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* BrokenAesop: The poachers cause a forest fire that burns down a large part of the rain forest. The fairies set to work fixing it, and by the time the heroes return triumphant, things are almost back to normal. There's also the fact that forest fires are a completely natural part of a forest's life cycle. It consumes the dead twigs, branches and other detritus on the forest floor, not to mention there are a number of plants whose seeds ''depend'' on the heat from a fire to cause them to split open and begin their life cycle, taking advantage of the fire removing much of their competition.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: The antagonists in the sequel are fully human poachers, not an all-powerful nature spirit like Hexxus.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: The antagonists in the sequel are fully human poachers, not an all-powerful and disembodied nature spirit like Hexxus.
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** Pip goes from a supporting character in the first film to the protagonist in this one, replacing Crysta. His friends in the Beetle Boys also get a much larger role.
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** Pip goes from a supporting character in the first film to the protagonist in this one, replacing Crysta. His friends in the Beetle Boys also get a much larger role.role as they accompany him on his rescue mission.
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** Pip goes from a secondary character in the first film to the protagonist in this one, replacing Crysta. His friends in the Beetle Boys also get a much larger role.
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** Pip goes from a secondary supporting character in the first film to the protagonist in this one, replacing Crysta. His friends in the Beetle Boys also get a much larger role.
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''[=FernGully=] 2: The Magical Rescue'' is the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/FernGullyTheLastRainforest''. It was released DirectToVideo.
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''[=FernGully=] 2: The Magical Rescue'' is the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/FernGullyTheLastRainforest''. It was released in 1998 DirectToVideo.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the sequel, Batty's antenna is mysteriously missing. What makes this one really jarring are the facts that 1. the antenna was a major part of his character and 2. It was implied to be ''[[BodyHorror permanently affixed to his head]]''.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the sequel, Batty's antenna is mysteriously missing. What makes this one really jarring are the facts that 1. the antenna was a major part of his character and 2. It was implied to be ''[[BodyHorror permanently affixed to his head]]''.
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* TooDumbToLive: The villains of the sequel, who could have easily stopped the truck they were driving and kicked the heroine off of it, but instead elected to murder her by decoupling their trailer with her on it.
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* TooDumbToLive: The villains of the sequel, who poachers could have easily stopped the truck they were driving and kicked the heroine off of it, but instead elected to murder her by decoupling their trailer with her on it.
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* BrokenAesop: A forest fire burns down a large part of the rain forest. The fairies set to work fixing it, and by the time the heroes return triumphant, things are almost back to normal. There's also the fact that forest fires are a completely natural part of a forest's life cycle. It consumes the dead twigs, branches and other detritus on the forest floor, not to mention there are a number of plants whose seeds ''depend'' on the heat from a fire to cause them to split open and begin their life cycle, taking advantage of the fire removing much of their competition.
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* BrokenAesop: A The poachers cause a forest fire that burns down a large part of the rain forest. The fairies set to work fixing it, and by the time the heroes return triumphant, things are almost back to normal. There's also the fact that forest fires are a completely natural part of a forest's life cycle. It consumes the dead twigs, branches and other detritus on the forest floor, not to mention there are a number of plants whose seeds ''depend'' on the heat from a fire to cause them to split open and begin their life cycle, taking advantage of the fire removing much of their competition.
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''[=FernGully=] 2: The Magical Rescue'' is the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/FernGullyTheLastRainforest''. It was released DirectToVideo.
Crysta is still learning to manage her new role as the protector of the rainforest when a group of human poachers arrive in [=FernGully=], who set fire to the forest and escape back to the human world after capturing numerous animals. Pips and the Beetle Boys pursue the poachers to rescue the animals from their enslavement.
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!!Examples:
* AscendedExtra:
** Pip goes from a secondary character in the first film to the protagonist in this one, replacing Crysta. His friends in the Beetle Boys also get a much larger role.
** The goanna goes from singing a two-minute song about eating Zak to being a reoccurring character in the sequel.
* BrokenAesop: A forest fire burns down a large part of the rain forest. The fairies set to work fixing it, and by the time the heroes return triumphant, things are almost back to normal. There's also the fact that forest fires are a completely natural part of a forest's life cycle. It consumes the dead twigs, branches and other detritus on the forest floor, not to mention there are a number of plants whose seeds ''depend'' on the heat from a fire to cause them to split open and begin their life cycle, taking advantage of the fire removing much of their competition.
* TheCameo: Ralph, one of Zak's co-workers, appears as a carny in the sequel. Though he's mistakenly given an Australian accent instead of the New York accent he had before.
* DemotedToExtra: Crysta has a very diminished role in the sequel, despite being the central character in the first film.
%%* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Nugget.]]
%%* HeelFaceTurn: In the sequel, [[spoiler: Mac's dogs Boof and Slasher.]]
* LargeHam: "MAI BAYYYYYYYYBEEEEEEEEEE!"
%%* OnlySaneMan: Batty comes across as this in the sequel.
* SkywardScream: The mother kangaroo in the sequel, after her baby is stolen.
-->"MY BAAAAABBBYYYYYY!"
* SoundtrackDissonance: Or soundtrack flip-floppery, anyway. In the sequel, Batty flips from singing about how they'll most certainly get home if they don't give up hope, to hopelessly informing the other animals that they're all bound for the same fate he suffered before the first movie, and then some.
* SpaceWhaleAesop: In the sequel, the moral is still to save the rainforest, even though we see several times the fairies can do to one their own. The moral of the story to him is "Don't save the rainforest, the fairies have it under control."
* TooDumbToLive: The villains of the sequel, who could have easily stopped the truck they were driving and kicked the heroine off of it, but instead elected to murder her by decoupling their trailer with her on it.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the sequel, Batty's antenna is mysteriously missing. What makes this one really jarring are the facts that 1. the antenna was a major part of his character and 2. It was implied to be ''[[BodyHorror permanently affixed to his head]]''.
* YourSizeMayVary: Batty's size is rather inconsistent. The sequel is even worse - he goes from a few inches taller than the fairies, to about the size of a baby wombat, to big enough to ''carry a human child''. And back again.
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