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{{Q|A deal's a deal, Genie. Now, you can go anywhere you want. You're your own master. But if you can, it'd be great if you could go along with them and help Sora find Jasmine.|Aladdin after wishing for Genie's freedom}} | {{Q|A deal's a deal, Genie. Now, you can go anywhere you want. You're your own master. But if you can, it'd be great if you could go along with them and help Sora find Jasmine.|Aladdin after wishing for Genie's freedom}} | ||
'''Aladdin''', also known as the fictitious '''Prince Ali Ababwa''', is an orphaned thief introduced in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', and originally taken from the Disney film ''{{w|Aladdin (1992 Disney film)|Aladdin}}''. He is a young man living in the slums of [[Agrabah]] along with his pet monkey | '''Aladdin''', also known as the fictitious '''Prince Ali Ababwa''', is an orphaned thief introduced in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', and originally taken from the Disney film ''{{w|Aladdin (1992 Disney film)|Aladdin}}''. He is a young man living in the slums of [[Agrabah]] along with his pet monkey, [[Abu]]. He comes into conflict with the city's ruthless royal vizier, [[Jafar]], who sought to use Aladdin to acquire the [[Genie]]'s lamp. Aladdin fights with a balanced combination of strength and agility, using his Arabian scimitar to defeat his foes. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
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Depressed after failing to find Abu in the Starless Sands, Aladdin reunites with Player and voices his lack of faith in ever finding Abu. Admitting that he had hoped a set of mystic rubies would lead him to his missing friend, Aladdin gives in to his doubt. After Player provides Aladdin with a much needed pep talk, his hope is restored and he accepts Player's help in searching for Abu. While investigating the local bulletin board, Player learns that there had been monkeys seen terrorizing the oasis, and the pair go to the oasis to see if Abu is with them. Although they do not find Abu, Aladdin decides to check another location, but he grows concerned because it is so far from town that it would be dark by the time they got there and they would get lost. | Depressed after failing to find Abu in the Starless Sands, Aladdin reunites with Player and voices his lack of faith in ever finding Abu. Admitting that he had hoped a set of mystic rubies would lead him to his missing friend, Aladdin gives in to his doubt. After Player provides Aladdin with a much needed pep talk, his hope is restored and he accepts Player's help in searching for Abu. While investigating the local bulletin board, Player learns that there had been monkeys seen terrorizing the oasis, and the pair go to the oasis to see if Abu is with them. Although they do not find Abu, Aladdin decides to check another location, but he grows concerned because it is so far from town that it would be dark by the time they got there and they would get lost. | ||
[[File:The Showdown 01 KHUX.png|thumb|In order to save Abu, Aladdin and Player arrive at the Wily Bandit's hideout for a final showdown.]] | [[File:The Showdown 01 KHUX.png|left|thumb|In order to save Abu, Aladdin and Player arrive at the Wily Bandit's hideout for a final showdown.]] | ||
When Aladdin and Player return to town to try and figure out how to navigate the Starless Sands, they find a group of [[Red Bandit]]s stealing Aladdin's rubies. The pair track down the Red Bandits and retrieve the rubies, but Aladdin is discouraged because he still does not know how to use them to find Abu. Clutching the rubies, Aladdin wishes that he knew how to find Abu, activating the rubies, which fly from his hands and light a path through the Starless Sands to the Wily Bandit's hideout. Here, Aladdin and Player fight through hordes of Heartless until they reach the Wily Bandit. After they defeat the Wily Bandit, Abu revealing himself to administer the final blow. They reunite, but Abu feels jealous when he notices that Player is with Aladdin, who assures Abu that Player is not a threat and that no one could replace him as his best friend. Returning to Agrabah, Aladdin thanks Player their help and welcomes them to come back to the city before the two part ways. | When Aladdin and Player return to town to try and figure out how to navigate the Starless Sands, they find a group of [[Red Bandit]]s stealing Aladdin's rubies. The pair track down the Red Bandits and retrieve the rubies, but Aladdin is discouraged because he still does not know how to use them to find Abu. Clutching the rubies, Aladdin wishes that he knew how to find Abu, activating the rubies, which fly from his hands and light a path through the Starless Sands to the Wily Bandit's hideout. Here, Aladdin and Player fight through hordes of Heartless until they reach the Wily Bandit. After they defeat the Wily Bandit, Abu revealing himself to administer the final blow. They reunite, but Abu feels jealous when he notices that Player is with Aladdin, who assures Abu that Player is not a threat and that no one could replace him as his best friend. Returning to Agrabah, Aladdin thanks Player their help and welcomes them to come back to the city before the two part ways. | ||
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As "Prince Ali Ababwa", Aladdin wears white royal regalia. His shirt and pants are white with his collar, boots, cuffs, and shoulder pads being golden. His cape is white with a blue inside, and he wears a white turban with a blue feather. | As "Prince Ali Ababwa", Aladdin wears white royal regalia. His shirt and pants are white with his collar, boots, cuffs, and shoulder pads being golden. His cape is white with a blue inside, and he wears a white turban with a blue feather. | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
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|Ensures 1 HP remains after taking damage from a combo. | |Ensures 1 HP remains after taking damage from a combo. | ||
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|''' | |'''{{c|Auto Limit|support ability}}''' | ||
|1 | |1 | ||
|Automatically sets the Reaction Command to Limit, if Limit is usable. | |Automatically sets the Reaction Command to Limit, if Limit is usable. | ||