You laughed when Princess Dorthea’s reckless wish shattered the Fairy Tale Rules and sent her, Kato (stuck in beast form), and thiefy sidekick Rexi tumbling through mixed-up kingdoms. If that blend of quips and calamity hooked you, you’ll love how Chrysanthemum Everstar, a delightfully incompetent fairy godmother-in-training, keeps botching wishes and catapulting Savannah into Cinderella and Snow White stories—with hysterical, rule-twisting consequences. The same wink-at-the-tropes energy that made Dorthea’s misadventures so fun is all over My Fair Godmother.

If you enjoyed how Dorthea’s wish scrambles royal destinies and flips spell logic on its head—complete with enchanted mishaps and fairy-tale crossovers—Cimorene’s decision to run away and become a dragon’s “princess” will hit the same sweet spot. Magic here is playful and subversive (wizards melt, dragons negotiate, and etiquette manuals get tossed), echoing the breezy, lighthearted spellcraft that colored Dorthea, Kato, and Rexi’s journey.

You watched Dorthea evolve—from a sheltered Emerald princess whose wish made a magical mess to a girl determined to fix what she broke and protect Kato and Rexi. In Ella Enchanted, Ella’s curse of obedience forces her to find her own agency and courage. As Ella outwits ogres, faces cruel commands, and chooses her path, her transformation mirrors Dorthea’s heartfelt growth, with a similarly charming, fairy-tale flair.

In Spelled, Dorthea’s catastrophic wish breaks the story-world’s rules and propels her, Kato, and Rexi on a fix-it quest across tangled kingdoms. Rapunzel’s journey in Grounded carries that same clear, propulsive drive: once she discovers her towered life isn’t what she was told, she strikes out to uncover the truth and mend what’s been twisted. The forward momentum, clue-chasing, and fairy-tale map-hopping will feel right at home.

If you swooned over Dorthea and Kato’s prickly banter that warms into devotion—even while he’s cursed and they’re dodging magical fallout—Enchanted delivers that same fairytale-heartbeat romance. Sunday Woodcutter’s tender, witty connection with a mysterious frog-turned-prince unfolds through charm, riddles, and family entanglements, all against a tapestry of interlaced tales that echo the cross-kingdom chaos of Dorthea, Kato, and Rexi’s adventure.