Forever gonna be upset about vat7k never being made 🥲 rip hugo, nuru, and yong

It was also because Diseny wouldn't want to make a spinoff for a spin off....also, as far as I remember it wasn't meant to be a show but a comic only. (Don't quote me on it tho)

Such a tragedy that Vat7k never happened. I love Varian, and I'd absolutely watch a show centered on him. The concept is so interesting!

Told my 10 year old niece about it, she was upset disney didn't go through with it. She straight up said disney was wrong and that he is popular enough

I heard they were willing to do it if they made the main character not Varian. Disney didn't want a show connected to a Disney princess where they weren't the main character

Beautiful! 👍

I always thought the art style looked like Rapunzel's paintings and loved that detail.

Omg! Thats why shes start making like a scrap book journal. I remember in the series she starting making one

love that, especially with the intro being her journal it makes sm sense

Esp when her mom gives her the book and we see her painting and drawing omggg even the opening I love this concept

Gosh I love those two shows! One big reason why I watched them is because of their artsyle alone.

@@BuizelCream yeah, I loved Carmen Sandiego color palettes and atmospheres, there was so many screenshots that you could take that were so pleasing.

Man, I love Carmen Sandiego except for the ending, I wanted to have Red Crackle have closure

Carmen San Diego was really good

I have really watched TTS since it came out but ya cass not deserving redemption anymore is totally fair

Honestly

The art bit hurts a lot as a fellow artist I would’ve cried for days

Facts

​@@ACE-ns1ylSame... I had someone destroy my high school art, and it nearly broke me.

Isn't Tiana's Bayou adventure a ride 😭

@@melmeron7843 yes it is a ride

A moana series is coming?!

@@melmeron7843 yeah, the name of the show is just gonna be called “Tiana”

Yup! I would love to see more with that world as well maybe even a live action 👀👀

I enjoyed it…please come out with season 4

You and everyone else did a fantastic job.

I’m only on Season 2. But oh my goodness the Show’s Artstyle is amazing!

I love this show so much! You guys did an amazing job. PLEASE MAKE VARIAN AND THE SEVEN KINGDOMS A REAL THING

ok sure u did

He was the best parent in the series. I feel like he deserves major props for being able to get past his rivalry with Eugene and be a kind understanding father to Cass. When he had regrets about how things went with Cass it was pretty moving. The blame didn't fall on him but he loved his daughter so much that he was broken that he wasn't able to help her. I thought that was more believable writing than how the King and Queen reacted to a lot of the events of the series.

@@Nightman221kno offence but he was nearly willing to forget about his real daughter for a fake one

A lot of people miss this point so badly. Cass was always seen as second place from Rapunzel. Even in season 1 we can see that, from the game episode to Secrete of the Sundrop (she led the troops and in the end Rapunzel saves the day and gets the praise anyways). the fact even her own mother ditched her for Rapunzel (arguably for the wrong reasons) made it worse. It’s obvious her actions afterwards are evil, but it’s not like she was all happy until this happened. Also, considering how Cass reacted to Rapunzel talking about her mother in Rapunzel Day 1 and their conversation in Tale of Two Sisters, it’s pretty obvious Rapunzel didn’t tell Cass much about Gothel as a person.

Yeah, whether Rapunzel meant to hurt Cass or not, it doesn't matter. Intentions don't always matter. Cass was hurt by Rapunzel's actions and inactions. Rapunzel wasn't as good of a friend as she thought she was. And she learned nothing.

If Cass felt underrated being Rapunzel’s lady-in-wait, why didn’t she just spill it out and quit to find another job? When Rapunzel and Eugene tried to pry what Cass thought out of her heart, she simply refused. So how can they know how Cass felt? Her betrayal makes all the adventure they went through and all the conversations meaningless, with all her baloney of destiny and jealousy.

@@friefrank Rapunzel (almost) always disregards Cass' boundaries and feelings, almost as if she's wrong to have either of them in the first place. Rapunzel doesn't listen to Cass, the person Rapunzel keeps saying is her best friend. I mean, Rapunzel severely burns Cass' right hand and she only says this: "I'm sorry but I did the right thing" That's not a real apology, especially when you add in the word "but". When you do that, you're basically saying, "Forget the first part of my sentence, here's what I really mean." I don't ask "Why did Cass not talk to Rapunzel?" I ask "Why not?"

Not the diehard cassandra fans attacking rapunzel.

NO LITERALLY. AS SOON AS SHE SHOWED UP ON SCREEN I WAS LIKE “is she related to mother gothel” like hmm… girl with black/gray curly hair. i wonder who the only other character with that is!” it was like supposed to be a huge “woah moment plot twist” but literally like everyone knew.

YOOO TWO OF MY FAV SHOWS WHATTTTT

HILDA?? DAMN NO WONDER

I like Rapunzel and Cass' conflict the way it is, but I also agree with you. I can't remember we ever got a scene of Rapunzel ever admitting she made a mistake and took responsibility for Cass' feelings (if not actions). Was there? 🤔

@@BuizelCream 😒 There never was

Don't worry, ND Stevenson wised up and made it the whole point of Catra's arc in She-Ra XD

@@Megalomaniac_Trans_Lesbian While I still find Adora and Catra's arc a bit safe, since Adora's flaw is still that she's too self-sacrificing which is a real flaw but also not one that's unlikeable for the audience, I do think overall it's a better execution. Shadow Weaver's continued presence and her explicit enforcement of the Golden/Scapegoat Child dynamic better contextualises Adora and Catra's mindsets. I also like that the show does acknowledge that Adora's martyrdom syndrome leads her to be well intentionally controlling. I wish there was a bit more of moments like at the beginning where Adora excuses Shadow Weaver's treatment of Catra, I really love the tension that comes from that.

@@gota7738 Oh I know, I fully agree. The episodes where we see Shadow Weaver abusing them both were all a fast lane to big sad for me, and the moment Adora stopped blaming herself and full on DECKED Catra in the season 3 finale was incredibly cathartic. And I am in team "Catra's redemption arc is earned and Catradora isn't toxic" so, you know, I do really like what that show did with abuse, trauma, healing and support networks ^^ I also consider Catradora to be the best fictional lesbian couple atm, but I haven't seen The Owl House yet, so maybe I'll change my mind then, just like how I changed it from thinking that was Korrasami before watching SPOP

Crossing the line is so good too 😭

That song got so many fan adaptations....

underrated? gurl be real

Nah, more people know about ready as I'll ever be than the actual show, it's far from underrated.

@@worldfuturestar it's less known than crossing the line and a lot of other songs. I just think it's a little underrated as people don't really acknowledge that the main singer in it is a Broadway star and has an amazing vocal range.

I think Wotso had a video on the theory of Cass being gothel's daughter. I think that helped the theory become more popular.

Cassandras motivation did make sense if you look back on waiting in the wings and just souly the way she was treated by others in the show and how she always felt outshine by Rapunzel all that anger all that built up when she finally found out that her own mother didn't love her it hurt her like crazy she acted out of anger trying to prove to everyone that she was more than they thought it was really good character arc and that very few can relate to her I know I do I just don't understand when people don't understand they have her character her arc all wrong

@@fanboyofanimation6097 I think if we would have gotten to see more of Cass’s emotions leading up to the switch + how she processed the Gothel thing it would have been a little better. Not that they didn’t show us anything, but I feel like waiting to reveal that she was Gothel’s daughter till after the switch held back the development they could have done in season two. I definitely think there is still a lot there in terms of character development!

@@fanboyofanimation6097 but she was mad at her best friend for being kidnapped? by an abusive narcissist?? if anything gothel choosing rapunzel IMPROVED cassandra’s life because she got to live with a good parent who loved her, meanwhile rapunzel was shunned from the world and emotionally abused

@@s.a.3746 That was Cassandra acting out of anger that was like her last straw for even tho yea it's true Cassandra didn't look at it that way PLUS she was also manipulated by zhan tiri

I think Cass’ motivations not making sense, is the point, she doesn’t know what she wants to do to what she’s doing. Her mind (which is already in a bad mental state) has been warped by Zhan Tiri and the moonstone, making her already existing strain and jealousy for Rapunzel warped too. I think that’s the way it’s meant to be interpreted although, it’s not very clear.

I think the writes should have focused more on rapunzel out shining cass than Cass resenting rapunzel bc gothel abandoned her

@@unicornpet2225 I agree!

@@kendraroth1276 Absolutely!

@@unicornpet2225 Umm... but we got the song "Crossing the Line" to literally explain the point of Cass's betrayal, happening after Gothel's revelation scene. Imagine if "Crossing the Line" was actually about Cass being jealous of Rapunzel that she was raised by her mother instead of her, instead of the ACTUAL point of the song we got, that would be the only time I would feel that Cass' betrayal writing would collapse on itself.

Come on, Cass. "My abusive mother choose you and now I'm stuck with the coolest, strongest, most respected dad!"

This comment section is gold. XD. Keep it going with the wierd, but wonderful in character voice overs, LOL!! XD.

You are so right, completely ruined the character for me, the season and the finale really took a nosedive

I actually had a theory that the Sundrop and Moondrop have effects on the emotions of people who 'bear' them. It would be the reason Rapunzel is so happy and upbeat despite Gothel being a terrible person who only cared about her hair, and Cassandra would have had her negative emotions ramped up. Grabbing the Moonstone in the first place? An impulse fueled by being afraid that more Moonstone power would send her back to that 'Dark Mode' state, which almost killed Cass the first time, and everything after that has to be taken under the lens of 'if anything could make her upset, the Moonstone would ratchet that way the hell up' so she'd thought about her Gothel-related grievances, but she didn't really take them seriously until the Moonstone was sitting in her chest. Rapunzel was fine because, well, she has literally had the Sundrop's influence on her for her entire life. Nobody would really notice any difference, assuming there was one. Acquired Poison Immunity, basically. Cassandra... didn't have anything like that. Zan Tiri manipulating her was more an issue of the Moonstone making it really easy. In theory, Lady Kaine could have done as good a job, it's just that ZT knew a lot more about the cast and the lore, so she knew which buttons to push. Heck, maybe the reason she doesn't bother showing herself until Cass takes the stone is because she knew that those tactics wouldn't work on Rapunzel, partially because Gothel used them on her for over a decade, and partially because one of her underlings tried that with magical assistance and it still didn't work.

If you're talking about Cass she actually was under the influence of dark magic. So you actually are kinda right about that

@@estherhinds6314 i don't remember that being confirmed?

It's like the writers only finally watched ATLA when they were almost done writing season 2, and thought "Oh dang, Zuko's such a good character, now we need a surprise villain who gets a rushed redemption arc next season !" Cx And then ND did the rushed redemption arc again with She-Ra, but without surprise villains this time XD I still love She-Ra, Catra, and Catradora tho, fite me if you must

Yesss

i literally just checked out ur channel from this comment and went down a rabbit hole. you just gained a subscriber and i regret nothing

@@jupiter3557 oh my gosh thanks so much! 🥰🥰

Love you Kay 💕💕💕

@@RavenDash01 ly2 bb

Lost Lagoon fits in season one, actually, it starts before Before Ever After and ends partway through season one. I'm yet to read Vanishing Village but they're wearing the season two outfits and... well that just makes sense. I think it would've been cool to get a third book based on the final series but there was basically no merch for the show by that point ;.;

@@alexinitalics188 Ooh my mistake, you're right! And yes, I kept hoping we'd get a third novel but alas and alack.

to me cassandra and Lady caine are pretty much the ocean master and the black manta to the series as i see Tangled as disney take on Aquaman

Rapunzel was essentially clinging on to a broken relationship One way or another,Cass didn't want to be in a platonic relationship with her anymore. Rapunzel should have just moved on.

If that happened we would've seen more battles between them , it would have been so spectacular.

I always took this as being a character flaw of Rapunzel’s

@@maryrose2945 The show distinctly didn't frame it that way and that exact mindset payed off in the climax.

Apparently there were story board leaks

@@GranZaddy I think the film is better than the show or anything else in the franchise.

​@@caitlyncarvalho7637okay?

"my abusive parent loved you and not me" has been done so many times before..! It was done okay and better than some, but still...

@@TeruteruBozusama ok yeah it was done better but their are so many other ways Cas could have been evil and it could have worked 1 just have her think she was saving Rapunzil

@@besthuman8964 mhm, for example have things break around them, Cas seemingly saving her, have background events that lead up to it, maybe so clear after a while that children will point at the screen and scream "she's not your friend! She wants to hurt you!" (and thus hopefully distance themselves from toxic "friends", seeing these things in shows for kids is empowering and acknowledging that they are right sometimes) and then the reveal that doesn't surprise all the characters but still hurt..! Then maybe she tries making amends, with her trauma Rapunzel doesn't believe her at first. But slowly and steadily showing that she's worthy of trust again so it feels earned. Rather than "why did you betray us?! Friends again! What?! Why did you betray us again! Besties! Why do you keep betraying us! Forgiven and if not for Disney we might have become more than friends, okay bye", like what?

@@TeruteruBozusama yeah, that also works. I wish Rapunzel actually held a grudge. Varien I can accept since he is a kid but Cas is about 23 so has no excuse and I can understand her feelings of being cast aside

@@besthuman8964 Yeah, if gothel tol her she has to protect rapunzel, rom hrself, becaus eshe will destroy herself, something something manipulative apaling to cass pride would be more in character, and then have her be corrupted and hav the saving her twisted into, something as attack and having to kep rapunzel away, becoming vry villinous acting, and corrupted. We saw sh disagreed a lot in aproach, seing that as nessesary in a bad state to "save" her, would be in character. And gothel just further oputting her in a bad place. And impacting her, that having to be talk, but not an obsession.

I would LOVE that!! Sofia AND Elena of Avalor, please!

I NEED THAT VIDEO! I love Both Sofia The First and Elena Of Avalor, and I practically grew up with the former!

Man I've been obsessed with Sofia the First lately I'd love for this to happen 😭

Yessss!

Elena of Avalor did this as well. S1 was a lot of world building and one-off episodes introducing characters and their places and then in S2, it had a more serialised story with breather episodes in between, while still developing the characters. Then S3 was a hot mess in the latter half. Everything up until Magic Within was great, but it kind of dropped off after that in my opinion.

As far as I know its because disney prefers monster of the week plots and tend to be INCREDIBLY heavy handed during all first seasons to focus on that kinda storytelling, they tend to give the team more control after s1. Obviously they get some story bits in s1, but they gave to still work under the restrictions more. So s1s are more what disney wants, and onward is far more what the teams want usually.

They're probably testing the waters with the first season, then once funding comes in they feel secure enough to move the story along.

jesus christ i knew he didnt like varian but damn. varian solos.

Literally the only reason I know anything about/got into this show in the first place is because of Varian

writer* douche*

It’s a bit weird because if Eugene really changed his mind in the end because of the time travel, the Tangled movie wouldn’t happen because he wouldn’t have abandoned the brothers and ended up in the tower lol

@@sofialozano4031 oh frick you're right.. oh wow

@@sofialozano4031 I watched this episode with my boyfriend today. If indeed Rapunzel changed the past, it should change everything. After all, Eugene wouldn't be so selfish or narcissistic. And his choices would be different, yes, he would still be a thief, but he might never find the tower. Anyway, something had to be different. I would actually rather that this "new past replaces the old past" arc not happen. And that instead, Rapunzel would just talk to Eugene about that day and he would realize that she was there and not the Brothers. As if in fact the past were immutable. But that's just my opinion of something that will never change.

@@cosplaysbygus it would’ve worked better if the past was about LANCE learning the lesson and then in the present Lance teaches it to Eugene.

That was my least favourite episode in the series because it made no sense for Eugene to change his opinion, it just created a weird time paradox as others have mentioned. Also, Eugene is also 100% right about Cass leaving Rapunzel behind. As much as I enjoyed all the other character development in the series, I feel like they really fell flat on Rapunzel and Cass's relationship. In the end it was just pretty toxic with no real resolution other than Cass finally leaving and searching for her own destiny outside the castle (which she could have done all along - yet she CHOSE to stay as Rapunzel's Lady in Waiting while still blaming Rapunzel for all her missed opportunities).

Sad thing Little Mermaid came in a time cartoons barely had any story arcs

Yeah I grew up watching the little mermaid. They were one off episodes mostly. Tangled the series is an actual storyline you need to watch in order. It’s more entertaining in my opinion.

"Those who cannot conceive of friendship as a substantive love but only as a disguise or elaboration of Eros betray the fact that they have never had a friend" - C.S Lewis

The woman who designed Cass admitted to designing her to be queer-coded, and the show runner was totally okay with queerbaiting the audience with how he wrote Cass because she’s supposedly his favorite. Of course since it’s already set up in canon that Rapunzel married Eugene, the most the show could do was only hint at the romantic feelings in a way only certain viewers could catch on.

Interesting observation. I can defo see it!

I kind of hope that’s not the case because that does feel very queer baity and also stereotypey since that would make her seem like a home wrecker just because she’s a gay woman which feels kinda insensitive

This is me!!! Loved it when it was going, and now I'm 17, it's 2024 and I've randomly got re-hyperfixated on it. It feels like 2019-2020 to me alllll over again😭 I miss this show sm

I like season 3

Yeah, I felt the same way. Season 1 was great, season 2 was okay, season 3 was bad. Season 2 was fun and inventive but it felt a little like a road trip movie and there were certain times it just dragged (the island mini arc comes to mind). What's more is that it was kind of hard to get invested in some of the adventures and mini arcs when you know they're going to be moving on next episode and likely never mention this/ that place again. It kind of felt like it was padding out time. Then came the finale. It was a big change but I wasn't too surprised. (I think I was spoiled?) I was actually interested to see where that was going. But then they're like 'ah whatever lets just go home'. Not only did it feel anticlimatic, it was like, what was the point of that entire last season then? Then Varian was back, yay! But his arc was resolved super quickly. It felt like 98% of it happened off screen. He feels bad, he's a good guy now, the end. And then he was gone except for like 1 min cameos... not so yay. And what got my goat the most was how Rapunzel slowly turned into a Mary Sue as the episodes went by. In season 1, she had things to learn, she did things wrong, etc. Now, it's like, she's always in the right, she never does anything wrong, any argument isn't her fault, etc. She doesn't even get mad/upset with Cass betraying her. She just shoves it all down and we never see it. Doesn't even make her lash out like you would expect. Rapunzel's biggest Mary Sue moment that comes to mind especially is an episode in season 3 where it shows how Cass and Raps became friends. There was an episode very similar in season 1, actually. In it, she tries to become friends with someone, they don't want to, she gets exceedingly pushy and starts rolling over their boundries, they get more aggressive, she tries even harder, and in the end, the lesson is you can't be friends with everyone. Not everyone will like you, and that's okay. You gotta respect people's boundries and put your effort into people who want to be your friend. Nice! Now, this episode in season 3. In it, Rapunzel tries to become friends with Cass, she doesn't want to, Raps gets exceedingly pushy and starts rolling over her boundries, she get more aggressive, Raps tries even harder, and in the end, the lesson is Cass is being mean and should just let her walls down and Rapunzel in. HUH?!! What, we had to take back the 'people can not want to be friends with Rapunzel'? God forbid Rapunzel has people dislike her? Even worse Cass had to give up her golden ticket to get the life she wanted for someone who steamrolled over her boundries and disrespected her feelings. And this is a good thing?! Y'know what, I'm on Cass's side! She deserves to be mad! Ugh, and then the mid season finale. It starts with Cass storming in to issue her proclamation of war, and to prove she means business, she cuts the top of a tower of Rapunzel's fancy cake. Really, that's it? It's such a small thing, but Raps couldn't even lose a cake? No? That's too awful- she couldn't have to go without some cake? And then the cake is perfectly remade at the end- they didn't even have to make a new one! God forbid she had to have a smaller, less perfect cake. Again, it's such a petty thing, but it just sums up everything I feel about how the show will not force any kind of negative effect on Raps. She can't even lose a cake. And then their ultimate fight is a joke. Raps reads the scroll thing, becomes a god when it took Cass an entire half a season to figure out how to use her powers, and the fight is over in 5 seconds. Like wow. Way to kill any investment I had. Power scaling? What's that? It's like, I want to be on Cass's side. I want her to take down Raps. I don't like her either, and yet I can't, because Cass sucks. Why make someone a villain if they're just gonna be a terrible villain? On another note, Nothing Left to Lose just isn't that good of a song. After this episode, I was just so drained I quit watching.

i'm gonna b honest and say that i watched season 3 only for cassandra and varian lol

@@annghost I watched season 3 for the hope of Rapunzel and Cassandra becoming friends again after the betrayal.

I like season 3, but my only problem is that they dismissed Cass's betrayal. They were singing happy songs and having a great time. It really confused me, because I thought Rapunzel would get all sad and mopey. Season 2 was a little boring, but that didn't stop me from watching the series.

technically it's 3D stylized to be 2D (just like Arcane). It's mostly visible in Tangled Before Ever After but in Tangled The Series is visible too.

Preeeach!! My favorite song!

@@that_Senni sorry but that's untrue, it's 2D cut-out and animated in Toon Boom Harmony! although they have a sort of 2.5D option with depth to be able to create better camera movements, the characters in the show are all "puppets" and aren't 3D at all. there are people who worked really hard on making it look as good as possible with it's limitations. there was a big debate at the time specifically about Nothing Left To Lose because of that one SUPER impressive 360 shot but the person who animated it confirmed that like the rest of the show, it's ALL 2D cutouts!

That’s so cool omg!!!!! Sucks that u lost them tho

@@eccentric_creampuff4983 yeah :( it was my little flex to my classmates back then!

yeah, i love rapunzel so much but its so annoying how, because the writers dont want to show that their perfect disney princess actually has flaws, she just ends up looking like a giant douche

THANK YOU❤❤❤❤ This REALLY annoys me. Especially how she handled the situation with Cassandra. She tried to force Cassandra to talk about her feelings, but refused and refused to take them into consideration. It was only "YOU have to be okay with what I did", "I did the RIGHT thing", "You have to listen to ME!", "I'm the future queen, you have to be okay with MY decisions", etcetera. She could not even bother to say "I'm so sorry about your arm. I really should have listened to you.", or "Just because I won't always agree with you does not mean that I don't care", "It's my fault your arm hot permanently burned. I should have listened to you", "Just because we need Adira right now does not mean that I don't still trust you, you're still my bestie and unbiological big sister.", but instead she just completely ignored how Cassandra felt. Cassandra risked everything for Rapunzel and did everything in her power to keep her safe, but Raps completely ignored that. Raps even trusted Adira - a complete stranger - over Cassandra, her best friend, lady in waiting and body guard. When Eugene warned her about Cassandra, she really should have talked to Cassandra and apologized for real. Instead she took Cass for granted and completely ignored that she was a person in her own right with her own thoughts and feelings. Rapunzel became ignorant, shallow and even abused her powers as a princess.

Animatics are actually how I found this series!

So true

ITS QUEER? WE REALLY MISSED OUT 💔💔

@@an_ananann fr 😔

It is!

Bros here from the future

Damn, dude got that fast pass.

Oh dear....

Oh my ....

i think cass did have reasons to turn in raps! my main issue with the betrayal is how they enforced the stupid “biological mom was gothel” reason more than any of the… well, good understandable reasons

also cass low key always view her as an opponent, personally i really dont think they are that good of a friend maybe its because of the personality different?

Cass never wanted to be Rapunzel's friend in the first place. Part of it was the power dynamic. Cass was the handmaiden to the princess,therefore Rapunzel was her boss and Cass was the employee,there was no equal footing between them in the first place. Plus, Rapunzel always imposed her opinions on Cass and publicly humiliated her more than once. Plus,her not giving Cass a real apology after burning her hand is beyond un-okay Chris Sonnenberg loved the idea of sisterhood but couldn't do that properly in the show. Rapunzel and Cass weren't sisters in the slightest. Cass was just forced along the ride and Rapunzel only cared about what she wanted, thinking everyone else wanted exactly what she wanted and anyone else who thought differently than her was wrong in her point of view

Crossing the line is good 😭👍

My top 3 1. Ready as I’ll ever be 2. Let me make you proud 3. Next stop anywhere

Also set yourself free

1 : Crossing the line 2 : Nothing left to lose 3 : through it all

Personally Varian was my favorite but yeah I really liked Cassandra and was extremely disappointed with how she was written in season 3

I don’t think Cass’s villain arc was necessarily stupid, but I think it happened too soon. They were kinda building it up the whole show. Even in season 1 Cass felt overshadowed by Rapunzel. In season 2, everyone kept making her feel inferior and following Adira instead and all that. Then finding out that Gothel is actually her mother…However, I think that she would have held out a little longer. She was clearly tired of everyone making her feel second to Rapunzel (even Rapunzel herself, although not intentionally) and her own mother leaving her for Raps adds to it. The thing the writers messed up imo is her reaction to that. She knew that Gothel was an awful person and clearly left Raps with a lot of trauma, so why would she be mad and Rapunzel for that? It wasn’t her choice! I think they should have waited until like the middle of season 3 to really finish building up Cass’s reasons for betraying everyone, then give us that icing on the cake moment that finally forces her to snap. All of season 2 I was just kind of waiting for something dramatic to happen that would push Cass further to the edge, and then she turned all evil and I was super confused as to why lol.

@@Idkwhattonamemyself545 Eh, personally I don't even like the 'she felt second best' storyline either. Cass got mad about Rapunzel making her own decisions and not doing what she wanted, but Rapunzel is the future queen and Cass should be used to living in a monarchy by now. Maybe she just got a bit full of herself when Rapunzel was more inexperienced and needed a lot more help and guidance, but Raps always needed to be able to start taking charge and calling the shots. Idk, I just liked Cass's character in season one cause her jealousy felt more plausible and everything after that felt weirdly contrived.

@@arielxlazarus yeah I agree with that last sentence, I’m just not good at getting my point across lol. Cass’s villain arc could work they just didn’t execute it properly. Plus they made her character seem like a jerk. And a baby.

@@Idkwhattonamemyself545 yeah they could've done a good villain arc, but they just needed better motivation and more time to establish it. Or maybe just show Zhan Tiri clearly affecting her mind or something? Mind control plots can be fun, and then her basically getting off scot free at the end would make more sense too, since she'd have also been a victim.

Cassandra was my favourite character. I will fully admit her villain arc wasn’t perfect, but I thought season three and her lead up to the villain arc was the most entertaining (an unpopular opinion apparently).

The Greek myth of Cassandra also tells the story of Cass having future vision and tries to warn people of incoming disasters but nobody listening to her 🙃

its not one virus. coronaviruses are a whole group and they are named that because of their apperance, they have those bits sticking out of them that look like a sun crown. covid19 isnt unique or a king, its pretty much just a new flu that caught everyone by surprise because we had no immunity for it