History YMMV / AladdinTheSeries

** VainSorceress Saleen has an impressively diverse assortment of fan art. It helps she's pretty much a sexier, [[TheVamp vampier]] take on [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid Ariel]] inspired by an unused Ursula design.

** VainSorceress Saleen has an impressively diverse assortment of fan art. It helps she's pretty much a sexier, [[TheVamp vampier]] take on [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid Ariel]].

* FoeYayShipping: Aladdin and Mozenrath have quite the fan following with numerous fanfics and fanart of them.

** [[VainSorceress]] Saleen has an impressively diverse assortment of fan art. It helps she's pretty much a sexier, [[TheVamp vampier]] take on [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid Ariel]].

** [[VainSorceress]] Saleen has an impressively diverse assortment of fan art. It helps she's pretty much a sexier, [[TheVamp vampier]] take on [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid(1989) Ariel]].

** Vain Sorceress Saleen has an impressively diverse assortment of fan art.

** Mirage mentions taking the monsters (and Aladdin) to a place called [[Anime/YuGiOh the Shadow Realm]].

* EvilIsSexy: Mozenrath, Mirage, Saleen and Sadira (though she's more cute than sexy, and more of a FriendlyEnemy than evil). Also, Jasmine during her [[CriminalAmnesiac temporary]] [[EvilCostumeSwitch evil]] in "Forget Me Lots".

** [[GreatGazoo Chaos]], implied to be the AnthropomorphicPersonification of his namesake, is a near-omnipotent trickster whose unpredictability is matched only by his love of fun and affability. Chaos is "tricked" by the evil goddess Mirage into visiting Agrabah, where he proceeds to begin [[RealityWarper screwing with reality]] for his own amusement, creating an evil Aladdin and an evil Genie to challenge the status quo when he's informed "Aladdin always wins." Motivated by nothing but his whims, Chaos is still a fiendishly good planner who [[ObfuscatingStupidity set up Mirage]] from the beginning, and tricks her into falling into his evil Genie's clutches just to place her in so much danger she ends inadvertently saving the day. Not only the most powerful being seen in the series, Chaos is a cunning TricksterMentor who commends Aladdin for what he's done with Agrabah and tells him to keep up the good work--lest he return to make things "interesting" again.

** The [[PlantPerson plant elemental]] wizard [[NatureSpirit Arbutus]] once made a bargain to spare the life of the Sultan in return for his "[[ExactWords dearest treasure]]." Concealing that this was his daughter Jasmine, Arbutus returns to kidnap her, easily beating the heroes in the process with intent to hold Jasmine as a possession in his garden. Revealing his deep love for the plants he deems his children and his [[GaiasVengeance rage at humankind for mistreating them]], Arbutus shows he is amenable to Jasmine's attempts to persuade him before the tragic misunderstanding causes him to be slain by Aladdin, with Jasmine and Aladdin [[AlasPoorVillain mourning his fate]] once the latter uncovers the truth.

%%%* DracoInLeatherPants: Mozenrath.

* {{Fanon}}: The idea of Mozenrath being Aladdin's long lost brother proved interesting enough to become very popular, despite Disney deciding not to use it.

** If Aladdin and Mozenrath are portrayed as brothers, it's often as ''half''-brothers with Cassim as their shared parent and different mothers.

* ValuesResonance: Sadira before her HeelFaceTurn accidentally traumatized Aladdin when brainwashing him into loving her as a European prince. Aladdin has a realistic response on realizing he's kissing a different woman; he pushes her away and goes to Jasmine to both explain himself and realize that he can't explain it due to the fact that he was under a spell. While the episode ending is PlayedForLaughs, where Sadira gives a genuine apology to Jasmine but not to Aladdin for essentially giving him a roofie, the sequel where Sadira has completed her HeelFaceTurn still has Aladdin suspicious of her. He's not wrong, since every time they've tangled, she's tried to mess with his mind. Sadira has to truly prove that she's changed, by taking on the Sand Witches and nearly sacrificing her life to do so, as well as breaking their staff.

* ContinuityLockout: If you haven't seen ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheReturnOfJafar'' you'll likely be confused by Iago a) being free from Jafar's lamp and b) on the side of the good guys.

** And if you thought ''that'' was gay, in "In the Heat of the Fright", the two realise with horror that they've had a SleepCute moment, with Iago telling himself that it's all just been a bad dream.
* JerkassWoobie: Iago, occasionally, shows a more pitiful side instead of his usual crankiness.

** Saleen only appeared in two episodes and to make it worse, at the end of her second appearance "Shark Treatment" she vows "We'll get them next time, Armand". Sadly, Saleen was never seen or mentioned for the remainder of the series.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: In one episode, Genie states that men were most masculine in the 1970's. Nothing says ''TheNineties'' more than 70's nostalgia. Granted this show takes place in ancient Arabia, but that's Genie for you.

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* MoralEventHorizon: Mirage in her debut episode sets a completely defenseless village on fire.

** The premise of Sandswitch, a villain alters reality switching places with a Disney Princess so that she can marry the prince and live happily ever after. Which is also the plot of ''WesternAnimation/CinderellaIIIATwistInTime''

%% Complete Monster: Mirage has been cut as per the Complete Monster Cleanup thread. Do not add her back without approval, but you'd better have a good argument not already debunked in the thread.

* JerkassWoobie:
** Iago, occasionally, shows a more pitiful side instead of his usual crankiness.
** [[CastFromLifespan Mozenrath]]. While the [[DracoInLeatherPants leather pants]] does have a part in it for some, it's still not that hard to feel for him during his more [[YouSeeImDying tragic moments]].
** Once again, Arbutus.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: The episode “The Secret of Dagger Rock” actually gives a solid (albeit humorous) explanation as to why Genie still has his cuffs in the series and sequels despite them disappearing when he was freed at the end of the first movie; they’re now more "fashion statements" rather than a sign of imprisonment.

** Eden only shows up in two episodes. Which is disappointing considering she and Genie have such great chemistry with each other.

** In "The Seven Faces of Genie", Genie's Anger, Laughter, and Kindness have some resemblance to [[WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}} Yao, Ling, and Chien Po]], respectively.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: The episode “The Secret of Dagger Rock” actually gives a solid (albeit humorous) explanation as to why Genie still has his cuffs in the series and sequels despite them disappearing when he was freed at the end of the first movie; they’re fashion statements rather than a sign of imprisonment now.

* AuthorsSavingThrow: The episode “The Secret of Dagger Rock” actually gives a humorous explanation as to why Genie still has his cuffs in the series and sequels despite them disappearing when he was freed at the end of the first movie; they’re fashion statements rather than a sign of imprisonment now.