Compare Prince Charmless. Contrast A Child Shall Lead Them, who is usually the monarch; on the other hand, he may be encouraged to be a Royal Brat by the Evil Chancellor. Contrast Spoiled Sweet, Lonely Rich Kid. See also Aristocrats Are Evil.

The teenage ruler of Matuzu, Prince Marghan, is very eager to be king and enjoys the privileges, but barely handles any of the responsibilities, leaving his mother to clean up his messes. Making Room for Baby: In “I Want to Go Home”, everyone moves to a larger castle, since the Queen feels the first one is too small now that the Little Prince is around. Originally, Heracles was required to perform ten labors. Then the king setting them ruled two of them out and demanded two more. Fire Nation Princess Miyaki from Kyoshi Rising; she's a classist, egotistical ten-year-old who always demands that she get whatever she wants and won't take no for an answer. She begins to grow out of it once Kyoshi starts mentoring her.Prince Laharl from Disgaea is a Royal Brat that begins with an entitlement complex the size of the Netherworld itself. He, for example, didn't actually expect to pay for the services of his vassals. Even when Etna finally goaded him into it he resolved to steal the money from someone else, even though he has plenty of money, because, "Nobody touches [his] allowance!" He eventually does shape up a little, mostly because The Lancer made it clear that she was perfectly willing to off him and take his place if he didn't. Ryouko takes it farther than her brother. He at least is willing to dress in current clothing and associate with regular people. Ryouko, on the other hand, dresses in kimonos and Victorian dresses while dutifully pulling out grenades and voodoo dolls or putting on a Wounded Gazelle Gambit to mess with her brother and his friends, all while conveying that she never holds grudges. And she gets away with all of it. Prince Henry is a male version, to some extent. He fights a lot with his father about his looming Arranged Marriage and what's best for the kingdom, and at the beginning of the film even attempts to run away rather than face his responsibilities. Knowing Danielle helps him to improve, however, and after he gets taken down a peg with an awesome speech from Leonardo da Vinci (yes, that one), he steps up and ditches any lingering bratty traits.

Faeries Don't Believe in Humans, Either: Zigzagged in "I Want My Light On". Nobody believes in ghosts except the Princess and maybe Gilbert. However, at the end, a mother and son ghost are seen and the mother ghosts said there's no such thing as little girls in particular but she never said anything about humans in general not existing, and it's kind of odd that she'd disbelieve in little girls because if she's the ghost of an adult woman, then surely she used to be one herself. In “I Want a Bedtime Story!”, everyone tells the Princess a story, but she just responds, “That’s not as good as Daddy’s story!”.Sarah certainly qualifies due to telling her mother on Ed for even the smallest provocations (like telling her mom that Ed hit her when a newspaper lightly tapped her heels as it rolled to the ground).