The Sultan

is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies three Racer statistics () and enhances one skill (). is part of the Aladdin Collection. 
==Origin==
The Sultan is a major character in Disney's 1992 animated feature film, "Aladdin". He is an upbeat and friendly old man with gray beard who loves his daughter Jasmine and looks for a perfect match for her until her next birthday. He trusts his royal vizier Jafar and loves feeding cookies to Jafar's sidekick parrot Iago.
After a disastrous encounter with Prince Achmed, the Sultan scolds Jasmine for her reluctance to find a husband. In response, Jasmine expresses her discontent with the situation, wishing for personal experiences outside the palace and genuine friendships rather than a politically driven marriage. The Sultan leaves angrily muttering that Jasmine should never have her own daughters.
When "Prince Ali Ababwa" (Aladdin in disguise) arrives, the Sultan is enchanted by his grand entrance and allows him to court Jasmine, overlooking his anonymity and background. The Sultan confides in Jafar that Aladdin might be the one, unknowingly infuriating Jafar, who desires to get the throne through marrying Jasmine.
Jafar tries to eliminate Prince Ali, hypnotizes the Sultan, and plans to marry Jasmine. However, Ali reveals the treachery, leading to Jafar's arrest. The Sultan is delighted by Jasmine's choice of Ali and blesses their union, even deciding to make Prince Ali the new Sultan upon their marriage, unaware of Ali's secrets.
The next day, Jafar returns, seizes power, and transforms the Sultan into a jester marionette. When Jafar is defeated and everything returns to normal, the Sultan overhears Aladdin and Jasmine saying goodbye. Genie offers Aladdin another wish to regain his prince status, but Aladdin declines, sticking to his promise of two wishes for himself. Recognizing Aladdin's worth, the Sultan abolishes the prince marriage law, allowing Jasmine to marry Aladdin, the man she deems worthy.
In 2019 live action remake, the Sultan's identity changes drastically. He remains friendly and fun-loving, however, he also becomes serious and overly protective of Jasmine due to her mother's death. He is convinced that only a man can be sultan, which is why he denies Jasmine's request when she claims she can be better sultan than any foreign prince. At the end of the movie, he gives her his ring and admits that she has become a strong woman worthy of being the next sultan.
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