Figaro

Figaro, the small tuxedo cat originally featured in the 1940 animated classic Pinocchio, was brought into the collectible card space as part of The Reign of Jafar set. Released during the 1990s, this set was designed to tie into the popularity of Disney's Aladdin franchise, specifically focusing on characters and events from the direct-to-video sequel. The inclusion of classic characters like Figaro was common in these trading card lines to bridge the gap between legacy animation and contemporary releases, appealing to a wide range of Disney animation enthusiasts.

The card artwork was produced by Disney's internal creative teams, adhering to the established illustrative style of the era's promotional materials. Designers for these series aimed to maintain visual consistency with the films, often utilizing clean line art and standard character poses. While the set itself was primarily marketed as an accessible hobby product for collectors and children, the card served as a modest memento within a broader effort to catalogue Disney’s extensive library of character designs.