Tangled Merchandise – Out of the Tower, Onto the Shelf
Eighteen birthdays in the same tower, and every year the lights rise on the horizon: with that image of longing, "Tangled" conquered theaters in 2010. Walt Disney Animation Studios' fiftieth animated feature retells the Brothers Grimm fairy tale – with a heroine who wields her magical mane as boldly as her frying pan, the charming thief Flynn Rider, chameleon Pascal, and the most dutiful horse in film history, Maximus. Alan Menken's songs did their part in turning the film into a modern classic. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Tangled merchandise – no tower guard required.
What Makes Rapunzel So Popular?
The mix of fairy-tale sparkle and quick wit. Rapunzel is curious, creative, and armed with kitchenware – a princess who takes her own rescue into her hands without giving up her dreams to do it. Her counterpart Flynn, alias Eugene, supplies the one-liners, Pascal and Maximus the silent physical comedy, and mother Gothel one of the house's most complex villains. And then there's the lantern scene: when thousands of lights float over the water to "I See the Light," even the most hardened audience gets something in their eye. No wonder the story continued with "Tangled: The Series" starting in 2017 – some fandoms just won't let you go. For collectors, that means motifs from playful to royal, from the little chameleon to the sky full of lanterns – and a recognition factor that carries far beyond its original movie year.
Frequently asked questions
What Tangled products does Elbenwald offer?
Officially licensed Disney fan items for the film – from Funko collectible figures to backpacks and card cases to wall decor. The overview on this page shows the current status, details are listed on the product page.
When did Tangled come out?
In 2010. The film was the fiftieth animated feature from Walt Disney Animation Studios, with music by Alan Menken. "Tangled: The Series" continued the story starting in 2017.
What is the name of Rapunzel's chameleon?
Pascal. The little chameleon is Rapunzel's most loyal companion in the tower and accompanies her on her journey – wordlessly, but with very expressive body language.
Range overview
Collectors start with the Funko figures or go straight for the bigger frame of the figures. Backpacks with lantern and painting motifs accompany you through everyday life, along with wallets in Pascal style – noticeably less conspicuous than seventy feet of hair. Wall decor for your own tower room awaits among the wall art.
What else goes well with it?
The royal neighborhood gathers at Disney Princess, and the whole studio universe waits at Disney. From the same era come The Princess and the Frog and Frozen, and things get seaworthy at Moana and The Little Mermaid. Plenty of destinations, then, in case your display-case tower still has floors to spare.
