The lamp's black coloring reflects Jafar's villainous personality.

In the end, a wounded Iago, having fully turned against Jafar, kicks the lamp into a lava pit and it melts away, causing Jafar to electrify, then implode into a cloud of dust, destroying him.Īnother black lamp resembling Jafar's is seen in the Aladdin series episode ' When Chaos Comes Calling', as the Evil Genie's prison. At the end of the film, whilst Jafar is trying to persuade Abis Mal to wish him free, Aladdin and his friends tried to capture Jafar's lamp so they could destroy it, which would thus destroy Jafar. Later, Abis Mal finds the lamp at the well and rubs it, releasing Jafar. Once Iago is free from the lamp, Jafar demands him to release him from it too, but instead he drops it into a nearby well, due to him having grown irritated that Jafar doesn't grant him credit when it's due, and instead uses him (with Jafar also making the grave mistake of reminding him by shouting 'Polly Want a Cracker' that finalizes his decision). In the sequel, Iago somehow manages to escape the Cave of Wonders and pull himself partway out of the lamp through the top, but struggles to get the rest of the way out until Jafar blasts him out. Genie then sends it far into the Cave of Wonders for 10,000 years. Aladdin, knowing he would be sealed into a lamp for eternity to do a master's bidding, holds up his black, would-be prison that appears once the wish is granted by Genie and it swallows him, pulling Iago with him inside the itty bitty space where they start arguing. At the end of the film, Aladdin, tricks Jafar into wishing he was an all-powerful genie.

Aladdin rubs lamp