Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure

Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure fills the gap between Tangled and Tangled Ever After, showing what life looks like after Rapunzel leaves the tower. She’s learning to be a princess, getting to know her parents, and exploring Corona with a mix of wonder and clumsiness. The show follows her daily misadventures, musical interludes and longer story threads as she makes allies, stumbles into trouble and tries to balance new responsibilities with a restless curiosity. Eugene is along for the ride, and Cassandra brings a sharp edge that complicates simple answers. Episodes range from light comedy to moments of real emotion, but nothing here spoils the films.

Created by Chris Sonnenburg and Shane Prigmore, the series premiered in 2017 and was produced by Walt Disney Television Animation. Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi return as the leads, joined by Julie Bowen, Clancy Brown and Eden Espinosa in supporting roles.

The show didn’t win major industry awards, though it earned a steady fan following and positive attention for its voice cast and music. Critics and viewers often highlighted the performances, even if the series wasn’t widely honored by top prize bodies.

As an extension of the Tangled universe, the series deepened supporting characters and introduced new ones who became popular with fans, especially Cassandra. Songs and recurring motifs surfaced in fan art, cosplay and online discussions, and the serialized approach set it apart from many other kids shows of its era.

Critics gave generally favorable reviews and audiences responded well, reflected in a 7.3/10 average from viewers. Themes center on family, identity, friendship and growing up, with humor and action woven into character arcs. The tone keeps things kid-friendly while offering enough continuity and emotional beats to keep older viewers engaged.