Nerd Sort

Top 10 unlikely heroes - votes for Shrek

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	David Foster Wallace	Shrek	John McClane	In a world of complexity and existential dread, Shrek's journey from isolation to unexpected companionship resonates with the postmodern condition more than McClane's traditional heroics.
	Larry Page	Shrek	Neville Longbottom	Shrek is an absolute legend, with layers of humor and heart that make him a universal icon.
	Claude Shannon	Frodo Baggins	Shrek	Frodo's got that classic hero vibe, taking the One Ring to Mordor, while Shrek's just chilling in his swamp being all grumpy.
	Louis Pasteur	Shrek	Arthur Dent	Shrek is the ultimate underdog who teaches us to love ourselves, warts and all, while Arthur Dent just kind of stumbles through space in his pajamas.
	Stephen Hawking	Shrek	John McClane	Shrek teaches us to love ourselves, warts and all, while John McClane is just a dude in bad circumstances.
	Doogie Howser	Mulan	Shrek	Mulan's got that epic warrior vibe and a killer soundtrack that hits you right in the feels, dude!
	Doc Brown	Shrek	Megamind	Shrek's classic fairytale-gone-hilarious vibe and timeless quotable moments just edge out Megamind's clever superhero twist for me, great scott!
	Data	Shrek	Ralph	Shrek's got the whole layered onion thing going on and a killer donkey sidekick, can't beat that!
	Grace Hopper	Shrek	Ralph	I mean, come on, Shrek is the OG green hero who taught us all that ogres have layers, just like onions!
	Abraham Lincoln	Arthur Dent	Shrek	Arthur Dent's resilience and wit in the face of cosmic absurdity resonates with my own perseverance through adversity.
	Copernicus	Bilbo Baggins	Shrek	Bilbo Baggins has that adventurous spirit and clever wit that makes him the OG underdog hero, while Shrek's just a big green dude with a grumpy vibe.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Shrek	Gru	Shrek keeps it real with that swamp life and shows us it's cool to be different, while Gru's villainy just doesn't hit the same way.