He also seems to be very intelligent, as well as perceptive, more so than most other characters. Over the course of the series, he has shown to possess an almost human level of intelligence, such as being shy, heroic, romantic, and unquestionably loyal. One thing he does not enjoy is how Aladdin would not tell the truth about him truly being a street urchin, which was the only time he showed any annoyance towards Aladdin. He happily joins Aladdin on his magical adventure to win the heart of Jasmine. Aladdin had to coax him out of hiding, and soon, he quickly befriended Aladdin and risks his own life to save him. In the first film, he was a bit shy when he first encountered Aladdin and Abu but was curious enough to nervously fly over to investigate eventually hiding once Aladdin first saw him or whenever Abu looked over. Randy animated the hands and feet (tassels) in traditional animation, while the rest of the character was computer-animated.ĭespite being a carpet, Carpet is a character of many traits and pure of heart. His complex design was what forced the animators to design his pattern in computer animation. Having resided within the same home, Carpet had been good friends with the Genie (who remained trapped within his lamp in an exclusive chamber), a thousand years prior to meeting Aladdin.Ĭarpet is known for being one of the first computer-animated characters in a feature film.
Because he was not part of the original forbidden treasures of the cave, his physical interaction with Abu did not provoke the cave's guardian. Carpet and his siblings went their own separate ways, with Carpet finding his way into the Cave of Wonders and becoming trapped in its treasure room. On the day of his death he commanded his creation to go out into the world and find masters for them to serve. 2.6 Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your DreamsĬarpet was created a thousand years ago by the legendary sorcerer and carpet weaver Khuriya who created one-hundred Magic Carpets each with their own unique patterns and colors.
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