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Rapunzel follows the black rocks to the Dark Kingdom to uncover the truth behind her destiny.
Rapunzel follows the black rocks to the Dark Kingdom to uncover the truth behind her destiny.
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S2, EP21 "Destinies Collide"Rapunzel follows the black rocks to the Dark Kingdom to uncover the truth behind her destiny.
Tangled: The Series
S2, EP20 "Lost and Found"Vigor the Visionary reveals he is an ancient sorcerer who has taken refuge in the body of a monkey to keep safe the meaning of the scrolls for Rapunzel; Rapunzel and Eugene must traverse a deadly maze, with Vigor guiding them through the labyrinth.
Tangled: The Series
S2, EP19 "Rapunzeltopia"Rapunzel wakes up and finds herself back in Corona with short, brown hair and a seemingly perfect life, as if all the events of the black rocks and Varian never happened.
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S2, EP18 "You're Kidding Me!"Looking for a way out of the Mystery House, the gang except Rapunzel and Eugene are turned into little kids.
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