History YMMV / HolyMusicalBatman

* MemeticMutation: "Two-Face GET YOUR BROKE ASS OUTTA HERE!"

* HoYay: It's a parody musical of {{Batman}} that has the adoption of Robin as its main story. Does more really need to be said? ...Yes, actually, because much of the rest of the play consists of attractive men running around in tights and underwear.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: [[MakesSenseInContext Alfred 'buys' Robin for Batman from the Classifieds in a newspaper]] Later Robin says:
-->Robin: I’ve been with my fair of wealthy billionaires throughout the years. It’s always the same song and dance with you types. They think it’s fun to take in a young acrobat for a while, but after the novelty wears off, I’m back on the streets.
** Plus [[AmbiguouslyGay Robin]] [[spoiler: ends up attacking the Penguin by [[{{Squick}} anally penetrating him with a piece of pipe]] ]]

* BadAssAdorable: Robin is usually {{adorkable}}, {{keet}}ish and pretty wimpy. But he does [[spoiler:[[TookALevelInBadAss kick Penguin's ass]] at one point]]

** "The American Way" starts out making sense in the context of the story, as Superman has just been given a mission by the President of the United States, but Batman's and the villain's verses really don't.

* AudioErotica: Sweet Lord. The comments on the youtube videos cite Dylan Saunders in particular as having the sort of voice that sounds like angels.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Batman and Robin's relationship is treated more as a [[HeterosexualLifePartners brotherly]] relationship than the father-son one it was in canon.

** When the reporters are asking Commissioner Gordon about information on the Batman, on of the reporters, played by Brian Holden, is wearing a white button down shirt, a red tie, and thick framed glasses. These are the same glasses Batman uses to try to expose Superman's secret identity later in Act 1. Clark Kent was trying to find out more about Batman.

* TheissTitillationTheory: Robin is a rare [[{{Fanservice}} male example]] considering through 80% of the musical he is running around wearing only underwear.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: [[MakesSenseInContext Alfred 'buys' Robin for Batman from the Classifides in a newspaper]] Later Robin says:

* Fridge Brilliance : When the reporters are asking Commissioner Gordon about information on the Batman, on of the reporters, played by Brian Holden, is wearing a white button down shirt, a red tie, and thick framed glasses. These are the same glasses Batman uses to try to expose Superman's secret identity later in Act 1. Clark Kent was trying to find out more about Batman.

* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: When the reporters are asking Commissioner Gordon about information on the Batman, on of the reporters, played by Brian Holden, is wearing a white button down shirt, a red tie, and thick framed glasses. These are the same glasses Batman uses to try to expose Superman's secret identity later in Act 1. Clark Kent was trying to find out more about Batman.

* Fridge Brilliance: When the reporters are asking Commissioner Gordon about information on the Batman, on of the reporters, played by Brian Holden, is wearing a white button down shirt, a red tie, and thick framed glasses. These are the same glasses Batman uses to try to expose Superman's secret identity later in Act 1. Clark Kent was trying to find out more about Batman.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Probably unintentional but...

** Batman also has some very... [[HoYay 'close']] moments with nearly ever male main character in the cast. [[YaoiFangirl Viewers]] have commented they almost expected [[UnresolvedSexualTension Batman and Superman]] to kiss at one least one point

** Batman also has so very... [[HoYay 'close']] moments with nearly ever male main character in the cast. [[YaoiFangirl Viewers]] have commented they almost expected [[UnresolvedSexualTension Batman and Superman]] to kiss at one least one point