I'd have to say either Lady of the Green Kirtle, Or Tash.

Prince Rabadash. Ok. I will admit it. I'm not sure why he is my favorite. Jadis was almost my choice, but I decided on Rabadash for unknown reasons.

I voted shift. All the others are evil/bad, but shift subverts the name of Aslan.

My favorite Narnian villain has to be Jadis. In LWW she had such a demanding, cold, evil presence that I had to love her. The way she would stop at nothing to dominate and destroy all that dared to oppose her was facinating to me.

And then, I like Jadis because I think she's the classic villain of Narnia, the one most talked about, but in the book, I almost found some parts about her a little silly --- "Always winter and never Christmas. Why, that's so terrible!" Yes, I do like Christmas, that part just seems a bit childlike to me.

I agree with Lady Galadriel; it was a little childish. But, I suppose in a book written for young children, it couldn't really be anything darker, though, could it?

I also like alice jadis's point of view.

I love her cold, wintery themed personality in LWW and her emotionlessness and dangerous temper in MN.. she just came off as so heartless and powerful.. and her strength is intimidating.. to be able to pick a grown woman(aunt Letty, in this case) up over the top of her head as if the woman weighed no more than a doll.. or in the LWW movie, when she lifted edmund up by the shirt and just held him there, face to face with her, without strainning.. creepy..

and I love her ability to be able to lead people into trusting her fairly easily.. and of course, her magical abilities are awesome.. ♥

So true!

~Queeny!

I have to say that I like Shift as a bad guy!
he's almost comical and he is really demanding in a groveling sort of way!

I voted for Shift and I'm not posting any spoilers as to why. Non-readers need to read the books.

From the movies, it was Miraz because Sergio Castillito (sorry, I have no idea how to spell his name) was so awesome. But from the books it was Jadis.

I voted for Tash. I think he makes the best villain, even better than the Witch (though she was an excellent villainess). He was just so chilling... where all the smoke is floating by, and everything is withering under his feet. He is the terrible power that Shift called on, but didn't really believe in. And I like that he ate Shift. Vengeance on those who called on a demon in which they did not believe...that was really interesting. They never though Tash was real. But he was.

Lady of the Green Kirtle! I was really mad at her for kidnapping Prince Rilian and killing Ramandu's Daughter a.k.a Lilliandil, which really made me sad because King Caspian has lost two of his precious ones and he is suffering too much already because he too is old already.

The Lady of the Green Kirtle! I loved the fact of her vileness and wickedness hiding behind a veil of beauty and grace! It was just fascinating for me to read that book!
Another reason is because I've played in several small plays my sisters and I made for our parents, and I got to role of the seductive, evil antagonist twice, so I like those kind of villains. (well, I don't like like them...but you know what I mean...)

I voted for Uncle Andrew. He is so clueless that it is almost funny. I love it when the animals try to feed him!

haha! that was funny Boy Scout. Poor Uncle Andrew... I really pitied him in that part but I guess he should suffer the consequences for not listening to Aslan's song.

I voted for Uncle Andrew. He is so clueless that it is almost funny. I love it when the animals try to feed him!

Ha, ha! I put down LotGK, (looks like I'm saying 'Lord of the Rings Geek') but you're right, Boy Scout, Uncle Andrew is hilarious! I love it how they (the animals) named him 'Brandy' because that's the noise he made most often and they wanted to ask Aslan 'if they could keep their pet'

I voted for Shift. Because of him, Narnia ended. No one can ever beat his treachery.

^Ditto King Caspian. While reading the seventh book, boy from the very start Shift annoyed me for what he was doing to Puzzle! .