Lola Bunny's design in "Space Jam: A New Legacy" leaves internet divided

Space Jam: A New Legacy has brought in a redesign for Lola Bunny, and the online world cannot make up its mind about this tweak (Image via Warner Bros)
Space Jam: A New Legacy has brought in a redesign for Lola Bunny, and the online world cannot make up its mind about this tweak (Image via Warner Bros)

Lola Bunny's iconic design from 1996's Space Jam has seen an overhaul, garnering a mixed reaction from fans.

Since the release of a first-look of the movie's sequel, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Lola Bunny's redesign has attracted a lot of attention on social media. While some fans are apathetic to the changes, others are upset over the apparent "de-sexualization" of the character.

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Lola Bunny's redesign and why the internet remains divided over it

Space Jam: A New Legacy is set to launch nearly 25 years after the original Michael Jordan starrer, with a fresh cast that includes LeBron James and a bunch of redesigned characters.

The movie follows the same CGI meets real-life visual presentation that made the first Space Jam such a huge success. While the reception to the first look as a whole is positive, what fans are divided on are the redesign choices for Lola Bunny.

The new design sees a less anatomically human Lola Bunny, featuring a more sporty look in a tank top viz-a-viz 1996's Lola Bunny, and fans are having a lot of disagreements.

Some users have been memeing the reaction that people are having. Joking that "it's just a drawing," people are mocking those upset over the fictional character's redesign.

Regardless of the division of fans regarding Lola Bunny, hype is at an all-time high for "Space Jam 2" as the movie's first look was trending all over the internet as soon as it was released.

The much-hyped and anticipated film is set to release earliest in France on July 14th, 2021.

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Edited by Ravi Iyer