‘Scott Pilgrim’ Adapted For Anime With Original Cast Voicing Characters

The beloved “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” is back–and in its original form. The comic-to-film adaptation was initially released in 2010, starring the likes of Michael Cera, Brie Larson, Chris Evans, Jason Schwartzman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kieran Culkin, and more. Now, the first trailer for the anime-style remake is out for longtime fans to see. The original cast members returned to the project to voice their respective characters.

The original film garnered a massive fanbase for its colorful palette, unique humor, video game references, and indie rock soundtrack. The film successfully launched the careers of several of its stars, notably Michael Cera. Cera most recently appeared as Allan in Greta Gerwig’s acclaimed “Barbie.”

In the 13 years since the project’s initial release, Cera still has a lot of love for the film.

Fan Reactions

Fans of the film look forward to the unique revival, especially given that the original cast is returning to their roles in a new way.

Some are already pairing scenes from the new trailer with some of the most iconic scenes from the original live action version.

Many are reminiscing on their favorite aspects of the original film. Some fans share their art that the film inspired, and their detailed costumes inspired by the characters.

Fans of Brie Larson were excited to see their favorite actress involved in another project releasing this fall.

Scott Pilgrim vs. Netflix

The film will be released with Netflix. The streaming giant has been subject to criticism for several reasons in recent months. The platform cracked down on password sharing, forcing families spread between multiple households to pay extra fees to share accounts or have to pay to star separate accounts entirely.

Outside of passwordsgate, the streamer has been under scrutiny since May amid the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Writers on popular programs claim that the network hires “mini rooms” to skirt job security for screenwriters, and actors claim that they are paid slim to no residuals. Low or a lack of residual payments can lead to a lack of insurance coverage for actors.

The cult following surrounding “Scott Pilgrim” has some former Netflix subscribers vowing to return just to see the film.

The new iteration of “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” hits Netflix on November 17.

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