#Scott pilgrim vs the world game artist movie#

#Scott pilgrim vs the world game artist movie#

The movie adaptation’s electrifying action encouraged me to purchase the full box set of the original Bryan Lee O’Malley comics and I have been smitten ever since. I became a member of that fandom far before I ever entered my formative late teenage years. Scott’s journey is one of personal accountability and responsibility, while Ramona’s is about self-acceptance and appreciation it is a beautiful journey that I recommend to anyone on the cusp of adulthood. Their human struggles extend beyond the backdrop of whimsical video game-style combat and a distinctive art style. The dialogue and development shared between Scott, Ramona, Knives, Kim, and the rest of this incredible cast warms the reader up inside. Still, you will be hard-pressed to find a saga more timeless than the story of this 23-year-old loser bassist falling head over heels for the girl of his literal dreams. Nowadays, stories about indie darlings learning about maturity are a dime a dozen.

The Scott Pilgrim series of graphic novels are possibly the only books I have ever read that I resonate with on a truly vulnerable personal level.

Disclaimer: This review is for the Xbox One version of the game, conducted on an Xbox One X, and all gameplay images were captured in-game.