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Instead of just Big Daddy dying, Kick-Ass/Dave also died and he's been telling us the story, but possibly not the truth. Most likely, the events before Kick-Ass's death were all true. Seeing how boring the truth was and considering his reasons for becoming Kick-Ass (life of excitement, tired of being unnoticed), he decided to spice up the story and also make up an ending where he comes off as the valiant hero. Thus, Dave added details, such as the jetpack, and Hit-Girl rescuing him. He also exaggerated certain details of the story, such as his relationship with Katie, the positive changes his father noticed, and most of the details surrounding Hit-Girl.
- The genre shift occurs after the Fade to White during the ambulance ride and the mumbling about the notebooks. It's a perfect set up for a Dying Dream, which explains why all the tropes are suddenly Played Straight after being repeatedly Averted.
Big Daddy is an interpretation of what, well, Big Daddies would be like if they were capable of normal communication-turning their Sisters into defenders themselves.It would also make sense considering Hit-Girl's...uncanny cheerfulness in the face of violence and murder. She's conditioned to see everything as innocent and idealized, and has no idea how disturbing everything she's taken part in really is.
Alternately, she's since been rescued and adopted by Damon, who took up the alias "Big Daddy" ironically when he swore to protect her.
- Comic: After killing Colonel Stripes, Mrs. Genovese will realize she has only one bullet left. She decides to kill herself, not wanting to live with the fact that she planned to murder her son. Before doing it, she tells him something like "You did this to me, Chris." This will give Chris a Heel Realization to how fucked up he was.
- Partially Jossed: she didn't kill herself, but having his mother trying to kill him did give him an Heel Realization, and he pulled an Heel–Face Turn. And died saving Mindy from the mob.
- Movie: Since his mother already died, to which he was apathetic about, Chris will lay in the hospital on the anniversary of Javier's death. He will receive a visit from one of Javier's relatives, who blames him for his death. When the would-be assassin is dealt with by security, that's when Chris decides to become The Atoner. Both theories will end with a Redemption Equals Death.
- Not only that, but she will become just as bad as the comic book version of the Motherfucker.
- It will be a crossover.
- Since each of the Kick-Ass reboots, each of them will have a "James Bond"-like treatment where each of the incarnations of the story will have different feels to them.
- However, if super-powers became a thing in one of the reboots, it would only be low-level ones, nothing major.
- Examples:
- Kick-Ass: Spider-Man's Powers.
- Insect-Man: Ant-Man's Powers and Wasp's Powers.
- Colonel Stars: Captain America's Powers.
- Lieutenant Stripes: Captain America's Powers.
- Hit-Girl: Badass Normal with Robin-style gadgets.
- Big Daddy: Badass Normal Batman-style gadgets.
- Doctor Gravity: Short-Distance Gravity Manipulation (to the point that his powers can reach up to an entire average-sized bedroom.)
- Moonbird: Re-imagined as a literal angel.
- Skybird: Either Falcon's full power-set or is a literal angel.
- The Juicer: Electrokinesis and Electricity Absorption.
- Night Bitch: Short-Distance Shadow Manipulation and Invisibility.
- Remembering Tommy: Various Superpowers from their son's favorite superheroes.
- The All-Seeing Eye: Night Vision, X-Ray Vision, Thermal Vision, Telepathic Sense of Sight, Microscopic Vision, Electromagnetic Spectrum Vision, Telescopic Vision, and Visual Mind Reading.
- Rocket-Man: Flight due to his Jet-Pack.
- The Enforcer: Badass Normal with Nightwing-style gadgets.
- Battle-Guy: Captain America's Powers.
- Ass-Kicker: Spider-Man's Powers.
- Mustard Man: Mustard Manipulation.
- Crossing Guardian: Badass Normal with Moon Knight-style gadgets.
- Silver Beetle: An amalgam of all three Blue Beetles.
- Apocalypse Meow: Empowered Badass Normal with Probability Manipulation.
- Tarantula: Slightly stronger (keyword being slightly) version of Spider-Man's Power-set with the addition if super-durable fangs.
- The Buzzard: Low-level version of The Blob's Power-set.
- Blast Hammer: Magical Hammer.
- What if Big Daddy and Hit-Girl were full blown villains? They seemed unstoppable before Kick-Ass came into their lives. Makes you wonder if Big Daddy was evil, could he and Hit-girl succeed in taking over the city.
- This is really getting into Wild Mass Guessing territory, but they probably would have been hunted down by law enforcement if they were villains. In a bustling metropolis full of violent gangs and organized crime, the deaths of some down and dirty criminals are of lower priority to police. When Hit Girl is first introduced, she kills a room full of drug dealing gang members. Police who find the bodies probably wouldn't be shedding too many tears over them, and they could attribute the deaths to a rival gang. In Real Life, gang members kill each other all the time, and police know it. Now, if Hit Girl and Big Daddy were villains killing suburban families instead of drug dens, there would be more of an incentive for police to prioritize their capture.
- Why would super-villains kill a bunch of civilians? They'd be more likely to become powerful crime-lords by murdering every possible rival for the territory.
- What if Big Daddy and Hit-Girl were full blown villains? They seemed unstoppable before Kick-Ass came into their lives. Makes you wonder if Big Daddy was evil, could he and Hit-girl succeed in taking over the city.