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* [[Nightmare Fuel]]: [[Aladdin (Disney film)/Nightmare Fuel|See here]].
* [[Nightmare Fuel]]: [[Aladdin (Disney film)/Nightmare Fuel|See here]].
* [[No Problem With Licensed Games]]: Both the Virgin Games Sega Genesis game and the Capcom SNES game were well received by the gaming community. [[The Problem with Licensed Games|The Game Gear and Game Boy Color versions, on the other hand, are bad]].
* [[No Problem With Licensed Games]]: Both the Virgin Games Sega Genesis game and the Capcom SNES game were well received by the gaming community. [[The Problem with Licensed Games|The Game Gear and Game Boy Color versions, on the other hand, are bad]].
* [[No Yay]]: The old, ugly Jafar wants to marry the young, beautiful Princess Jasmine to gain the powers of the sultan, and Jasmine has to ''kiss'' him in one scene to try to keep him from discovering Aladdin. Jafar orders the Genie to make Jasmine fall in love with him, and [[Terms of Endangerment|calls her "pussycat" and "my dear"]]. Iago, who suggested the idea of Jafar marrying Jasmine in the first place, makes disgusted sounds when Jasmine kisses Jafar along with Abu, and Aladdin also looks [[Squick|Squicked]] out.
* [[Older Than They Think]]: ''Aladdin'' is actually the '''fourth''' attempt at the "three wishes" rule for genies by Disney; it had been used twice on ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'', on one regular episode and in that show's [[Duck Tales: The Movie - Treasure of The Lost Lamp|feature film]], and it was on one episode of ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]''.
* [[Older Than They Think]]: ''Aladdin'' is actually the '''fourth''' attempt at the "three wishes" rule for genies by Disney; it had been used twice on ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]'', on one regular episode and in that show's [[Duck Tales: The Movie - Treasure of The Lost Lamp|feature film]], and it was on one episode of ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]''.
* [[Painful Rhyme]]: "His forty '''fakirs''', his cooks, his '''bakers'''"... ''Ouch''. 'Fakir' in English is usually pronounced "fah-KEER", or ''maybe'' "FAY-KEER", but not the same as "faker". Also, technically, since all those people are just creations of the Genie, they're ''all'' [[Stealth Pun|fakers.]]
* [[Painful Rhyme]]: "His forty '''fakirs''', his cooks, his '''bakers'''"... ''Ouch''. 'Fakir' in English is usually pronounced "fah-KEER", or ''maybe'' "FAY-KEER", but not the same as "faker". Also, technically, since all those people are just creations of the Genie, they're ''all'' [[Stealth Pun|fakers.]]