Top 10 Wizards of Waverly Place Characters

Alexandra (Alex) Margarita Russo is the best! She is the main character of the show, so we get to see her point of view most of the time. She can be devious and cunning, but what I like about her is that once you get to know her, she is really kind-hearted and compassionate (although she tries not to show it).
Unlike every other Disney girl, she is a troublemaker and is definitely not a cookie-cutter role model, but she always gets there in the end. Alex is shown to be a rebel, always in detention, and frequently talks back. However, her sarcasm is just a core part of Alex's personality rather than her trying to be mean.
Alex Russo is one of the best role models for kids. She is kind and compassionate and very realistic. She is shown to go through all the normal ups and downs of a teenager. So, I'm on team Alex!

Max is the best character. He is very funny and likes to make himself a better person but fails to do so. Still, he is an awesome character, and he reminds me of myself.
Max is the BEST! He doesn't care about everything, which makes him even cooler. The way he pretends to be smart is hilarious!
He is hilarious, and he always sees the good side of things. He is very supportive, and he cares for everyone.

Justin should win the Wizard Competition for several reasons:
(1) He is the most responsible and the least selfish.
(2) When at WizTech, he won the Twelve-Ball Championship, which is something only great wizards can do.
(3) Alex narrowly won the original premature wizard competition in "The Movie," so having her win again (or having Max win) would make Justin look like a real loser.
Justin is very responsible, mature, and intelligent. He is a better wizard and works very hard.
He is such an older brother. Love it!

Harper is the only character that has not been recognized by many, despite having awesome qualities. She is adorable, innocent, charming, energetic, conscious, ethical, humorous, caring, understanding, reliable, and even crafty at times. Her character has been shaped to be the dream partner for every guy and an ideal friend for every girl. She is one such character that deserves the love the whole world can give.
She has never been embarrassed by herself, nor has she hesitated to show her real self despite being mocked by people around her. She never demanded anything from her best friend. She gave her best to maintain her relationships with her best friend and her boyfriend. Even though Alex gets the praise for being realistic, I think the trophy deserves to go to Harper more than Alex as she never had any problems accepting reality (Well, reality according to the story).
In the episode named Harperella, she is presented as a princess (not exactly, but her dress made her look like one) and the love interest of Prince Charming. This shows the true opinion of the authors about the character Harper, which is no less than a princess herself. Hence, my vote goes to Harper for being herself.
Clogging, aliens, robots. What more can I say?
I don't know if Stevie's plan was good or evil, but if they don't explain why it's wrong, I'll have to suppose that it was good. Stevie was treacherously murdered, then shattered into thousands of pieces, and all the protagonists laughed and left her mutilated corpse lying on the floor. With heroes like them, who needs villains! Go Stevie, go! Come back to life and overthrow the wizard council!
What would have been so bad about more than one wizard per family? It happened in the end anyway.
I mean, I don't want to lose my powers.
I think that Dumbledore is better than Professor Crumbs. But Professor Crumbs is funnier!
Professor Crumbs should be number one! He reminds me of Dumbledore, but Professor Crumbs is way better. You rock, Crummy!
He did the stanky leg! I died of laughter.
Better than Dean, and the cutest accent!
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She's really cute, and I think she deserves greater applause.
A vampire, and she's not annoying like she easily could be.