Character profile Jafar

Name: Jafar
Gender: Male
Age: 50
Date of birth: 25th of March 1962

Place of birth:
Agrabah

Side:
He is personally on the bad side, but because he is tied to his lamp he can not support one side completely. But he is going to be doing everything he can to make sure he profits as much as possible.

Personality:
He has a hunger for power, and if he can aim higher he will. He is smart, but if he has a chance for more power he forgets all common sense. He is ruthless to people in his way.

History:
In the first film, Jafar is the Grand Vizier of Agrabah, the Sultan's most trusted advisor, and, unbeknownst to the sultan, an evil magician. Using a snake-shaped staff, Jafar manipulates the Sultan with hypnosis. He searches for the Genie's lamp with the ultimate goal of using it to seize power in Agrabah. In a beggar's disguise, Jafar exploits Aladdin in the course of his search, persuading him to find the Genie's lamp hidden deep within the Cave of Wonders. When Aladdin retrieves the lamp, Jafar betrays him, attempting to kill him. Jafar's plot is foiled when Abu steals the lamp, but Aladdin is swallowed by the cave in the final moments of its collapse. When Aladdin becomes the Genie's master, he returns to Agrabah under a false identity, a wealthy royal named "Prince Ali." Jafar is suspicious of Prince Ali from the beginning, and attempts hypnosis on the Sultan in order to marry Jasmine, making him heir to the throne. The plan fails and the Sultan tries to arrest Jafar, but not before Jafar discovers that Prince Ali is in fact Aladdin, who possessed the lamp throughout his charade as the prince. After successfully stealing the lamp from Aladdin, Jafar first wishes to usurp the throne of Agrabah. When Jasmine and her father refuse to bow to Jafar, the genie grants his second wish, making him the most powerful sorcerer in the world. Jafar uses one of the palace towers as a rocket, blasting Aladdin, Abu, and the magic carpet to "the ends of the earth", a frozen wasteland. Later, Jafar makes use of his new powers in an attempt to seduce Jasmine, offering to make her his queen. Jasmine vehemently refuses. Enraged, Jafar decides to use his third wish to enchant Jasmine, forcing her to fall in love with him. The Genie tells Jafar that he cannot make someone fall in love. Still Jafar orders him to, too distracted by his argument with the Genie to notice Aladdin sneak back into the throne room. Jasmine pretends to fall in love with Jafar, kissing him to create a significant enough diversion for Aladdin to take back the lamp. After their kiss, Jafar discovers Aladdin. He battles Aladdin, using a series of puns made real by his magic. After Aladdin accuses him of being a "cowardly snake," Jafar transforms himself into a giant cobra in an attempt to strike down Aladdin. Jafar wraps his coils around his prey, squeezing the life out of Aladdin. Jafar condescends to Aladdin about how without the Genie he is a weakling and no match for the supposed "most powerful being on earth." Aladdin realizes an opportunity, feeding Jafar's ego and desire for ultimate power. Aladdin slyly points out that the Genie's power outmatches even Jafar's, having bestowed Jafar's sorcerer powers in the first place. Unable to resist, Jafar declares his third and final wish and transforms into an all-powerful genie, at last able to rule the universe unchallenged. Blinded by his godlike power trip, Jafar is vacuumed into his own black lamp. He got his wish, obtaining unlimited powers, but lost his free will in the bargain. Jafar, along with Iago, are imprisoned together inside the lamp. The Genie reverts to serving Aladdin once more. As promised, Aladdin releases the Genie from the lamp forever with his unused third wish. The newly-freed Genie flings Jafar's lamp away into the desert.

After the war:
His lamp was found by a traveling merchant that he tricked to take him back to Agrabah, and to set him free. Jafar then challenged Genie into a cosmic battle that Genie lost and was imprisoned back into his lamp. Jafar then proceeded to destroy the rest of Agrabah. The merchant who had allowed this to happen felt bad and summoned Jafar back to his lamp. The merchant then decided to take Jafars lamp to somewhere it would not be found. He didn't want this being to cause anymore devastation. No one knows where this merchant went afterwards.

Their purpose:
He wants his freedome, but that would cause him to have only semi phenomenal powers. If he is supposed to be free then he wants to get rid of Genie to make him the most powerful one.

Family:
none


Friends:
none yet

Loved ones/Crushes:
none

Description of powers:
He has Phenomenal cosmic powers. He has no personal limitations on what he is willing to do, unlike Genie.