Top 10 Ugliest Disney Characters
Disney is known for its stunning animation, beloved characters, and unforgettable stories, but not every character is designed to be charming or attractive. Some stand out for their rough features, awkward designs, or just plain strange appearances. Whether it's a villain meant to be unsettling or a side character with an unfortunate look, Disney has plenty of characters that aren't exactly easy on the eyes.
Her teeth stick out as if they aren't supposed to be teeth. Her makeup is utter trash. The eyeshadow isn't even right. She looks like a raccoon, but just ugly. Raccoons aren't supposed to be ugly.
She has buck teeth and false eyelashes and just looks weird. She calls Penny homely. She should take a good look in the mirror. Penny is adorable!
She is so ugly! If Disney's idea was to make her the ugliest character alive, mission accomplished.
Even her "beautiful" form (during a few lines of her song) is only slightly more attractive. Slightly.
She's ugly, but in a more comical and goofy way. She's hilarious.
Did she dye her hair with grape juice?
He is very disturbing to look at.
The princess from Russia is much more attractive.
Mother Gothel is the main antagonist of Disney's 2010 animated feature film, Tangled. She is a wicked crone who retained youth for hundreds of years through the healing properties of a magic, golden flower. She needed Rapunzel's hair to maintain a youthful appearance.
So damn ugly. Makes me think of my brother's ex-fiancée's mother. Puts the ug in ugly.
Ursula is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Pictures' 28th animated feature film The Little Mermaid. She seems to repulse everyone except her pet eels. But she serves as a positive example for embracing your body type, as she is still a diva even though she is overweight.
Warning: Ursula will take your voice if you make a deal with her.
He's meant to be ugly, or there would be no story.
I think he was meant to be on this list.
Yzma is the royal adviser of Emperor Kuzco in 'The Emperor's New Groove'. She is also a mad potions master and after being fired by Kuzco, she tries to use her potions to get rid of him and instate herself as empress. How can people think Yzma is fat? She is way too skinny if you ask me.
She really needs to start eating at Burger King or McDonald's more often.
She's always creeped me out with her skinniness.
Dude, you ain't beautiful, and there is nothing good about you.
Cruella de Vil is a fictional character who appeared in Dodie Smith's 1956 novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians, Disney's animated film adaptations 101 Dalmatians and 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure, and Disney's live-action film adaptations 101 Dalmatians and 102 Dalmatians as the main... read more She's so skinny that she might as well be a living skeleton. Her name alone screams that she is evil, and so does her appearance.
Ugly! If I had to choose a top three ugly Disney villains, she'd be one of them!
I feel like in some photos she looks okay, but for this, nah, she's ugly.
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Looks just like a long-rejected cereal mascot.
He looks like Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective if he were human.
Miley Ray Stewart is a fictional character and the central protagonist of the Disney Channel television series Hannah Montana, portrayed by Miley Cyrus... read more
Even the strangest-looking animals in Australia still have more sex appeal than she does.
The most genetically disadvantaged character ever designed by Disney animators.
He looks just like one of those homophobic individuals who'd avidly complain about the brief same-sex kiss in the new Lightyear movie.
He looks just like a racist uncle of mine who vehemently hated pit bulls for no educated reason. You have no idea how glad I am that he died a year and a half ago.
Even his puppet form looks like an unholy fusion of Bert from Sesame Street and Sam Eagle from the Muppets.
God, do I hate this obnoxious, yodeling pansy.
A much uglier ginger than Anna from Frozen.
I've never seen this movie before, but he does look ugly in this picture.
Pretty much nobody in this movie comes anywhere close to being considered attractive-looking, and his presence certainly doesn't help.
It looks like he's spent his whole life in his mother's basement.
I don't really care for him. He's just wrong. Very wrong.
He is delusional if he truly finds himself genetically superior to Native Americans in any way. I mean, look at him!
So undesirably fat that he makes Winnie the Pooh look like Anya Taylor-Joy.
Basically, an uglier, fatter version of Jafar.
Why does she wear that over her head? Without it, maybe she'd look better.
Only when she changes her appearance.
The Duke of Weselton is the secondary antagonist of Disney's 2013 animated feature film Frozen. A pompous, old dignitary with a fear of magic, he was invited to Arendelle in honor of Queen Elsa's coronation. Creepy old dude who tried to use his power to get whatever he wanted. Awful personality.
Basically a less desirable version of Professor Porter from Tarzan.
The hair… The mustache… Everything about him is bad.
He hardly stands a chance against Jake from the sequel.
Luckily, he becomes less ugly-looking in Down Under.
Basil is a more attractive mouse than he is.
Queen Elsa of Arendelle is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' 53rd animated film Frozen. She ruined my plan. She is also very ugly. Yours truly, Prince Hans of the Southern Isles
I hate her with a burning passion.
His nose clearly identifies him as a villain (per the standards of beauty equals goodness in the classic era). Captain Hook and Governor Ratcliffe (the former came before him and the latter came after him) also have a similar nose, also to identify them as villains.
If Malone from The Office was an animated character.
Kristoff Bjorgman is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' 53rd animated feature Frozen. He would be handsomer if they didn't give him a big nose.
If you took Buck Cluck from Chicken Little and magically transformed him into a human being, this is exactly who you'd get.
Wow, the Nostalgia Critic really let himself go, didn't he?