Though Jafar was ended in Aladdin: The Return of Jafar (Kingdom Hearts II), he did return during the course of Hercules: The Animated Series. In the episode "Hercules and the Arabian Night", Hades returns Jafar to the land of the living so they could destroy each others' enemies. As a possible plot point, Hades could escape from the pit of souls in Kingdom Hearts III and bring Jafar with him. It would be fantastic if Kingdom Hearts III was centered around some powerful Disney villains such as it was in the first Kingdom Hearts. 

Though Jafar was ended in Aladdin: The Return of Jafar (Kingdom Hearts II), he did return during the course of Hercules: The Animated Series. In the episode "Hercules and the Arabian Night", Hades returns Jafar to the land of the living so they could destroy each others' enemies. As a possible plot point, Hades could escape from the pit of souls in Kingdom Hearts III and bring Jafar with him. It would be fantastic if Kingdom Hearts III was centered around some powerful Disney villains such as it was in the first Kingdom Hearts. 

that would would incorporate a really tight trusting bond between KH and Disney, i think some fans would be confused because before this i didn't even know Hercules had an animated series, but in kh3 they might make they're own resurrection for jafar, but it is totally a possibility

Another keyblade master eh?I don't think that would happen because at the time of making kh 1,Nourma didn't think the frachise would of grown this big and kh 3 is supossed to wrap of the dark seeker saga,it will have more foucs on sora and company than the disney worlds.Well at least that how i think of it.

I had never heard about it until today, but that would be very interesting! Having to deal with two Disney villains at the same time, it would be quite the challenge!

And since it's something Disneey made, we could see it added in that game. And that would be very cool to tell the truth

I would only want him back if he said "Shabadabadabada!"

No Jafar me want King of Theives story plot if Agrabah returns

I do not think that the KH franchise will ever draw on the animated series.  There is a lot of rich tradition left in Disney animated movies that have not been used.  KH would have to have gone stale in order to draw on animated series that Japanese audiences would never have even heard of.

 

As for Hades, he is technically a god.  He can eventually escape from the pit of souls, even with the hatred of all the dead souls trying to hold him down.

I do not think that the KH franchise will ever draw on the animated series.  There is a lot of rich tradition left in Disney animated movies that have not been used.  KH would have to have gone stale in order to draw on animated series that Japanese audiences would never have even heard of.

 

As for Hades, he is technically a god.  He can eventually escape from the pit of souls, even with the hatred of all the dead souls trying to hold him down.

The question is, will any important ones escape by holding onto him? 0_0

No. I hate Jafar. He scares me. And I'm tired of kicking his butt.

Interesting idea, but I think they should take it a step further. Maybe Hades can temporaraly set free severall of the Disney villans, and then make a deal with them where if any of them can kill a keyblade weilder, that villan would earn their freedom for good.

Using content outside theatrical Disney movies hasn't stopped Disney and Square Enix so far.

Edited July 21, 201312 yr by Keyblade Master XIII

I think it'd be awesome if they bright back villains and had them team up!

Continue with the movie with daddy Aladdin.

I do not think that the KH franchise will ever draw on the animated series.  There is a lot of rich tradition left in Disney animated movies that have not been used.  KH would have to have gone stale in order to draw on animated series that Japanese audiences would never have even heard of.

 

As for Hades, he is technically a god.  He can eventually escape from the pit of souls, even with the hatred of all the dead souls trying to hold him down.

 

 

that would would incorporate a really tight trusting bond between KH and Disney, i think some fans would be confused because before this i didn't even know Hercules had an animated series, but in kh3 they might make they're own resurrection for jafar, but it is totally a possibility

Using content outside theatrical Disney movies hasn't stopped Disney and Square Enix so far. The Country of the Musketeers was based on a direct-to-video film and Timeless River was based on old Mickey cartoons. Julius was from a cartoon short that played before A Goofy Movie in theaters, and Experiment 221 was also from a direct-to-video film. Even content from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh television series was used in the 100 Acre Wood. Anything is possible.

I'm not done with Jafar until I get my snake form boss.

No. I hate Jafar. He scares me. And I'm tired of kicking his butt.

 

I'm not done with Jafar until I get my snake form boss.

i am too , and That would be epic especially with the new feel 3D feel of KH3

i am too , and That would be epic especially with the new feel 3D feel of KH3

Snake form huh? That could be a cool fight? and yeah the new graphics would really make it epic!

Edited July 21, 201312 yr by 4KHFangel

Snake form huh? That could be a cool fight? and yeah the new graphics would really make it epic!

i can just imagine it like in the movie, Jasmine in is the hourglass and it's a timed battle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aTa7pxqKjI

Using content outside theatrical Disney movies hasn't stopped Disney and Square Enix so far. The Country of the Musketeers was based on a direct-to-video film and Timeless River was based on old Mickey cartoons. Julius was from a cartoon short that played before A Goofy Movie in theaters, and Experiment 221 was also from a direct-to-video film. Even content from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh television series was used in the 100 Acre Wood. Anything is possible.

 

The old Mickey cartoons are classic and recognized the world over.  Same thing with Winnie the Pooh.  Using classic material is fine.  Julius was real more of a secret boss than an important plot point, so it would not matter if people did not know about him.  As for Experiment 221, he was featured on the Lilo & Stitch DVD bonus features, as well as getting a starring role in the movie pilot to a TV series (even though the role was very minor in Birth by Sleep).  The point is that major plot items must be based on items that are classical Disney, and the TV spin-offs of movies just will not cut it.

Edited July 22, 201312 yr by Roxas Illini