Oh no, that's not quite what happened there. And I will at least confirm that Chernabog does not have the lamp.
You're missing the adding of Aladdin's own Intrigue and or Martial score.
Well that bodes ill.
OH **** ME!
So long Big Blue.
Oh sure for regular horses. But Ababwa is a magic-forged nation near a vast forest filled will all sorts of wonderous beasts along with a Menagerie filled with war-beasts. Ergo Prince Ali's personal guard are obviously using Skyrim horses.
Yeeeeeah, you can see why Genie was terrified.
Okay, that got a laugh out of me.Oh sure for regular horses. But Ababwa is a magic-forged nation near a vast forest filled will all sorts of wonderous beasts along with a Menagerie filled with war-beasts. Ergo Prince Ali's personal guard are obviously using Skyrim horses.
Well the kingdom's too far south so they can't use bears and the camels are all billeted with the artillery division.
Nope, if Jafar had been foolish enough to make a deal with the Devil of Bald Mountain, than he would have easily been Sultan already. Jafar's "old power" was a combination of alchemical tricks and mental flim-flam.
Well if it's based on DVV it probably has something to do with the conjunction of worlds and Genie being the only being around whom could even possibly be an inconvenience to the master of Walpurgisnacht ( well unless the show is canon. Because then Chaos would be on par with him)
I'll be pulling on elements of the show, definitely. But if Chaos is kicking around, he's just watching all the "fun" unfold, since he doesn't have to even raise a paw.
Of course the truly genocidal/omnicidal madmen etc would probably be confronted/swatted down. After all, Living as Expected is boring as heck but a dead world/one chained to the will of a single being with no chance of resistance or rebelliion? That woud be even worse for the trickster.
Not sure I follow the thrust of the question, sorry.
The big question mark is whether Agrabah, Ababwa and the region of the 'seven deserts' will be the only area with the chance of overthrowing their resident villain or there are other pockets of hope as well.
The core premise of Disney Villains Victorious is that all the Villains won. Unfortunately, you guys have no idea what's happening beyond the Seven Deserts right now.
Though it's going to be interesting going forward irregardless of how the rest of the world has fared. Because like it or not, Ababwa is a magically created kingdom with no prior connections to the regions around it. Agrabah on the other hand, is the trade city of the seven deserts based on what we see of the markets etc. Seriously, you look hard enough you can get almost anything in that city, magical or mundane.
Based on a couple of comments by the QM, we're getting a big ISOT-style mashup of all the various Disney settings involved in DVV. The difference is that the 'present' for everybody is going to be right when the villains win.
So while the players might be the same, the world won't be chopped up into the various power blocks for a while.
On a related note I found the Hindi(?) version of the song which is also very nice.
Hence the almost part of the title
