Most Loved VS Most Hated Cartoon Sisters

Most Loved VS Most Hated Cartoon Sisters

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00:00 Introduction
00:08 Lilo and Nani Pelekai
01:58 Amy and Samey
03:54 Bart and Lisa Simpson
05:48 Blackfire and Starfire
07:50 Mabel Pines
09:50 Trina and Corey Riffin
11:32 Katara
13:22 Vicky
15:24 Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup
17:24 Candace Flynn
19:22 Outro

From heartwarming bonds to downright toxic rivalries, these are the most loved and most hated cartoon sisters who defined sibling energy on screen.
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