Aladdin - Season 2 (1995)

The spiteful feline sorceress Mirage puts all Agraba under the sleep-inducing spell of a magic box in the sultan's palace; worse: once people awake, they become here sleep-walking servants, which she turns on Aladdin's band which flew back from out of town. Soon it even works on Iago and Abu, on Genie, on the flying carpet and after the blind magician Fakir told them about the box and warned for 'the monster of the night' finally on princess Jasmine, so only Aladdin is still fighting off sleep when he finds Mirage near the box, accompanied by a slumber monster she ...

Sorcer Mozenrath's magic glove has exhausted his body. So he decides to kidnap super-fit Aladdin and perform a brain transfer. Alas Ghost's gang interrupts the procedure, leaving them both caught in Aladdin's body. The only solution is an elixir, if Mozenrath is to be trusted. There is no alternative.

Iago was mounting a tourist map business, but the sultan's city gets a less welcome visitor. Just after Jasmine has a nightmare prophesying Agrabah's destruction, it hails in summer followed by an earthquake and a plague of giant scorpions. Finally the Ethereal appears for real, announcing judgment over Agrabah's civilization after an inspection, at risk of destruction. No material, intellectual or artistic treasures make a redeeming impression. The magical spear Genie forges can't avert the Ethereal either, so it starts the apocalyptic sequence.

Ayam Aghoul is banished to the underworld and has found a way to take revenge. He brings his shadow to life with powers to corrupt the shadows of Aladdin's gang and the sultan. If their shadows don't return to them and rest at night in the Shadowland, both shadows and the people they belong to will die, ending up in the underworld with Ayam. Genie takes Aladdin on a desperate expedition to the Shadowland.

When the ruins of the centuries long lost desert city of Mesmeria are found, the Sultan sends Aladdin and his gang. They dig up a chest with four magical jewels, but one is immediately nicked by a hawk, pursued in vain by treasure-horny Iago. It's Mesmeria's enchanted king, who resurrects the emerald into his evil queen Daluqa, who against his loving warning steals the other three and resurrects them as her three ever striving brothers, in Agraba, all with frightful magical amulets, and alas their anger feeds a great monster, which tramples whole buildings...