I love these characters too, though not as a couple

You drew Mozenrath amazingly well! There isn't a single feature out of place. Sadira's nose and torso are a little disproportionate but she looks great too.

Have you ever read zerosoul's "all's fair in love and sorcery"? It's the funniest Mozenrath/Sadira fic ever and definitely worth a read! It's on ffnet. I've also written a bunch of Mozenrath fanfiction at the link below, so if you have the time and interest... heh.

Hope you draw more of these two!

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thanks. I was watching aladdin cartoons alot last night and although Mozenrath's often drawn pretty consistently, most of Sadira's stuff annoys me for the exact same reason you noted. Her torso is too small, even though her sash cuts a little bit above her midsection, her legs are too short and her head is too big most of the time. I thought about correcting her, but meh. I'm too lazy. Same goes with Mozenrath's huge gauntlet and actually inking the piece for color. Haha. Thanks for the comment! I'm so glad you liked the piece. I'll try to read Zerosoul's piece when I get a chance. Thanks for the heads-up.

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Mozenrath looks perfect in this!

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Wow this is a trip down memory lane, I miss watching Aladdin! I remember these characters, I think one of my favorite episodes of Aladdin was when Sadira makes a spell that causes her and Jasmine to switch places, that she became the princess that Aladdin falls in love with and Jasmine becomes the street rat. I do remember Mozenrath, but can't remember what episodes he was in. Oh the memories, nice sketch by the way!

I know--nostalgia!I was so happy picking them up on New Years--I hadn't seen it since it was on tv. I love that one--Sandswitch, I think it was called. Sadira was funny because she didn't really want to be a villain so she always ended up apologizing by the end of the episode. I think you'd like the Mozenrath one where he loses really badly to Jasmine, who dresses like a guard and rescues Aladdin (The Secret of Dagger Rock).

If you go to youtube, you can type in Aladdin and one of the following titles for Mozenrath: The Citadel or the Wind Jackal of Mozenrath; and for Sadira, Strike up the Sand, Dune Quixote, or Witch Way Did She Go?

Youtube is Amazing.

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I know, (on how youtube is amazing) I was on their last week and I found my most favorite episode of Talespin and Hercules that I thought I would NEVER see again, for Talespin it is when Louie's crazy aunt Louise has a mondo crush on Don Karnage the air pirate, and for Hercules, there was two actually, one was when Hercules and Meg actually first met as teenagers but then forgot all about it, and Hercules versus Aladdin, that episode totally kicked ass even though Aladdin and Hercules are both from very different time periods. I also found all the episodes of Sailor Moon on there that I am catching up on (used to be super obsessed with it when I was like 8). Yeah, youtube is amazing!
Oh and thanks for mentioning the episodes of Aladdin with Sadira and Mozenrath, I'll have to check those out, thanks!

yw

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