I give Greg a lot of grace because he’s 100% on his own. Rose died, he’s estranged from his family and the Crystal Gems don’t understand children. As far as he knows there is no one in existence like Steven, no one to tell him what to expect from a half gem child. For all he knows the second Steven gets to school or goes to a doctor he’s gone, the government is gonna take him away to be experimented on. He was also pretty young and homeless when Steven was born so he was doing his best with very few resources.
Hugh getting C tier is a shame, bro saw his son in a hulked out form and was fully supportive, “You been lifting the free weights, son?!” “I’m willing to spot ya, what do you lift 3-4,000 pounds?”
@@brandonthomas6038 Took me a few seconds, but I do remember that line vaguely. My friend used to have Megamind playing all the time in the background for a few years at their places
Chaz Finster, aka Chuckies dad deserves A tier. Single father that wants what's best for his son despite himself being insecure and when the other adults encourage him to do new things he reconsiders and is smart to sit out the wildly dangerous stuff.
And I haven't really seen the Rugrats in Paris movie, but I imagine the way they depict Chucky having to come to terms with getting a "new" mom and a new sister would be done well. I remember seeing some of the episode with Chucky worrying he might forget his mom and Chaz also coming to terms in a way with acknowledging it fully
I think the dad from sing should be a up maybe 1 tier just cause of what he did to apologize. He heard his son singing and enjoy himself and he was so proud to see his son happy he realized what he did and broke out of prison with his bare hands and traveled all the way across town to apologize and tell him he loves him. I dont think it was “my sons famous now” it was more “my son is happy… my son… what have i done…”
The Pharoah wasn't emotionally abusive. His two sons had just TOPPLED A TEMPLE. Probably months of construction were wasted (people might have even gotten hurt or killed) all because his sons were messing around. And then Rameses tries to act like it's not a big deal, when it absolutely is. The only reason Pharoah is harder on Rameses than Moses is because Rameses is the heir and needs to know better, for the sake of his position. We, as the audience, only see this one moment between father and sons, and it is a moment where Pharoah has to discipline them for a very, very serious action. That skews our judgement of him, but it's clear that he doesn't *want* to be harsh on them. That's why he takes Moses' advice at the end of the scene to give Rameses a chance to be better. He loves his sons and wants them to be responsible men. His true failing isn't with Rameses. It's with Moses. He loves Moses as his son, but the moment he says, "They were only slaves" in reference to the mudered babies, he proved that his love for Moses was conditional (on the condition that Moses was HIS son, and not the son of a slave) and that he had no empathy for those below him. That was the only moment he did anything wrong, on screen, in regards to being a father. Honestly, had my kids toppled a temple I would have handed them both over to help with reconstruction. I would NOT have put them in charge of it. If anything, I'd say Pharoah probably *spoiled* them nore than anything.
He definitely took a position that would lead to more maladaptive behavior from his sons, particularly Rameses, but Moses as well in the sense that he feels that he's always going to be second to his brother that has Pharaoh's blood lineage
I’m somewhat disappointed by how little Saber and Rishi remember the characters from cartoons they grow up with. It’s painful watching them struggle to even remember who some of these fathers are.
This is exactly the same issue I have with my partner lol I’m convinced some peoples brains just tend to toss things you don’t need for survival vs some peoples just does for fun.
I can't even remember characters from stuff I watched a week ago let alone from my childhood. I only remember characters if they're from something I watched obsessively that I loved
Mr Krabbs _looooves_ his daughter tho, more than money I think even- and for him that’s saying something. 👀 Not to mention she’s obviously a step-child/adopted, even if he could have not cared after his wife wasn’t around, he STILL loves her! He’s just not touchy feely- he’s trying his best tho.. 🥺
Remember the Cha-Ching song? He literally said that he’d give up everything for his money, while closing an album showing Pearl. Plus, he literally breaks promises with her constantly. Definitely D tier.
The show just suddenly decided to take his abusiveness seriously. Both Peter and Ozai should be below him. Rick should be slightly below Martin for making Morty into a terrible person and keeping him out of school without actually educating him. Omniman being top F-tier sounds about right.
The sad part about Martin from Adventure Time. The guy tried to change and protected baby Finn (in his back story), the kicker is the guy got amnesia, and worst he lost his empathy.
I would pay money to watch a Star Wars esque mini show revolving Martin Mertins. I also think he suffered brain damage after he lost Fin cause there is character art of him with a head wound being saved by pirates
The father from the breadwinner for me is S tier, we don’t see much of him but he’s the kindest man in that movie, he protects his daughter against a guy who wanted to marry her and says that she’s too young and should enjoy her childhood, he’s a teacher and makes sure that his daughters have proper education in a time period and place where women are just seen as objects, he’s a good man who’s trying to make the best of an awful awful situation
I say piccolo is more of a good uncle than dad because we have to remember he did kidnap gohan, force him to do crazy training with the intention to take over the world and didn’t became a good guy until he died for gohan
i wanna talk abt mayor dewey rq- he was a good dad!! buck was very embarrassed by him but there was a really good moment in an episode i think called "guitar dad" where buck prints stevens advertisement of his dads new guitar lessons on shirts. steven thinks he did it out of good will then finds out he was using it as a meme and finds an old drawing buck made as an ad for his dad being mayor and prints it on a shirt. he launches the shirt at mayor dewey with a t shirt launcher (i think, its been a long time) and mayor Dewey sees it and starts to tear up, saying something like "i havent seen this in years" I think it shows how much buck loved and looked up to his dad being the mayor and its just a really sweet moment between them
10:39 Rick has been intentionally malicious to Morty and he is a bad influence to the family as a whole. He isn't the worst but he should definitely be F despite how much the show tries to be sympathetic to him.
Even if it would've been at the end, I think Mr. Ping (Po's dad/the goose) should have been S-tier. His worst moments come from the start of the first movie, but at the end, he does realize how much kung fu means to his son. The second movie, enough said. Plus the little detail where he told Po in the first movie that he used to dream about cooking tofu, and like his son following his dream and pursuing kung fu, he now sells tofu at the noodle shop. I haven't seen the 3rd movie, only bits and pieces, but while Ping starts out as a jealous dad he does have that really poignant line that "it doesn't mean less for me, it means more for Po". He has his slip-ups but there's nothing truly detrimental, and his positives are VERY positive.
Cheese SAndwich in MLP FIM was a father, but it was basically in the epilogue episode anyway, so it's kind of as pointless as if we saw main world Finn with a kid in an epilogue (not Farm World Finn, that's a whole other thing)
Idk if they ever found out, but it was bothering me too till it popped into my head a minute later. The one someone said Markiplier at (lol) is from to the moon or Over the moon the one on Netflix!
@@angelzavala2254Orel's not perfect and has done some bad things, but he tries to be a good person. It's just that a lot of the adults in his life, esp his family, ESP his dad, give him terrible advice and lessons and he often either misinterprets it or uses the bad advice he's given. And he's also like 12, so I don't think he can held to the same standards as an adult. I think the ending makes it clear he does break the cycle of misery his family was stuck in and is a generally good person.
The problem with Wendy’s dad is the same as with Ramses dad, he gets 1-2 scenes of screen time. The thing is the film came out in the 1950s and as a working father he seems to be doing well for his family. Sure he doesn’t appear to be a great father, but with his salary he’s got the family a flat in downtown London. He’s probably too busy during the daytime to get to know his children due to his important job paying for the sizable townhouse.
23:39 - 24:10 My instincts while watching this was right, that is the dad from Mirai (the director Rishii was thinking of was Mamoru Hosoda). From what I remember he’s A-tier, with the interesting detail that both parents work but he does do at home some he does a good chunk of the child-rearing which is something you don’t see often. I understand the confusion though because the movies good but nothing super ground breaking either. Modest recommendation basically
If Iroh and Bandit got less than S tier it would be a crime!!! It's too bad they don't remember any of the pony dads. Rainbow's dad was a helicopter parent, so was her mom, like Rainbow was their only child and they were sure that their kid was the best kid no matter what she did and they lavished praise and affection on her. Fluttershy's dad was just a pushover, like he seems like he doesn't have a single mean hair or feather on his body but as a result he lets Fluttershy's younger brother be a dropout who takes advantage of his parents. We don't see Cheese Sandwich talk to his kid but it's implied that he along with Pinkie plays with him and takes him on adventures and they love each other and Lil Cheese is just the happiest kid so I'm sure Pinkie and Cheese Sandwich are great parents just based on that. Twilight's dad, yeah, we don't get to see much of his parenting but he seems bland but nice and supportive and he cares about his kids and shows up for their big achievements and ceremonies. Shining Armor, yeah he's a good dad but he can't control his (alicorn) kid. Bright Mac, well he's definitely a great husband and Big Macintosh and Applejack remember him very fondly but D for Dead, we don't get to see him as a dad at all.
1:14:43 Yeah, _Aladdin_ is one of those Disney movies that really feel like a Gilbert & Sullivan opera, along with _The Little Mermaid_ and _The Princess and the Frog,_ where half the plot consists of quibbling over rules and regulations, and finding fun little loopholes thereabouts. In particular, even though I often compare _Aladdin_ to _The Mikado_ in terms of character relationships and how they both harshly comment on authoritarian society, the ending of _Aladdin_ really reminds me of the ending of _Iolanthe,_ where the plot gets resolved by a measly change in the law that could have been done *ages* prior.
Knowing what I know about recent chapters of the Manga, Kuma from One Piece is an S tier dad. Idk if I put him above Iroh, but they're at least on the same spot. Because the lengths Kuma would go for his baby girl are limitless at this point.
The Dad from the first Croods threw everyone including one person that wasn’t really part of his family out of danger and was sure he wasn’t gonna make it. S tier should be his place since he would’ve died for everyone in his family.
I have some weird ones Darkwing Duck, Trigon (instant F-tier), Harold from Billy & Mandy, The Emperor from Samurai Jack, Mung Daal from Chowder, Harold Squarepants, and Gomez Addams. Also, and hear me outon this one, Jaga from the Thundercats. Dude accidentally dooms his planet, flees to save the son of the king, and pilots the ship while everyone's in cryosleep, knowing that he'll not survive the journey. Then returns from the dead as a ghost to teach Lion-O everything he needs.
The father was arrested for talking against a state police officer who then reported him and they raided his house and arrested him. For the environment he was a good father
1:16:22 The invest movie- “for kids”! Even hinted at the brother & sister having a romantic relationship by the end of the movie. Also it’s very obvious their family marries into each other, not just cousins either. (Their parents might even be full blooded siblings too actually-)
Pach is s tier for me he treated the kcozzo like son and even had kcozzo stay with them when kcozzo had to go to school. Also patch was such a great father figure that at the end of empor new school kcozzo had patch and his family move into the pacle.
I would put Dib's Dad in C tier or maybe B tier. The reason being is the episode called Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy. In that episode, when Dib almost dies, Dib's Dad builds him a machine to protect him.
26:22 That is monolo’s son, his name is Carlos Sanchez. Incase you don’t know his story I will tell you. So it all started in the beginning of the book of life movie when he shows monolo as a kid his mothers grave. Then a couple of minutes later after monolo as a kid tries to attack the bull to help Maria, Carlos told monolo that “In order to impress meria you have to become a bullfighter that is through the Sanchez family generations.” Then when monolo grows up, he is still interested in music. He told his dad that killing the bull is wrong. When Maria came back, there was the bull fighting tournament. It was the bull fighting battle between juacien and monolo. Monolo’s dad gave him the sword and said “Do it, kill it, for the family.” But monolo refused to do it. So then his dad told him to never become the son he loved and never become a bullfighter. So then a couple of scenes later when Carlos looked at his son’s grave, a couple of bad guys wet invading the town. He tried to defeat them, but the he quickly died. He became a freaking skeleton and watch monolo as a skeleton in the tournament to defeat a giant bull in order to get his Alive body back. When monolo sang the apology song with his guitar and defeated the giant skeleton bull, monolo’s dad then realize that he regret on what he did to his son. He realize that he has to let go of the generation let monolo decide. Then in the end, monolo became alive and end up marrying meria. Carlos reunited with his dead wife while still being becoming dead. So I would have to say at least a b tier.
I’m only saying this because I saw Frollo go by: in 2022, my sister, mom, and I went to go see a play of _The Hunchback of Notredame,_ and her director played Young Frollo. She said it was weird to see him almost throw Baby Quasimodo into the well. I know it’s absolutely NOT important, but I still find it funny.
Lego Batman was way after he technically has his own kid, not just the adoptive family, though I imagine they didn't want to get into Damian, since Batman being a father proper is more debatable versus the adoptive role
Id say big daddy is a good dad because of how Lottie turned out, spoiled? Yes. But kind, not racist despite the time period and how it was much more socially acceptable to be that vile, she wasn't absolutely selflish, she wanted to marry a prince her whole life, she wanted to be a princess so badly, yet when the opportunity is there croaking right infront if her, the second her friend has expressed that she loves him (met the real him first and got to know him) she cries tears of joy not saddness her friend found true love and she couldnt be happier for her and she gives up her dream for Tianas happiness and even gets desperate and upset that she wasn't able to fix it for her and give Tiana that happily ever after Lottie KNOWS Tiana deserves, so yes spoiled but not rotten, if Lottie came out how she did he must of been one hell of a dad in my book, its hard to both spoil someone and make sure they aren't selfish or mean/cruel, big daddy deserves at least B tier.
I find it so weird how much Piccolo gets ranked way above Goku in terms of being a Dad. Like at best, Piccolo should be on the same tier as Goku. In terms of both characters raising Gohan: Goku spends four/five years raising his son before DBZ starts. Sacrifices his own life saving his son against Raditz. Trains with Gohan for three years before the androids show up. Spends a whole year in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber with Gohan. Deliberately chooses to spend time with Gohan instead of training in the week leading up to the Cell Games. And he ultimately sacrifices his own life to save Gohan when Cell is about to self destruct. Piccolo on the other hand: Forces Gohan to survive on his own in the middle of nowhere for half a year and trains him for the second half of the year(I’m aware that Piccolo was watching over him somewhat during those first six months, but Gohan wasn’t aware of this fact so I don’t know how much this actually leans in Piccolo’s favor). Selflessly sacrifices his own life to save Gohan against Nappa. Finally, He trains with Goku and Gohan for three years before the androids show up. Now I imagine that people are going to raise some extra points, so I’ll address them here: “Gohan asks for Piccolo to make his Gi like his own instead of Goku’s Gi.” Gohan in the Buu saga asks for Kibito to make his Gi like Goku’s so this point is essentially nothing. “Piccolo saves Gohan and the others against Frieza.” Goku saves his son against the likes of Nappa, the Ginyu Force, and Frieza as well. “What about the Senzu bean and Cell?” Goku flat out states that Cell is stronger than him. Goku gave Cell the Senzu bean so Gohan would actually get backed against a wall and unleash his rage, a rage that both the characters and the audience have seen time and time again. If Gohan hadn’t have gone Ssj2 during the fight, the Earth would have been destroyed. Not to mention, when Goku is told by Piccolo that Gohan doesn’t fighting, Goku realizes his mistake and tells Krillin to give him a Senzu bean, showing that Goku was willing to go in and fight Cell to save Gohan. It was only when Cell stole the Senzu beans and made the Cell Jrs. that both Goku and Piccolo had no opportunity to help. So when Cell is about to blow up everyone and the Earth, Goku sacrifices himself and apologizes to Gohan before teleporting Cell away. Even in the afterlife, Goku inspires and cheers Gohan on during the Father-Son Kamehameha. Long story short: Both characters probably go in B tier if you would ask me, with Goku being in high B and Piccolo in middle B.
Good you based most of the good points on the cell saga, but i still think goku gambling the odds of the battle on those decisions is against what you propose. Goku was "present" on the early years before DBZ, but most of the Chichi (Milk) rants where about Goku been irresponsible keep training outside the house. Overall, even if the writting was not consistent, Goku expects from other do thier best to keep up but didnt catch up with gohan interest in life. That was coming more from Piccolo because he took his time with the boy. Personally, i put Piccolo as best parent figure/relative, but im agree to keep both on the same tier.
I think Goku is a better dad than people think. I mean, just look back at what happened to him. At the start of the Saiyan Saga, he died, so he couldn't be there for his son, then when he came back to life he saved his son then was hospitalized! So he couldn't do much, but still squeezed in some time to go fishing with his son. After recovering he traveled to the planet his son was on and saved his life again, and got hospitalized again. I don't remember if they ever explained why he didn't let the Dragon bring him back to Earth, that was one moment where I can blame him for not being around on his own will. Then right as he gets home he's informed that Androids are coming to kill everyone so he needs to focus on that, and when that's all done he's dead again. Even after he comes back Gohan is already an adult so I'd say if anything Goku is just as much a victim as Gohan.
Nah, i dont know in other languages, but on the dub from latinoamerica, its clear that goku priority is too fight great opponents, then save the lives of others. The surprise with raditz, was that he was not coming to take his time. But in the cell saga and also a little with majin boo, he endanger others in order to pursue a better fight. Its who it is, and that conflicts with doing the best for his family or the destiny of the whole planet. So the fact that he wishes to take some moments to slow down with Gohan, its consequences of the time they spend training on the time chamber. B minus at best he deserves
Idk about homer I personally put him in F because like he's always either at work,moe's,or home and even then he physically abuses bart and then he's a but kinda of emotionally abusive putting both Lisa and marge down with his words, forgetting Maggie exists and his actions like sometimes he does things for the betterment of his family but he isn't as willing to sacrifice as much as marge has
Rainbow dash's dad has always been too supportive wich is not a good thing for her cause he's way too imbarassing but he's a super great dad and he deserves the best tier
i would have put Mr. Krabs in C tier at least cause besides money, Pearl is the other thing he would do anything for, he truly loves her heck he even became a food thief, when Pearl had a growth spurt the only downside, is that he is very cheap when it comes to Pearl's wants
I mean...isn't he also Rei's dad in some sense? Shou Tucker from FMA is probably one of the worst, his child was a means to an end, though he was arguably so disturbed over time
OH YEA the 2012 Shredder technically is a father. For where i put him it be high f tier and heres why. For starters Shredder took and raised Splinter daughter after he was trying to kill him and accidently killed his wife Teng Shen. He raised her think that Splinter was the one who killed her mom and she resented Splinter becasue of the lie he told her. He accidently mutated her when he was trying to attack Leo, also he put a mind controling worm inside of her head. But from all those dads from f tier who wants nothing to with thier kids, Shredder did care for her i guess like there's some moments that shredder does care about her but thats not excussing him from all the stuff stuff he did.
Doof is an S tier dad. He gives to Vanessa the love he wanted when he was growing up and it’s super sweet
Yeah, his parents weren't even around on the day of his birth.
Even in the original show Mr. Peabody was very caring of Sherman. He educated him, kept him safe, clothed, and fed him. He definitely deserves S tier.
And in the original show, pretty sure Peabody officially adopted Sherman, with the running joke being that he was the dog who adopted a boy.
I give Greg a lot of grace because he’s 100% on his own. Rose died, he’s estranged from his family and the Crystal Gems don’t understand children. As far as he knows there is no one in existence like Steven, no one to tell him what to expect from a half gem child. For all he knows the second Steven gets to school or goes to a doctor he’s gone, the government is gonna take him away to be experimented on. He was also pretty young and homeless when Steven was born so he was doing his best with very few resources.
Bandit deserves its own tier.
Hugh getting C tier is a shame, bro saw his son in a hulked out form and was fully supportive, “You been lifting the free weights, son?!”
“I’m willing to spot ya, what do you lift 3-4,000 pounds?”
Okay I need to know who thought that Megamind's dad was a higher priority than Hank Hill.
I mean...my mind is going to the Space Dad joke they did midway through. Where would that fit?
@@ToHoldNothing F-TIER!!! HE LIED TO SPACE STEP-MOM!!!
@@brandonthomas6038 Took me a few seconds, but I do remember that line vaguely. My friend used to have Megamind playing all the time in the background for a few years at their places
Chaz Finster, aka Chuckies dad deserves A tier. Single father that wants what's best for his son despite himself being insecure and when the other adults encourage him to do new things he reconsiders and is smart to sit out the wildly dangerous stuff.
And I haven't really seen the Rugrats in Paris movie, but I imagine the way they depict Chucky having to come to terms with getting a "new" mom and a new sister would be done well. I remember seeing some of the episode with Chucky worrying he might forget his mom and Chaz also coming to terms in a way with acknowledging it fully
@@ToHoldNothing go watch that movie now and have a good cry.
The Thumbnail is the greatest "one of these things is not like the other" game ever
I think the dad from sing should be a up maybe 1 tier just cause of what he did to apologize. He heard his son singing and enjoy himself and he was so proud to see his son happy he realized what he did and broke out of prison with his bare hands and traveled all the way across town to apologize and tell him he loves him. I dont think it was “my sons famous now” it was more “my son is happy… my son… what have i done…”
The Pharoah wasn't emotionally abusive. His two sons had just TOPPLED A TEMPLE. Probably months of construction were wasted (people might have even gotten hurt or killed) all because his sons were messing around. And then Rameses tries to act like it's not a big deal, when it absolutely is. The only reason Pharoah is harder on Rameses than Moses is because Rameses is the heir and needs to know better, for the sake of his position.
We, as the audience, only see this one moment between father and sons, and it is a moment where Pharoah has to discipline them for a very, very serious action. That skews our judgement of him, but it's clear that he doesn't *want* to be harsh on them. That's why he takes Moses' advice at the end of the scene to give Rameses a chance to be better.
He loves his sons and wants them to be responsible men.
His true failing isn't with Rameses. It's with Moses. He loves Moses as his son, but the moment he says, "They were only slaves" in reference to the mudered babies, he proved that his love for Moses was conditional (on the condition that Moses was HIS son, and not the son of a slave) and that he had no empathy for those below him.
That was the only moment he did anything wrong, on screen, in regards to being a father. Honestly, had my kids toppled a temple I would have handed them both over to help with reconstruction. I would NOT have put them in charge of it. If anything, I'd say Pharoah probably *spoiled* them nore than anything.
He definitely took a position that would lead to more maladaptive behavior from his sons, particularly Rameses, but Moses as well in the sense that he feels that he's always going to be second to his brother that has Pharaoh's blood lineage
I’m somewhat disappointed by how little Saber and Rishi remember the characters from cartoons they grow up with. It’s painful watching them struggle to even remember who some of these fathers are.
I kind of understand because they watch so much more than the rest of us
Probably because the fathers are really minor characters, I don't even recognise like 80% of these mfs
They had like 70 different characters to go over and debate on
This is exactly the same issue I have with my partner lol I’m convinced some peoples brains just tend to toss things you don’t need for survival vs some peoples just does for fun.
I can't even remember characters from stuff I watched a week ago let alone from my childhood. I only remember characters if they're from something I watched obsessively that I loved
I find it funny that for Mufasa you go “you die for your kid it’s an S” then other characters come up that die for their kids and they get lower
Mr Krabbs _looooves_ his daughter tho, more than money I think even- and for him that’s saying something. 👀
Not to mention she’s obviously a step-child/adopted, even if he could have not cared after his wife wasn’t around, he STILL loves her! He’s just not touchy feely- he’s trying his best tho.. 🥺
Yet despite of that his kid clearly also victim of his ridiculous stinginess
Remember the Cha-Ching song? He literally said that he’d give up everything for his money, while closing an album showing Pearl. Plus, he literally breaks promises with her constantly. Definitely D tier.
He loves his daughter for sure, but he loves money even more. He wants to be a good father, but his loyalty to capital makes that impossible
Already know clays gonna be bottom of the barrel 😅
He shot his kid needs his own teir
The show just suddenly decided to take his abusiveness seriously. Both Peter and Ozai should be below him. Rick should be slightly below Martin for making Morty into a terrible person and keeping him out of school without actually educating him. Omniman being top F-tier sounds about right.
Shou Tucker could probably compete with Clay for worst cartoon dad.
Bondrewd? Best dad?
The sad part about Martin from Adventure Time. The guy tried to change and protected baby Finn (in his back story), the kicker is the guy got amnesia, and worst he lost his empathy.
he changed everything about himself to be worthy of being a dad and then his past caught up with him, it's so gd tragic.
WATCH THE LAST UNICORN! And Grandma got run over by a reindeer if you're still Christmasing
Irho and Banit meeting would be so wholesome
Bandit is the best dad
I remember there was a mom list a while back
I would pay money to watch a Star Wars esque mini show revolving Martin Mertins. I also think he suffered brain damage after he lost Fin cause there is character art of him with a head wound being saved by pirates
Love these tier list videos u guys do! Can’t wait for the next one!
25:58 (I’m not a Brony or PeggaSister, I’m just a girl who enjoys the series) Rainbow Dash’s Dad is *such* a good well meaning dad, definitely A or B!
I clearly remember Jesper saying "after I told my dad I wanted to stay he hugged me so hard, he never hugged me like that before"
The father from the breadwinner for me is S tier, we don’t see much of him but he’s the kindest man in that movie, he protects his daughter against a guy who wanted to marry her and says that she’s too young and should enjoy her childhood, he’s a teacher and makes sure that his daughters have proper education in a time period and place where women are just seen as objects, he’s a good man who’s trying to make the best of an awful awful situation
25:40 I would put Johnny's dad in low C tier. I mean he literally broke out of jail to see his son and tell him he's proud of him.
I say piccolo is more of a good uncle than dad because we have to remember he did kidnap gohan, force him to do crazy training with the intention to take over the world and didn’t became a good guy until he died for gohan
I loved the Breadwinner! I read the original book series (Parvana) in 6th grade and I fell in love with the series!
John Goodspeed from Final Space is definitely S tier worthy.
If only he'd had seen the show by this time
Where's my boys Duckman & Moominpappa at? They are great characters! :)
Buster goofy and mr.Peabody are well-deserved S-tiers, but mr.Ping deserves it too. Idc what y’all say, he is such a good dad
8:37 actually there was an episode where debbie tries a boarding school, if I recall she HATES it and decides to come back
I know, I’m commenting super early at the beginning of the video, but The Breadwinner is SO GOOD!!! I actually like the film better than the book 🤓
You know C and below (excluding don’t know) have to step up there game when your beaten by A Lion, A dog, And A F/:(ing Fish.
i wanna talk abt mayor dewey rq- he was a good dad!! buck was very embarrassed by him but there was a really good moment in an episode i think called "guitar dad" where buck prints stevens advertisement of his dads new guitar lessons on shirts. steven thinks he did it out of good will then finds out he was using it as a meme and finds an old drawing buck made as an ad for his dad being mayor and prints it on a shirt. he launches the shirt at mayor dewey with a t shirt launcher (i think, its been a long time) and mayor Dewey sees it and starts to tear up, saying something like "i havent seen this in years"
I think it shows how much buck loved and looked up to his dad being the mayor and its just a really sweet moment between them
10:39 Rick has been intentionally malicious to Morty and he is a bad influence to the family as a whole. He isn't the worst but he should definitely be F despite how much the show tries to be sympathetic to him.
Except he's not Morty's dad.
Even if it would've been at the end, I think Mr. Ping (Po's dad/the goose) should have been S-tier. His worst moments come from the start of the first movie, but at the end, he does realize how much kung fu means to his son. The second movie, enough said. Plus the little detail where he told Po in the first movie that he used to dream about cooking tofu, and like his son following his dream and pursuing kung fu, he now sells tofu at the noodle shop. I haven't seen the 3rd movie, only bits and pieces, but while Ping starts out as a jealous dad he does have that really poignant line that "it doesn't mean less for me, it means more for Po". He has his slip-ups but there's nothing truly detrimental, and his positives are VERY positive.
The one dad was from Over the Moon, apparently. Which reminds me, I need to see that
Cheese SAndwich in MLP FIM was a father, but it was basically in the epilogue episode anyway, so it's kind of as pointless as if we saw main world Finn with a kid in an epilogue (not Farm World Finn, that's a whole other thing)
Idk if they ever found out, but it was bothering me too till it popped into my head a minute later. The one someone said Markiplier at (lol) is from to the moon or Over the moon the one on Netflix!
Orel’s father was truly the worst father ever.
Orel himself isn't such a nice person either
@@angelzavala2254Orel's not perfect and has done some bad things, but he tries to be a good person. It's just that a lot of the adults in his life, esp his family, ESP his dad, give him terrible advice and lessons and he often either misinterprets it or uses the bad advice he's given. And he's also like 12, so I don't think he can held to the same standards as an adult. I think the ending makes it clear he does break the cycle of misery his family was stuck in and is a generally good person.
The problem with Wendy’s dad is the same as with Ramses dad, he gets 1-2 scenes of screen time. The thing is the film came out in the 1950s and as a working father he seems to be doing well for his family. Sure he doesn’t appear to be a great father, but with his salary he’s got the family a flat in downtown London. He’s probably too busy during the daytime to get to know his children due to his important job paying for the sizable townhouse.
23:39 - 24:10
My instincts while watching this was right, that is the dad from Mirai (the director Rishii was thinking of was Mamoru Hosoda). From what I remember he’s A-tier, with the interesting detail that both parents work but he does do at home some he does a good chunk of the child-rearing which is something you don’t see often.
I understand the confusion though because the movies good but nothing super ground breaking either. Modest recommendation basically
I'm just starting this. I'm really interested in where Bob Belcher, Archer, and Hank Hill sit.
Where's the mom tier list.
Where's the uncle tier list?
Where’s the aunt tier list?
Where’s the kid list?
Where's the grandparent tier list?
If Iroh and Bandit got less than S tier it would be a crime!!! It's too bad they don't remember any of the pony dads. Rainbow's dad was a helicopter parent, so was her mom, like Rainbow was their only child and they were sure that their kid was the best kid no matter what she did and they lavished praise and affection on her. Fluttershy's dad was just a pushover, like he seems like he doesn't have a single mean hair or feather on his body but as a result he lets Fluttershy's younger brother be a dropout who takes advantage of his parents. We don't see Cheese Sandwich talk to his kid but it's implied that he along with Pinkie plays with him and takes him on adventures and they love each other and Lil Cheese is just the happiest kid so I'm sure Pinkie and Cheese Sandwich are great parents just based on that. Twilight's dad, yeah, we don't get to see much of his parenting but he seems bland but nice and supportive and he cares about his kids and shows up for their big achievements and ceremonies. Shining Armor, yeah he's a good dad but he can't control his (alicorn) kid. Bright Mac, well he's definitely a great husband and Big Macintosh and Applejack remember him very fondly but D for Dead, we don't get to see him as a dad at all.
1:14:43 Yeah, _Aladdin_ is one of those Disney movies that really feel like a Gilbert & Sullivan opera, along with _The Little Mermaid_ and _The Princess and the Frog,_ where half the plot consists of quibbling over rules and regulations, and finding fun little loopholes thereabouts.
In particular, even though I often compare _Aladdin_ to _The Mikado_ in terms of character relationships and how they both harshly comment on authoritarian society, the ending of _Aladdin_ really reminds me of the ending of _Iolanthe,_ where the plot gets resolved by a measly change in the law that could have been done *ages* prior.
damn, i was hoping to see fathers from Venture bros on that list, like there's a looot to talk about there
I was there at the livestream and it was so fun
Saber. For the love of god watch the 2012 TMNT show. It's so good.
I can't wait until they do video game dad's!
Knowing what I know about recent chapters of the Manga, Kuma from One Piece is an S tier dad. Idk if I put him above Iroh, but they're at least on the same spot. Because the lengths Kuma would go for his baby girl are limitless at this point.
Saberspark, you NEED to watch the breadwinner.
Goku in C Tier is accetable
Just for a reminder in the covid special when Stan was an adult Randy blame Stan for his wife and daughter dying Even though it was clearly his fault.
The Dad from the first Croods threw everyone including one person that wasn’t really part of his family out of danger and was sure he wasn’t gonna make it. S tier should be his place since he would’ve died for everyone in his family.
I have some weird ones Darkwing Duck, Trigon (instant F-tier), Harold from Billy & Mandy, The Emperor from Samurai Jack, Mung Daal from Chowder, Harold Squarepants, and Gomez Addams.
Also, and hear me outon this one, Jaga from the Thundercats. Dude accidentally dooms his planet, flees to save the son of the king, and pilots the ship while everyone's in cryosleep, knowing that he'll not survive the journey. Then returns from the dead as a ghost to teach Lion-O everything he needs.
40:52 I mean... he could have been educated from reading books and playing computer games. That's I learned so much before I started school.
The father was arrested for talking against a state police officer who then reported him and they raided his house and arrested him. For the environment he was a good father
Korras dad stood on business okay he deserves better i think that’s my only note
I feel like Shining Armor should have at least been a B tier Dad.
you keep calling Marlin Martin and it's driving me crazy
1:16:22 The invest movie- “for kids”! Even hinted at the brother & sister having a romantic relationship by the end of the movie. Also it’s very obvious their family marries into each other, not just cousins either. (Their parents might even be full blooded siblings too actually-)
"If you die for your son that's automatically S-tier."
*goku died for his son twice and got C-tier*
Pach is s tier for me he treated the kcozzo like son and even had kcozzo stay with them when kcozzo had to go to school.
Also patch was such a great father figure that at the end of empor new school kcozzo had patch and his family move into the pacle.
If you consider cotton hill the father of Bobby hill than that man was ready to go to jail for him after Bobby hill burned down the church.
Justice for 2012 Splinter.
I feel like the Dad Tier needs to have more specific named tiers: Overprotective, Overworked, Abusive, etc
Homer deserves to be bumped up though! recent seasons he is a teddy bear
Was clay puppington in this? S tier material tbh
I would put Dib's Dad in C tier or maybe B tier. The reason being is the episode called Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy. In that episode, when Dib almost dies, Dib's Dad builds him a machine to protect him.
26:22 That is monolo’s son, his name is Carlos Sanchez. Incase you don’t know his story I will tell you.
So it all started in the beginning of the book of life movie when he shows monolo as a kid his mothers grave. Then a couple of minutes later after monolo as a kid tries to attack the bull to help Maria, Carlos told monolo that “In order to impress meria you have to become a bullfighter that is through the Sanchez family generations.” Then when monolo grows up, he is still interested in music. He told his dad that killing the bull is wrong. When Maria came back, there was the bull fighting tournament. It was the bull fighting battle between juacien and monolo. Monolo’s dad gave him the sword and said “Do it, kill it, for the family.” But monolo refused to do it. So then his dad told him to never become the son he loved and never become a bullfighter. So then a couple of scenes later when Carlos looked at his son’s grave, a couple of bad guys wet invading the town. He tried to defeat them, but the he quickly died. He became a freaking skeleton and watch monolo as a skeleton in the tournament to defeat a giant bull in order to get his Alive body back. When monolo sang the apology song with his guitar and defeated the giant skeleton bull, monolo’s dad then realize that he regret on what he did to his son. He realize that he has to let go of the generation let monolo decide. Then in the end, monolo became alive and end up marrying meria. Carlos reunited with his dead wife while still being becoming dead.
So I would have to say at least a b tier.
I’d find it funny if the “I wanna sing-ah” Owl Dad was in this list. F tier jerk Dad btw.
I’m only saying this because I saw Frollo go by: in 2022, my sister, mom, and I went to go see a play of _The Hunchback of Notredame,_ and her director played Young Frollo. She said it was weird to see him almost throw Baby Quasimodo into the well.
I know it’s absolutely NOT important, but I still find it funny.
Too bad Balto didn’t make an appearance, I'd say he's at least a high C tier, maybe lower B tier
That bandit pic tho 😭 there is a theory like that loona would of been euthanized and not just let out too 😢
29:37 So... Chihiro's dad is a reverse weeb.
Maybe you should do a “Cartoon Mom Tier List” next!
Medusa from Soul Eater would definitely be bottom of the barrel for that lmao
My dad: F teir
yay sabertooth saberspark!
Lego Batman was way after he technically has his own kid, not just the adoptive family, though I imagine they didn't want to get into Damian, since Batman being a father proper is more debatable versus the adoptive role
Edward Newgate aka Whitebeard is a superb father
Id say big daddy is a good dad because of how Lottie turned out, spoiled? Yes. But kind, not racist despite the time period and how it was much more socially acceptable to be that vile, she wasn't absolutely selflish, she wanted to marry a prince her whole life, she wanted to be a princess so badly, yet when the opportunity is there croaking right infront if her, the second her friend has expressed that she loves him (met the real him first and got to know him) she cries tears of joy not saddness her friend found true love and she couldnt be happier for her and she gives up her dream for Tianas happiness and even gets desperate and upset that she wasn't able to fix it for her and give Tiana that happily ever after Lottie KNOWS Tiana deserves, so yes spoiled but not rotten, if Lottie came out how she did he must of been one hell of a dad in my book, its hard to both spoil someone and make sure they aren't selfish or mean/cruel, big daddy deserves at least B tier.
Greg universe is an A? He never took his only child to school or the doctor. He didnt even visit him everyday. He lives 5 minutes apart from him
I find it so weird how much Piccolo gets ranked way above Goku in terms of being a Dad. Like at best, Piccolo should be on the same tier as Goku.
In terms of both characters raising Gohan: Goku spends four/five years raising his son before DBZ starts.
Sacrifices his own life saving his son against Raditz. Trains with Gohan for three years before the androids show up. Spends a whole year in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber with Gohan. Deliberately chooses to spend time with Gohan instead of training in the week leading up to the Cell Games. And he ultimately sacrifices his own life to save Gohan when Cell is about to self destruct.
Piccolo on the other hand: Forces Gohan to survive on his own in the middle of nowhere for half a year and trains him for the second half of the year(I’m aware that Piccolo was watching over him somewhat during those first six months, but Gohan wasn’t aware of this fact so I don’t know how much this actually leans in Piccolo’s favor). Selflessly sacrifices his own life to save Gohan against Nappa. Finally, He trains with Goku and Gohan for three years before the androids show up.
Now I imagine that people are going to raise some extra points, so I’ll address them here:
“Gohan asks for Piccolo to make his Gi like his own instead of Goku’s Gi.”
Gohan in the Buu saga asks for Kibito to make his Gi like Goku’s so this point is essentially nothing.
“Piccolo saves Gohan and the others against Frieza.”
Goku saves his son against the likes of Nappa, the Ginyu Force, and Frieza as well.
“What about the Senzu bean and Cell?”
Goku flat out states that Cell is stronger than him. Goku gave Cell the Senzu bean so Gohan would actually get backed against a wall and unleash his rage, a rage that both the characters and the audience have seen time and time again. If Gohan hadn’t have gone Ssj2 during the fight, the Earth would have been destroyed. Not to mention, when Goku is told by Piccolo that Gohan doesn’t fighting, Goku realizes his mistake and tells Krillin to give him a Senzu bean, showing that Goku was willing to go in and fight Cell to save Gohan. It was only when Cell stole the Senzu beans and made the Cell Jrs. that both Goku and Piccolo had no opportunity to help. So when Cell is about to blow up everyone and the Earth, Goku sacrifices himself and apologizes to Gohan before teleporting Cell away. Even in the afterlife, Goku inspires and cheers Gohan on during the Father-Son Kamehameha.
Long story short: Both characters probably go in B tier if you would ask me, with Goku being in high B and Piccolo in middle B.
Good you based most of the good points on the cell saga, but i still think goku gambling the odds of the battle on those decisions is against what you propose. Goku was "present" on the early years before DBZ, but most of the Chichi (Milk) rants where about Goku been irresponsible keep training outside the house. Overall, even if the writting was not consistent, Goku expects from other do thier best to keep up but didnt catch up with gohan interest in life. That was coming more from Piccolo because he took his time with the boy. Personally, i put Piccolo as best parent figure/relative, but im agree to keep both on the same tier.
I think Goku is a better dad than people think. I mean, just look back at what happened to him.
At the start of the Saiyan Saga, he died, so he couldn't be there for his son, then when he came back to life he saved his son then was hospitalized! So he couldn't do much, but still squeezed in some time to go fishing with his son. After recovering he traveled to the planet his son was on and saved his life again, and got hospitalized again.
I don't remember if they ever explained why he didn't let the Dragon bring him back to Earth, that was one moment where I can blame him for not being around on his own will.
Then right as he gets home he's informed that Androids are coming to kill everyone so he needs to focus on that, and when that's all done he's dead again.
Even after he comes back Gohan is already an adult so I'd say if anything Goku is just as much a victim as Gohan.
Nah, i dont know in other languages, but on the dub from latinoamerica, its clear that goku priority is too fight great opponents, then save the lives of others. The surprise with raditz, was that he was not coming to take his time. But in the cell saga and also a little with majin boo, he endanger others in order to pursue a better fight. Its who it is, and that conflicts with doing the best for his family or the destiny of the whole planet. So the fact that he wishes to take some moments to slow down with Gohan, its consequences of the time they spend training on the time chamber. B minus at best he deserves
Idk about homer I personally put him in F because like he's always either at work,moe's,or home and even then he physically abuses bart and then he's a but kinda of emotionally abusive putting both Lisa and marge down with his words, forgetting Maggie exists and his actions like sometimes he does things for the betterment of his family but he isn't as willing to sacrifice as much as marge has
Rainbow dash's dad has always been too supportive wich is not a good thing for her cause he's way too imbarassing but he's a super great dad and he deserves the best tier
i would have put Mr. Krabs in C tier at least
cause besides money, Pearl is the other thing he would do anything for, he truly loves her
heck he even became a food thief, when Pearl had a growth spurt
the only downside, is that he is very cheap when it comes to Pearl's wants
Wait. Where is professor vinomas? ( From ok ko?)
Whoever made this list really put some nobodies in here that either get like 5 sec of screen time or are dead 😂
RD's Dad deserves to be higher. He and his wife are super supportive of his daughter. Although to a degree that RD finds a little embarrassing.
I wish king of the hill dont reset every episode.
You know you will have to do that list again once you are a dad yourself, right?^^
Khan Doorman #1 Dad
Can we all agree that the worst dad is Shinjis dad from neon Genesis evangelion?
I mean...isn't he also Rei's dad in some sense? Shou Tucker from FMA is probably one of the worst, his child was a means to an end, though he was arguably so disturbed over time
24:40 is fei fei dad from over the moon
OH YEA the 2012 Shredder technically is a father. For where i put him it be high f tier and heres why. For starters Shredder took and raised Splinter daughter after he was trying to kill him and accidently killed his wife Teng Shen. He raised her think that Splinter was the one who killed her mom and she resented Splinter becasue of the lie he told her. He accidently mutated her when he was trying to attack Leo, also he put a mind controling worm inside of her head. But from all those dads from f tier who wants nothing to with thier kids, Shredder did care for her i guess like there's some moments that shredder does care about her but thats not excussing him from all the stuff stuff he did.
How have you not seen final space
Goku in C is ridiculous