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Pascal Costume

Blend in or stand out as Rapunzel's loyal chameleon sidekick.

Pascal is the lovable, protective chameleon sidekick from Disney's Tangled. Popular for group themes, family costumes, or solo Disney bounding, this look centers on a vibrant green color palette, chameleon scales, and a curled tail. You can easily assemble this using a cozy green jumpsuit or by crafting your own felt details.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$2070

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What you need for a Pascal costume

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  • Green jumpsuit or onesie

    A solid kelly green fleece or cotton hooded jumpsuit to serve as the chameleon body.

    DIY: Wear a matching kelly green hoodie and green sweatpants.

  • Curled chameleon tail

    A stuffed green fabric tail that curls at the end, attached to the back of the jumpsuit.

    DIY: Sew a tube of green felt, stuff it with batting and a bendable wire hanger, then roll the end into a curl.

  • Chameleon eyes

    Large, bulging yellow and brown eyes attached to the sides of the hood.

    DIY: Cut circles from yellow, white, and brown felt, layer them to look like eyes, and fabric-glue them to the hood.

  • Green gloves

    Simple green jersey or stretch gloves to match the body color.

  • Green shoe covers

    Fabric shoe covers in matching green to hide regular footwear.

    DIY: Wear solid green socks pulled over your regular shoes.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the green jumpsuit or the matching green hoodie and sweatpants base.

  2. 2

    Secure the stuffed, curled green tail to the lower back of your pants or jumpsuit using safety pins.

  3. 3

    Attach the felt chameleon eyes to the sides of your hood if they are not already built-in.

  4. 4

    Pull the hood up over your head to position the eyes correctly.

  5. 5

    Slip on the green gloves to cover your hands.

  6. 6

    Put on your shoes and cover them with the green shoe covers or oversized green socks.

Makeup & hair

Keep your hair tucked completely inside the hood. If desired, apply green face paint around your eyes and cheeks to help your face blend into the hood opening.

Pascal for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with someone dressed as Rapunzel holding a frying pan.
group
Join a group featuring Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, and Mother Gothel.
kids
Use a green toddler sleeper and fabric-glue felt eyes onto the hood for a quick, cozy outfit.
Plus size
Opt for an oversized green fleece onesie for a comfortable, flexible fit.
pet
A simple green dog hoodie with felt eyes glued to the hood and a small stuffed tail attached to the back.

Tips

  • Insert a bendable craft wire inside the DIY tail so you can easily adjust and hold the curl shape.
  • If wearing this outdoors for Halloween, choose a fleece jumpsuit to stay warm without needing a jacket.
  • For photos, practice Pascal's signature suspicious, narrow-eyed glare or hold a tiny toy frying pan as a prop.

Pascal costume FAQ

How do I make a DIY Pascal tail?
Sew a tapered tube of green felt, stuff it tightly with polyester fiberfill, insert a bendable wire, and roll the end into a tight curl before pinning it to your costume.
What is the best base clothing for a Pascal costume?
A solid kelly green onesie, jumpsuit, or a matching green hoodie and sweatpants set works perfectly.
How do you make the chameleon eyes?
Cut large circles out of white and yellow felt, add smaller brown or black circles for the pupils, and glue them to the sides of a green beanie or hood.

Did you know? Pascal was inspired by a real-life pet chameleon owned by one of the film's animators.