Tangled Ever After

The kingdom basks in wedding excitement as Rapunzel and Flynn prepare to seal their vows. But when Pascal the chameleon and Maximus the horse ring bearer lose the golden bands, a frantic rescue operation kicks off. The pair dash through the palace halls and gardens, hoping to hide their mistake while no one notices the slips. Their misadventure leaves a string of comic mishaps in its wake, from lanterns drifting into the night sky to a cloud of doves and a wine barrel barricade that slows the chase to a crawl. Time is ticking and the couple's big day hangs in the balance. Will they pull it off before the ceremony begins, and will Flynn's nose ever be right?

Directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard, Tangled Ever After is a 2012 Disney animated short built as a follow up to Tangled, drawing on the same characters and visual world as the feature.

Fans and critics welcomed the brisk, lighthearted sequel for its humor and warmth. The short centers on friendship and teamwork as Pascal and Maximus scramble to recover the rings, underscoring responsibility and the joy of celebration.

Within Tangled lore, the ring misadventure helped cement Pascal and Maximus as fan favorites, delivering quick gags and a charming sense of companionship that resonates with viewers who enjoy the film's whimsy.

Box office: No widely reported worldwide gross for this short; Tangled Ever After was released as part of a package with other features rather than as a stand alone theatrical run.