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Evil Aladdin

> Well, look who's come back... my wimpy counterpart.
>
> Evil Aladdin to Aladdin

**Evil Aladdin** was a dark counterpart created by the all-powerful Chaos to battle the real Aladdin.

## Role in series

Evil Aladdin first appears in "When Chaos Comes Calling." Chaos created him because he believed that Fate had declared that Aladdin would always win, so he conjures a dark counterpart to see which would succeed in a fight. He then transports them to the center of Agrabah where the Evil Aladdin knocks the real one off a building. Aladdin then finds Evil Aladdin throwing tomatoes at two of civilians. When the two Aladdins fight again, Genie intercepts them, so Evil Aladdin summons his own Genie to fight him. Aladdin then defeats Evil Aladdin by pulling a carpet he's standing on so he falls down a well. It is assumed that Evil Aladdin ceased to exist when the real Aladdin forced Evil Genie to return everything to normal.

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Welcome to the Forty Thieves

The Forty Thieves (Scott Barnes, Don Bradford, David Friedman, Paul Kandel, Peter Samuel, Gordon Stanley, and Guy Stroman)
Iago (Gilbert Gottfried)

## Video

"**Welcome to the Forty Thieves**" is a villain and a group song from *Aladdin and the King of Thieves* sung by the Forty Thieves and Cassim, plus Iago with two lines.

## Lyrics

**Thieves**:

Congratulations, bub

You've joined the club

And everybody here agrees

We got the finest blend of nearly-honest men,

Welcome to the Forty Thieves!

A fraternity of thugs that you can trust

There's nothin' up our eighty sleeves

Got lots a grub to share

Pull up an easy chair!

Welcome to the Forty Thieves!

Now you get to lie and cheat

Never have to brush your teeth

But we always aim to please

Care for one another

You'll never miss your mother

**Iago**: (Oh, I *love* you guys!)

**Thieves**:

Schemin' up a scam,

Out on the lam,

Takin' whatever we please

And if you like to lurk

You're gonna love this work!

Welcome to the Forty Thieves!

Welcome to the Forty Thieves!

**Cassim**:

Together we're the perfect team (**Thieves**: Aaaah)

Larceny is in the genes (**Thieves**: Aaaah)

Dare to share the family dream? (**Thieves**: Aaaah)

**Iago:**

Live a life o' leisure

Countin' all your treasure!

**Thieves**:

As an honorary member of the gang,

There's no one alive ever leaves

Ya gotta snatch and sneak

Or else your future's bleak

We got a lifetime contract that you're bound to keep

You wanna save your skin

You better fit right in,

Wel-wel-welcome to the,

Wel-wel-welcome to the

Forty thieves!

## Trivia

* In the movie version of this song, Iago says, "Oh, I *love* you guys," sarcastically, whereas in the soundtrack version, he says it excitedly.
* In one of the promotional trailers, Aladdin is seen with a bleeding arm during this song.
Magma

**Magma** is a fire elemental ifrit who appears in the *Aladdin* TV series episode "Smolder and Wiser".

## Role in the series

Magma is a fire elemental ifrit with the power to control Earth's temperature. Known as the Lord of Volcanoes, he is summoned by lighting the Candle of Magma. Abis Mal calls for him so he will force the Sultan to hand over Agrabah to the thief. When the Sultan refuses, Magma heats up the city ground temperature at the point that water vaporizes and wooden carts spontaneously explode. Eventually, the ifrit is defeated when he falls down a deep well. The resulting steam pressure launches him into the sun. Genie comments that Magma has finally found somewhere warm enough.

## Appearance

In his normal form, Magma is bipedal and is covered with black molten rock. When he transforms into his monster form, Magma is bright orange.
Hand of Midas

The **Hand of Midas** appeared in *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*. It has the power to turn anything to gold. Aladdin's father, Cassim, spent much of his life looking for the Hand in the belief that he could use it to help his family, but when he finally found it, he realized that all he had accomplished was taking himself away from his family, prompting him to discard the Hand by throwing it to the bottom of the sea.

It is based on the famous myth of King Midas and the Golden Touch, hence the object's name and ability, which is odd because the story of King Midas is a myth of Greek origin, not Arabian.

However, among the Arabs there is an amulet called Hamsa, also known as Hand of Fatima, Hand of Mary, Hand of Miriam or Hand of the Goddess.

## Appearance

It is a solid gold left hand with what appears to be a bronze handle. One must be careful not to touch the actual hand section, or they will turn to solid gold. Only objects that directly touch the hand will be turned to gold. Objects touching the gold created by the hand will not be affected, even if the hand is still touching the gold item, allowing the hand to sink the Forty Thieves' ship after it turned the ship into gold without the transformation affecting the thieves or the surrounding water. It is currently unknown whether or not the Hand of Midas can reverse the effects if a person or object (that touches the actual hand section) is turned to gold.

## History

According to legend, it belonged to the legendary King Midas of Phrygia, who possessed the same power as the artifact: to turn everything he touches into gold. True to said legend, the Hand of Midas, like its tragic namesake owner, who also accidentally turned his young daughter into unfeeling metal, can instantly transform anything that it comes into contact with, into solid auric metal. Anything touched by the Hand of Midas turns to gold, but its bronze handle is perfectly safe.

The power of the Hand of Midas is so great it was even able to transform inanimate objects and living beings into gold, regardless of what state they are in, as it ultimately did to the vicious thief Sa'Luk who was blinded by his own greed.

But in the end, Cassim grows a conscience and realizes his real "ultimate treasure" was his son and tossed the Hand of Midas into the sea. Although Cassim did not seek vengeance against the Forty Thieves for their betrayal, he unintentionally causes their demises as the Hand accidentally lands on their ship, turning it to gold. The solid gold ship proves unseaworthy, and it sinks to the bottom of the sea, dragging the Hand with it.
Gilbert Gottfried

**Gilbert Jeremy Gottfried** is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and voice actor, known for his unimistakable exaggerated loud, shrill nasally voice.

He is best known for his Disney role as the voice of Iago in the *Aladdin* films and TV series. He made a guest star appearance in an episode of *Hannah Montana*. He also appeared on *Muppets Tonight* in Episode 207, alongside Dennis Quaid, and played Mike McNasty in *Adventures in Wonderland*. Additionally, he voiced Two-Bits in *Bonkers*, the Woodpecker in *Timon & Pumbaa*, Minister Clion in the *Hercules* TV series, himself on *The Replacements* and another parrot in *Beverly Hills Family Robinson*.

Outside of Disney, he is well-known for his voice roles as Digit in the 2002 Template:WikipediaLink show, *Template:WikipediaLink* and the Aflac Duck mascot in Template:WikipediaLink until March 2011, when he was fired for telling jokes about the tsunami/earthquake in Japan on his Twitter account. He also acted as Mr. Peabody in the *Problem Child* series and Abraham Lincoln in the 2014 western comedy film, *Template:WikipediaLink*.

## Gallery

Gilbert Gottfried with Kermit the Frog on *Muppets Tonight*.Gilbert Gottfried behind the scenes of *Aladdin*.Gilbert Gottfried holding an Iago sculpture.Gilbert Gottfried speaking at Writers Guild of America East Solidarity Rally in November 2007.Iago with Gilbert Gottfried's face.Gilbert Gottfried attending the 40th anniversary of *Saturday Night Live* in February 2015.Gilbert Gottfried speaks onstage during the New York Comedy Festival Annual Kick-Off Party in November 2014.Gilbert Gottfried visiting *The Late Show with Stephen Colbert* in January 2016.Gilbert Gottfried with his kids, Max and Lily at the premiere of Disneynature's *Born in China* in April 2017.Gilbert Gottfried attending the 2017 Tribeca Film Fest.Gilbert Gottfried and Bob Saget promoting the Scleroderma Research Foundation's 30th Anniversary Cool Comedy-Hot Cuisine party in December 2017.Concept art of Gilbert Gottfried morphing into Iago
## External links

* Gilbert Gottfried on IMDB.com
* Template:WP
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Forget About Love

## Video

"**Forget About Love**" is a romantic love song sung by Iago (Gilbert Gottfried), Jasmine (Liz Callaway), and Aladdin (Brad Kane) in the sequal, *The Return of Jafar*.

## Plot

In the middle of the film, Jasmine is upset with the fact that Aladdin's been hiding Iago in the palace. The event puts their relationship on the line and it looks like they'll break up. Since Aladdin stood up for Iago and with a little persuasion from Genie, he decides to patch things up by using reverse psychology.

## Lyrics

**Iago:**

*Forget about that guy.*

*Forget about the way you fell into his eyes.*

*Forget about his charms.*

*Forget about the way he held you in his arms.*

*Walking on air's obnoxious.*

*The thrills, the chills, will make you nauseous.*

*And you'll never get enough. Just Forget About Love.*

*Forget about romance.*

*Forget about the way your heart begins to dance.*

*Then you feel the blush when he's spouting out some sentimental mush.*

*Love really is revolting.*

*It's even worse than when you're molting.*

*Enough of this fluff. Just Forget About Love.*

**Jasmine:** *I had almost forgotten the way it felt when he held out his hand for mine. My heart all a flutter.*

**Iago:** *Oh, how I shudder.*

**Jasmine:** *The first time we kissed.*

**Iago:** *It won't be missed. Forget about his touch.*

**Jasmine:** *I can't forget about his touch.*

**Iago:** *In the scheme of things it doesn't matter much.*

**Jasmine:** *It matters so much.*

**Iago:** *You're better on your own. A meal becomes a banquet when you eat alone.*

**Both:** *Love's filled with compromises.*

**Iago:** *And don't you hate those big surprises?*

**Jasmine:** *A cozy rendezvous.*

**Iago:** *Oh, please.*

**Jasmine:** *Candlelight for two.*

**Iago:** *Oh, geez.*

**Jasmine:** *Look you're calling my bluff. I can't-*

**Both:** *Just Forget About Love.*

**Jasmine:** *I can't forget about my heart.*

**Aladdin:** *I can't forget about my heart.*

**Jasmine:** *And how it felt to fall for you right from the start.*

**Aladdin:** *I'm still falling.*

**Jasmine:** *Whatever we may do.*

**Aladdin:** *Whatever we may do.*

**Jasmine:** *You are here for me. And I'll be there for you.*

**Aladdin:** *I'll be there.*

**Both:** *To wish, to want, to wander. To find the sun through rain and thunder.*

**Aladdin:** *A cozy rendezvous.*

**Jasmine:** *Yes, please.*

**Aladdin:** *Candlelight for two.*

**Iago:** *Oh, geez. Look, enough is enough.*

**Aladdin and Jasmine:** *We can't Forget About Love.*
High Adventure

"**High Adventure**" is a deleted song from the film, *Aladdin* written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. It is sung by Aladdin (Brad Kane) and Genie (Robin Williams). A demo version of this song is heard on the special edition soundtrack. A slightly reworked version of the song is included in the 2011 musical adaptation of the film.

## Lyrics

**Genie:** Convince those guys my lord and master.

**Aladdin:** I'm trying Genie, but-

**Genie:** Well do it faster. Let's be gone.

**Aladdin:** Look guys, I know the other genie is big. Remember he used to work for me.

**Genie:** In wasting time we court disaster!

Pick up that sword and strap it on.

**Aladdin:** Did I wish for a sword? Anybody hear me wish for a sword?

**Genie:** Fate blows her kiss, chills your heart, takes your hand.

**Aladdin:** I don't even know if I believe in Fate.

**Genie:** Fate feels like this. Play your part, this was planned.

**Chorus:** And, lo, before you know!

You grab your horse, you grab your gear, your moment's now, your moment's here.

It's time for high adventure.

You're off and riding, saber flashing.

Your banner high, your molars gnashing.

You feel so dashing on a high adventure.

Get set to give some guy a thrashing, 'cause high adventure's in the air.

**Aladdin:** There's high adventure in the air guys.

Someone's out there guys- someone bad.

**Genie:** 'Atta boy, master. Let 'em have it!

**Aladdin:** He's got a damsel in despair guys.

Heck, that's not fair guys, and I'm mad!

**Genie:** Very good master. Gnash those teeth!

**Aladdin:** Fate blows her kiss, winks her eye, plots her scheme.

Plots it for Babkak, Omar, and Kassim.

**Chorus:** And so, we five will go!

Until it's through, until it ends! Here comes Aladdin and his friends,

off on a high adventure!

To confrontations so exciting!

They're playing music while we're fighting.

Scratching and biting on a high adventure!

Feel that adrenaline igniting,

'cause high adventure's in the air!

*(Music break)*

**Chorus:** One more time! It's high adventure!

Heigh-ho, the stallions are stampeding!

With Allah's wisdom ever leading!

**Aladdin:** My finger's bleeding!

**Chorus:** Well that's high adventure!

What we've collectively been needing,

is high adventure in the air.

*(Music break)*

**Chorus:** Hark! Something calls like a dream from afar,

calls out to Babkak, Kassim, and Omar.

It's- wait- the voice of fate!

It calls to me, it calls to you, Abu, Aladdin, and the crew,

off on a high adventure!

Danger to danger we go flying!

Completely unafraid of dying!

**Aladdin**: Omar, stop crying.

**Chorus**: This is high adventure!

There's no ignoring or denying,

the kind of thrills that it's supplying.

And the effect's electrifying...

When high adventure's in the air!
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Forty Thieves

## Forty Thievesالأربعين حرامي

The **Forty Thieves** are a group of Cassim's henchmen in Disney's 1996 animated film, *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*, a sequel to the 1992 film, *Aladdin*.

## Role in the film

The Forty Thieves are a group of notorious bandits led by their chief Cassim and his second-in-command Sa'Luk, where they stole lots of beautiful treasure given as gifts for Aladdin and Jasmine during the wedding including the Oracle's Scythe.

Despite their ruthless behavior using weapons to steal, they are not seen inflicting any physical harm against innocent people, as Cassim himself already wrote up a new rule in their code while becoming their leader: never harm the innocent, in which the Forty Thieves would have to keep to stay in touch with their group. There were originally forty thieves, hence the name Forty Thieves. However, due to the betrayal of Sa'Luk (who informed the location to Razoul after being replaced by Aladdin during a fight between him), 31 of the Thieves got arrested and somehow seven of them managed to evade them (either they hid or they weren't present when Razoul's men arrived to the cave), among them being Behrang, Faizullah, Omid, Mujahideen, and the Three Twin Thieves.

The arrested 31 Thieves vow that Sa'Luk will pay for his betrayal, even when Sa'luk closes the door on them. Upon returning to the hideout, Sa'Luk then lies to the remaining seven thieves that it was Cassim who was responsible for betraying them and convinced them to mutiny against him.

Eventually, in an act of justice during the climax, Sa'Luk ended up being turned to a golden statue by the Hand of Midas as punishment, as well as the seven thieves having turned their boat into solid gold, sinking the boat, leaving them alone in the middle of the seas with no boat to return to shore. It was unknown if they survived or not.

## Quotes

> ***Omid:** Another raid?!
> **Three Twin Thieves:** Not again...
> **Mujahideen:** It is a good day to die...
> **Sa'luk:** Or to come back from the dead.
> **Behrang:** Sa'luk?!
> **Three Twin Thieves:** You're alive?!
> **Faizullah:** Impossible!*
>
> —Sa'luk surprises the remaining thieves with his survival after being presumed dead after his fight with Aladdin

## Trivia

* During the song "Friend Like Me" of the original *Aladdin*, the Genie aids Aladdin on defeating some thieves from the Forty Thieves by punching them away. This rendition of the Forty Thieves isn't the same seen in the third film. While it's obvious that both iterations of the Thieves are different because the story for *Aladdin and the King of Thieves* wasn't planned yet, an in-universe explanation could be that these members were former members of the gang and were replaced or they were other groups of Forty Thieves. However, in *King of Thieves*, Genie mentions that the amounts of Thieves don't add up to 40, meaning it's likely that the Thieves from the first movie simply never appeared during the events of *King of Thieves*.
The Mukhtar

**Mukhtar** is a recurring character in the Disney animated series, *Aladdin*. He is the last surviving member of a race of Mukhtars, otherwise known as Genie hunters and therefore was originally Genie's enemy until he later reformed and they became allies.

## Role in the series

The Mukhtar appears in two episodes, "Genie Hunt" and "The Hunted". In the former of these, he is hired for one of Genie's former masters, Ajed Al-Gebraic, to capture Genie and put him into his service again. In the latter, he is hired by Mozenrath to capture Genie so he can entrap him in the Crystal of Ix and steal his powers, but ends up turning on Mozenrath and helping Aladdin rescue Genie after he saves him from a giant monstrous killer plant inside Mozenrath's palace. At the end of the episode, Genie and the Mukhtar part as friends.

## Equipament

This character has some magical objects that he uses to capture the genies.

* An object is two oyster-like things that have become handcuffs on Genie's wrists.
* Another object is similar to a lantern and sucked the Genie in, and he was unable to escape.

## Powers

* He seems to be able to somehow locate the Genies in order to hunt them down.

* At one point Genie teleported away from him, but when he found himself, Mukhtar was already there, it was unclear how he did this as he didn't demonstrate any similar power before or after that.
Terry Rossio

**Terry Rossio** (born July 2, 1960) is an American screenwriter. He wrote the films *Aladdin*, *Shrek*, and all five of the *Pirates of the Caribbean* series. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for *Shrek*, and won the Annie Award for Writing in a Feature Production, as well as the BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for *Shrek*. He often collaborates with fellow screenwriter Ted Elliott.
Aladdin (video)

Home video releases of *Aladdin*.

Disc Two
* Games and Activities
	+ "Inside the Genie's Lamp"
	+ Self Guided Tour
	+ "Aladdin's Magic Carpet Adventure"
	+ "3 Wishes Game"
	+ "The Genie World Tour"
* Backstage Disney
	+ "Diamond in the Rough: The Making of *Aladdin*" (with Introduction)
		- "An Evening with the Creators of *Aladdin* and the Producers"
			* "From Arabian Nights to the Silver Screen"
			* "Reflections on Black Friday"
			* "Keane's Team: Redesigning the Lead Character"
			* Rough Stuff #1: Progression Reel
			* Rough Stuff #2: An Animator Checks His Work
			* Green Room: Take 1
		- "The Music"
			* "*A Whole New World*: The Recording Sessions"
			* Rough Stuff #3: Prince Ali- Work in Progress
			* Green Room: Take 2
		- "The Animators"
			* "Pencil + Computer: Creating the Magic Carpet"
			* "Master of the Line: The Art of Al Hirschfeld"
			* "Designing Jasmine"
			* "Designing Jafar"
			* "Unsung Heroes of the Clean Up Department"
			* "Jafar Goes to the Birds"
			* Rough Stuff #4: When Live Action Meets Animations
			* Green Room: Take 3
		- "The Voice Talent"
			* "You Talkin' to Me?: The Voices of *Aladdin*"
			* "Gilbert Gottfried: Up Close and Aggressive"
			* "Behind the Microphone"
			* Extended Cast Member Interviews
				+ Scott Weinger
				+ Linda Larkin
				+ Douglas Seale
				+ Jonathan Freeman
			* Green Room: Take 4
		- "Made You Look!"
	+ "Alan Menken: Musical Renaissance Man"
	+ The Art of *Aladdin*
		- "Art Review"
		- Still Frame Galleries
			* Visual Development
			* Story Development
			* Background and Color Keys
			* Character Design
				+ Aladdin
				+ Jasmine
				+ Genie
				+ Jafar
				+ Iago
				+ Abu
				+ Sultan
				+ Rajah
				+ The Lamp
				+ Narrator
				+ The Carpet
				+ Guards and Thieves
				+ Marketplace
				+ Aladdin's Parents
				+ Executioner
				+ Model Sheets
	+ Publicity
		- Original Theatrical Trailer
		- Publicity Gallery
			* Theatrical Posters
			* Unused Concepts
			* Theme Parks
		- *Aladdin and the King of Thieves* Trailer

* Audio Commentary by John Musker, Ron Clements and Amy Paul
* Audio Commentary by Andreas Deja, Will Finn, Eric Goldberg and Glen Keane
* "Aladdin on *Aladdin*"
* "Let's Not Be Too Hasty: The Voices of *Aladdin*"
* Alternate Endings
* "Genie Outtakes"
* "*Aladdin*: Creating Broadway Magic"
* "Genie 101"
* "Ron and John: You Ain't Never Had a Friend Like Me"
* Disney Song Selection
* Classic Bonus Preview

#### VHS

This is first French tape to use the 1989 version of Walt Disney Classics Logo, instead of 1992 version.

## Trivia

* The 1993 and 2004 home video releases use the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo.
* Beginning with the 2015 DVD/Blu-ray releases, the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo is replaced by the 2011 variant of the 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo, which reads just "Disney".
General Gouda

**General Gouda** (voiced by Ron Perlman) is a character in *Aladdin* and the leader of the Odiferan army. Like all Odiferans, he loves to bash and smash things. He's not very bright, but he has a good mind for battle, and he does love to battle. He has no love for Aladdin and his company (they're too weak and they think!) or their methods of doing things, and doesn't hesitate to say so. He would gladly smash them, but knows that Prince Uncouthma is on friendly terms with them. He never really comes to like Aladdin, but sometimes finds he has to agree with the "frail one", and they part on not-hostile terms.

## Appearences

### Smells Like Trouble

Gouda first appears when Aladdin, his friends, Uncouthma, and his family are at a fair ground playing a "ring the bell" game. When Aladdin falls backwards when he picks up a heavy mallet, Gouda picks it up and hits the game hard with it. He is then seen eating cheese with the other barbarians. He later gets breathed on by a stinker-breath lizard and he passes out, making his face green with purple spots on it, just like the lizard did to some other people. Near the end of the episode, after the lizards eat peppermint-covered cheese, Genie makes one of the lizards breath on Gouda and he wakes up. Gouda does not believe that Aladdin defeated the lizard, but then he does after Bud told him so.

### The Way We War

Gouda and the other barbarians go to Agrabah and have a war. The reason he's having a war against Agrabah is that he thinks they stole their Most Sacred Crock of Cheese. At the end of the episode, he and the Odiferan soldiers find out that it was really Nefir who stole their cheese, and demand that Nefir fixes Agrabah and refunds the money he was paid.

## Trivia

* His name is actually a comical adaptation of a cheese known as a Gouda.
Arabian Coast

**Arabian Coast** is a "port-of-call" (themed land) at Tokyo DisneySea in the Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan. It is an Arabian Nights themed land, mainly based on the 1992 Disney film *Aladdin'*s Agrabah.

## Theming

It recreates an exotic Arabian harbor combined with an "enchanted world from 1001 Arabian Nights." A large eatery serving Middle-Eastern, Indian, and Japanese style curry, is at the center. There are three attractions in the land: Sindbad's Storybook Voyage, an indoor boat ride whose art direction seems to be (at first glance) a variation on "it's a small world" (complete with its own theme song, composed by Alan Menken), but actually (because of newly developed audio animatronics which, despite their miniature scale, have a full range of movement just like Pirates of the Caribbean's life-size figures) ends up even surpassing the technical accomplishment of the classic Pirates of the Caribbean; Caravan Carousel, a double-decker carousel that can hold over 190 passengers; and the Magic Lamp Theater, which houses a combined live-action/animatronic based magic show with a 3D movie featuring the Genie.

## Attractions

### Current

* Jasmine's Flying Carpets
* The Magic Lamp Theater
* Caravan Carousel
* Sinbad's Storybook Voyage
* *Springtime Surprise* (2012-Present; *Mickey & Duffy's Spring Voyage*)

## Restaurants

### Current

* Casbah Food Court
	+ Flying Carpet Curry
	+ Royal Tandor
	+ Noodle Charmer
* Sultan's Oasis
* Open Sesame

## Shops

* Agrabah Marketplace
* Abu's Bazaar

## Trivia

* Arabian Coast is the third Agrabah-themed land in a Disney park, the first being Adventureland Bazaar in Disneyland Park (Paris), and the second is a recreation of the city in the Adventureland of Magic Kingdom where The Magic Carpets of Aladdin is located.
* Arabian Coast was adapted from Port Disney's concept for a "Hero's Harbor" area that was to feature Greek myths in addition to the story of Sindbad.
* In the 2019 live action movie adaption of Aladdin, Agrabah is depicted as a coastal city.
Thundra

**Thundra** is a character from the *Aladdin TV series*. She is a romantic interest for Iago and as a rain bird, she controls the world's weather.

## Background

### Personality

Thundra is a feisty, hardworking rain bird who is in charge of the rain forest.

### Physical appearance

Thundra is a green rain bird with a golden hat with green hair at the top, a gold necklace, and a yellow tail that makes a rainbow when she flies. She speaks with a Spanish accent and frequently says a number of Spanish phrases.

## Appearances

* "Fowl Weather"
* "Rain of Terror"
* "The Love Bug"
Sootinai

**Sootinai** is a smoke spirit who appeared in the *Aladdin* TV series episode "The Vapor Chase".

## Role in the episode

Sootinai was originally composed of smaller smoke spirits. When all of the spirits merged into one, they became Sootinai. Sootinai can absorb the smoke from fires, making him himself larger and more powerful. His name derives from the phrase "Soot in Eye".

He was originally summoned by Abis Mal. After his defeat, Haroud brought the wet ashes which remained back to his master, who hoped to sell them for quick cash. Sootinai emerged from the sopping mess and scared the two away. It is then revealed to be Genie playing a prank.

## Trivia

* Sootinai is graphically very similar to Chernabog, but Sootinai does not possess wings.
* Sootinai also bears a physical similarity to Hexxus from the 1992 animated film *FernGully: The Last Rainforest.*
* His name is a pun on the phrase "soot in the eye".
Somebody's Got Your Back

**Somebody's Got Your Back** is a song of Disney's Broadway musical, *Aladdin*. It was sung by the titular character, the Genie, Babkak, Omar, and Kassim. After the trio were thrown into the dungeon for trying to free Aladdin, he used his second wish to have the Genie set them free.

## Lyrics

**Genie:**

As a Tee-nie Genie

I would dare to dream

I'd be given freedom free and clear

So forgive me if I sing

Or make a whole big thing

But I just can't maintain my cool veneer

You don't mind if I squeal do you?

**Aladdin:**

Be my guest!

**Genie:**

Oooooh! I can't believe this is actually happening!

Well?

**Aladdin:**

You save me

Then I'll save you

I won't bail a 23 Skidoo

Say ain't it great to know somebody's got your back

**Genie:**

I'll free you in one second,

I wanna sing this one little verse:

That I owe you

That you owe me

Means we're Ollie Ollie Oxen Free!

Say ain't it great to know that somebody's got your back!

**Both:**

Ooooooh!

**Genie:**

I always knew that I could trust you kid

**Both:**

Ooooooh!

It's a quid-pro-quo then it's quo-pro-quid!

**Genie:**

I knew you'd see that fair is fair

**Aladdin:**

Cross my heart and double pinky swear

**Both:**

Say ain't it great to know that somebody's got your back

Say ain't it great to know that somebody's got your back!

**Genie:**

No, after you

Sure I'll take it

(*Music break*)

Hello?

**All:**

Alright!

Ooooooh!

Without Genie, we don't stand a chance!

Ooooooh!

This is the start of a fine bromance!

Our bond will last like Mutt and Jeff's

The guys are BFF's!

Say ain't it great to know that somebody's got your back!

It's give and take

It's tits for tat

Wanna divvy things up?

I'm down with that

This Poof! Ka-blam comes easily!

Cause easily

It's part of Genie Genie-ology!

We don't do tricks

Like Genies do

But we got your back

And sing back up too!

Sayin' ain't it great to know that somebody's got your

Ain't it great to know that somebody's got your

Ain't it great to know that somebody's got your

Baaaack!

Got your back!
Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim

## Video

"**Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim**" is a deleted song from *Aladdin*.

It is, however, included in the 2011 musical adaptation of the film.

## Lyrics

Good pals, blood brothers,

Me and three others,

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

Four friends, no closer.

Get mad? Heck no, sir!

Not us, four-strong, a permanent team!

Four guys out poundin'

The pavements of Agrabah,

Four guys with one Arabian dream!

To stay this lazy,

And play like crazy.

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

True triends, no phonies,

Me and my cronies,

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

Four bums, none better,

Not one go-getter,

Unmotivated in the extreme!

Folks say, "Hey, go earn a living in Agrabah,

Grow up, go earn the city's esteem!"

We say, "Tough noogie!

No way! Let's boogie!"

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

Four guys out making our music in Agrabah,

In Agrabah we're the creme de la creme.

Okay, supporters,

Clap hands, throw quarters,

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

Good pals, real chummy,

Whozat? Guess, dummy!

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

Old pals, none newer,

None tried, none truer,

Eight eyes with one impertinent gleam!

Four guys out passing the turban in Agrabah,

For letting off some musical steam,

That's our finale,

'Kay guys, let's blow this alley,

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, and,

Howzat so far, not bad, 'n' it's

Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim!

## Trivia

* Babkak, Omar, and Kassim were originally going to be Aladdin's friends in the film until they were removed and replaced by the monkey Abu.
The Sultana

**The Sultana** (also known as **The Queen**) was a character mentioned in Disney's 1992 animated feature film, *Aladdin*. She was the mother of Jasmine and the ruler of Agrabah alongside her husband the Sultan, prior to her death.

## Background

The Sultana is absent from the original film, only being mentioned by the Sultan, who notes how his wife wasn't as "picky" as their daughter when it came to selecting a suitor.

In the episode "Garden of Evil" of the *Aladdin* animated series, it was revealed that the Sultan had taken a flower out of the garden for his new bride; referring to her.

In the film *Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams*, the Sultana was revealed to have owned a horse named Sahara. Surprisingly, the horse is aggressive and doesn't allow any other rider to mount him, aside from the Sultana herself. Even the Sultan is at risk when approaching Sahara, only being tolerated because their interaction is used for the Sultan to provide Sahara with his daily apple.

Several books mention the Sultana and the legacy she has left behind: In the *Tales of Agrabah* chapter book, Jasmine is shown to longingly gaze into the starry night sky whenever the memories of her deceased mother stir her saddened emotions. This is a result of the Sultana having told stories of the "Tiger star named Rajah". When her daughter adopted a tiger cub, she named him Rajah as a result of this.

In the book *Jasmine's Royal Wedding*, it is revealed that, before she died, Sultana wrote out a letter for Jasmine to read in the wake of her own wedding. Part of the letter included the Sultana mentioning her gratitude for having found her "treasure of all treasures" and showing happiness that Jasmine has found her own. The Sultana's "treasure" was truly the Sultan himself. Jasmine's love for her mother was the driving motivation to have her own wedding modeled after her mother's.

In the 2019 live-action remake, Jasmine's mother is referred to as "the Queen" rather than Sultana. She comes from the South Asian-inspired Kingdom of Sherabad, which Jafar wanted to conquer to expand Agrabah. She also is mentioned to have been the victim of murder, which caused her husband to keep their daughter inside the palace for protection. It is hinted that Jafar may be responsible for her death, for he was very keen on taking over Sherabad.

### Personality

Since she has died prior to the series, not much is known of her personality. However, she appears to have been a patient, kind loving woman as both the sultan and Jasmine still remember and love her dearly. She is also mentioned as being an artist.

### Physical appearance

She looks very much like Jasmine, understandably so since she is her mother. She wore her long hair in a curled bun and a headpiece with a blue stone in the middle. She wore gold necklace and earrings just like Jasmine (which implies they were inherited by her mother) and a purple sleeveless dress.

## Trivia

* The Sultana was an artist.
* In the same way as Ariel baring a striking resemblance to her mother, Queen Athena, Jasmine has the same resemblance to hers.
Squirt

**Squirt** is a small wallaby/rabbit/gorilla-like creature of unknown origin, he only appeared in the episode "Scare Necessities".

## Personality

He is often prey by multiple species of different kinds, including humans, due his power to grant the wish of whoever scares him, allowing him to run away as the recipient whose wish was granted is left appeased by the manifestation. In the episode he appears in, he made as a good friend to Iago, who initially (and very ironically) only wanted to take advantage of the magical creature's powers by repeatedly trying to scare Squirt into granting Iago's desire(s), only to fail every time following the first (in which the bird was granted a can of fresh caviar and manicures) due to Squirt finding him amusing more than anything; Abu, on the other hand, had better luck and had a near-endless supply of banana parfait to himself with his periodic scaring of squirt. Ultimately, after coming into a scuffle with Armin Damoola and then later with Squirt's orginal captor (whom Iago and Abu unwittingly stole the creature from), Iago realizes Squirt deserved better than to be used and abused like this; so the bird eventually sets a mirror in front of him, scaring him, and granting his own wish, sending him to his homeland.

## Role in episode

Squirt comes out of a box Abu stole at a shop. As he runs and hides, he grants Aladdin's wish of giving Jasmine a locket. When Jasmine shows Squirt grapes, the creature isn't afraid of them anymore. Abu and Iago have an idea to scare Squirt so Abu can have his banana parfait and Iago gets his vibrating rocking chair. Abu is able to scare Squirt, but not Iago. Squirt just thinks he's being funny. When Iago hides Squirt from Genie, the creature ends up falling from the window of Aladdin's hovel and finds himself at the Skull and Dagger. When Amin Damoola sees him, he wants to keep him, but Iago stops him. After getting attacked by a dragon-like monster, Amin tries to steal Squirt again, but the creature becomes big and scary, which scares the thief away. When the rest of the gang shows up, Iago suggests that Squirt should decide for himself what he wants to do. The parrot shows the creature his reflection and Squirt scares himself away and vanishes. He ends up in his homeland, which is a tropical place with others of his kind.
You're Only Second Rate

## Video

"**You're Only Second Rate**" is a song featured in *The Return of Jafar* sung by Jafar, who boasts about how superior he is in comparison with Genie, and as he does so he battles Genie in a duel of magic, in which he defeats him, leaving Genie, along with Abu, to be taken prisoner by Jafar.

## Lyrics

I must admit

Your parlor tricks

Are amusing

I bet you've got a bunny

Under your hat

Now here's your chance

To get the best of me

Hope your hand is hot

C'mon clown

Let's see what you've got

You can try to slam me

With your harder stuff

But your double whammy

Isn't up to snuff

I'll set the record straight

You're simply out of date

You're only second rate

You think your cat's a meanie

But your tiger's tame

You've got a lot to learn

About the genie game

So for your education

I reiterate

You're only second rate

Men cower

At the power

In my pinky

My thumb is number one

On every list

But if you're not convinced

That I'm invincible

Put me to the test

I'd love to lay this rivalry to rest

Go ahead and zap me

With a big surprise

Slap me in a trap

Cut me down to size

I'll make a great escape

It's just a piece of cake

You're only second rate

You know your hocus-pocus

Isn't tough enough

And your mumbo-jumbo

Doesn't measure up

Let me pontificate

Upon your sorry state

You're only second rate

Zaba-caba-dabra

Granny's gonna grab ya!

Alakazam-da-mus

And this thing's bigger than the both of us

So spare me your tremendous stare

You look horrendous in your underwear

And I can hardly wait

To discombobulate

I'll send your back end packing

In a shipping crate

You'll make a better living

With a spinning plate

You're only second rate!

## Trivia

* A snippet of the song is heard instrumentally in *Aladdin and the King of Thieves,* during the song "There's A Party Here In Agrabah" when the Genie appears with a mask of Jafar, saying the line "Without Jafar and all of his malice".
* There are many cultural references in this song:
	+ When Jafar says "You've got a lot to learn about the Genie Games", a whiteboard reads "2+2=5". This is from *1984*, a novel written by George Orwell. In Part One, Chapter Seven, the protagonist wonders if the state will declare 2+2=5 true, as he also ponders on whether everyone believing it makes it true.
	+ At one point, Genie and Abu run into a grandmother in a rocking chair, facing away. When "she" turns around, "she" reveals "herself" to be Jafar. This is a reference to Alfred Hitchcock's *Psycho* where the protagonist is in a similar situation but the grandmother is a mere skeleton.
Haroud Hazi Bin

## Haroud Hazi Binهارود حزي بن

**Haroud Hazi Bin** is the sidekick of Abis Mal and a recurring antagonist in the Disney animated series, *Aladdin*.

## Background

### Personality

Haroud is best described as sarcastic, cynical, and far more intelligent than his boss. He can also be very lazy and seems to execute actions and plans with little effort (such as tricking Abis Mal into doing the things he just ordered Haroud to do). Yet despite his seemingly hatred of his boss, he follows his every order and takes part in nearly all of his schemes. He poses a far greater threat on Aladdin and friends being that he is cunning and actually uses his slight physical strength.

He can be very manipulative—especially towards his boss. He tricked Abis Mal several times into doing his chores (mostly physical work). Since Abis Mal always wants something he often says something along the lines of "Yes! I shall have the glory of touching the gold first" considering the gold is being dangerously guarded. This makes Abis Mal jealous; having him go through the traps instead of Haroud.

Haroud also has a habit of finishing Abis Mal's sentences and filling the holes to his plans. More often than ever, Haroud will be off to the side as Abis Mal is being subjected to pain or humiliating defeats. EX: The Day the Bird Stood Still

If the right opportunity presents itself, he will take it to turn against Abis Mal, such as during Forget Me Lots, when he allows Jasmine (who lost her memory and whom they tricked into serving them) to overthrow his boss while he chooses to serve her instead.

## Trivia

* His name is a pun on "How rude has he been."
Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin

**Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin** (French for *Aladdin's Enchanted Passage*) is a walkthrough attraction at Disneyland Paris which opened in 1993 in Adventureland Bazaar to promote the film's European release. The attraction features a series of showcase windows which recreate scenes from the Disney movie *Aladdin*.

## The Passage

As the guests enter the attraction, they pass through a mural with an illustration of the Genie and a message telling them to say the magic word before entering the attraction. After passing, they come across several showcase windows telling the story of *Aladdin*. A bilingual document describing the film's plot is displayed in each showcase window:

* **One Jump Ahead:** Aladdin, who stole food, is being pursued by the Sultan's guards throughout the City of Agrabah. This window recreates the *One Jump Ahead* scene from the movie.
* **The Magic Lamp:** This scene shows the Lamp sitting on top of a rock inside the Cave.
* **Aladdin's Home:** Aladdin, after escaping the guards, is back home, where he can gaze at the Sultan's Palace and dream of having one of his own.
* **Cave of Wonders:** Aladdin is reaching for the Tiger-shaped entrance to the Cave. One may notice the Lamp deep inside the Tiger's throat.
* **Friend Like Me:** Inside the Cave, Aladdin summons the Genie, who appears and delivers his *Friend Like Me* show from the movie.
* **Prince Ali:** Aladdin returns to Agrabah, disguised as mighty Prince Ali Ababwa, in order to marry Jasmine. In this scene, everyone in the streets hails to him, except for a raging Jafar who sees him as his rival.
* **Snake-like Jafar:** In the Palace, Jafar has turned into a gigantic snake, and attacks Aladdin. Jasmine can be seen trapped in the background.
* **Jafar Defeated:** Jafar, now a Genie, is swallowed inside his Lamp, taking Iago with him. Jasmine is now free from the sand. The poorly brave Genie is hiding from havoc behind a column.
* **Farewell:** Aladdin and Jasmine soar above Agrabah on the Magic Carpet, under a smiling Moon-shaped Genie, waving guests goodbye. The scene features the song *A Whole New World*.

After passing through the Farewell scene, guests pass through a mural with an illustration of Abu riding on the Genie with a message saying "Ciao, adios, later dudes!" as guests leave the walkthrough passage.
Naomi Scott

**Naomi G. Scott** is a British actress, singer and songwriter who starred as Megan in the British adaptation of the Disney Channel Italy Original Series, *Life Bites* in 2008. However, Scott was most known for starring as Mohini "Mo" Banjaree in the 2011 Disney Channel Original Movie, *Lemonade Mouth*.

Scott played as Princess Jasmine in the live-action adaptation of Disney's 1992 animated film, *Aladdin*.

Out of Disney, Scott starred as Escarlette Sepulveda in *The 33* (2015), as Kimberly Hart aka Pink Ranger in the *Power Rangers* remake (2017), and will play as Natalie in the remake of the *Charlie's Angels* film scheduled to be released in 2019.

As a singer, Scott has released two extended plays and seven singles. Her debut EP, titled *Invisible Division*, was released in 2014 and its following titled *Promises* was released in 2016. Both extended plays produced one single each ("Motions" and "Lover's Lies", respectively). Two released singles, "Vows" and "Irrelevant", are scheduled to be featured in an upcoming EP titled *Vows*.

## Disney Roles

Megan - Life Bites.jpg**Megan**
(*Life Bites*)Mo - Lemonade Mouth.png**Mohini "Mo" Banjaree**
(*Lemonade Mouth)*Princess Jasmine - Aladdin 2019.jpg**Jasmine**
(*Aladdin*;
2019 live-action adaptation)
## Gallery

Naomi Scott Nick KCA19.jpgNaomi Scott attending the 2019 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.Mena Massoud & Naomi Scott Aladdin 2019 premiere.jpgNaomi Scott and Mena Massoud at premier of *Aladdin* remake in May 2019.
## Trivia

* Scott makes an appearance in the music video for the song "Hurricane" by her *Lemonade Mouth* co-star Bridgit Mendler. She and Mendler (and Hayley Kiyoko) are still good friends.
Brad Kane

**Bradley Caleb "Brad" Kane** is an American singer, actor, producer, and writer who provided the singing voice of Aladdin in Disney's 1992 animated film, *Aladdin*, in which he recorded "One Jump Ahead" and "A Whole New World", alongside Lea Salonga. He returned as the singing voice of Aladdin in the franchise's sequels, *The Return of Jafar* and *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*, as well in the video games *Aladdin: Activity Center* and *Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge.* He also provided the singing voice of Tom Thumb in Miramax's 2002 direct-to-video animated movie, *The Adventures of Tom Thumb and Thumbelina*. He even voiced Handsome Grinkon in *Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero*.

## Roles

**Aladdin** (singing)
(*Aladdin*)**Aladdin** (singing)
(*The Return of Jafar*)**Aladdin** (singing)
(*Aladdin and the King of Thieves*)
## Gallery

Brad Kane performing "A Whole New World" with Lea Salonga during his recording session of *Aladdin*.Brad Kane attending the 2017 Tribeca Film Fest.Brad Kane attending the 2019 D23 Expo.
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