List of Aladdin episodes

Three small but destructive tornadoes sweep through the marketplace of Agrabah, stealing jewels and gold and leaving behind damaged booths. The more superstitious think they are wind demons, but Aladdin thinks they are merely thieves. He is forced to prove his theory and Abu's freedom is on the line if he can't. He discovers that Abis Mal and his henchmen are using the magic golden feathers of a baby Roc to create the tornadoes. Now it is up to Aladdin and his friends to save the day.

Arriving in Getizstan, the group find it being destroyed every night by a giant, rampaging and dancing rhino, Semir the Destroyer, and rebuilt by Nefir and his imps the following day for a large price. As he investigates, Genie learns Nefir is responsible for forcing Semir to dance with magic dancing shoes. The situation only gets worse when Nefir puts the shoes on Genie's feet as well, and it is up to Aladdin to remove them.

A lost civilization that is being menaced by a surviving Tyrannosaurus worships Abu as their great protector, but Aladdin pushes Abu out of the spotlight by continuously talking for Abu.

Genie falls in love with a female genie named Eden, but she is not a free genie, having a young, homeless orphan girl named Dandhi as her master. Trouble ensues when Abis Mal sets his sights on obtaining Eden, making him her new master. After Dandhi wishes Abis Mal to leave them alone, she wishes by accident that Eden would stay with her until life ends. When Genie gets shocked, Eden says that she is all Dandhi has and cannot just leave her. When Genie understands, they promise they'd wait to be together until the time Dandhi's life ends.

One night, Sadira casts a spell over all of Agrabah. The next morning, everyone's memory has been rearranged so that Sadira is the princess and Jasmine is a street rat. However, on the following morning, seeing that Jasmine's pet tiger Rajah is ready to attack her as well as Abu and Iago's behavior, Sadira realizes the spell doesn't work on animals. Sadira magically confines Rajah with a cage, but Iago and Abu rescue him and escape the palace to find Jasmine.

While in the rain forest with Abu and Genie, Iago is given Thundra's mystical amulet that controls and manipulates the weather, and the five elements: Water, Fire, Earth, Air, and Quintessence while she takes a vacation. However, Thundra's enemy Malcho tricks Iago into giving it to him, and now the three have to give it back for Thundra's sake.

Aladdin, Genie, Iago, Abu and Carpet travel to the far eastern city of Pei Ling—but not before rescuing a young youth, Zin, who fainted in the desert. Upon arrival, they find the town destroyed. Unknown to Aladdin and the gang, Zin is forced every night by his dark-side Zang to turn into a dragon—the former city's protector—who destroys the town. Once Aladdin learns of this, it's up to him and the others to stop the dragon's destructiveness, and convince Zin to ward off his evil half.

When two kids from Agrabah want to hear stories of Aladdin, the Genie and Iago tell, with Iago embellishing, a little too much. Abis Mal and Haroud, having overheard the stories, convince the kids to help them obtain an ancient helmet of scorpion armor which once belonged to an invincible warrior, saying that only Aladdin would have been brave enough. Despite being scared, the kids agree, and end up trapped in a hole. A guilty Iago and Abu go after them, and Iago hurts his wing. Finding new courage, the two lead the way out and warn Genie. Meanwhile, Abis Mal has discovered that the helmet can freeze anyone, and takes over the palace. After the Genie fails, Aladdin shows up and defeats Mal, breaking the helmet. Upon hearing of the stories, he explains that the kids were heroes too for helping, and that anyone can, if they just have the heart.

Aladdin and friends stumble across a hidden valley where anthropomorphic animals have built their own civilization. Since Aladdin is human, he is believed to be a dangerous threat to their prosperous city.

Iago wants to prove that he can do just as good a job as Genie using magic, so Genie transfers his magic to Iago at his request. However, he finds it is not as easy as it seems.

As Aladdin and his friends journey through one of the seven endless desert, they witness a battle between the Riders of Ramond and some marauders, which is suddenly cut short. The wise seer, Phasir, appears to them saying that it is their fate to repeat this battle. Aladdin tries to stop them, and ends up one of their own. Soon only Genie and Iago are left, and they learn that a mystical gem which fell from a chest is the cause of this battle. Now Genie and Iago must prevent the gem from falling, or their friends—and the Riders of Ramond—are doomed to be locked in time forever.

After facing off against a magical creature threatening the city, Aladdin encounters the wizard responsible for the creature, a young sorcerer called Mozenrath, who took control of the Land of the Black Sand after obtaining the former ruler's power (and turning him into a slave). Seeing Aladdin's bravery and wit, Mozenrath offers him a job, but when Aladdin turns him down, he resorts to kidnapping Genie. Now, Aladdin and his friends must rescue Genie before he is devoured by the magic devouring creature, the Thirdack.

While passing through a frozen wasteland, Aladdin, Genie and the others encounter an abominable snowman's castle. The yeti lets them pass—all but Genie, who must stay to entertain him. Aladdin and the others must devise a way to sneak the Genie past the snowman, and wind up teaching the snowman to entertain himself in the process.

Aladdin and company have been assigned to chart a river through neighboring lands, but on the way, they come upon a burning village. After rescuing the people from the fire cats who attacked it, the source of the mischief reveals herself—Mirage, a cat-like entity who is described as "Evil Incarnate" by Iago. As nightfall begins, the Genie becomes increasingly afraid of Mirage, and moves the group back on the way to Agrabah, but due to sleepiness, they are instead transported to Mirage's own world, Morbia. Here, they must battle the fire cats to defeat Mirage. But as Genie discovers, he must first conquer his own fears, as that is what they feed on, before Aladdin and company can escape.

On a diplomatic mission to negotiate with Sultan Pasda Al Dente of Getizstan, the Sultan appoints Genie and Al diplomats. Genie tries to be all aspects of a diplomat at once, but things go awry when Abis Mal and Haroud throw an orb at him which splits Genie into his seven personalities—anger, courage, weirdness, wisdom, laughter, fear, and kindness. Now Aladdin and the others must figure a way to get all of Genie's personalities back together before Abis Mal uses him to overtake Getzistan.

Aladdin, Jasmine, and Abu depart to the Land of the Black Sand on a secret mission involving a mysterious "weapon" possessed by Mozenrath. Back at the palace, Genie, Carpet, and Iago gradually notice their friends' absence. Iago suggests that Al, Jas, and Abu have gone off treasure hunting and "cut them from the deal." Genie, meanwhile, assumes his friends are in danger. The three rush off to the Land of the Black Sand, only to foil Aladdin and Jasmine's mission and get everyone caught because of Mozenrath's magic detecting devices. Mozenrath imprisons the heroes, leaving them to die at dawn by the burning of a diamond mechanism in the ceiling. He then reveals that his secret weapon is in fact a magical wind jackal that he will use to conquer Agrabah and departs haughtily.

Wahid is a young boy in Agrabah who wants to be a hero like Aladdin. He gets his chance when he comes upon one of Mechanicles' contraptions—a giant robot built in his likeness. After climbing inside and taking control, he defeats a local hero, Dominus Tusk, to prove his worth, but Mechanicles wants his robot back, and when he takes control of it again, Wahid is still inside. Aladdin and the gang must get Wahid out, or he will have to take advantage of an awkward situation to be a hero after all.

Mirage enters the palace disguised as "Sultana" and gets information on the gang; however, she soon reveals herself and her plot—a large black obelisk has been placed on the outskirts of Agrabah. As its shadow extends, it will lengthen until sunset, wiping everything in its reach out of existence. Mirage does, however, give Aladdin one clue—a mirror in a cavern on top of the world filled with many other mirrors, one which reveals the truth beneath the surface, is the only way to save Agrabah.

While visiting Odiferous, Aladdin and the others meet Prince Uncouthma and Brawnhilda's son, Bud. But an epidemic is spreading, leaving the Odiferans petrified. Desperate to prove himself to Bud, Aladdin takes on barbarian challenges, but soon learns that the cause of the petrifying—a lizard brought by a trader—is attacking his friends, including Uncouthma. As the barbarians try to stop the lizard with brute force, General Gouda, too, is petrified, and Al realizes that to beat the little creature, he'll have to lure it with the thing it eats most—cheese—and change the smell of its breath, before other lizards come to Odiferous.

Aladdin and the group go to Thundra's rain forest and find that something is tearing it down. As it turns out, Mechanicles is responsible. Thundra, finding Iago unreliable, decides to take matters into her own hands.

Saleen sinks a ship bound for Agrabah with a valuable statue to lure out Aladdin, and places a curse that turns him into a shark so she can have him all to herself. As Genie, Abu, and Iago have difficulty getting her necklace to reverse the curse, they realize that Saleen's sidekick, the octopus Armand, might be the key needed to get the necklace to cure Aladdin, as he has developed a grudge of being pushed aside in favor of Aladdin.

When Iago notices everyone around the palace acting strangely, he suspects the Sultan might be preparing for a party. However, while Aladdin finds he might be losing it, they soon discover that Mozenrath's minions, the undead Mamluks, are being used to impersonate their friends, as Mozenrath is using his Black Sand to trap them in his world, while they are replaced by Mamluks who have taken their forms. After Aladdin is captured, it is up to Iago and Abu to distract Mozenrath and Xerxes so Carpet can mount a rescue mission.

While flying around with Carpet in the sky one day, Aladdin is spotted by several tiny sprites who follow him home to the palace. The sprites are curious and inquisitive, not to mention destructive. The sprites soon exhibit the ability to lift Aladdin and his friends into the air, thus allowing them to "fly" on their own without Carpet. Feeling left out, Carpet wanders off to be with Iago (who shouts at the sprites that he already knows how to fly) and Abu. Things start out friendly, but quickly turn ugly when the sprites carry Aladdin and company away in the clouds and refuse to let them go home. Genie believes he can convince them, and makes himself very big and starts yelling, demanding the sprites end their fun, but the sprites make a plan, and work together to fly around Genie in circles, causing Genie to involuntarily shape-shift and find himself tied up completely in a knot.

The sprites have been captured by Mozenrath, who plans to use them to find a lost city that has a weapon needed to rule the desert. A few escape and warn Aladdin, and they head out to stop Mozenrath and rescue the other sprites.

One of Aladdin's old acquaintances, the Guardian of the mystical Destiny Stone, pays Agrabah a visit, asking for Aladdin's aid. Aladdin proceeds to tell the others of his life long before Genie, Jasmine or anyone but Abu. A traveling circus was visiting Agrabah, and Abu's job was to steal money. Trying to steal Al's money, he met his friend for the first time, who in turn met Fatima, Minos and Aziz. They hired Al, and he and Abu gradually became friends, and he even bought Abu a fez.

Aziz has been turned into a goblin, Minos a minotaur and Fatima a harpy, and they are now wreaking havoc on Agrabah, taking its wealth. When Aladdin and the others return, they find that the three have headed for the palace, where a showdown ensues, nearly ending Al, Genie and Jasmine's lives and finishing with the three, leaving with Abu as captive. Aziz sends his fez back for Aladdin to trace, and they face off again, this time Jasmine being captured as well in an enchanted stone meant for Aladdin. Fatima questions why she risked her life for Aladdin, and she replies that Fatima would have done the same thing for Minos.

A narrator tells a tale of an evil cyclops named Fashoom, who was betrayed and turned to stone by his older brother long ago. Back in the present, the blind beggar Phasir appears to Aladdin in the marketplace, telling him of his future. Aladdin, skeptical, is soon proven wrong when Carpet is stolen by Abis Mal and Haroud (a thin friend lost). They set out to get Carpet back, but Abis Mal gets away by making his ship fly using Carpet ("The black ship flies; you cannot escape"). Aladdin and Jasmine are soon captured, and while Mal takes Jasmine and the newly captive Genie to Fashoom's lair, Al is left in a dungeon. Using a skeleton, he escapes ("Find a pick among the bones") to find that Iago and Abu have helped Carpet escape.

Aladdin, Genie and Abu are charting a trade route through the desert, when they come upon the remains of the giant shark and Merc's ship. They soon discover that mole-like people were the cause, and they soon capture Genie, despite valiant effort on his part. Meanwhile, back at their lair, a shaman reveals himself to Genie and tells him his plans: to completely drain Genie of his magical energy to make himself more powerful. Back at the ship, Aladdin and Abu find that Merc is still alive, and convince him to help them repair his ship using the shark remains (Merc seeks out the mole creatures since they took away his thrill in life—the hunt). They come to the lair to find a badly exhausted Genie, and while Merc fights the creatures, Al faces off against the shaman. Genie convinces the creatures that the shaman isn't their leader, because of his hurting them, and they turn on him—the shaman is then killed by his ill-gotten magic. After some convincing, Merc chooses to be the mole creatures' leader, as they too are hunters, and Al, Genie and Abu head for home.

After Aladdin refuses to go on any more of Iago's treasure hunts, Iago and Abu are met by a spirit who gives them a seashell (meant for Aladdin) which will transport them to his world. Iago decides that since Al has refused to go after treasure a deception is necessary, and so he fakes the spirit act. They go underwater, and Iago leads Genie in the wrong direction when he gets too close. They soon discover a sunken ship, and the spirit instructs Aladdin to touch the figurehead; once he does, he is transported to the Netherworld and Ayam Aghoul returns. After learning that the only way for Al to return is for Aghoul to touch the figurehead, Iago and Abu desperately search for Genie. Now they must find a way to trick Aghoul into touching the ship, or lose Aladdin permanently.

When Jasmine is captured by a clan of warrior women who desire her allegiance, the Sultan is determined to save his daughter himself. Aladdin and the others, however, are a little apprehensive about letting the Sultan come along, but they have no choice. Jasmine, meanwhile, is forced to undergo a number of "initiation tests", during all of which she tries and nearly succeeds in escaping.

Mukhtar, the sole survivor of a race that once hunted genies, comes to Agrabah looking for Genie. He succeeds, but Aladdin and the others rescue him, and Mukhtar reveals he is working for hire; however, all but one of Genie's old masters are dead—Jibraic, who wants his servant back. Mukhtar lives to hunt genies, and it will take all of Genie's wit and Aladdin's courage to stop the hunter.

Children are constantly disappearing in Agrabah, and when Aladdin runs into a street rat, Wahid, he is reminded of his old friend Amal, who wanted to be more than just a street rat, but through dishonest means. As Aladdin and the others look into who's taking the kids, they discover that the El Khatib (Shadow Walkers) are responsible, and travel to their realm following Amal, who has become an El Khatib, and who has captured Wahid. There, they discover the truth behind it all: Mirage, amassing her own force every seven years when more El Khatib can be recruited, is the true mastermind. However, Wahid refuses to become an El Khatib, and Mirage reveals that if he doesn't he will die. Amal, meanwhile, refuses to kill Aladdin, and Genie tricks Mirage into believing Aladdin will trade his own life for Wahid's. She departs, leaving the El Khatib to die—all but Amal, who, since he refused to kill Aladdin, is not entirely evil and hence is not a true El Khatib. Having regained his right human arm, he sets out to do more good, and regain his humanity.

Genie and Eden are going out on the anniversary of the first time they met, but Mozenrath has other plans. He takes Genie captive and uses him to power a machine and create a Philosopher's Stone to increase his magical powers, as per the instructions of Khartoum, a wizard's head trapped inside a book. When Aladdin, Eden and the others learn of this, they go after Genie, but soon Eden too is trapped - tricked by Mozenrath into exchanging her life for Genie's, they both end up powering the machine, and aging rapidly. Meanwhile, Mozenrath completes the Philosopher's Stone and discovers that he himself has been tricked- rather than increase his powers, it releases Khartoum from his book. Aladdin frees Genie and Eden, who use the legendary Genie Embrace to restore each other's powers, and they easily defeat Khartoum by grabbing the Stone and sending it into space, as it will soon self-destruct anyway. Afterward, Genie and Eden think of their adventure as their big anniversary.