History Main / LovedByAll

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'': "Flash and Substance" shows that the citizens all adore The Flash, and even his RoguesGallery is respectful of him. He even manages to convince [[TheStoic Batman]] to attend the opening of a museum in his honor.

* ''Manga/{{Horimiya}}'': Even for a manga where everyone is more or less friends with everyone else, Yanagi is particularly well liked. Everyone wants to be closer and liked by him, going the extra mile to get on his good graces, and the boys even worry that his use of polite speak around them means that he doesn't like them.

** Metropolis loves Franchise/{{Superman}}, and [[AllLovingHero he loves them right back]]. If anyone is in trouble anywhere, they can have confidence that Superman will save them, because you can bet he will. He's not the BigGood of The DCU for no reason. There are criminals who'll willingly give themselves up to Superman without a run or a fight, and appreciate the lack of punching to the face. This extends to even the darkest periods of DC history: when ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' creates an explosion of anti-superhero paranoia worldwide, Superman is named as the sole exception, being the hero welcomed by every country.

** ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America, as in all incarnations. The president of the US and most of the people in the presidential line of succession are killed by ComicBook/TheMaker, so new elections are called amid a civil war. Captain America did not run for the presidency, he was busy protecting refugees, which was filmed on live television... and so, many people voted for him as a write-in candidate. Some time later, tired of the protocols, Captain America wanted to step down from the presidency. Stark tried to talk him out of it, saying that he's "the most popular president since... well, ''ever''".

* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'': Mario himself is extremely popular and loved by pretty much everyone who meets him. He’s such a NiceGuy and is always willing to help anyone who is in danger. His heroism and bravery also makes him loved by not just the citizens of the Mushroom Kingdom but even foreign countries like the BeanBean Kingdom and Isle Delfino. Heck even Bowser, his ArchEnemy, who hates him still has respect for him and admits he’s the right guy to be his nemesis. It’s quite telling that Mario is even able to make friends with people who were his enemies once, like Vivian and Donkey Kong, just because he is that nice.
** Princess Peach is another universally loved person. She is adores by every single one of her subjects but her kind and sweet nature makes it easy for people from other kingdoms to take an instant liking to her.

* ''VideoGame/Psychonauts2'' features Nick Johnsmith, the Psychonauts' mailroom man who is openly loved by everyone else in the organization - even surly types like Agent Oleander - with the sole exception of agency head Truman Zanotto, who Lili informs Raz thinks he seems like a suck-up. Sadly, the player's never really given the chance to judge for themselves on that, as [[spoiler:Nick is missing his brain when they first encounter him - and when they do finally get to discover what he's like, it's in the context of him being revealed to have been TheMole and a SmugSnake manipulator to his coworkers all along.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': Pretty much the only people in the show who would consider harming Ma-Ti, physically or emotionally, are the eco-villains. He doesn't have much trouble with people in general (barring a couple of anti-racism episodes). His older teammates all have [[EveryonesBabyBrother a massive soft spot for him]] (including Wheeler, [[CommanderContrarian who bickers with almost everyone]]) and [[TeamMom Gaia]] seems closer to him than she is even to the other members of the team.

** Adrien is also this, in and out of his hero mask. As Cat Noir, he's a beloved hero who is well-liked by citizens, and even his partner Ladybug cares for him even though she doesn't return his romantic feelings. In his civilian life, he's a popular model and one of the most loved students at school. Unlike Marinette, he's liked even by Chloe and Lila, who both have a crush on him.

* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': The Titular Duo are outright loved and adored by everyone in their hometown of Danville, as their creativity and building skills allow them to make fun actives for everyone to enjoy. Despite their sister, Candace, being annoyed by them and tries to get them in trouble throughout the show, she still cares dearly. Phineas and Ferb have even been able to a make friends around the world.

* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'': Avi Singh, a Raxus senator, is really likeable to his subordinates and thus very beloved. Captain Bragg even [[ExploitedTrope exploited]] this by having him to endorse the imperial occupation of the planet.

* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Marinette, both in and out of her hero mask, is this trope. As Ladybug, she is the city's savior who bravely defends the people against Hawkmoth and wins the SingleTargetSexuality of her partner. In her civilian life, she is the ClassPrincess who gets along with everyone and is always willing to help. She even wins the approval of the adults around her. The only two people who don't hold some sort of affection towards her are [[AlphaBitch Chloe]] and [[BitchInSheepsClothing Lila]] (and [[EvenTheLovingHeroHasHatedOnes the feeling's mutual]]).

* ''Manga/{{Horimiya}]'': Even for a manga where everyone is more or less friends with everyone else, Yanagi is particularly well liked. Everyone wants to be closer and liked by him, going the extra mile to get on his good graces, and the boys even worry that his use of polite speak around them means that he doesn't like them.

The reason a character is so beloved may vary. It may be because they're just that nice and perfect. They could be a hero who [[ChronicHeroSyndrome goes out of their way to help]] simply because [[ForGreatJustice they want to]]. However, it's more often than not a SuperTrope to HundredPercentHeroismRating and HundredPercentAdorationRating.

* ''Series/{{Oz}}'': Augustus Hill is about as well-liked as a prisoner in a maximum-security prison can get. Prisoners of various different gangs all genuinely enjoy his company, while most of the prison staff likes him for being [[TheAtoner one of the few genuinely repentant inmates]]. [[spoiler:When he's killed, the entire prison mourns him.]]

* ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'': By far the most beloved denizen of Pawnee is Lil' Sebastian, a miniature horse. Even the stoic Ron Swanson gets giddy in his presence. The only one immune to his charms is Ben; he doesn't hate him, mind you, he's just perplexed over why the entire town should give all their devotion to a small horse.

* In ''WebAnimation/BattleForBFDI'', Loser, a newcomer to the show, gained attention and love from all the other contestants, who thought he was charming and intelligent. Some of his fans, such as Clock and Cake, wanted to be on the same team as him, and they were accepted in the team, which was named "The Losers", after him. Subverted in episode 7, where Fanny recognized that Loser used to play with eye poppers all the time, even though they had been invented only an hour ago. This resulted in Loser being either loved or hated by the contestants.

* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': Uncle Pockets is loved by everyone at Foster's, as well as the many children he has lived with, and considered the best imaginary friend ever. Even [[{{Jerkass}} Duchess]] considers him "tolerable".

* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Marinette, both in and out of her hero mask, is this trope. As Ladybug, she is the city's savior who bravely defends the people against Hawkmoth and wins the SingleTargetSexuality of her partner. In her civilian life, she is the ClassPrincess who gets along with everyone and is always willing to help. She even wins the approval of the adults around her. The only two people who don't hold some sort of affection towards her are [[AlphaBitch Chloe]] and [[BitchInSheepsClothing Lila]].

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': A lot of the more benevolent [=SCPs=] are well-liked by the staff, but [[BlobMonster SCP-999]] is the best and most well-known example, which is justified because of how friendly it is and how anyone who touches it gets overcome with a wave of euphoria.

* ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'': In the episode "I Can't Stan You", Stan ''thinks'' he's this, but when he brings home CIA-grade eavesdropping equipment, he overhears their neighbors repeatedly insulting and criticizing him and realizes it's [[HatedByAll quite the opposite]]. The rest of the episode centers on Stan trying to get such an approval rating, and when he fails, he settles for simply having everyone deported.

* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': Uncle Pockets is loved by everyone at Foster's, as well as the many children he has lived with, and considered the best imaginary friend ever. Even Duchess considers him tolerable.

Occasionally, this trope can be PlayedForLaughs, especially when the universally loved character is a ParodySue, who enly exists to make the protagonist jealous. A [[GreenEyedMonster jealous]] person might resent this person for [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter always overshadowing them]].

Compare MarySue, where such a character is generally disliked by the audience due to their idealized personality and few if any flaws; a Loved by All character can have personality flaws and the like and still have people in-universe or out like them. Compare also MagneticHero who is a hero who gains many friends easily, or ClassPrincess, who is a popular girl who is loved for her kindness. When someone disliking this character is a plot point, see SomebodyDoesntLoveRaymond. Opposite to HatedByAll, where a character is despised by virtually everyone in-universe.

* ''Anime/AhMyGoddess'': Belldandy is almost universally loved. Her beauty, grace, and kindness make her instantly popular with the student body of Nekomi Tech (minus [[SomebodyDoesntLoveRaymond Sayoko]]), including the members of the motor club like Otaki and Tamiya. Even Marller, a demon and one of Bell's nemesis, is on genuinely friendly terms with her, willing to have meals with her and do karaoke together when they end up at a hot springs together. Even Banpei, a robot programmed without emotions, somehow falls in love with her.

* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Lucy is a person who is [[MagneticHero loved by many people throughout the series which range from her Celestial Spirits, her guild mates, even former enemies like Flare and Minerva come to like her.]] This is best shown in the finally of the series when Meredy is able to use her Sensery Link spell to connect Lucy with an entire continent of people in order to help her seal Acnologia's body away in Fairy Sphere. Said spell requires the people it's used on to have strong feelings for each other in order to work, which means all of those people must care about Lucy just as she does for them.

** All Might is beloved by everyone as he is the Symbol of Peace. He, of course, is a very upstanding person himself who very often inspires everyone around him to do better. [[spoiler:So when he is forced to retire after his battle with All for One, the public is understandably devastated and can't for the life of them consider ''Endeavor'' to be a fitting replacement since he is the complete opposite of All Might's public image. He is trying to make amends with his horrible reputation, though.]]

** Fio Piccolo quickly earns the love and respect of all the pilots, even convincing the pirates not to smash the plane she'd helped to rebuild by appealing to their sense of honor and asking them to fight Porco in the air, instead. As a war is about to break out, Porco hands Fio off to Gina, and the according to Fio the two became good and fast friends.
* ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'': Kasumi Tendo is an incredibly sweet (and somewhat naive) SupremeChef, homemaker and TeamMom that everybody else in the cast adores -- even Happosai, who is a supreme lecher and too headstrong ([[OldMaster and plain strong]]) to reason with, backs down whenever Kasumi gives him a stern look and [[SwiperNoSwiping a "please don't do that"]]. Almost nobody else in the cast, even at their most vile, think of hurting her as part of their schemes (those who definitely would [[ContrivedCoincidence just happen to never interact with her]]) and the few times she has become collateral damage everybody despairs.
* ''Manga/TheVampireDiesInNoTime'': While it's a WorldOfJerkass, Idiots and [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Jerkass Idiots]], almost everyone InUniverse is insanely protective of [[TeamPet John, Draluc's Armadillo]] {{Familiar}}. While Ronaldo finds it odd that Draluc has such an unique pet, he quickly gains a BigBrotherInstinct for him and gets enraged at Draluc's supposed negligence and willingness to have him act as bait due to his toughness. One chapter not only reveals that [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext he has his own fanclub for his football matches]], but the moment it's assumed that he's kidnapped by Vampire, when he was actually just late getting home but later ''does'' get kidnapped (twice), Ronaldo, Draluc, the Vampire Hunters Guild, The Vampire Division of the local police, and the aforementioned fanclub are up in arms and searching for him.

** ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America, as in all incarnations. The president of the US and most of the people in the presidential line of succession are killed by ComicBook/TheMaker, so new elections are called amid a civil war. Captain America did not run for the presidency, he was busy protecting refugees, which was filmed on live television... and so, many people voted him as a write-in candidate. Some time later, tired of the protocols, Captain America wanted to step down from the presidency. Stark tried to talk him out of it, saying that he's "the most popular president since... well, ''ever''".

* ''Film/DescendantOfTheSun'': The Princess is loved by her subjects, servants, and basically the ''entire'' kingdom. When she gets kidnapped by the evil Regent, the citizens tries to rush into the palace to save her, with many commoners volunteering to take her place or otherwise sacrifice for her.

** Meridas Amaram is considered by everyone to be a paragon of Alethi values, an upstanding and honorable lord who treats opponents fairly and is even [[NiceToTheWaiter extremely kind to those in his service]]. Unfortunately, he's not as good as he appears, which Kaladin Stormblessed suffered for. However, his sparkling public image is also lightly lampshaded and played with, as Adolin Kholin is the one person to believe Kaladin that he isn't as much of a paragon as he puts on because anyone who would have such a good reputation free from any blemish must have been putting in the effort to be hiding something.

* ''Series/GilmoreGirls'': Everyone in Stars Hollow absolutely adores Rory. That said, this trope gets deconstructed whenever someone doesn't immediately worship the ground Rory walks on and points out her flaws, Rory [[CantTakeCriticism has a complete meltdown]].

* ''Myth/NorseMythology'': Baldr, the god of light, beauty, purity, and the summer sun. He was so loved that, when he died, all objects alive and dead weeped for him (except the giantess Thökk, often presumed to be Baldr's murderer in disguise, Loki).

* In ''WebAnimation/BattleForBFDI'', Loser, a newcomer to the show, gained attention and love from all the other contestants, who thought he was charming and intelligent. Some of his fans, such as Clock and Cake, wanted to be on the same team with him, and they were accepted in the team, which was named "The Losers", after him. Subverted in episode 7, where Fanny recognized that Loser used to play with eye poppers all the time, even though they had been invented only an hour ago. This resulted in Loser being either loved or hated by the contestants.

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': A lot of the more benevolent [=SCPs=] are well liked by the staff, but [[BlobMonster SCP-999]] is the best and most well known example, which is justified because of how friendly it is and how anyone who touches it gets overcome with a wave of euphoria.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'': Chloe is loved by everyone except for [[TheProtagonist Timmy Turner]] who was forced to share his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, with her.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask'': The Mask is very well-liked and loved by most people in Edge City due to his sweet nature, charisma charm, a {{Nice Guy}} and that he protects and save them from the supervillains who attack there though he is not well-liked by the police due to his chaotic and wild nature and the supervillains as well also due to him being a {{Troll}} along with pulling wedgies on them which causes them to hate and fear him to the point they ended up having a meeting because the one thing they have in common is that they want The Mask gone but only to find out he's been with them the whole time disguised which after being found out he defeats all of them in just a few seconds.
* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': Marinette, both in and out of her hero mask, is this trope. As Ladybug, she is the city's savior who bravely defends the people against Hawkmoth and wins the SingleTargetSexuality of her partner. In her civilian life, she is the ClassPrincess who gets along with everyone and is always willing to help. She even wins the approval of the adults around her. The only two people who don't hold some sort of affection towards her are AlphaBitch Chloe and BitchInSheepsClothing Lila.

* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Lucy is a person who is [[MagneticHero loved by many people throughout the series which range from her Celestial Spirits, her guild mates, even former enemies like Flare and Minerva come to like her.]] This is best shown in the finally of the series when Meredy is able to use her Sensery Link spell to connect Lucy with an entire continent of people in order to help her seal Acnologia?s body away in Fairy Sphere. Said spell requires the people it?s used on to have strong feelings for each other in order to work which means all of those people must care about Lucy just as she does for them.

* ''Manga/MoriartyThePatriot'': Professor William James Moriarty, for all that he's a SerialKiller, is adored by just about everyone. His brothers worship him, his crew devotes their lives to him and break into tears once [[spoiler:they discover he survived the fall in ''The Final Problem'']], his students want to visit his house, Bill Hunting religiously studied his theses, Sherlock Holmes considers him a dear friend, Mycroft Holmes considers him a "true patriot" and even John Watson says he seemed like a good person when they briefly met--even after discovering the man was The Lord of Crime. Just about the only person who doesn't like him is... William James Moriarty himself.

* ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'': Kasumi Tendo is an incredibly sweet (and somewhat naive) SupremeChef, homemaker and TeamMom that everybody else in the cast adores - even Happosai, who is a supreme lecher and too headstrong ([[OldMaster and plain strong]]) to reason with, backs down whenever Kasumi gives him a stern look and [[SwiperNoSwiping a "please don't do that"]]. Almost nobody else in the cast, even at their most vile, think of hurting her as part of their schemes (those who definitely would [[ContrivedCoincidence just happen to never interact with her]]) and the few times she has become collateral damage everybody despairs.

** ComicBook/CaptainAmerica is almost universally beloved in the Marvel Verse. To many, he is ''the'' superhero. This is deconstructed when [[spoiler:he is turned into a HYDRA agent by a RealityWarper. His fascist self takes advantage of his reputation to manipulate the American government into giving him power. The events of ''Comicbook/SecretEmpire'' ultimately result in HYDRA Cap tarnishing Steve Roger's reputation, meaning he no longer has a one-hundred percent adoration rating. Steve realizes this when a child he tries to help in the aftermath of the event is too scared of him to take his hand. Steve is actually somewhat ''relieved'' the people no longer unconditionally trust him. He has wanted them to stop blindly trusting authority figures and heroes all along because he is all too aware that can lead to fascism.]]
** Second to Cap in popularity in the Marvel Universe is the 'The Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing' of the ''ComicBook/FantasticFour''. Marvel citizens love him for his unquestionable heroism and charm, and every other hero in the universe, be they an Avenger, an X-Man, or otherwise, will aid him if asked.

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* ''Theatre/{{Urinetown}}'': After Officer Lockstock points out that, since Bobby Strong is the TheHero, his LoveInterest Hope ''has'' to love him, Little Sally adds that ''everybody'' loves Bobby Strong. This increases, at least on the poor's side, when he becomes the leader of the rebellion, [[spoiler: making his Act 2 death particularly tragic]].

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* ''Myth/ClassicalMythology'': Hestia is a person loved and adored by her divine family which ranges from the likes of [[TricksterGod Hermès]], [[ReallyGetsAround Zeus]] and [[GodOfChaos Eris]] among others. It's to the point that hurting her in any way is their universal [[BerserkButton Berserker Button]] as shown when [[EveryoneHasStandards they all united]] to beat the crap out of Priapus after he [[NearRapeExperience tried and failed to rape her.]]

* ''Myth/ClassicalMythology'': Hestia is a person loved and adored by her divine family which ranges from the likes of [[TricksterGod Hermès]], [[ReallyGetsAround Zeus]] and [[GodOfChaos Eris]] among others. It?s to the point that hurting her in any way is their universal [[BerserkButton Berserker Button]] as shown when [[EveryoneHasStandards they all united]] to beat the crap out of Priapus after he [[NearRapeExperience tried and failed to rape her.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'': Nubert, a character introduced in Chapter 2, claims that everybody loves him, and this is reflected well in dialouge as people have nothing but nice things to say about him, with Susie and Ralsei saying "My man!" whenever he appears.