Option 1:

Lets be honest, normally @micool would absolutely not have any case to even acquire a trademark over such a general phrase. However since the prompt demands that he did in fact gain said trademark, we are in big trouble. However, due to the obsurdity of it we could absolutely challenge it in court. None of the parties involved are particularly rich aside from maybe Micool. There is no way that Brooklyn would have to go up against Micool alone as both her parents are former SHLers and the Physt family line have millions upon millions to challenge this. Given the fact that nobody could realistically gain let alone keep said trademark, and assuming her enforcer parents don't scare this piss out of Micool or his lawyers, the end result will be the loss of said trademark as well as the need to donate to said kids team at a 10 fold level.

Sorry Micool, its a flimsy life....good thing you wont sue.