With this newfound statement, Jasmine immediately chooses Aladdin, and a celebration is immediately held as the two proclaim their love and bid farewell to the Genie, who decides to take advantage of his freedom by going off to see the world.
It seems to be primarily her disappointment and anger at Iago which finally prompts him to help free Genie. Several times throughout the TV series (specifically in "Do the Rat Thing") she is shown to have a difficult time accepting when she's wrong. She can also speak without thinking from time to time. Jasmine finally accepts Iago as a friend after he helps defeat Jafar. This was a successful ruse, until Jafar sees Aladdin's reflection in Jasmine's crown, and attacks him. She later goes back to the school and the students are much more respectful because they are impressed that Jasmine tamed Sahara.
She once commented on this in the episode "Bad Mood Rising", telling Aladdin "I was raised a princess, Aladdin, and a princess knows, the needs of the people outweighs her own." Lea Salonga for Linda Larkin (Jasmine) Bruce Adler for Robin Williams (The Merchant), although Williams did do his own singing voice for the Genie. He commands Jasmine and Sultan to bow to him but she hastily refuses. Jasmine makes a guest appearance in the episode "Two to Tangu".
Jasmine's Genie lamp is the same lamp the blue genie can be summoned from in appearance. In the segment, Jasmine is tired of her life as a princess and wishes for more responsibility. She is distressed in that Iago is torturing her father and begs Jafar to make him stop. ""I know!" Jasmine confronts Jafar and demands that they release Aladdin, but he tells her that Aladdin has already been executed; Jasmine is left distraught, starts crying and blames herself, realizing that she never learned his name. She quickly gets over these questions with Iago's help, when he reminds her of how much she loves Aladdin, and using reverse psychology and calling her bluff in the song "Forget About Love". After seeing that Aladdin has returned, Jasmine distracts Jafar by pretending that she is in love with him and seducing him, so that Aladdin can get the lamp.
A rather famous portion of Jasmine's personality is also her sassy and seductive ways.
Jasmine is a revered princess from a kingdom similar to Tangu.. Jasmine is the second Disney Princess to guest star. Jasmine helps Sofia and Amber tame a wild flying Magic Carpet by teaching them not to be afraid and sings a song with them called "The Ride of Our Lives." Especially to Aladdin, in an attempt to deflate his sometimes prominent ego. When Aladdin's cover is about to be blown from a fruit bowl that fell during a scuffle between Abu and Iago, Jasmine becomes desperate and kisses Jafar to keep him distracted (much to the disgust of Aladdin, Abu, and Iago). Linda Larkin: The relevance of it today remains so strong. "We grew up with it, and now there's generations of people who have grown up with this movie," Weinger says. Aside from this, Jasmine is extremely compassionate and caring. Towards her kingdom, her family, her friends, and especially Aladdin, whom she treats as a best friend, as well as a lover. The voice cast features Scott Weinger, Robin Williams, Linda Larkin, Jonathan Freeman, Frank Welker, Gilbert Gottfried and Douglas Seale.
After many hours she finally tames him, making her the only person to ever tame him beside her mother. The Sultan is angered and frustrated when she continues to reject the suitors and anger one of them when she lets Rajah attack him. In However, Jasmine is not without her flaws. Jasmine announces her decision to marry Aladdin, the next day; however, Jafar takes over Agrabah by stealing the lamp from Aladdin and wishing to be a sultan. Voiced by American actress Linda Larkin – with a singing voice provided by Filipina singer Lea Salonga – Jasmine is the spirited Princess of Agrabah, who has grown weary of her life of palace confinement. Before the merchant can punish her by amputating her hand, a street urchin named Aladdin quickly steps in and saves her by claiming that Jasmine is his mentally-ill sister. She is angered at the lie, but Aladdin convinces her that he sometimes dressed up as a commoner to "escape the pressures of palace life," which she relates to. Jasmine decides to go on a search for the horse in order to prevent her friend Hakeem, from getting fired. "There's adults that saw it when they were kids and now they're seeing it with their kids. Jasmine plays along, pretending that she believes Abu to be the Sultan, and that a camel is her doctor. The Genie, however, comforts the couple and advises Aladdin uses his last wish to regain his princely status. The two then kiss passionately. Aladdin leads Jasmine to his home, where they talk.