For the most part, Rapunzel’s skin looked a little plastic and unrealistic it’s only when you get a real closeup that you can see some of the finer details like freckles. I never saw these details on the character models in Tangled. You can also notice Anna’s eyebrows wrinkling when they move, most notably in the “Party Is Over” clip you can find here. She also has prevalent neck muscles that appear when they speak. Granted, we never saw Rapunzel’s shoulders, but the point is still there.
Anna has more freckles than Rapunzel, and even has them on her shoulders.
There are also smaller details that differentiate the two characters. Rapunzel, on the other hand, has a more pointed chin, bigger and more rounded eyes, and a more pronounced nose. For instance, Anna’s eyes are slightly more upturned, her cheeks are a bit fuller, and her face is generally rounder. But they also look different enough that you can tell that it’s a different character. They both have those Disney facial features that are typical of a Disney Princess. The most notable comparison here is Rapunzel and Anna. It seems like Ariel from The Little Mermaid started this “Disney look,” and it has continued since then. Character Modelsĭisney has a distinguishable style for their female animated characters: big eyes, thin lips, and a small nose. So, do Anna and Elsa look like Rapunzel? Is Frozen just “ Tangled on Ice”? We can only compare the two based on what we’ve seen of Frozen so far, but I feel like there’s enough material to go off of. Let’s take a look at some of these comparisons and see if they have any merit. On the film’s Facebook page there are numerous peoples commenting “Is that Rapunzel?” or “She looks exactly like Rapunzel.” Honestly, these comparisons are a little silly. If you’ve been following any of the hype for Disney’s latest animated feature, Frozen, then you’ve probably seen some of the comparisons people are making to Tangled.
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