History WMG / SkyHigh2005

* [[Franchise/XMen Xavier School for Gifted Students]] would be featured as a rival school and Professor Xavier and Principal Powers would discuss the ups and downs of each school.

Not only was it what created the BigBad, but the "sidekicks" saved them all. If that doesn't convince them, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} there's only one thing I can think of that would]]. The Commander's line at the end seemed to support it.

* [[Franchise/SpiderMan Peter Parker]] would have attended Sky High but not allowed to use the web launchers anywhere outside class.

* Not unless she's spent all those years she was growing up in developing a memory-wiping device, too.

[[WMG: Had the show been made, Gwen would've been [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Retcon Retconned]] into a good guy.]]

[[WMG: The entire movie is just Will's drug-incuded coma dream daydream hallucination.]]
Layla represents weed. Because she's green. Warren represents smoking because he controls fire. And also bongs. His dad represents weed as well and addiction. In fact, they all represent weed. In the real world Will is also a superhero, who just smokes and dreams and hallucinates a lot and his power includes the power to visit other worlds by smoking and dreaming. You may say "what" now.

[[WMG: Alternatively, the entire movie's events are "real" in-universe, but Will's first supervillains when on superhero duty will be a cartel of superhuman drug dealers selling a G-rated stand-in for meth.]]
Think a kid's movie version of Breaking Bad with superpowers added to the mix.

[[WMG: Alternatively, the entire movie's events are "real" in-universe, but Will will also help addicts to G-Rated drugs rehabilitate as much as possible.]]
In other words, he'll be a social worker, a real estate agent, and a superhero. Hopefully his super-strength most likely comes with super-stamina in order to help him power on through (no pun intended).

[[WMG: Alternatively, the entire movie's events are "real" in-universe, but Will becomes a kid's movie equivalent of a pothead in a desperate attempt to cope with the stress of superhero duties.]]
Meaning that it would basically become a kid's movie version of Hancock except with a FantasticDrug that's a stand-in for weed instead of alcohol.

Bonus points if they get an actor from Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy as one of The Commanders' enemies and/or Creator/GalGadot as the vice principal of Sky High.

** Alternately, since all of Magenta's clothes and items change with her she may instead [[BalefulPolymorph learn to turn people and things that she touches into guinea pigs too]].

[[WMG: Ron Wilson, Bus Driver [[ILoveNuclearPower falling into a vat of toxic waste]] was no mistake.]]
Ron somehow overheard Nurse Spex's talk about nuclear waste granting people superpowers while he was outside the window. So, [[TemptingFate willing to take a shot]], he purposefully jumped into the vat while making it look like an accident to avoid suspicion.

[[WMG: Only people with SuperpowerfulGenetics can survive falling into [[ILoveNuclearPower toxic waste]].]]

[[EleventhHourSuperpower It's like a reward for surviving a highly-dangerous situation]]. This might also apply to [[ILoveNuclearPower getting bitten by radioactive X's, and so on]], as they tend to be a less lethal version of dipping your entire body in toxic waste.

*** His melting is already a pretty solid power as is since [[NighInvulnerable hitting a puddle won't do much to it]] and being a controllable liquid gives him [[OrificeInvasion many]], [[AbsurdlySharpBlade many]], [[SuperDrowningSkills many]] offensive options. [[NightmareFuel It's a good thing he found friends because he could have grown into a very nasty villain]].

* They probably have cameras sett in place for people with invisibility powers. It doesn't even need to be ''that'' technologically advanced. Just install cameras with heat-seeking applications (assuming the invisibility user can't mask their heat signature along with turning invisible, but Medula can probably install security for that as well).

* Sky High may be a fairly popular CultClassic, but it's still fairly obscure compared to most of Disney's other releases, so a theatrical release might not suit it.