The Peddler Background information Feature films Aladdin Aladdin and the King of Thieves Television programs Video games Aladdin (Genesis version only) Kingdom Hearts series Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Duncan Marjabanks Voice Robin Williams (speaking voice) Bruce Adler (singing voice) Corey Burton (Kingdom Hearts II) Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names The Narrator Personality Wacky, cheap Appearance Short, slender, tan skin, black eyes, goatee, light blue clothing, white turban, brown sandals Birthday Occupation Peddler Affiliations Neutral Goal To make a decent sale Home Agrabah Relatives Pets Shadigna Allies The audience, Aladdin, Princess Jasmine, Magic Carpet, Genie, Abu, Iago, The Sultan, Sora, Donald Duck, Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Jiminy Cricket, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Minions Shadigna Enemies Jafar, Gazeem Achmed, Iago (formerly), Sa'Luk, Sadira (formerly), Abis Mal, Pete, Mizrabel, Heartless. Likes Telling stories Dislikes Losing customers Powers and abilities Weapons Fate Celebrates Aladdin and Jasmine's marriage Quote "Perhaps you would like to hear the tale? It begins on a dark night.... where a dark man waits... with a dark purpose." "Ahhhh, salaam and good day to you, worthy friends."

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The Peddler is a minor character from Aladdin and its second sequel. He is voiced by Robin Williams, who was also the original voice of the Genie.

Contents 1 Background 1.1 Personality 1.2 Designs 2 Appearances 2.1 Aladdin 2.2 The Return of Jafar 2.3 Aladdin and the King of Thieves 3 Video games 3.1 Aladdin 3.2 Kingdom Hearts series 3.2.1 Kingdom Hearts 3.2.2 Kingdom Hearts II 3.2.3 Kingdom Hearts coded 3.3 Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion 4 Trivia 5 Comments

BackgroundEdit

PersonalityEdit

DesignsEdit

The Peddler is a very small man with tanned skin, a thin, black goatee, and a rectangular mustache with a triangular gap at his philtum. His clothing is quite simple, consisting of a sky blue robe that reaches the floor, a faded red sash tied around his waist, and brown sandals. The most noticeable aspect of the Peddler's outfit is his ridiculously large, white turban, which is twice as big around as his own head.

Appearances Edit

AladdinEdit

The Peddler appears at the very beginning of the film singing the theme Arabian Nights on Shadigna. The Peddler attempts to show the audience some of his fine merchandise but are not interested until he unveils the Genie's lamp.

The Return of JafarEdit

The Peddler appears vocally once again singing a modified version of Arabian Nights.

Aladdin and the King of ThievesEdit

The Peddler appears at the end of the film singing a reprise of Arabian Nights (notably originally intended for the ending of the original film) and waving goodbye to Aladdin and Princess Jasmine as they celebrate their marriage.

Video gamesEdit

AladdinEdit

The Peddler makes several appearances throughout Virgin Interactive's Aladdin video game.

Kingdom Hearts seriesEdit

Kingdom HeartsEdit

In the first game, the Peddler shows up on occasion inside Aladdin's house running a shop and hiding from the Heartless that are overrunning the city.

Kingdom Hearts IIEdit

The Peddler has a more important role story-wise in Kingdom Hearts II game. During the first visit, he is seen chasing after Aladdin and Abu. According to Aladdin, Abu stole a lamp from the Peddler. After the lamp's return, Iago recognizes it as Jafar's lamp, saying he'd never mistake it. Returning to the Peddler's shop, Sora and friends try to purchase the lamp, but the Peddler's price is "a treasure fit for a sultan". Aladdin knows he can't just go to the palace asking for treasure, so Iago suggests another place: The Cave of Wonders. After traversing the desert, and overcoming the traps inside the cave, the gang returns to the shop with a beautiful gold statue adorned with priceless gems. However, they find the shop empty. Suddenly, they hear two voices outside: The Peddler and Pete. Running outside, Sora and friends find the Peddler being chased by Pete, who attempts to snatch the lamp, intending to release Jafar and turn him into a Heartless. The chase continues into the palace grounds, where Iago joins in by swooping down and scooping up the lamp in his beak, but crashes into a wall. After Sora and friends defeat Volcanic Lord and Blizzard Lord, they purchase the lamp, sealing it away deep inside the palace.

Later in the game, Sora, Donald, and Goofy beam down from the Gummi Ship into the Peddler's shop. It has changed much now; it is filled to the brim with treasure. Suddenly, Aladdin bursts in, yelling about how the Peddler had let Jafar out of the lamp. When Sora looks back, the Peddler has vanished. He is next seen in front of the palace after Sora and the gang return from Jafar's trap at the desert ruins. They interrogate him, causing him to spill the beans: He had broken into the palace to steal some treasure, when Jafar telepathically called to him, tricking the Peddler into releasing him. Some time later, the Peddler met with a man in a black coat who paid him in treasure to keep quiet about Jafar, claiming he'd get rid of him after Jafar became a Heartless. As the Peddler puts it, "It would have been a successful transaction if I hadn't been seen..."

Kingdom Hearts codedEdit

The Peddler appears again in Kingdom Hearts coded. He is the first Agrabah resident the Data Sora interacts with, and introduces him to a Gravity-based Debug Ability. After Sora fixes Agrabah, he wants a Guard Brace++; he'll trade Sora a Sardonyx Ring+ for it.

Epic Mickey: Power of IllusionEdit

In Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Mickey finds the Peddler at one point and directs him to the Fortress, after which Mickey can help him set up his shop. From there on, Mickey can buy items and upgrades from the Peddler's shop.

TriviaEdit

• In a deleted concept, The Peddler was going to reveal himself to be Genie's human form, but this idea was rejected because the producers recognized that there was more sequel potential involved in leaving the Genie fully powered. However, there's still a nod to the original concept; both characters are voiced by Robin Williams (save for the Peddler's singing voice) and have similar personalities.

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