Most self-centered Disney character?

[Disneygirl3715]

For me, it's Georgette and Scar

 

[*♥Chip&Dale♥*]

Scar 100% yet he is my favorite villain

 

[ursula10]

cinderella's step mother

 

[mimiloveswdw]

Mother Gothel
Queen Grimhilde (Evil Queen from Snow White)

 

[Fairywings]

Kuzco(emporor's new groove)
Evil Queen(snow white)
Gothel
Gaston
Scar

 

[disfreak24]

Gaston. He is hilarious because he is so in love with himself!

 

[Disney~Cutie]

Mother Gothel

 

[DisneyWriter627]

I know she isn't a villain, but in Peter Pan, Tinkerbell can get pretty full of herself at times

 

[jessidoll]

scar,absolutely scar lol

 

[IceGator]

Gaston and Scar

 

[SCtinkerbell]

All of the Above ;D

 

[DISNEYsethDISNEY]

Now that Moana's out, it's now definitely Tamatoa.

 

[Amanda999]

Miss Piggy?

 

[ToddyLu]

Jack Sparrow in a wonderful way...savvy?

and only because all the others have been named. He is the less evil of them all.

 

[The Villianess]

I think pretty much any villain is self-centered.

Iago is probably one of the most self-centered characters. (He's like a half-villain, half-hero's sidekick if you take the television series into consideration?)

 

[kinpossible]

Most villains are super self-centered but my favorite non-villainous character that is sooo self-centered has to be Kuzco (from the Emperor's New Groove)

 

[Just Cruzin']

They're all pretty selfish but I'd pick Gaston. That dude needs serious help.

 

[DAKDarling]

How has no one mentioned KUZCO yet?

 

[Bug Gal]

Definitely Gaston lead the way here with. Tamatoa is also up there as well. Kuzco was very self centered especially in the beginning of the movie. Drizella and Anastastia also think they are great. As for Mother Gothel though I am not so sure and here is why. Without Rapunzel's power she knows she is nothing but an old hag and that is why she tries to keep Rapunzel trapped.

 

[Brer Oswald]

I wouldn't say he's the most self centred, but Peter Pan is pretty full of himself. Especially the walk around character at the parks.