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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Franchise/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Franchise/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.

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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Franchise/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToExtra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation. [[spoiler: This was likely so Eyepatch Wolf wouldn't have to commission a second voice actor.]]

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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToExtra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation. [[spoiler: This was likely so Eyepatch Wolf wouldn't have to commission a second voice actor.actor to play Lola.]]
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* TakeOverTheWorld: [[spoiler: Michael]] intends to do this.
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* TakeOverTheWorld: [[spoiler: Michael]] intends to do this.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToExtra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.

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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToExtra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation. [[spoiler: This was likely so Eyepatch Wolf wouldn't have to commission a second voice actor.]]
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[[spoiler: Outside of {{kayfabe}}, ''Space Jam 2: Battle for Reality'' is a [[CrackFic bizarre]] FanSequel to ''Space Jam'' penned by Super Eyepatch Wolf, illustrated by [[https://twitter.com/brobexx Brobexx]] and featuring voice work from [[https://twitter.com/KirikaiDubs Kirika]].]]

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[[spoiler: Outside of {{kayfabe}}, ''Space Jam 2: Battle for Reality'' is a [[CrackFic bizarre]] FanSequel to ''Space Jam'' penned by Super Eyepatch Wolf, illustrated by [[https://twitter.com/brobexx Brobexx]] and featuring voice work from [[https://twitter.com/KirikaiDubs Kirika]].Kirikai]].]]
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: Michael and Bugs have become lovers since the first film. Due to this, [[InvertedTrope Lola is no longer Bugs' love interest as a result.]]

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* PromotedToLoveInterest: Michael and Bugs have become lovers since the first film. Due to this, [[InvertedTrope Lola is no longer Bugs' love interest as a result.interest.]]
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Film/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.

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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Film/TheMatrix'', ''Franchise/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToEytra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.

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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is DemotedToEytra DemotedToExtra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is demoted to an extra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.

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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is demoted to an extra DemotedToEytra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In ''Space Jam'', Bugs Bunny is infatuated with Lola Bunny, and Michael Jordan has a wife. In ''BFR'', Bugs and Michael are same-sex lovers, while Lola is demoted to an extra and Michael’s previous family is absent without explanation.
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* DemotedToExtra: The other Looney Tunes characters barely factor into the story. Since the TrainingMontage doesn't have any storyboards or dialogue, Tweety and Daffy are the only Looney Tunes characters other than Bugs to get lines. In-Universe, [[spoiler: this is one of Daffy's prime motives for betraying the team.]]

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* DemotedToExtra: The other Looney Tunes characters barely factor into the story. Since the TrainingMontage doesn't have any storyboards or dialogue, Tweety Tweety, Porky, and Daffy are the only Looney Tunes characters other than Bugs to get lines. In-Universe, [[spoiler: this is one of Daffy's prime motives for betraying the team.]]
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* LonelyAtTheTop: The most important focus of Jordan's characterization, the implicit moral of ''Space Jam 1'', and the reason [[spoiler: he begins his [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou horrifying assault]] against reality.]]
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* FatalFlaw: Michael Jordan's need to always be the best leads to [[spoiler:his HeelTurn and the destruction of the universe]].

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* FatalFlaw: Michael Jordan's need to always be the best leads to [[spoiler:his HeelTurn FaceHeelTurn and the destruction of the universe]].
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* BrokenPedestal: Ever since he was a kid, [=LeBron=] James looked up to Michael Jordan as his hero. Even so, when Jordan becomes a threat to the whole universe [=LeBron=] is the one to step in to stop him, as he [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech tears into]] his selfish desire to be the best at the expense of everyone else.
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* CurbStompBattle: The Jokers who make up the new Monstars are InexplicablyAwesome at basketball and able to lay waste to the Loony Tunes.
* DemotedToExtra: The other Loony Tunes characters barely factor into the story. Since the TrainingMontage doesn't have any storyboards or dialogue, it's Tweety and Daffy get lines. In-Universe, [[spoiler: this is one of Daffy's prime motives for betraying the team.]]

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* CurbStompBattle: The Jokers who make up the new Monstars are InexplicablyAwesome at basketball and able to lay waste to the Loony Looney Tunes.
* DemotedToExtra: The other Loony Looney Tunes characters barely factor into the story. Since the TrainingMontage doesn't have any storyboards or dialogue, it's Tweety and Daffy are the only Looney Tunes characters other than Bugs to get lines. In-Universe, [[spoiler: this is one of Daffy's prime motives for betraying the team.]]
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* TakeThat: The TrainingMontage isn't detailed, with he only difference being that it's much better than "that piece of shit" ''Film/{{Rocky}}''.

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* TakeThat: The TrainingMontage isn't detailed, with he only difference being detailed. There is instead a single page that simply says that it's much better than "that piece of shit" ''Film/{{Rocky}}''.''Film/{{Rocky}}''. We'll have to take their word for it.
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* CurpStompBattle: The Jokers who make up the new Monstars are InexplicablyAwesome at basketball and able to lay waste to the Loony Tunes.

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* CurpStompBattle: CurbStompBattle: The Jokers who make up the new Monstars are InexplicablyAwesome at basketball and able to lay waste to the Loony Tunes.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: Daffy Duck, who dooms his friends to suffering in order to get back at Bugs Bunny.]]
* CurpStompBattle: The Jokers who make up the new Monstars are InexplicablyAwesome at basketball and able to lay waste to the Loony Tunes.
* DemotedToExtra: The other Loony Tunes characters barely factor into the story. Since the TrainingMontage doesn't have any storyboards or dialogue, it's Tweety and Daffy get lines. In-Universe, [[spoiler: this is one of Daffy's prime motives for betraying the team.]]


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* HeroAntagonist: [=LeBron=] James only steps in to oppose Michael Jordan because of the threat he poses to all reality, and his ReasonYouSuckSpeech to the latter indicates that he has a less self centered view of life.


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* MesACrowd: The Generation Two Monstars are all different incarnations of the Joker from various movies and television series, the exception being Agent Smith (who's also the only one to get a spoken line).


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* PromotedToLoveInterest: Michael and Bugs have become lovers since the first film. Due to this, [[InvertedTrope Lola is no longer Bugs' love interest as a result.]]


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* TakeThat: The TrainingMontage isn't detailed, with he only difference being that it's much better than "that piece of shit" ''Film/{{Rocky}}''.
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* HopeSpot: Just when it looks like LeBron James has defeated Michael Jordan, [[spoiler:the latter kills Bugs Bunny's ghost and becomes an unstoppable PhysicalGod]].

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* HopeSpot: Just when it looks like LeBron [=LeBron=] James has defeated Michael Jordan, [[spoiler:the latter kills Bugs Bunny's ghost and becomes an unstoppable PhysicalGod]].
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* ProtagonistJourneyToVillain: [[spoiler: Chronicles Jordan's transformation from BrokenAce Basketball player to the being of destruction known as '''THE INFINITY SLAYER''']]
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* FatalFlaw: Michael Jordan's need to always be the best leads to [[spoiler:his HeelTurn and the destruction of the universe]].


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* HopeSpot: Just when it looks like LeBron James has defeated Michael Jordan, [[spoiler:the latter kills Bugs Bunny's ghost and becomes an unstoppable PhysicalGod]].
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Bugs, I know you're a cartoon, but sometimes, it's like you're the only thing keeping me human."'']]

In April of 2021, Creator/WarnerBros announced a sequel to their 90s pop culture landmark ''Film/SpaceJam'' titled ''Film/SpaceJamANewLegacy''. Though many fans were excited to see the Franchise/LooneyTunes hit the basketball courts once again, there were those who couldn't help but feel disappointed that most of the plot points from the first film had seemingly been dropped for the sequel; the most glaring omission being the absence of the original protagonist UsefulNotes/MichaelJordan, whose role was now filled by fellow NBA superstar UsefulNotes/LeBronJames. While it would be easy to argue that it was only natural to start with a blank slate as the original ''Space Jam'' came out 25 years ago and it wouldn't be right to expect all the audience members had seen it, that didn't stop some from coming up with their own conspiracy theories, believing Warner had something they wanted to hide.

One of those conspiracy theorists was [=YouTuber=] WebVideo/SuperEyepatchWolf, who did some digging of his own and was shocked at what he found. Shortly after the original ''Space Jam'''s release, Michael Jordan himself pitched a sequel by the name of ''Space Jam 2: Battle for Reality'', only for it to be rejected by Warner executives who felt his plans were wildly infeasible at best, and outright impossible at worst. With help from a mysterious informant named "[[SignificantAnagram Miracle Jan Doh]]", Eyepatch Wolf was able to get his hands on Jordan's script, along with storyboards and production notes, and on May 2nd, he revealed them all to the public for the first time in a video titled "[[https://youtu.be/xhk2gzmU35E Space Jam 2: How Warner Bros is Lying to You]]".

The story begins several years after the first movie. Michael Jordan, now in the twilight of his basketball career, has settled down with Bugs Bunny, and though he still has nightmares about his fall from grace, is living an otherwise peaceful life. That peace is soon shattered when Mr. Swackhammer makes his return, challenging the Looney Tunes to a rematch against a new, even stronger team of Monstars, with barely any time to prepare themselves. And what's worse, somebody has already agreed to these unreasonable conditions on their behalf, suggesting there may be a traitor amongst the Tunes...

[[spoiler: Outside of {{kayfabe}}, ''Space Jam 2: Battle for Reality'' is a [[CrackFic bizarre]] FanSequel to ''Space Jam'' penned by Super Eyepatch Wolf, illustrated by [[https://twitter.com/brobexx Brobexx]] and featuring voice work from [[https://twitter.com/KirikaiDubs Kirika]].]]
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!!Some parts of this trope list may have been fabricated for the purposes of entertainment:
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: In the production notes, there exist schematics for a trapdoor that Michael Jordan would hide under during select screenings of the movie until his first rampage, where he would jump out of said trapdoor to attack the audience itself.
* HostileShowTakeover: During Michael Jordan's initial rampage after [[spoiler: Bugs Bunny's death]], it's stated in the production notes that the film would've had alternate cuts of various Warner Bros. movies (like ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'', ''Film/BatmanBegins'', and ''Film/ScoobyDoo'') playing alongside it where Michael invades and terrorizes their worlds, which is where the "fourth dimensional" elements of the movie come into play.
* LeaveTheCameraRunning: There was meant to be a lengthy sequence near the end of the movie with [[spoiler: Michael Jordan floating alone in the void of space after he defeats [=LeBron=] James, devastating the universe in the process]]. The original plan was for this scene to last ''400 years in real time'', and it was only changed when that turned out to be impossible.
* MotiveRant: This is how the traitor reveals themselves to Bugs:
-->'''[[spoiler:Daffy:]]''' You wanna know who signed the contract, Bugs? Maybe it's the same person who for years has [[spoiler: [[SuddenlyShouting ROTTED AS YOUR PUNCHLINE]]!!! Can you even comprehend the humiliation I have endured? The amount of buckshots I've taken to the face for you? And for what?! To be number three next to you and your little... boyfriend?!]] *insane chuckle* [[PreMortemOneLiner You wanna know "what's up, doc"? How about...]] [[PrecisionFStrike your fucking life]]!
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: [[spoiler:[[Franchise/DragonBall Goku]] is portrayed as a static colored piece of promotional art, contrasting against the monochrome animatic the film was depicted as up until this point.]]
* SequelHook: The movie ends with one to a sequel where [[spoiler:Neo Michael Jordan encounters and battles [[Franchise/DragonBall Goku]] titled ''Space Jam 3: War of the Infinity Beasts'']].
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: {{Inverted|Trope}} with the introductions of the Generation Two Monstars. We start out with Creator/JaredLeto's [[Film/SuicideSquad incarnation]] of ComicBook/TheJoker, followed by Agent Smith from ''Film/TheMatrix'', making it seem as if they're setting up for a team of all-star villains from different Warner Bros. properties... only for the rest of the team to be nothing but Joker incarnations.
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