Bullet Time: When Rapunzel swings away from Maximus at the dam, and he tries to catch her with his teeth. The score even gives a brass fanfare.

Enter Stage Window: The main entrance to Rapunzel's tower is through a window with the aid of her hair. Rapunzel and Frozen II will accompany all girls next season on their bike rides. Cars and the Star Wars heroes will join the boys on their rides. Everything is geared towards maximum safety with maximum comfort. The helmet adjust perfectly and individually to kids' heads due to their Run Systems. The perfect fit and the best possible protection are thus guaranteed at all times. Book Ends: Queen Arianna looking lovingly at a baby Rapunzel before embracing her. It happens again in the end when they are reunited.

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Action Girl: Rapunzel. All the gear she needs to be made of this trope is her hair and a cast-iron frying pan. Deus ex Machina: The healing tears at the very end. While the movie is different in many ways from the original fairy tale, this detail comes straight from the source material. The fact that her healing powers were rather mysterious to begin with may also be a factor. However, nothing in the movie itself foreshadows it in any way, unless you believe the theory that the drop of sun from the intro IS the tear that saved Flynn. The werewolf. It's a big, fierce, amazing monster of a lycanthrope. What's more, it's supposed to embody rage, making it the Hulk of the series in its own way! Season Three: " Rapunzel's Return" • " Return of the King" • " Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?" • " The Lost Treasure of Herz Der Sonne" • " No Time Like the Past" • " Beginnings" • " The King and Queen of Hearts" • " Day of the Animals" • " Be Very Afraid" • " Pascal's Dragon" • " Islands Apart" • " Cassandra's Revenge" • " Race to the Spire" • " A Tale of Two Sisters" • " Flynnpostor" • " Once a Handmaiden..." • " Plus Est En Vous" Rapunzel wears a purple and lavender dress when she lives with Gothel. This is a hint to her true identity, as purple is the color of royalty.

The Enchanted Girl (who also happens to be Zhan Tiri in a different form) is a villainous example. Aside from very minor delays, her plan to cause a battle between Rapunzel and Cassandra that will release her from her prison (and in the process she plays both Cassandra and Varian like fiddles) works out perfectly in her favor. Fountain of Youth: The magic flower which Mother Gothel was originally using. After that, Rapunzel's hair. Plus, he and King Edmund are two of the two members of the Brotherhood to have a son and an unnamed wife. In the tower, at the end, after Mother Gothel is defeated, Rapunzel heals Flynn's stab wound with her tear.Beauty and the Beast: Belle • Maurice • Chip Potts • Mrs. Potts • Gaston • LeFou • FrouFrou • Chapeau • Plumette • Beast • Cogsworth • Lumiere • The Enchantress False Friend: Mother Gothel nearly leads Rapunzel into thinking this of Flynn, but fails when Rapunzel remembers her true royal heritage and Mother Gothel kidnapping her, and learns that Flynn is about to be executed. Fireworks: Celebrate the Magic • Disney Dreams! • Disneyland Forever • Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • The Magic, the Memories and You • Momentous • Once Upon a Time • Remember... Dreams Come True • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Wondrous Journeys Darling, you know I’m only doing this for your own good. You’re too dangerous to be around other people. You’ll hurt them.” Villainous example for Mirror!Eugene, who is the first to make the swap but lasts the longest before being outed because he cleverly swiped Rapunzel's diary early on to do his research and pull a very convincing Eugene. He has Rapunzel completely fooled, unlike the others who only raise suspicions, until he eventually calls Pascal a "chameleon" instead of a "frog" and then fails to replicate Eugene's smolder when she finally gets suspicious.

No, I want to go see them. Myself. Ourselves.” Silence fell over the room, which was also suddenly dim and dusky as a dramatic cloud took the opportunity to pass in front of the sun. The two women stared at each other, both silent: one, now that she had finally spit out the words, with a pregnant pause of hope. The other with disbelief. Awesome Music: Lance's song of encouragement, "Bigger Than That". Seriously, James Monroe Iglehart surely had fun here. When the Demanitus Device gets jammed by a stone, Pascal does a Heroic Sacrifice and jumps into the gears to remove it.

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Monsters, Inc.: Boo • Needleman • Waxford • C.D.A. Agent • Mike Wazowski • Celia Mae • Flint • Mr. Waternoose • James P. Sullivan • Randall Boggs • Roz • Phlegm • Charlie • Simulation Kid • Garbage Cube • Harley • Spike Eureka!" Moment: Rapunzel has a rather epic one as she notices the unforeseen sketches of the kingdom's sun symbol on her mural, making her realize she is the lost princess. A live-action film adaptation is reported to be in development. The movie is also featured as a world in Kingdom Hearts III. Fashion Dissonance: Mother Gothel looks decidedly more medieval ( Word of God says about 400 years behind in fact) compared to the pseudo-Victorian looks most everyone else wears. This is a plot point. It also acts as an epic foil between Mother Gothel and Rapunzel. Mother Gothel had the magical golden flower to herself for the better part of its time on Earth, using it solely to keep her eternally young. Rapunzel only had a few moments to use it, but her selfless act of healing all of Corona leaves a bigger impact than Gothel ever did when she had the flower for centuries!