Granted, Jafar just summons the staff back to his hand, but points to the Sultan for trying. He escapes the guards holding him and rams Jafar from behind so that he drops his staff over the balcony, reverting Iago back to a normal parrot and nearly making him fall out of the sky under the increased weight of the lamp. Also the Sultan is more of a Defiant Captive towards Jafar.He replaces his master as the One-Winged Angel that Aladdin ends up fighting for the lamp, after Jafar turns him into a massive Rukh and sends him after the escaping Aladdin. He's not exactly attractive, but he's less thuggish in appearance than Razoul of the animated film. The Sultan is considerably taller, slimmer, and has more head hair than his animated counterpart.In particular note, the school girls (formerly the massage parlor girls) swoon over him (before the headmistress comes at him to swat him out) instead of sharing their mistress's disdain for him as in the animated original. Throughout "One Jump Ahead," a far higher number of ladies of Agrabah seem taken with Aladdin.The woman who sings "still I think he's rather tasty" during "One Jump Ahead" is depicted as more of a Big Beautiful Woman than an Abhorrent Admirer like her animated counterpart.Dalia even directly remarks on his good looks. In this film, the Genie spends most of his time onscreen disguised as a human who looks like the tall, trim and handsome Will Smith. In the 1992 film, his character design was very cartoony, even in human form, with a suggestion of Robin Williams. Marwan Kenzari's Jafar is younger and far more attractive than his Obviously Evil animated counterpart.Here the Sultan and Jasmine are shown to still be mourning her even years after her death. Adaptational Angst Upgrade: The only mention of Jasmine's mother in the animated version was the Sultan wisecracking about her not being nearly as picky as their daughter.However, a Deleted Scene and the novelization reveal that Genie, Dalia and their kids decide to make Agrabah their home once more, reuniting with their friends. While the four remain friends, Aladdin and Jasmine only see Dalia, the Genie, and their children when they come into port at Agrabah. In addition, the Sultan steps down and passes his title onto Jasmine who promptly changes the law and proposes marriage to Aladdin. This change enables Genie to marry Dalia and travel the world by boat. However, this results in the Genie becoming a normal man without magic instead of a somewhat less powerful genie without a master. Adaptational Alternate Ending: As with the movie version, Aladdin uses his third wish to free the Genie."Prince Ali" and Jasmine have a laugh over how the backflip during his dance was overdoing it.
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