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Penny (The Rescuers) - Both are judged for their looks and called "homely" orphans. In Dexter's case, a cowboy imp, Striker insults him by calling him that. Luckily, Samantha takes him in.

Casper (Casper (1995)) - Both are mistreated by grown men. Casper: Ghostly Trio, his uncles Dexter: Striker However, Striker and the Ghostly Trio regret their mistreatment towards the children.

Annie (Annie (1982)) - Both are orphans, but are taken in by nice women.

David (All Dogs Go to Heaven 2) - Both are spunky kids. They are also picked on by Carface and Striker, but aren't afraid to stand up to them.

Anne-Marie (All Dogs Go to Heaven) - Both are orphans.

Timmy (An All Dogs Christmas Carol) - Same with David.

Tod (The Fox and the Hound) - Both are cast aside by their friends' caretakers just because they are different. In Tod's case, just because he's a fox and he lives with Widow Tweed. In Dexter's case, because he is adopted by Striker's ex-friend, Samantha and doesn't want to associate with anyone on her side when he doesn't care about her story or her feelings.

Olivia Flaversham (The Great Mouse Detective) - Both are mocked and bullied by older men who come off as immature. Olivia: Fidget Dexter: Striker However, Dexter blows a raspberry at Striker right back, making the cowboy imp growl and Samantha smile and/or laugh.

Honorable mentions:

Robyn Starling (Tom and Jerry: The Movie)

James (James and the Giant Peach)

Kovu (The Lion King II: Simba's Pride)

Dumbo (Dumbo)

Quasimodo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)

Vanellope Von Schweetz (Wreck-It-Ralph franchise)

Jonny and Dennis (Hotel Transylvania franchise)

Dexter (Night at the Museum franchise)

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Penny (The Rescuers) - Both are judged for their looks and called "homely" orphans. In Dexter's case, a cowboy imp, Striker insults him by calling him that. Luckily, Samantha takes him in.

Casper (Casper (1995)) - Both are mistreated by grown men. Casper: Ghostly Trio, his uncles Dexter: Striker However, Striker and the Ghostly Trio regret their mistreatment towards the children.

Annie (Annie (1982)) - Both are orphans, but are taken in by nice women.

David (All Dogs Go to Heaven 2) - Both are spunky kids. They are also picked on by Carface and Striker, but aren't afraid to stand up to them.

Anne-Marie (All Dogs Go to Heaven) - Both are orphans.

Timmy (An All Dogs Christmas Carol) - Same with David.

Tod (The Fox and the Hound) - Both are cast aside by their friends' caretakers just because they are different. In Tod's case, just because he's a fox and he lives with Widow Tweed. In Dexter's case, because he is adopted by Striker's ex-friend, Samantha and doesn't want to associate with anyone on her side when he doesn't care about her story or her feelings.

Olivia Flaversham (The Great Mouse Detective) - Both are mocked and bullied by older men who come off as immature. Olivia: Fidget Dexter: Striker However, Dexter blows a raspberry at Striker right back, making the cowboy imp growl and Samantha smile and/or laugh.

Honorable mentions:

Robyn Starling (Tom and Jerry: The Movie)

James (James and the Giant Peach)

Kovu (The Lion King II: Simba's Pride)

Dumbo (Dumbo)

Quasimodo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)

Vanellope Von Schweetz (Wreck-It-Ralph franchise)

Jonny and Dennis (Hotel Transylvania franchise)

Dexter (Night at the Museum franchise)