23 characters with the biggest egos

At some point, Eric’s ego turned him into a pint-size psychopath.

Someone told him they loved him, and his response was, “I know.”

Frasier Crane spent over a decade trying to find the perfect woman and, along the way, never quite understood he was the issue.

As Wendy Williams once said of another, but that can be utilized for this Upper West Side poodle, "She's an icon, she's a legend, she is the moment."

It’s a shame men like that just don’t disappear, even in the year 3000.

Danny Zuko was 45 in high school acting like he was at the top of the food pyramid.

It’s hard not to be uber-confident when your cousin is over there doing that corny dance all of the time.

Never has there been a more confident toddler.

A billionaire with unresolved family trauma who should’ve gone to therapy but instead spent his time becoming a superhero.

Back in the ‘80s, there wasn’t a term for it yet, but Mike Seaver is what some today would call extra.

What’s always been questionable about Regina George is how she was running that school as a junior. She wasn’t even a senior yet and walked around with that queen-bee energy.

This man did a whole song and dance on why Belle should want him and why he was the best male specimen.

Questioning Picasso’s talent, not treating a woman like Rose with respect, and grabbing a random child to ensure his place in a lifeboat. Cal had a big ego but was also just garbage.

An evil ego draped in pink.

Hercules wasn’t that off-putting about himself. He just had a bit of a complex, which is understandable coming from literal gods.

Let’s be real: anyone with that level of intelligence to solve medical mysteries like House would likely also have a large ego.

Quinn would be the most unbearable influencer if Daria aired in the 21st century.

The ego of a tech bro is unmatched.

Peter Griffin’s ego comes with the fact that there are never any real consequences for his actions.

Think everyone can agree that Karen Walker was the reason to watch the NBC sitcom.

Did Vought create Homelander’s ego, or was it the adoration of fans that drove him to be the way he is?

Anyone who calls themselves a “golden god” is making this list. That’s a fact.

Lucille Bluth would bad-mouth her kids and then sip from a “World’s Best Mom” mug. That’s just how she rolled.