History Film / OneHundredAndTwoDalmatians

* AdultFear: A unique example as the adult feeling the fear in question is a dog, but Dipstick has to deal with his former captor targeting his puppies largely due to spite towards him escaping. And when he hears the Twilight Bark, [[OhCrap he immediately knows that his family is in trouble]] and rushes back to try to save them.

** After Waddlesworth flies for the first time, he realises he is not a Rottweiler at all - he is a Retriever.

* BabyTalk: How the Twilight Bark is spread across London, courtesy of Oddball and translated by both Waddlesworth and Kevin: "Twouble: Bad man gwabbed thwee wittle 'potted doggies".

* BabyTalk: How the Twilight Bark is spread across London, courtesy of Oddball and translated by both Waddlesworth and Kevin: "Twouble: Bad man gwabbed thwee wittle spotted doggies".

* AdvertisedExtra: Domino and Little Dipper are prominently featured in promotional material for the film, as well as Dottie their mother, but they are not utilised as mush as Oddball.

Cruella undergoes hypnotherapy to love puppies and abhor fur coats and is released from jail to do community service for a struggling animal shelter, warned that if she ever repeats the offense, her entire fortune will go to the shelter. Unfortunately, Big Ben's chimes break the hypnosis and Cruella reverts back to her fur-loving puppy-hating self. Cruella makes an agreement with another animal skin coat lover from France named Le Pelt (Creator/GerardDepardieu) to make the coat, planning to use ''102'' dalmatians this time (including a hood that would be made of the fur of Oddball, an albino dalmatian puppy who was born without a single spot).

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The movie makes no mention of Roger or Anita, Pongo or Perdita, or Dipstick's siblings.

* BadBoss: Le Pelt is verbally abusive towards his employees.

The movie got a video game release, ''VideoGame/OneHundredAndTwoDalmatiansPuppiesToTheRescue'', but it's loosely based on this movie. In fact, it features more elements from the original animated 1961 film than this.

The movie got a video game release, ''102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue'', but it's loosely based on this movie. In fact, it features more elements from the original animated 1961 film than this.

* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Oddball, the spotless dalmatian.

[[caption-width-right:350:"[[CallBack No spots?!]]"]]
''102 Dalmatians'' is the 2000 sequel to Disney's 1996 live-action adaptation of ''[[Film/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians1996 101 Dalmatians]]''. It was directed by Kevin Lima, with the screenplay by Kristen Buckley, Brian Regan, Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, and the story by Buckley and Regan. It was released on November 22, 2000. Only Creator/GlennClose and Creator/TimMcInnerny reprised their roles as Cruella and her timid butler Alonzo from the original film.

Cruella undergoes hypnotherapy to love puppies and hate fur coats and is released from jail to do community service for a struggling animal shelter, warned that if she ever repeats the offense, her entire fortune will go to the shelter. Unfortunately, Big Ben's chimes break the hypnosis and Cruella reverts back to her fur-loving puppy-hating self. Cruella makes an agreement with another animal skin coat lover from France named Le Pelt (Creator/GerardDepardieu) to make the coat, planning to use ''102'' dalmatians this time (including a hood that would be made of the fur of Oddball, an albino dalmatian puppy who was born without a single spot).

* AscendedFanboy: Le Pelt, to Cruella. He refers to her as his inspiration as a fur fashionista, and becomes her partner in crime.

* ADogAteMyHomework: Albeit an example that's not related to school. Probation Officer Chloe Simon wants one of her charges, Ewan, to show a pay stub and he says he can't because a dog ate it. Chloe, of course, does not believe him and asks if he could not come with a better story. Frustrated, he makes one up about being abducted by aliens at Piccadilly Circus. Ewan eventually shows a photograph of him and his boss at the dog shelter he works at and a drool-covered [=IOU=] note he received instead of the pay stub because the shelter is low on funds.

-->''Who's the little man now?''

* HumiliationConga: The villains end up getting this, with Le Pelt being punched out by Alonzo, while Cruella gets thrown into a cake making machine and baked.

* JustTrainWrong: Cruella De Vil travels on the Venice-Simplon Orient Express to Paris, hauled by preserved locomotive 'Flying Scotsman'. However, the train leaves from St. Pancras (whilst nowadays trains to Paris 'do' leave from St. Pancras, that wasn't the case in 2000), the train to Paris would have been the Eurostar, and while it is likely that Flying Scotsman hauled the VSOE at one time that year, it would have left from Victoria as an excursion train to points around Britain (steam locomotives are not permitted to operate in the Channel Tunnel).

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: [[spoiler: There's a mild JumpScare which involves a cut to a closeup on Cruella's face and her saying "Surprise!" In-universe it is because she had just sneaked up on Chloe who found the plans for her coat. At the same time it can seem like she is talking directly to the audience. [[https://youtu.be/fXoPtIwQdt0?t=38 The version of the scene that's in the trailer certainly plays it off as such.]]]]
* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: Alonzo who finally had enough of Cruella’s abuse.

** Oddball has/d no spots, Little Dipper had his father's tail, and Domino's ears are black with white spots.

* PutOnAPrisonBus: Cruella and [=LePelt=] are last seen being hauled away by the local police after their plans are foiled.

* TastesLikeChicken: Waddlesworth says this while chewing at the woodwork when he saw the puppies below.

* TitleDrop: Cruella wanted to add Dipstick's three puppies to her coat so, instead of 99 Dalmatians like she had originally planned, the coat would be made of 10'''2'''.

* VileVillainLaughableLackey: This sequel sees Cruella's butler Alonzo taking the role of the laughable lackey instead of Jasper and Horace. Alonzo has repeated ButtMonkey moments where his hand gets hurt in rather slapstick ways, particularly during his heists of puppies for Cruella's latest fur coat idea that requires the eponymous 102 dalmation puppies' skins, and it almost seems like his injured hand was intended to be symbolic of his villainy, [[spoiler: as he throws his sling off just as he's cementing his HeelFaceTurn near the film's climax]].