This article is about the similarities and differences in Shakespeare's and Navoi's character creation skills. Both Navoi and Shakespeare created images of the king, but while the images of the king created by Navoi are very kind for the folk, the images of the king created by Shakespeare are embodied as a person who loves words of praise, arrogant, wants the crown, glory, and honor. Nevertheless, Shakespeare created positive characters in his works, such as Hamlet or Kent, who guided the kings to the right path with their advice. The characters in Shakespeare's works are created in such a variety that from the behavior of the characters it is possible to know about the system of that time, the writer's attitude and what he wants to say. While forming the original images, Navoi focuses not only on the image of the king, but also on the general images on the work, the individual type, and summarizes with his conclusions. In order to exaggerate the story and bring it to a perfect form, he uses stories and wisdom as an additional basis.