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Chip
The Reign of Jafar 97 • uncommon
- Set
- The Reign of Jafar
- Number
- 97
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Ink
- Emerald
- Card type
- Character
- Ink cost
- 4
- Inkable
- Yes
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Where it came from
The Reign of Jafar set, released in 1994 as part of the Aladdin Disney Trading Card series, was produced during the height of the 1990s trading card craze. These cards were manufactured to capitalize on the massive commercial success of the 1992 animated film and its various spin-off media, aiming to provide fans with collectable snapshots of both iconic characters and minor supporting figures.
Chip, a small, distinct character from the Aladdin universe, appears as card number 97 in this set. The design aesthetic follows the standard mid-90s trading card layout, utilizing vibrant, cel-shaded imagery pulled directly from the source material. While these cards were primarily marketed to children and hobbyists, they have since become modest artifacts of Disney's expansive merchandising strategy during the decade.
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About Chip
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