History YMMV / LeroyAndStitch

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Leroy is popular enough in Europe to get some merchandise there alongside Stitch and Angel, including plush toys. (North American fans of the franchise are frustrated by this fact, though.)

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Leroy is popular enough in Europe to get some merchandise there alongside Stitch and Angel, including plush toys. (North American fans of the franchise are frustrated by this face, though.)

* FanonDiscontinuity: There are some fans who tend to ignore the bland or ridiculous names of the unseen experiments listed in the end credits, usually to replace them with [[SailorEarth experiments of their own]].

** Gantu and Reuben's relationship improves vastly in the end of the film. Initially, Gantu leaves Reuben to help out Hämsterviel, which upsets Reuben a bit but they get back together. Gantu even makes the condition that he would accept his old job back if Reuben would accompany him as a companion and assistant.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Like with ''WesternAnimation/StitchTheMovie'', this is far from one of the worst examples. ''Leroy & Stitch'' does a decent job of giving ''The Series'' a proper ending and watching the experiments use their powers and abilities to fight back against the Leroy clones is great, but the ending is very predictable,[[note]]Hämsterviel is defeated, Gantu gets his old job back, 625 gets named and stops being lazy, and Jumba, Pleakley, and Stitch [[IChooseToStay all decide to stay on Earth with Lilo]]; all good in of themselves but none of these are really surprising.[[/note]] Leroy is nothing more than a {{flat|Character}} EvilDoppelganger of Stitch (and any chances of CharacterDevelopment get thrown out the airlock when he gets cloned), his [[spoiler:song-based fail-safe]] is a rather lame DeusExMachina, and we still don't get to see what most of the other unseen experiments look like. (Some never-before-seen experiments do show up, and we see a list of experiment names in the credits, but that's really it.)

* HarsherInHindsight: If you've seen [[Anime/{{Stitch}} the anime]] or [[Animation/StitchAndAi the Chinese series]] that both follow this film, then you know that [[spoiler:Lilo and Stitch would not stay with each other forever]].[[note]]This heavily depends on their canonicity, however.[[/note]] Heck, the fact that this is the last time we see Lilo and Stitch living together in the franchise since Disney and ''The Series''[='=]s own producers are not interested in returning to Hawaii for another animated film or show, with the duo continuously separated in newer animated works and giving Stitch new families elsewhere on Earth. Aloha ʻoe, indeed...

* HarsherInHindsight: If you've seen [[Anime/{{Stitch}} the anime]] or [[Animation/StitchAndAi the Chinese series]] that both follow this film, then you know that [[spoiler:Lilo and Stitch would not stay with each other forever]].[[note]]This heavily depends on their canonicity, however.[[/note]] Heck, the fact that this is the last time we see Lilo and Stitch living together in the franchise since Disney and ''The Series''[='=]s own producers are not interested in returning to Hawaii for another animated film or show, with the duo continuously separated in newer works and giving Stitch new families elsewhere on Earth, much to the [[BrokenBase frustration of a portion of the fanbase]]. Aloha ʻoe, indeed...

Video games: [[YMMV/LiloAndStitchGameBoyAdvance First GBA game]] | ''YMMV/LiloAndStitchTroubleInParadise'' | ''YMMV/StitchExperiment626'' | ''YMMV/LiloAndStitch2HamstervielHavoc'' | ''YMMV/StitchJam'' [[YMMV/StitchJam games]]\\

** Gantu and Reuben's relationship improves vastly in the end of the film. Initially, Gantu leaves Reuben to help out Hämsterviel, which upsets Reuben a bit but they get back together. Gantu was revealed to have a tattoo of Reuben's name on his bottom and Gantu even makes the condition that he would accept his old job back if Reuben would accompany him as a companion and assistant.

* UnnecessaryMakeover: Even though she only makes brief unvoiced appearances in this movie, Victoria gets this reaction from some fans who prefer her old ponytail instead of the hair cut she got from Clip.

* MoralEventHorizon: Hämsterviel crosses it when he tries to [[KillEmAll wipe out all the experiments]][[note]]and, unintentionally, [[AlphaBitch Mertle]]. {{Jerkass}} or not, she doesn't deserve such a cruel death[[/note]] at once.

** Music/ElvisPresley's music returns to the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise for the final time in this film. The ending even uses one of his most iconic songs, "Jailhouse Rock".

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/ElvisPresley's music returns to the ''Franchise/LiloAndStitch'' franchise for the final time in this film. The ending even uses one of his most iconic songs, "Jailhouse Rock".

* HarsherInHindsight: If you've seen [[Anime/{{Stitch}} the anime]] or [[Animation/StitchAndAi the Chinese series]] that both follow this film, then you know that [[spoiler:Lilo and Stitch would not stay with each other forever]]. (This heavily depends on their canonicity, however.) Hell, the fact that this is the last time we see Lilo and Stitch living together in the franchise since Disney and ''The Series''[='=]s own producers are not interested in returning to Hawaii for another animated film or show, with the producers favoring the continued separation of the duo in new works and giving Stitch new families elsewhere on Earth, much to the [[BrokenBase frustration of a portion of the fanbase]]. Aloha ʻoe, indeed...

* JustHereForGodzilla: Most fans agree the climax and ending of the movie are not only its strongest parts but its only really good parts.

* UnnecessaryMakeover: Victoria gets her hair cut by Clip in a brief scene in this movie, but fans still prefer her old ponytail. {{Downplayed|Trope}}, however, since she's only a minor character and only gets a couple brief appearances in this film.

See also the [[YMMV/LiloAndStitchTheSeries YMMV page]] for the TV series that precedes this.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Like with ''WesternAnimation/StitchTheMovie'', this is far from one of the worst examples. ''Leroy & Stitch'' does a decent job of giving ''The Series'' a proper ending and watching the experiments use their powers and abilities to fight back against the Leroy clones is great, but the ending is very predictable,[[note]]Hämsterviel is defeated, Gantu gets his old job back, 625 gets named and stops being lazy, and Jumba, Pleakley, and Stitch [[IChooseToStay all decide to stay on Earth with Lilo]]; all good in of themselves but none of these are really surprising.[[/note]] Leroy is nothing more than a {{flat|Character}} EvilDoppelganger of Stitch (and any chances of CharacterDevelopment get thrown out the airlock when he gets cloned), his [[spoiler:song-based fail-safe]] is a rather lame DeusExMachina, and we still don't get to see what most of the other unseen experiments look like. (Some never-before-seen experiments do show up, and we see a list of experiment names in the credits, but that's really it.) This all makes it seem like Disney made this movie just to give the ''Lilo & Stitch'' franchise some sort of conclusion regardless of how well it would turn out. This is best summed up with what WebVideo/WatchMojo said of the film; although they ranked it at number 10 in their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEl6cXB_riA "Top 10 Worst Straight to DVD Disney Sequels",]] they said, "The movie itself isn't ''unwatchable'', [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks just more of the same]] and ''[[MissionPackSequel entirely]]'' [[MissionPackSequel unnecessary.]]"[[note]]Those last two words are a bit debatable though, considering that this film was made to--as aforementioned--give ''The Series'' a proper ending.[[/note]]