History WesternAnimation / AladdinTheSeries

* Berserk Button:
%%** Amin Damoola's is being called by his nickname Butterfingers.
%%** Ordering Chaos around, people will be lucky if the only thing he does is yell at them.
%%** Jasmine: Being called "Princess" (for the episode "Do the Rat Thing Only" - as being called "Princess" angers her enough to leave the palace and attempt to prove she can be a "street rat" and she lashes out at Aladdin again for using the term after being restored to her human form. In no other episode, however, does she have this same problem with being referred to as a princess).

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* AnAesop:
** "I Never Mechanism I Didn't Like" gives the lesson of you shouldn't be afraid to trust in yourself, and you don't need to agree with everyone all the time if your gut feeling tells you it's wrong.

* WeaknessTurnsHerOn: Brawnhilda has a severe motherly instinct and is interested in men that she can take care of, so when the smaller Aladdin arrives, she becomes smitten with him instead of her betrothed [[HornyVikings Prince Uncouthma]]; Uncouthma gets jealous and tries to fight Aladdin for Brawnhilda's attention, which only makes Aladdin look weaker and more desirable. Near the end of the episode, Uncouthma blows himself up with an [[StuffBlowingUp explosive]] [[FoodFight cheese]] [[DropTheHammer warhammer]], and Brawnhilda brushes Aladdin aside to be with her "frail darling".

** /Mechanicles does this every time he makes an escape via a DeusExMachina. "People might ask, 'Why build an X?'"

The sequel and [[RecycledTheSeries spin-off television series]] to Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'', which aired from February 6, 1994 to November 25, 1995 (the original film's third anniversary, coincidentally). Before the series' official airing, nine episodes were previewed on The Creator/{{Disney}} Channel, even before the release of the first sequel. The series then started airing on WesternAnimation/TheDisneyAfternoon and Creator/{{CBS}} and reran on Disney Channel until it was replaced by their preteen lineup. The series later reran on Toon Disney until the channel was shut down in 2009.

* AmnesiacLover: In the episode ''Sandswich'', everyone but the animals sidekicks is rendered amnesiac, and believe Sadira is the princess- and Aladdin's fianceé. Thus Aladdin and Jasmine fall both under the trope; and it rings a bell to the both of them when they meet again. They finally break the curse with a spontaneous TrueLovesKiss.

* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: Malcho, a Mesoamerican deity monster was tricked by Iago and thereafter banished to the North Pole. He returns, vowing to exact revenge on the parrot. Though he tried several times to capture and devour Iago, Malcho was thwarted again and again by Aladdin. Tricked once more, he was now imprisoned in a volcano. At the end, he began to break free of his second prison, [[WeWillMeetAgain proclaiming that Aladdin was his]]. No [[CutShort follow-up episode was made]].

* NonHumanSidekick: Mozenrath has Xerxes, a solo act version of [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid Flotsam and Jetsam]] who flies instead of swimming and serves as TheIgor.

** The series also has some Shout-Outs to other Disney movies. For example, Saleen the mermaid makes an allusion to ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'' when an attempt to restyle Jasmine's hair leaves her with an Ariel-style 'do. ("She looks like any other princess under the sea.")

* EvilCostumeSwitch: Princess Jasmine gets one of these thanks to Abys Mal and a flower that causes LaserGuidedAmnesia. In her new identity as [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "The Scourge of the Desert"]], she wears a dark-blue version of her usual clothes, a [[InTheHood hooded cape]], her hair in a ponytail (just like how she wore it when she was [[GoGoEnslavement Jafar's slave]] in [[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} the original movie]]), and [[WhipItGood wields a whip]]. Interestingly, after getting her memory back, she keeps the outfit (and the whip), wearing it as a SpyCatSuit when Aladdin & Co. infiltrate Mozenrath's city.

* WhipItGood: Jasmine in "Forget Me Lots". Also in "The Wind Jackals of Mozenrath".

* BareYourMidriff: Jasmine is at the front of this as most of her outfits are these. We also have Eden the genie of the Bottle. Mirage as well. Fatima, too.

* MadScientist: Mechanicles' entire schtick is building giant robots with technology way ahead of his time, either to TakeOverTheWorld or to force his SuperOCD on the world around him.

* SuperOCD: Mechanicles in a nutshell. All his schemes revolve around his need for cleanliness. He [[BerserkButton flies off the handle]] whenever he himself or his clothes, floors, and inventions get dirty.

** One-shot villain Amok Mon-Ra is also no slouch in this department. It helps that he's voiced by [[Creator/TimCurry]], who can devour scenery like no tomorrow.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Jasmine is usually immune to comedic misfortune, with things that might be funny when happening to other characters being played a bit more seriously when happening to her, but certain episodes do avert that - for example, in "Sneeze the Day" Genie gets sick and loses control of his powers. Aladdin and Iago go off to find a cure, leaving Jasmine behind to be the brunt of a bunch of gags as Genie's magic goes crazy. And then of course there's [[ForcedTransformation "Do The Rat Thing."]] In general, Sadira is a bit more prone to getting into goofy situations as well. Even ''Mirage'' gets subjected to this by Genie or Chaos.

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%%** Amin Damoola's is being called by his nickname Butterfingers. Mechanicles' SuperOCD should say enough.

*** The same can be said for Genies and Mukhtars, seeing as how the latter dedicate their lives to hunting down and eliminating the former.

* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: [[BewareTheSillyOnes Genie]] of all people gives one in the episode "Mission Imp-Possible". When Aladdin is poisoned, Genie has no choice but to [[TeethClenchedTeamwork team up]] with [[TheImp Nefir]] to get the cure, despite [[FantasticRacism the mutual animosity between their species]]. During their journey, after facing each obstacle that protects the temple in which the cure is kept, Genie, to his growing irritation, is repeatedly charged ridiculous amounts of money by Nefir. When they finally reach the temple, Nefir is all ready to charge him another fee, but then Genie shoots back with this.