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[[WMG: Season 2 would start having character development. Dylan develops a lot and have more episodes of him and during the season he develops to a badass and even surpassing Dolly.]]
Season 1 on how they treated Dylan was terrible and also what lead to having poor episodes and one of the reasons it lead to it's cancellation. If we have a season 2, they would change the series and made Dylan a lot better. Also Dylan finally stands up for himself and develops into a badass. He also tells Dolly why he overprotects his family because of a tragedy that happened to his father and he didn't want to go through this again. Dolly feeling remorse of her behavior and how much Dylan has change, she change and becomes responsible and apologizes to Dylan.

[[WMG: Season 2 of character development. Have episodes of Dylan with Delilah and Doug.]]
Fans were disappointed that Dylan didn't have episodes with just him and parents. Have one episode of Dylan and Delilah where Delilah see that Dylan is overworked and trying to do everything. She stops him. Dylan reveals that he's trying to protect his family and blames himself for the events in season 1; however, Delilah comforts him and tells him that everything that happened including Cruella wasn't his fault. Delilah tells him how much she's proud of him and amazing son; however, he shouldn't be overworked and needs to cut back and knows his limits. She helps him out creating a great character development for Dylan and Delilah and a great heartwarming mother and son episode. Another episode will be about Dylan and Doug. They have a good bond. Doug admits that he can't replace his birth father but he'll always care and love Dylan and the other pups. Doug teaches him some secret moves and techniques that he hasn't taught Dolly. Dylan uses his new moves and techniques that it impresses Dolly. When Dolly ask Dylan where he learn that, Dylan tells her that it's a secret.

[[WMG: Season 2 character development. Dylan's cat allergies and he gets a special shot to help him with it and it works. Also, Dylan has a new friend that is a cat and also becomes a new member of the Cat Guru.]]
Dylan meets a cat that reveals to be descendant of Tibbs. The cat gives Dylan a shot to help him with the cat allergies and Dylan is able to come near cats. He'll only get the shot once a year. Dylan and the cat form a great bond and have a lot in common. They both like Poodlewolf. Have an episode of Deepak and Constantine try to show something amazing for the Cat Guru; however, they get laughed at. Dylan shows up now that his cat allergies is cure. Dylan gives out a haiku that impresses the members of the Cat Guru. The members of the Cat Guru made Dylan and Deepak members of the Cat Guru which shocks Constantine. The members of the Cat Guru tell Constantine to be quite, lighten up, and accept it. The cats love Dylan and Deepak. Dylan and Deepak are now wearing cat collar bells as members of the cats.

[[WMG: Season 2 character development. Dolly gets sent to obedient school for bad dogs after her bad behavior gets her in trouble.]]
Dolly's bad behavior and latest prank gets her in trouble and her punishment is obedient school and she won't be able to go to the skate board championship for dogs and meet her heroes. She has to be there for two weeks; however, Dolly doesn't take this seriously and tries to escape and causing her punishment to extend and she has to stay in obedient school a lot longer. Dylan and the family visit her. Dylan tries to tell her to behavior and listen; however, Dolly refuse to take Dylan's advise and wants to escape. During her time, she met a dog who was a skilled skate boarder. The dog refuse to talk to anyone until Dolly shows off her skills; however, the dog calls Dolly's skills sloppy. Overtime, the two form a friendship until Dolly learns the dog has siblings. The dog's siblings are the famous skateboard team that Dolly looks up to. The dog reveals that she was part of the team until her bad behavior and her disobedience got her in trouble and she was sent to obedient school as punishment. Her siblings try to advised her to behave and listen, but she didn't and this caused her to stay in obedient school a lot longer. If she gets in trouble again, she'll never leave. The dog is trying to behave and stay out of trouble. This moment Dolly realizes that she did the same thing and she should have listen to Dylan's advice. Dolly realizes how much of an unruly pup she is. One day, some pups try to break out, Dolly and the dog stop them. The headmistress shows up and catches them in the act. The headmistress tells the dog that she's going to be punish until Dolly steps in and takes responsibility and tells her that everything was her fault not the dog. Dolly takes the fall for the dog. The dog is impressed. The headmistress lets the dog go while Dolly gets punish with hard labor and her time in obedient school got extended. The next day, the dog get release from obedient school and thanks Dolly. She'll be waiting for her when gets out. Six months later, Dolly is finally release from obedient school and goes home. Dylan and everyone are happy to see Dolly back. The another day at the park, Dolly reunites the dog again and the two start skate boarding together.

[[WMG: Season 2 character development. Dylan gets sick and have to stay in bed while Dolly and Dawkins have to work.]]
Dylan gets a fever and tries to get out of bed. Dolly and Dawkins notice it and tell Dylan that he needs to stay in bed. Their mother has a rule for them to follow that if any member of the family gets sick they must stay in bed. Dylan has to stay in bed. Dolly and Dawkins have to do all of Dylan's work. Overtime, they realize how much work Dylan does and how hard it was. Dawkins tells Dolly that Dylan does this a lot and how much sacrifices he made for everyone and even overworks so everyone can have fun. Dolly realizes how she took Dylan for granted. Dolly begins to overprotect her siblings and realizes what Dylan has been going through everyday. Dawkins and Dolly give Dylan some food for him to eat and water. Dylan thanks them and apologizes for getting sick, but Dolly tells Dylan that it's okay. When the parents come home, Dolly tells them that Dylan has a fever. Dolly wants to do the dishes while the parents look at Dylan. Delilah helps Dylan and tells her to stay in bed for few days. Dylan listens. Dylan thanks Dolly and Dawkins for doing this. Dylan goes back to sleep. Dolly and Dawkins come up with a plan to help Dylan. A few days later, Dylan gets better. He notices that Dolly and Dawkins got siblings to help out with the chores. Dolly and Dawkins tell Dylan that how much hard work has done for them and apologizes for how they took him for granted. They decide to help Dylan do chores around the house to help him and not overwork him. This will help ease him and also give Dylan time to have fun. Dylan is happy about it.

[[WMG: Season 2 character development. Season 2 finale be about Dolly getting kidnapped. Dylan and the others have to rescue her. Dolly spends most of the story in a sack.]]
Dolly gets too arrogant and overconfident. Her ego gets herself kidnap by Cruella. Cruella grabs Dolly and put her in a sack. Using Dolly as bait to lure her family. She manage to capture Delilah and Doug. Dylan, Fergus, the Tibbs, Hunter, and the others team up to rescue the family once again. Dylan shows his true strengths and abilities. He shows how much of a great leader he is. They manage to rescue everyone until Cruella grabs the sack that has Dolly inside. Dylan has to rescue his step-sister from Cruella. Cruella was going to drop Dolly off the cliff until Dylan jumps at Cruella accidentally pushing Cruella off the cliff. Cruella falls; however, she falls in a trash can and survives. Dylan pulls the sack up and thus rescues Dolly. Cruella is taken to jail in a hospital stretcher. Dylan opens the sack and releases Dolly. Everyone hails Dylan as a hero. Dolly see Dylan as a hero. At the end, Dylan looks at the picture of his birth father and tells him that he became a great hero like him.

[[WMG: Season 2 character development. Season 2 finale be about Dolly getting kidnapped. Dylan and the others have to rescue her.]]

Dolly's bad behavior and latest prank gets her in trouble and her punishment is obedient school and she won't be able to go to the skate board championship for dogs and meet her heroes. She has to be there for two weeks; however, Dolly doesn't take this seriously and tries to escape and causing her punishment to extend and she has to stay in obedient school a lot longer. Dylan and the family visit her. Dylan tries to tell her to behavior and listen; however, Dolly refuse to take Dylan's advise and wants to escape. During her time, she met a dog who was a skilled skate boarder. The dog refuse to talk to anyone until Dolly shows off her skills; however, the dog calls Dolly's skills sloppy. Overtime, the two form a friendship until Dolly learns the dog has siblings. The dog's siblings are the famous skateboard team that Dolly looks up to. The dog reveals that she was part of the team until her bad behavior and her disobedience got her in trouble and she was sent to obedient school as punishment. Her siblings try to advised her to behave and listen, but she didn't. This moment Dolly realizes that she did the same thing and she should have listen to Dylan's advice. Dolly realizes how much of an unruly pup she is. One day, some pups try to break out, Dolly and the dog stop them

Dolly gets too arrogant and overconfident. Her ego gets herself kidnap by Cruella. Cruella grabs Dolly and put her in a sack. Using Dolly as bait to lure her family. She manage to capture Delilah and Doug. Dylan, Fergus, the Tibbs, Hunter, and the others team up to rescue the family once again. Dylan shows his true strengths and abilities. He shows how much of a great leader he is. They manage to rescue everyone until Cruella grabs the sack that has Dolly inside. Dylan has to rescue his step-sister from Cruella. Cruella was going to drop Dolly off the cliff until Dylan jumps at Cruella accidentally pushing Cruella off the cliff. Cruella falls; however, she falls in a trash can and survives. Dylan pulls the sack up and thus rescues Dolly. Cruella is taken to jail in a hospital stretch. Dylan opens the sack and releases Dolly. Everyone hails Dylan as a hero. Dolly see Dylan as a hero. At the end, Dylan looks at the picture of his birth father and tells him that he became a great hero like him.

Fans were disappointed that Dylan didn't have episodes with just him and parents. Have one episode of Dylan and Delilah where Delilah see that Dylan is overworked and trying to do everything. She stops him. Dylan reveals that he's trying to protect his family and blames himself for the events in season 1; however, Delilah comforts him and tells him that everything that happened including Cruella wasn't his fault. Delilah tells him how much she's proud of him and amazing son; however, he shouldn't be overworked and needs to cut back and knows his limits. She helps him out creating a great character development for Dylan and Delilah and a great heartwarming mother and son episode. Another episode will be about Dylan and Doug.

Perhaps this is kinda a long shot, but she's already at least ninety or so years old, and her inventions can easily backfire. There's nothing saying that next time the Dalmatian family might not be able to help her in time (or worse yet more unlikely, decide she's already had a shot to change and then just leaves her to die) and she finally suffers a CruelandUnusualDeath.. or in this case a [[JustforPun ''Cruella'' and Unusual Death?]]

The fact that he has no other family besides Cruella, that [[SpeaksFluentAnimal he can understand dogs]], the very dog-like bark he gives off in the season one finale, and a steep fall that he survives in one episode? It could be possible we was created by his "aunt" using human and dog DNA (or could even be robotic) to serve as a weapon in catching the puppies.

Thus sparing them from Cruella since [[RevengeBeforeReason her revenge wouldn't be as satisfying if the number was off by even on]]

Doug's will be a deadbeat and manipulative wife and mother who abandoned her family because she refused to provide for them. Delilah's will be an irresponsible and unfaithful husband and father who nearly got one of his pups killed by shear neglect and cares more for his own pleasures than his own family.

* Jossed: The Show Creators are on record saying they did not watch any of the Franchise's Sequels or Spin-Offs, when developing the Show. They only used the Original "Novel" & first "Animated" Film for reference. So, in the "101 Dalmatian Street" Continuity, only the frst flm is canon!

In the Season One finale, he was shown being put into a burlap sack by Hunter and hasn't appeared since. Season 2 will tie this in with the other two above theories; Cuddles is holding him hostage and the Dalmatians set up a rescue mission with help from the descendant of Sargent Tibbs.

[[WMG: Hunter is the son of Ivy De Vil from The first 101 Dalmatians animated series. (or at least this universe's equivalent of her)]]

* Yeah, Pongo and Perdita were owned by Roger and Anita. Personally though(maybe enough for another WMG), they may feel a bit abandoned by their original owner(who appears to be Dodie Smith, which may make her in this continuity a case of WriteWhatYouKnow). She left her ''101 dogs!'' to essentially fend for themselves. Though they're shown to be perfectly capable of living there, or Dodie knew of their [[NearlyNormalAnimal intelligence]], they might harbor some resentment over leaving her dogs to live in a house with no one to take care of them, Doug and Delilah in particular if this turns out to be true.

* Yeah, Pongo and Perdita were owned by Roger and Anita. Personally though(maybe enough for another WMG), they may feel a bit abandoned by their original owner(who appears to be Dodie Smith, which may make her in this continuity a case of WriteWhatYouKnow). She left her ''101'' dogs to essentially fend for themselves. Though they're shown to be perfectly capable of living there, or Dodie knew of their [[NearlyNormalAnimal intelligence]], they might harbor some resentment over leaving her dogs to live in a house with no one to take care of them, Doug and Delilah in particular if this turns out to be true.