The Friendly Loved Boy/Girl

The Friendly Loved Boy or Adorkable Boys is a stock character in most TV shows or movies or video games of the opposite version of The Mean Popular Girls and The Mean Popular Boy that not all boys or male characters were strong and attractive by everyone, but also rather be friendly and smart like normal students and people would do. They're often portrayed as male characters who are unpopular among the school and everywhere but are often friendly and smart to less popular boys. He is usually very unattractive and some of them doesn't have a sidekick. They may be unpopular and they treated them like hell because they're too weak, cryers and powerless, but the fans (of the shows, movies and video games) and the characters (e.g Family members, best friends and love interest/crush) loved them.

The Beta Bros (Male Examples)

 * Abe Lincoln (Clone High)
 * Alfredo Linguini (Ratatouille)
 * Arthur Claus (Arthur's Christmas)
 * Brad Boimler (Star Trek: Lower Decks) (sometimes)
 * Brief (Panty and Stocking)
 * Darnell Fetzervalve (Buddy Thunderstruck)
 * David (Hilda)
 * Dean Venture (The Venture Bros.)
 * Dib Membrane (Invader Zim)
 * Din Song (Wish Dragon)
 * Dipper Pines (Gravity Falls)
 * Emmet Brickowski (The Lego Movie)
 * Finn "The Human" Mertens (Adventure Time)
 * Fix-It Felix Jr. (Wreck-It Ralph)
 * Flik (A Bug's Life)
 * Flint Lockwood (Cloudy with the Chances of Meatballs)
 * Gon Freeces (Hunter X Hunter)
 * Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III (How To Train Your Dragon)
 * Hughie Campbell (The Boys)
 * Ian Lightfoot (Onward)
 * Izuku Midoriya (My Hero Academia)
 * Joey Felt (Atomic Puppet)
 * Jonathan Loughran (Hotel Transylvania)
 * Leo San Juan (Legend Quest)
 * Luca Paguro (Luca)
 * Mac (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
 * Marco Diaz (Star vs the Forces of Evil)
 * Matty Atkins (Hoops)
 * Mickey Mouse (Both 1928 and 2013 Mickey Mouse)
 * Miguel Rivera (Coco)
 * Milhouse Van Houten (The Simpsons)
 * Morty Smith (Rick and Morty)
 * Mordecai (Regular Show)
 * Nahuel (Nahuel and the Magic Book)
 * Oscar Pine (RWBY)
 * Penn Zero (Penn Zero Part-Time Hero)
 * Robin (Teen Titans GO! To the Movies)
 * Ryan Akagi (Infinity Train)
 * Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
 * Shikamaru Nara (Naruto)
 * Steve Smith (American Dad)
 * SpongeBob SquarePants (SpongeBob SquarePants)
 * Steven Quartz Universe (Steven Universe)
 * Tadano Hitohito (Komi-San wa, Komyushou Desu)
 * Tadashi Yamaguchi (Haikyuu!!)
 * Shoyo Hinata (Haikyuu!!)
 * Asahi Azumane (Haikyuu!!)
 * Wolfboy (Wolfboy and the Everything Factory)
 * Yuji Itadori (Jujutsu Kaisen)
 * Toge Inumaki (Jujutsu Kaisen)
 * Junpei Yoshino (Jujutsu Kaisen)
 * Tanjiro Kamado (Demon Slayer)
 * Zenitsu Agatsuma (Demon Slayer)
 * Inosuke Hashibira (Demon Slayer)

The Non-Beta Bros

 * Alan (Sleepaway Camp)
 * Brad Boimler (sometimes)
 * Brainy Smurf (While the Smurfs love him, they don't actually like him)
 * Dale (Fairfax)
 * Gui (As Aventuras de Gui & Estopa)
 * Hifumi Yamada
 * Jared Shapiro
 * John Calvin
 * Klug (Puyo Puyo)
 * Matteo Silva (Bunk'd)
 * Melvin Sneedly
 * Nerdson (As Aventuras de Gui & Estopa)
 * Reed Richards (Fant4stic/Fantastic Four 2015)
 * Reggie (Free Birds)
 * Robin (Teen Titans GO!)
 * Zero (Grand Thief Auto: San Andreas)

Why This Trope Overall Rocks

 * Unlike every strong male superhero protagonists from movies, shows, and video games, this new trope represented to the weak, clumsy, and unattractive, yet smart, kind, and creative boys just like in the real world.