I just love the twins. They're just like "Yeah our Robot said we're bro's in the future, later bro" and they're all friends now.

10:47 they hadn't died in the comics. The author explained in an interview that, after being defeated, the exes respawned at their homes, having learned their lesson, and that they don't go after Scott afterwards because they all live in the U.S. and "going to Toronto is such a hassle"; an explanation that IS canon to this show as future Scott repeats this same information and is friends with the twins. On a side note, the twins got shafted character wise for another adaptation

I think we can all unanimously agree that the art style is so cute and VERY aesthetically pleasing to look at.

Lucas Lee was easily a standout in this one. I loved the changes to his character. And the fact that they managed to give everyone's relationships closure with eachother without anyone dying was great.

one detail i absolutely adored was the hair dying scenes at the start of most episodes. it really does a good job of signifying that, yes, this is ramona's story, and while in the other adaptations her hair would just inexplicably change color and you just have to deal with it, here we're taken through EVERY color change, step by step, as we're following ramona this time.

As someone who only ever watched the movie, I DID NOT expect Matthew Patel to become one of my favorite characters, my precious Wallace is still number one but I have never enjoyed a flat arc character as mush as I enjoyed Matthew. Lucas Lee ended being somehow even more badass, and I'm glad Ramona isn't just there in the plot, she's front and center and I love that

The biggest thing that i like about the show is how it made Ramona confront her exes rather than let Scott do that with violence. They all have flaws but the exes stayed bitter because they lost communication with Ramona who keeps running away but when they finally got that chance, it made Ramona realize that she cant always run way from her problems. This gave so much depth and more character to the exes especially with Roxie and Lucas Lee.

Really hoping they address Scott's past in a season 2. It could give Envy, Kim, and Lisa some screen time and development. If they do that, it may make Scott and Ramona's relationship more believable than either of the other mediums. (EDIT: I know we don't "need" another season. I'm just expressing my hopes that they'll do more since I loved the show.)

"What if Scott dies in his first fight?" and "What if Scott was still an asshole 20 years later?" are both superb hooks for a story worth exploring.

One thing I really missed from the other iterations of Scott Pilgrim is Wallace's best friendship with Scott, Wallace being somewhat distant from Scott made me a bit sad

to me, the Gideon thing made sense because Ramona's flaw isn't "running away" at all. Ramona's flaw is choosing to date people who she thinks are inferior to her. whenever Ramona chooses a partner, it's usually someone who is pathetic in some way, and has the potential to be completely obsessed with her. she likes feeling needed. and the problems with this are myriad. for exes like Roxy, being treated as inferior is actually really painful. and when Ramona leaves, it feels like she was most afraid of Roxy improving, and realizing that she could do better than Ramona. so Ramona dipped before that could happen, because she's scared of dating an actually good person. for exes like Todd or Matthew, Ramona is idolized like she's the best thing that ever happened to them. and that is simultaneously flattering and pressuring. Todd literally punched a hole in the moon for Ramona, which she found horrifying. as soon as these guys got actually irritating, she left. but they were fanatical enough not to let it go. but then you get to exes like Gideon, or to some extent, the Katayanagi twins. the twins were both trying to date her because she was younger than them, and they presumed she was inexperienced... so she two-timed them as a sort of power play. it's right in line with Ramona's whole pattern. she loves feeling superior. but with Gideon... she found an actual bad person. actually, given his pathetic beginnings, and the way he remains obsessed with her after she leaves, Gideon is kind of the whole package for Ramona. basically, if you go around looking for people to date who are worse than you, sometimes you find an actual bad apple. and no, this doesn't qualify as the hardship of that being "Ramona's fault" or anything... but it is a bit of a wakeup call, that not every idiot that she thinks is pathetic, is actually harmless. Ramona's struggle with Scott is to choose someone who has room to improve himself, and actually let him improve. to hope for his improvement, and actually help him along the way. that's how Ramona herself will improve... by making a decision that's good for both of them.

As someone who hates how modern movie marketing/coverage spoils important twists/cameos months or even years before you watch something, I loved that this show's twist actually managed to surprise us. I don't mind a good bait-and-switch as long as it's in service of great storytelling.

I and my girlfriend went in without any knowledge of scott pilgrim and we both loved just how wacky it went and how emotional it was. Very enjoyable overall

Funnily enough, scott literally TAKES OFF in episode 1 so the name makes sense. If they were gonna do a 1 for 1 adaptation they would have just called this scott pilgrim vs the world. I put the blame on the marketing division for the bait and switch feeling but i still enjoyed the new experience overall. Especially how they flesh out the side characters instead of making them one note villains who die and are never seen again.

Love how at first Scott had to put in the work to be with Ramona, but now Ramona is put in a situation where she has to make an effort as well. Their relationship didn’t flourish because they both were incapable of communicating properly, but perhaps now after seeing how bad things can be and witnessing how hard they each worked to be together, they can actually make it work.

Considering the original was based on a lot of events in the authors life, including meeting his eventual wife, I think the Netflix series was inspired by the fact he has since divorced his wife in 2014, and his reflection on everyone over the years. Being as old as even older Scott, I definitely fantasize about changing the past sometimes. Thanks to quarantine and wfh letting me work out, I'm also stronger than I've ever been lol.

This show scratched a very particular itch of mine by having the intro boss beating the final boss and making it big. It being Matthew Patel (my favorite evil ex for his EVERYTHING: despite being an evil ex capable of being over-the-top with his excitement, bollywoodness, demon hipster chicks and mystical powers, when he gets thrown for a loop he drops the attitude and shows more aspects of his personality like how he's awkward, a little meek, yet very polite and formal, doing things very properly and official by informing Scott of the situation twice. He's very dorky in a cute way) absolutely demolishing Gideon Graves (who's just THE WORST) with his new indian war god form is just the ICING on the sweet strawberry cake. Like, I LOVE Matthew with all of my being and HATE Gideon with a burning passion

Loved all the game integration including the different games with Lucas' skating opening, the random documentary style ep to play up on the camera work. They play so much with the animation.

As someone that only had vague knowledge of the source material, I absolutely loved every second of it! I'm a big fan of New Game+ style stories that result in characters ending off better than the OG timeline, while still acknowledging that the OG did happen. I'm praying we get a 2nd and 3rd season to explore these characters further. Most interested in seeing if being humbled the way he was results in Gideon becoming way less bad than he originally was, or if he'll still wind up just as bad if not worse than the comics.

i'm having a battle in my head over a potential season 2, cause on one hand the story is done and it's really good, no need, but also i desperately want more time in this world with these characters as they are, because my favourite thing about this show is that i can disappear into the world and forget that it isn't my own reality, and i need more of that

I’m kinda disappointed that its not a full on adaptation of the comic, but other than that its hella great.

As someone who watched this without having read the comics or watched the movie (only knowing some stuff of Scott Pilgrim through osmosis) I personally never felt lost or like I didn't understand what's going. I think the series is fine for a newcomer to enjoy and even understand, even if later reading the comic/watching the movie will probably help you understand it more (I also accidentally spoiled a friend that had read the original comic on Scott's death without knowing it was a spoiler lol) EDIT: Why are people reading the comments on a video that outright starts with "There will be spoilers"?

Between Ramona being the secret main character and the fucking amazing animation, I loved every moment!! I would like to thank my ex for officially getting me into scott pilgrim which saying it out loud I realize how ironic that is

The fact that Ramona get's the "sword of self-love" this time, cause then it means they'll have a healthy relationship, unlike with the other 2 from the future, where Scott thought that needing a time is the same as a divorce

Given how the Book, and Film have slightly different endings messages. I'd see this as getting the "Final" ending after beating the other levels in a Sonic game.

I had seen the movie, and my uncle owns all the books and loved the film, so this isn’t quite what we were expecting, so later we dubbed it “Ramona Flowers Takes Over”

I was so confused when episode 2 kept playing out normally. I kept expecting the “dream sequence” to end and reveal Scott was alive. Once I realised it was much more enjoyable. Whilst I wish we got more Scott I adore that we got more of the side characters. The ex’s getting closure was great. More Wallace will always, ALWAYS be appreciated.

The entire funeral scene I was hoping that the coins were in the casket and got my wish granted and it was hilarious 😂

The twist was just jaw dropping when expecting an anime adaptation, but that just make the show better

As someone who didn’t read the comic, I think the even older scott makes sense with what we know about him from the show. He is immature and fails to see his wrongs and I think what Scott needed was to see this side of himself hurting who he loves to grow. I was a little confused at times but I really enjoyed it, very funny, well animated and overall intriguing story.

Speaking as someone who’s only ever watched this show and nothing else Scott Pilgrim related: I would’ve liked to see more of Scott and some more proper development for him, it kinda feels like nothing really changes for him. I think Gideon is actually a good character isolated in this show not knowing the context of exactly what a dick he was. Same with all the evil exes. Ramona is wifey. That is all.

I agree. The evil three laughing at the end is just their happily ever after, no need to expand on it. I also think framing future-scott's actions as a backslide is better than what my friends thought of as the growth not sticking. All in all, this got the most "if you want the original story, it exists" reactions from my friends in the watch party. I do love the idea of scott pilgrim being a pseudo-universal story like hamlet where future writers and directors can rewrite the story focusing on different characters

I'm so happy they took such a different approach to telling this amazing story. If they decide to make a season two, it would be so fuckin hype

Mae whitman gave the anime type voice acting without over doing which shows how great shes been in voice acting, since that's how she started her acting career

I'm obsessed with this series, it's so good! Glad you liked it, saw some early hate for it and was worried there would be more of it going around. Agree with everything you said!

Well, I think this is one of the first times where the "please go and watch the show first" spoiler warnings has been emphatic and positive enough that I'm actually going to follow it hahaha

Its a little too bad that Stephen never got to meet Joseph(He's a background character somewhere in the final episode) but at least its really nice that he and Knives(love the sibling like relationship) are trying out things for their band.

If they did a season 2 for this show, have it just be a slice of life following these characters. Show Scott and Ramona trying to have an actual relationship, and flesh out some of the non evil exes. Overall tho, loved the series and if this is all we get I'm still happy.

This show was genuinely amazing. It was a pleasant af subversion of tropes and I was absolutely here for it!

It says a lot about Scott's character that if he were to die, the only other person in his circle (besides Knives) who would care is the one who spent the least amount of time with him. I do like how Ramona was able to gain closure with her evil-ex's and I can already see a lot of potential videos being made out of this series.

The reason the twist in this worked better than in he man is because Scott Pilgrim has a game a comic and a movie the story has been told three times already I actually liked how this was a stealth sequel to the original continuity

I binged this all night the day it came out, and I loved every damn second of it. This was such a mind-blowing surprise!

It feels like a sequel to both the movie and the comic. I would recommend reading the comic, watching the movie, and then watching the show. They almost all complement each other, each one focusing on different characters and themes.

I adored every second of it! God it was so much fun.

It still makes me so sad how Stephen didn’t have enough screen time. He is a side character in the comics too but like you said, he had his own little arc. I finally wanted to see Joseph. 😭

I really wish they'd just marketed it as what it is... If they have a season 2, they have a chance of still doing what the books did in more depth but better (I.E. the two of them dealing with their stuff together) Alas as it stands, while the show ABSOLUTELY does do what the film fails to do and really delve into Ramona... she does still deal with this stuff in suitable and impactful ways in the books but with a bit less detail than here... but SCOTT goes through NO development and IMO is currently more likely to become 'future scott' than ever.... but that's only an issue if there isn't a season 2 that can better act as a show about the two of them doing what they did in the books... and really earn one another...... and I agree on Gideon completely... I guess we're meant to just assume he's been retconned........ that's a part of my biggest gripe with this show. It's not JUST a reshuffling of the source material predicated on changing a single pivotal event, it's one that sort of rearanges the CHARACTERS involved not just AFTER the event... but BEFORE the event too? Here's hoping we get a second season that can better flesh out some of this... like with Scott actually IN the show, he can start going through the growth he missed out on and maybe act as a canvas against which Ramona can work out which of her exes deserve apologies for the way she treated them... and which ones she was just WISELY escaping.

I actually like that they completely omitted ANY of the bi-erasure of the original. Ramona does not once mention that her relationship with Roxy was just a phase! The story does not lose anything for it, if anything it makes the relationship feel more real and the same is true of the emotional impact of Ramona breaking Roxy's heart

So as a person that is just jumping into the Scott universe I FUCKING LOVE ALL OF THIS!!!!

As a person who has read the comics and wat hed the movie multiple times, I loved it. I pretty much have the same take on it as you did, personally I would say it is definatly a great addition the the franchise as a whole

The marketing didn't say it, but the title literally says that Scott takes off! Such a clever choice.

The third episode was probably my favorite tv episode I’ve seen all year. It’s so great in how Ramona reconciles with Roxie and seeing her side of the story and how much she meant to her it actually got me quite emotional. Also No Account video is one of my favorite settings in the comics and seeing Hollie be there was amazing since she was my favorite underrated character

I usually don’t listen to spoiler warnings and just watch the video, but I am so so glad I did this time it was such a good series!!!

Each version is it's own thing, that's what the creator said. He finished the Movie script and game script before he finished the comics. Each one has it's own ending and breaks near the middle. And each version is Cannon. So there's that. Like the Movie is what's suppose to happen, The game is how Ramona see things. The Comic is scott's version. And the Netflix version is just an ALT.

I love how the ex's became either friends with scott or just chill with scott (because ramona) by the end

“Everyone needs closure; That’s why they call it closure.” -Kim Pines

Incredible show loved all of it the hope is that season 2 focuses more on Scott’s past and really allows us to focus on characters like Kim, envy and Knives more

Damn bro I don't think you wanna know how many of your sub's actually respect your opinion... Also it's kinda lame that a show expects you to watch the show and read the comics, especially when it advertised itself as an adaptation of said comics. It's not. It's someone fanfic given a Netflix production budget

I loved all the time we got with the exes & other 'side' characters. It was way different from my expectations. 😆 I hope they focus on Scott more next season.

I mean, it's not exactly false advertising. Scott Pilgrm certainly takes off.

Honestly, I was kinda bummed about the twins not getting as much screentime as well, but then I realized something. This whole show is built on subversion, and by the time we get to what we think is gonna be the twin's episode, we've kinda fallen into a rhythm built by the initial subversions. So they subvert that expectation knowing we probably won't be expecting the twists to be compounded upon like that. And while I will admit it is kinda anticlimactic to have the twins just be okay with Scott and Romana and just kinda chill out in the background, I can't deny that it was a really clever move from a structural perspective

I kinda just want games of the adventures that old Scott went on that eventually led onto what would have been their divorse. Their ACTUAL RELATIONSHIP is the main thing that this series ends up NEVER touching cause it sticks to its roots in being a big anime reference. The movie, comics and series end with them "being together" but then that leaves the people who understand the BASIC CONCEPT that a kiss isn't a fleshed out relationship and that there needs to be actual character moments and reasons for love and personality traits that intertwine and are shown doing just that without immediate halting or punishment for simply being together. The series does everything right for every character except for Scott and Ramona (and knives but im pretty sure they didnt wanna get DOUBLE cancelled. Lets really talk about it) by simply ignoring their relationship AGAIN. Don't get me wrong, it was COMPLETELY in Scott's character to just ignore the past 13 years, forget all about it and what it meant to him and move on, but to not even have an internal moment of reflection on future Ramona's part feels like blatant disrespect to the people who wanted actual depth and reason to WHY they love eachother rather than just cause kiss at the end or pretty gurl meet funni boi. They get into what made them NOT work, but not what actually kept them together for the 13 years in the first place. While more time is given to them in the comics, lets be honest. The comics AND movie *both* end with them basically JUST beginning to seriously date. Nothing is done that isnt halted by an ex or knives and nothing COUNTS until she even knows about knives IMO and you end with essentially what COULD be a good relationship by the end if they just touched on it. But they don't so i want a game. Sorry for the essay

I never watched the movie or read the comic and even so this show was amazing, I feel like I didn't know Scott that much like you said, though those last two episodes were helpful in showing more about him, all the source material seems super interesting. Everything has made me want to read the comics and watch the movie!

I'm sad that no one said "He punched the highlights out of her hair!"

I've been watching your videos for over a year now and watching a Scott Pilgrim related video is amazing!!! Me and 300+ people in the Scott Pilgrim fanbase are currently re-making the movie entirely (With voice acting, music, animation, and more!) This anime is super awesome, I'm so happy it's finally here

My uncle dropped the show and that got me curious... I saw the twist on ep 1 and kept going, it was a nice "what if player 2 happened instead" story. Its nice.

Who knew that “subverting expectations” could actually be done so well. Having watched the movie, the comic and played the game, the show was just an awesome rollercoaster. There was only 1 thing that I was sad about not seeing and that was still not getting a full adaptation of his high school best friend he never noticed

as soon as you said it is fantastic, i stopped the video, turn on the show, watched it, loved it, and now i am back to watch your amazing summary (as always)

Matthew Patel is honestly one of my favorite characters because he’s kinda supposed to be the tutorial boss of the story but he ends up defeating Gideon and taking his empire despite being the lowest ranking ex

As someone who was raised on the franchise (I've read the comics so many times my friends probably have a list of no context panels I've sent to them, and I've watched the movie since I was like 7 and knows its soundtrack by heart and geeked the fuck out when the songs "Black Sheep" and "Scott Pilgrim" made cameos,) this is something I absolutely ADORED.

The feeling I got when the Evil Ex theme from the video game played when Even Older Scott fought the Exes was unreal. I loved that whole final battle, and wasn't actually expecting to hear any music directly from the game, even though Anamanaguchi did the music for both the game and show.

Whatever is my favorite episode tbh united states of whatever is amazing Also love how Lucas lee and Todd both jab each other especially since Chris Evans became a big actor after this movie was kinda cheeky and funny

As some who had the animation as the first time in this story, not having the context to anything made it all so much funnier, dead people turning into coins, vegan powers, a dude with magic powers just because, Ramona's purse and huge hammer Imma watch the movie now

Only thing that really bugged me too Was that the fact that most of Gideons plans got erased. We dont have his big babe cryoginator and he hasnt even Affected Ramona with the glow beforehand which is weird considering that the show and the comics would split stories after matthews battle. (tho I also like to think that the series is a sequel to the novels)

As a big Scott Pilgrim fan, I do think this show is great, but.... the fact that if we do assume that this future Scott went through the same developments as comic Scotts it does feel like a character regression, as the whole point of Nega Scott gets thrown out the window and it feels like character assassination. It probably isn't the same Scott from the comics tho, since Future Ramona mentions that it was their first big break, even though in the comic she left and they did have a break, which caused Scott to confront himself, so idk. Still a fun series.

That "no shit" at the 21:20 mark just hit me right in the funny bone.

"If you haven't watched the show yet, you can leave." A glowing endorsement, I shall watch it immediately

All I’ll say is this, I’m glad new people are being introduced to Scott Pilgrim, and for people that love to show I’m happy for them, but there’s that part of me that does feel a bit disappointed about the fact that they weren’t really being honest when they marked it, Personally, I would’ve preferred a faithful adaption of the comic with the exact character development from the show with the characters, plus without the exes dying with also more episodes to to really flush out the characters that kind of got sidelined as well, but again, I can be happy that we got something though.😊😅

This show was amazing and i loved the intro hope to see more in the future

I just wish they had found a way to fit in the "You named the cat Gideon?" joke inside the show. That would have made it 100% perfect ^^

Subverting expectation doesn't work if you aren't familiar with what is being subverted. Anybody who hasn't seen the comic or movie will not care. For them the MC died in ep 1 then ep 2 is about an important fight between 2 bad guys they know nothing about(and thus doesn't care about) For this show to work as a stand alone Ramona should have been the focus in ep 1 You mentioned Fate/Stay night with its multiple routes. The other routes(UBW & HF) only have impact, if you already play the standard Fate route

I definitely preferred the comics, so it left a sour taste considering the marketing around this. But at the same time I love the Scott Pilgrim world and characters so much that I love them doing new stuff with it. While I much prefer Scott as a protagonist, and more importantly I love the slower pacing of the comics where Scott and Ramona slowly came to terms with themselves and started to work towards being better people. This one is amazing in most regards but that just felt lacking here in how quickly they fell in love and changed here that like the movie felt like a more generic heroes journey. I also have to headcannon that future Scott and Ramona are different from the comic versions because I hate the idea of this being how they turned out, especially with the amazing ambiguity of the original. There are a few issues I still have, like the stuff you brought up or nobody caring about Scott dying, but regardless I still really liked this series. I love the focus on the evil exes and how entertaining they are. The humor is great as expected and the movie set stuff was really fun, and fuck the animation and choreogrphy was just phenomenal. Great show overall but it still irks me in a lot of ways.

scott pilgrim had been on my to watch list for years now and i never actually watched a trailer or saw anything from it (besides that one "he just left" scene from the movie) and the anime was the first "taste" i got of the show. i was very confused as to why they would randomly start fighting and the fact that they were able to change scenes. i skipped some of the first few episodes (not entirely, just some scenes) but at the end, i fell in love and watched it all over again! very, very good story. my favorite thing from the show was knives and kim's duet because of just how much i fell in love with the song. this show is the reason that i'm itching to play drums again. haven't played them in years.

Apparently, there's currently no plans to renew this for a second season :( I feel like it left itself open for one, so I hope it's considered!

I watched it thinking it was going to be an animated version of the comics done by the actors of the movie. I grew up with the movie I never read the comics So I was looking forward to seeing what the movie had cut out but this was an absolute shock and it was indeed incredible!!!! I loved it so much of it was well done they clearly had fun with it and there was love for it. I am looking forward to reading the comics to learn even more and have a much more appreciation for this series when I re-watch it in the proper context

I liked the show alot, its great. I also will be covering my ears. I got sick and tired of people saying woke this woke that and it gotten so bad that i dont even give a shit anymore.

Rian Johnson: "I'm going to subvert the expectations of the audience by changing the focus of the film!!" *rolls a 1* "Fuck!" Kevin Smith: "I'm going to subvert the expectations of the audience by dropping the main character from screen time!" *rolls a 1* "FUCK!" Abel Góngora: "I'm going to do both of those!" *Rolls a 20 with advantage* "fuck yeah!"

just another fact that made me appreciate the show even more, bryan lee o'malley divorced his wife (the real life inspiration for ramona) in 2014 so do with that what you will

The show may be cool and all, but still, it would have been nice to finally have the comic adaptation everyone wanted from years and years. And yes, "the original comic is still there", like Bryan said, but there's nothing wrong in wanting a decently faithful adaptation of something in another medium. Even with the necessary liberties for it to properly translate from a narrative mean to another. Unfortunately, with this show existing and O'Malley's "I don't want to do the same story a third time" mindset, at this point it's unlikely to have the proper adaptation of the comic in animated form. At least in the near future.

"If you haven't seen the show yet... You can leave." Well... that's all I needed to hear. See ya, I'll be back after I watch the show.

Everybody complaining that Scott didn't get enough backstory, just read the comics or watch the movie. It's all there.

I never expected watching the whole thing and having my favorite character being Young Neil.

As someone coming in fully blind, I absolutely loved the series! I loved the exes! The twins were the only ones I didn’t care for but I really enjoyed all of this!

This is what I want from an ADAPTATION taking some source material and do something(not all) different and give you a new perspective about that original work, now.. I just need to read the comic!

What? The show sucks. It was such a punch to the face. See the issue is it advertised itself an adaptation of the books but it baited the viewers by killing off Scott in the first episode, the show then goes into a completely different direction that ultimately undermines the original source material and basically spits on the fans of the og material. It basically BLOM telling us "sorry for writing this problematic story, let me fix it with a new twist!". Like there's a difference in changing something in a adaptation so it can flow better for the story, and changing something in a adaptation because the original author was ashamed of some aspects in the original material. I'm not even against the idea of "Ramona Flowers vs the World" but the insidiuous marketing and execution put a bitter taste in my mouth.

Really disliked this show. Animation was phenomenal, but the character motivations felt weak. I just couldn’t get into Ramona going on this whole Scooby Doo mystery search for Scott after they had one date. Like I get that you’re supposed to have seen the movie or comics before watching this, but I wasn’t buying Ramona and Scott as these star crossed lovers who are just MEANT TO be together. It’s not fair to leave it to the audience to just be like “of course she searches everywhere for Scott. Ramona and Scott HAVE TO be together!” Overall it felt like a pretty ok fan fiction that leaned too heavily on “whoa, wouldn’t it be wacky if…” moments

I went into the anime blind with cautious optimism and was absolutely blown away. So happy with the new plot. The pacing was excellent, sound and design was fantastic, I would be hard pressed to find any major criticisms. It was a series no one was asking for, but I am so glad someone got high and said "what if Scott Pilgrim, but anime?"

I actually really liked the Todd stuff, since Todd starts acting very different in response to what happens. Even apologizing to Envy. Other versions of him apologizing for falling for Wallace? Nope never would happen. I don’t think he’s a jerk anymore, he’s just not bright. My fav bit is that he’s training probably to prove himself to Wallace and regain his powers as well in the end, with Roxie training him.

Kind of disappointed that Scott's only in 2 of 8 episodes. Like why is it even called Scott Pilgrim at this point? Honestly it's starting to feel like Masters of the Universe 2.0

I got fully bamboozled and loved it lol, had no idea it wasn’t a remake

I haven't seen anyone said this but it really feels like a... Evangelion Rebuild This feels like a Sequel and a New Beginning