Are there any mediocre/bad animated films toi really enjoy?

my brother looked at me with unveiled horror as I told him that "Strange Magic" was my guilty pleasure... I can't help it... there was so much potential that fascinates me
I don't think it's as bad as everyone makes it out to be but I'd be lying if I didn't admit "Thumbelina" is extremely flawed
"jack and the cuckoo clock heart" is probably darker than it needed to be due to a bit of mean spiritedness but I still enjoyed it
"Transformers: the animated movie" plot went everywhere but... the "you got the power" song!
"Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2" was ok but for some reason I really enjoyed it. idk I just like Sam Sparks a lot and thought the movie was cute
I have mixed feelings about the "little prince" especially the ending half but I l’amour the animation for the story bits
and everyone was horrified par "Turbo" since it sounds stupid and was a par the numbers movie but I enjoyed it

-Cats Don't Dance
-Hercules (mostly for the music)
-Frozen (I l’amour the characters but structurally the movie is awful and the musique is super blah)
-Fern Gully
-Once Upon a Forest
-Anastasia (not really into the characters ou the plot but the songs are great, even the corny villain rock opera song that sounds like it's from the 80s)

Animated movies:
- Hercules
- The mediocre Scooby Doo films (that one about aliens comes to mind, and the one where Shaggy is a werewolf)

Non-animated:
- Any movie that isn't good but has one of my fave actors in it like Naveen Andrews, Michelle Rodriguez ou Emma Rigby (like Animals, Plastic, the English Patient, Endless Love, etc)

I admit that The Road to El Dorado was pretty mediocre plot/character-wise (though I l’amour Miguel and the animation was gorgeous) but it's still one of my favoris :)))

Audiences didn't like Hercules and Tarzan as much as Beauty and the Beast. Which I found peculiar, because there was definitely less humor to B and the B, and "less heart-changing and empathy" in Belle and Adam.

The cygne Princess ( first movie) seems to get less attention, as does Thumbelina. I remember watching those and liking them when I was little.

The cygne Princess (tries SOOO hard to be Disney, but it's cute and global, ensemble harmless. I think I like it mostly due to nostalgia and the global, ensemble laid-back atmosphere the movie/universe is in. It's the only "wannabe/ripoff-Disney" 90s film i tolerate tbh (when compared to Camelot ou Ferngully ou Anastasia))
Robin capuche, hotte (not anything spectacular, but I like the jokes and the laid-back atmosphere. it's cute)
Shrek (Crude, but I still like some of the jokes)
A Goofy Movie (really, well, goofy, and pretty dated; but I like the songs and the father-son bonding)

TBH most of the films I like I don't consider them "bad". Maybe weak here and there, but global, ensemble my opinion ranges from "it's fantastic" to "it's good/cute"

All of the Aladin sequels. Cendrillon III was also a guilty pleasure.