Mirage

Source: Aladdin: The Series

Physical Description: Mirage is an anthropomorphic cat resembling an incarnation of the Egyptian goddess Bastet. She has a short coat of fur, light green eyes with slit pupils, and long black hair. She has blue eye shadow and thin, sharp eyebrows. She has perky cat ears atop her head with white inner-ear fluff. She has a short muzzle with a triangular black nose, sharp canines, and a thick black bottom-lip. She has a plantigrade stance, meaning she stands on the soles of her paws, with four toes on each paw, pink pawpads, and sharp black claws. Mirage wears an Egyptian-style headdress, gold bracelets on her arms, ruby-red bandeau top, and ruby-red gold-accented harem pants.

Description: Mirage, also known as the Evil Incarnate or Queen of Evil, is an evil sorceress who claims to be an incarnation of all evil, and yearns to crush Agrabah and all of the surrounding kingdoms to dust. She is the "Dark Queen" of Morbia, an ethereal realm that resembles outer space in asteroid field where her home, a sphinx-style temple, is located.

Mirage is inscrutable in her motives and never provides any insight on herself, while other evidence is circumstantial at best. As "Evil Incarnate", it is possible she is simply motivated by malice or a desire to destroy any form of good. Mirage is unsurprisingly cruel, sadistic, and sarcastic. She enjoys destruction and disarray, but she enjoys despair and broken dreams even more. She considers breaking her victim's spirit to be more important than mere destruction, and as such, she intensely dislikes everything that can inspire people's faith, and despises love and any other positive feeling.

Mirage is very prideful and vindicative, being so used to have everything she goes go her way that she cannot stand losing. She is highly intelligent, cunning, and manipulative. Mirage knows full well how to use her targets' doubts, insecurities, and dislikes to her advantage, to use or deceive her foes, and to orchestrate situations. She seldom involves herself directly more than she absolutely must, preferring to give her instructions or set her plans, then observe the action from her temple in Morbia.

Mirage has cat-like instincts and behaviors, such as purring, meowing, or hissing loudly subject to her mood.

Mirage's latest scheme has been to capture and entrance Aladdin and Jasmine, changing them into two helpless kitties. It has, so far, been a success.