Toon Talk Special: Go the Distance: Disney's 50 Greatest Heroes (Part 1 of 2)
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LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS
Don’t let their age fool you … what these heroes lack in time-earned wisdom, they more then make up for with raw spunk.
PETER PAN
He’s the boy who never grew up - and he’s taking full advantage of that situation. Pillaging pirates, crafty Indians, flirtatious mermaids, even that pushy English girl - he handles them all with a detached, childish glee. Oh, and he can fly too.
ALADDIN
Raised on the mean streets of Agrabah, this fleet footed riff raff knows his way around a sand dune. But when this so-called “diamond in the rough�? comes across an enchanted lamp and a magic carpet, there’s no stopping him.
QUASIMODO
Appearances can be deceiving. This misshapen hunchback is far from the monster he appears to be on the outside. Due to a heart of gold (bursting for the enchanting gypsy girl) beneath the behemoth exterior, the bell ringer of Notre Dame ultimately triumphs.