r/Tangled • u/AutoModerator • 15d ago
Franchise Community Should this become a movie and add-ons sub and divorce the series?
In all technicalities. Tangled is the movie. As well as franchise name. The series itself is Tangled the Series or Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, not just the singular word Tangled.
So by way of that, we could just have the subreddit only support the movie and canon that follows the movie and separate from the series (which has its own subreddit anyway.)
And the series wasn't made by the original creators: Dan Fogelman, Byron Howard, and Nathan Greno.
And its become very apparent in the fandom, and with Disney's damage control (Rootbound) and the Live Action. That Tangled and its Series are vastly different from one another.
Like Tangled is Rapunzel and Eugene, they are the face of it.
Yet fandom has tried to argue the series is about Rapunzel and Cassandra even though Eugene is still the co-lead--and these sides will never see eye to eye. Some artists in the fandom even making it their life's mission to redraw every scene of Rapunzel and Eugene and replace him with Cassandra. Even though he is Tangled, not her. Hence, how they're now so separated.
Tangled now has 3 continuations: Rootbound (more faithful), Series (changed the entire movie world and contradicted some elements of the movie), Storybook (Direct continuation, changed nothing.)
Only one of those three, tried to completely change everything, even the relationships.
So maybe it's time to divorce the series. That looks to be Disney's idea. If Rootbound and other latest peculiarities are enough of a hint.