A highly arrogant, self-important first-person pronoun. Used by characters who are full of themselves, often in fiction or jokingly among friends. Not used in polite or formal settings.
I, the great me, will personally teach you.
self-centered man; egotistical man; pompous man
Refers to a man with an inflated ego, often used critically or humorously. Can describe a person's character or be used as a label.
"Leave it to me, the magnificent," he said, puffing out his chest.
He's a typical egotistical guy who never listens to others.
That pompous attitude of his is just exasperating.
Standard kanji spelling for the pompous first-person pronoun and the noun.
Katakana spelling often used for emphasis or in casual writing.
Rarely used kanji form; 己 can also be read おのれ or おれ in other contexts.
Combination of 俺 (ore, 'I', casual masculine pronoun) and the honorific suffix 様 (sama), used ironically to create an extremely arrogant self-reference.