History Awesome / TangledTheSeries

** They figure out how to do it: if they heat up the corinian and take the flying ship high enough, it will explode without destroying the city. While she is not an alchemist herself, Rapunzel knows enough to come up with an idea, and from there, Varian quickly develops an efficient plan relying on his scientific knowledge. They work well together and they keep their wits about them even while clinging for their dear lives on the unstable flying ship loaded with explosives.

** Just the principle of the scene: after two seasons of living with that [[MyGreatestFailure one promise she couldn't keep]], Rapunzel could redeem her reputation of always keeping her promises.

* When King Fredric confines Rapunzel in her room, even going as far as ''putting bars on her window'', Eugene is quick to call him out on this, telling him that he's no better than Gothel.

-->'''Eugene:''' Rapunzel, what are you doing?!\\
'''Rapunzel:''' [[PreAssKickingOneLiner ''Letting my hair down.'']]

-->'''Eugene:''' How is what you're doing to Rapunzel any different than what was done to her the first 18 years of her life?!

-->'''Rapunzel:''' You know, you are not the first person to ''lie to me'' and tell me I am not ready for the real world.

* The werewolf. It's a big, fierce, amazing monster of a lycanthrope. What's more, it's supposed to embody rage, making it the [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] of the series in its own way!

** Back in "Queen for a Day," Varian's recklessness led to his father being incased in amber, Rapunzel rejected his plea for help for TheNeedsOfTheMany, and Varian [[NeverMyFault blamed everything on her]]. This time, he takes responsibility: he has to take precautions and eventually hurt his father for TheNeedsOfTheMany. Though he's [[{{Understatement}} not happy about it]], Varian [[IDidWhatIHadToDo does what he has to do]]. This is yet another mark of his CharacterDevelopment throughout the series.

* SugarWiki/{{Awesome Music}}: Try listening to "Ready As I'll Ever Be" and ''not'' feel pumped.

* Rapunzel's journal acting as a ChekovsGun that inspires her to tell Cassandra "[[MeaningfulEcho Plus est en vous]]".

* Rapunzel having the capacity to forgive a powerless Cassandra when the she expresses [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone genuine]] [[KarmicNod remorse]] for what she's done. Anyone else could've disowned Cassandra or considered her a [[BeyondRedemption lost cause]] after [[ThenLetMeBeEvil the events]] of "Once a Handmaiden". Even ''Cassandra'' questions why Rapunzel wouldn't give up on her. But Rapunzel proves to be the bigger woman and [[TurnTheOtherCheek open her heart to her former friend and ally]]. ''That'' is strength.
** Later, it's brought home when Rapunzel, out of sheer love and willpower, takes hold of the Moon/Sun stone and uses it to revive her friend with the [[MeaningfulEcho healing incantation]].

* The ending is a simply, wonderfully villainous example: Cassandra, [[ThenLetMeBeEvil pushed to the brink]] by Zhan Tiri's machinations, decides to embrace being the villain Corona sees her as and takes the entire palace square on... and she [[TheBadGuyWins wins.]] Besides a little help from a sleep potion from Zhan Tiri, and the [[BrainwashedAndCrazy mind controlled] Dark Brotherhood, Cassandra is essentially ''unstoppable,'' taking down guards left and right and shrugging off everything thrown at her until the Corona forces are forced to retreat.

* During the play, when both Rapunzel and Cass are improvising each other's parts, Monty asks who the bad guy is. Rapunzel responds "[[NoAntagonist It's complicated]]". In a way, this is a nice TakeThat to those who label Rapunzel at fault for Cass's StartOfDarkness for "not being a better friend", and instead admits neither is "the bad guy".
* ''Varian'', who is completely willing to imprison Cassandra (the person who drugged him unconscious and abducted him) in the amber his father was in if she attacks Corona, even equating it to ''[[NeverSayDie destroying]]'' her. What's more, his firearm (which he made himself) is ''capable of destroying the black rocks'' (sure, it gets damaged, but ''major'' props to him). [[BadassNormal Not bad for a teenager with no magical powers!]]

** What's more, when Cassandra accuses Zhan Tiri of ''[[NeverMyFault making]]'' her [[FaceHeelTurn betray]] Rapunzel, Zhan Tiri makes an irrefutable [[VillainHasAPoint point]] that while she ''did'' lie and manipulate Cassandra to her whims, all of Cassandra's villainous deeds during the season were her own choice.

* Zhan Tiri gets a villainous moment. She easily escapes the cage made of black rocks Cassandra trapped her in, finds the ''perfect'' opportunity to grab the Sundrop and Moonstone, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of Cassandra afterwards]], and makes a [[VillainHasAPoint good point]] about how Cassandra and Gothel were failed by their ego. Considering this and her sheer ''joy'', it wouldn't have been hard to be downright ''happy'' for her if she wasn't a genocidal sociopath and hadn't been a big HateSink throughout the season.
** What's more, it counts as Cassandra getting her just desserts for being a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter and [[FaceHeelTurn betraying Rapunzel]] when you consider this is her biggest [[BreakTheHaughty humiliation]]: she just had the Moonstone stolen and her butt handed to her by a ''[[EnfantTerrible little girl]]''.
* Rapunzel having the capacity to forgive a powerless Cassandra when the she expresses [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone genuine]] [[KarmicNod remorse]] for what she's done. Anyone else (understandably) would've [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech disowned]] Cassandra or considered her a [[BeyondRedemption lost cause]] [[LikeMotherLikeDaughter no different than her mother]] after [[ThenLetMeBeEvil the events]] of "Once a Handmaiden". But Rapunzel proves to be the bigger woman and [[TurnTheOtherCheek open her heart to her former friend and ally]]. ''That'' is strength.

* Rapunzel finally getting to say her piece when explaining to Cassandra what Gothel was ''[[AbusiveParents really]]'' [[AbusiveParents like]]. Cass seemingly doesn't take it to heart (and the episode ends that way), but judging by the way she side-glances towards the end of the conversation, it's implied she started to suspect Rapunzel was telling the truth.

* The werewolf. It's a big, fierce, amazing monster of a lycanthrope. What's more, it's supposed to embody rage, making it the [[Characters/IncredibleHulk Hulk]] of the series in its own way!

* Rapunzel finally getting to say her piece when explaining to Cassandra what Gothel was ''[[AbusiveParents really]]'' [[AbusiveParents like]]. Cass seemingly does take it to heart (and the episode ends that way), but judging by the way she side-glances towards the end of the conversation, it's implied she started to suspect Rapunzel was telling the truth.