10. Charming
9. ??

Again, I'd say it's between Phillip & Naveen for now.

I'm going with Phillip again for not backing down when Aurora wanted to leave.
Also, you said you weren't writing an article for this countdown, so if you still feel that way, I would be willing to write an article for this.

yes, yes, you absolutely can!~ :)

He thought he was better then everybody because he was a Prince....He was chauvinistic and a snob...of course I think TIana has most likely changed that...so hmmm....I mean she is a Very strong independent woman that came from poor begginings so his attitude has had to change drastically....But if this based on the start then he is the least feminist but if you go by assumptions on how his behaviour has changed since Tiana then he should be in the top 5 for being feminist

^that's classism , not sexism.
But, Naveen does objectify Charlotte. I only pick Phillip over Naveen because Phillip doesn't a) show any change or b) Aurora is a more centered character than Charlotte. c)phillip was pushier

I'm voting for him because I have a feeling he always looked at Aurora as if she's a prize, waiting for him in the end of the road (first in the mill, then in the castle). I don't think he ever appreciated her as somebody equally capable of doing things as he is.

He wanted to marry Charlotte for her money...he didn't even consider her feelings (he didn't even consider that she might not want him - well, she would have, but he didn't know her). He shows no regard for woman at all.
Phillip was pushier, yes, but it's not like he forced her to kiss him or anything like that...he just wanted her to stay long enough to hear him out, knowing that he would most likely never find her again otherwise. The moment she starts hearing him out, he stops trying to push her into anything and instead waits for her to signal him to come closer. And he treated her like a princess, before he even knew that she was one. He was ready to give up the throne for her. And he follows the advice of the fairies, no question asked, trusting in their competence.
Really, Naveen HAS to go first (and then Shang...I adore him, he is my third fav prince, but man, the guy really has to let go of his ideas about woman...it's not his fault though, it's the society he lives him "*pats Shang*).

Agree with everything that has been said, but I might change my answer to Phillip.

I always thought Shang was one of the better ones, actually--besides the line 'did they send me daughters, when I asked for sons' but his change at the end was substantial and ...well yeah, I can still see Shang being problematic. DAMMIT DON'T MAKE ME HATE HIM.
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@PL A Princess or Prince doesn't have to be perfect to be lovable...I really like all of them (except Naveen...sorry, I really, really dislike his character), despite their faults.

obviously, I adore Ariel...:)

or Naveen. I might change between the two.

He's a sexist pig who was only interested marrying a girl for her money and though not on purpose he is the entire reason Tiana was about give up her dreams and spend the rest of her life as a frog.

Next would be Philip, he's basically manipulating Aurora the first time they meet.

I hesitate to vote for Naveen for the same reason I find Shang one of the most feminist- he comes to respect Tiana and see women for what they are worth as people, not objects. It shows a lot for someone to be able to actually overcome their preconceived notions and be able to actually change their views.

He is pretty much a spoiled womanizer until Tiana teaches him how to mince.

@rhythmicmagic I'm not sure how much Shang's view really changed...he saw Mulan in a different light, but she is considered unique. It is entirely possible that he didn't saw woman in general the same way as Mulan. Same with Naveen...Tiana is simple something special to him, I don't really see a basic change of heart in him. In both case it's possible, but it isn't really shown (admittingly mostly due to the lack of time, but nevertheless....)

i think so