Appearance[]
Like most Imps, he is a diminutive humanoid of incredibly short stature with an animal-like head, in his case having the head of a hawk. His attire appears to be Egyptian in nature.
When he temporarily became The Sultan's minister of war, he was given a new set of regal clothing befitting his brief rise in power.
Personality[]
As his name implies, Nefir has an insatiable greed (hence Nefir Hasenuf which is similar to Never has Enough) which can never be satisfied no matter how much gold he has. He is willing to do anything to earn money, even if it means endangering people's lives, scamming people, or outright starting wars that could kill people just to earn money. He usually doesn't like to get his hands dirty, as evident in each of his appearances where he always orders his minions to build stuff rather than do the work himself. He even mentions in "Mission Imp: Possible" that he doesn't do manual labor but instead supervises. In "The Way We War", he states he hates violence but loves detailed accounts of it, further showing he hates getting his hands dirty but loves causing others suffering.
History[]
Background[]
Never Say Nefir[]
His first appearance is in the episode Never Say Nefir. He was fixing the buildings of Getzistan when Samir the Destroyer began destroying Getzistan daily. Sultan Pasta al Dente was at a loss for the destruction and hired the Imps. Nefir introduced himself to Aladdin and his friends when they arrived but was quick to point out Genie's human disguise as fake, and was disgusted at the fact that a Genie was around. Later, when Aladdin inadvertently volunteered to get rid of Samir, Nefir was devastated as that would cause a loss in profits. Genie, Aladdin and the others tried to get rid of Samir but failed. The next day Genie tried to build a rocket to prepare for Samir's return, but Nefir and his Imps sabotaged it.
The Way We War[]
Nefir appears as war advisor to the Sultan following an attack on Agrabah by the Odiferans, trying to convince them that the attack was an unprovoked invasion attempt by the barbarians and provides the city with weapons and defenses-for a price, of course. However, Nefir turns out to be advising the Odiferans as well, providing them with expensive weapons and reminding them that the Agrabanians had stolen the Sacred Crock of Cheese.
As both sides fought, Nefir provided weapons for both the Agrabanians and the Odiferans. But when Aladdin went to talk to Prince Uncouthma to figure out what was going on, Nefir told Uncouthma and General Gouda that Aladdin was a spy and the one who stole the Sacred Crock of Cheese. Uncouthma then went off to kill Aladdin, but Nefir sent one of his imp minions to witness the events of Aladdin's demise.
When Uncouthma and Aladdin crossed paths, Uncouthma could not bring himself to kill Aladdin and revealed what Nefir had told him. Aladdin then told Uncouthma what Nefir told them. Nefir's imp flew off and told Nefir what had happened. Nefir told General Gouda that Uncouthma had been captured, causing Gouda to order the most powerful weapon he had. Nefir then went to the Sultan with an ultimate weapon as well, a tower that shot lightning.
The imp used it to shoot at Aladdin, seemingly killing him. This served as a wake-up call for everyone about the horrors of war, though Aladdin survived. Both groups confronted Nefir and discovered that he had been hiding the Sacred Crock of Cheese under his hat. They then forced Nefir to rebuild Agrabah and refund all his money, and he was most likely arrested afterwards.
Mission: Imp Possible[]
Nefir makes his final appearance in this episode. He tricks Genie into helping him steal golden thread from Mothias, the natural enemy of Imps by posioning Aladdin with a sleeping drink that can only be cured by the golden thread of Mothias.