Lucas Wilson

★CRASH (Lucas Wilson)

"Crash and the Boys" (later known as "The Boys!! and Crash!", is a Brampton-based musical band that appears twice during the Scott Pilgrim series, once as a rival band to Sex Bob-omb and then to help Scott. His name is a reference to the title of the video game Crash 'n' The Boys: Street Challenge for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the Western regions.

★Integrantes

Lucas "Crash" Wilson is the group's singer and guitarist, Joel MacMillan plays bass, and their drummer is Trisha "Trasha" Ha, an 8-year-old girl who the other two discovered playing DrumMania at Pacific Mall Arcade. According to Stephen Stills, she has an extreme case of ADHD. Kim is jealous and angry at this rival drummer girl. The name of her previous drummer is unknown, but it is rumored that he went crazy and fell into a coma.

★Crash and the Boys (1° aparición: Movie)

The first time the group appears (in Volume 1), they are rivals of Sex Bob-omb, opening for SB's concert at Club Rockit. Its opening number, "I Am So Sad, I Am So Very, Very Sad" (Spanish: I am so sad. I am so very, very sad), only lasts 0.4 seconds. Their second song is dedicated to Wallace, who continues to mock them from the balcony, and is called "We Hate You, Please Die." Their next song is called "Zog." Their latest song is "Last Song Kills Audience", which puts the entire crowd (minus the people on the balcony) into a 20-30 minute mental blackout session.

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In Volume 3, Crash and the Boys "had a hostile takeover" and return as 'The Boys!! and Crash!', with bassist Joel who seems to have taken on the role of band leader, play without instruments, but continue creating music on stage wearing goggles and large gloves. They are the opening act during The Clash at Demonhead's concert at Lee's Palace, along with Sex Bob-omb and they do a good job. When the fight breaks out between Scott and Todd Ingram, The Boys!! and Crash! they side with Scott, explaining that through constant training they can now manipulate pure sound "with just hard work and willpower." They are able to neutralize the bass explosions powered by Todd's vegan powers with these new abilities and empower Scott when he goes on the offensive. However, even with his help, Scott is unable to break Todd's defenses. Fortunately, the Vegan Police appear at the last moment and strip Todd of his powers, allowing Scott to easily defeat him.

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★Representation in adaptations ⼀In the movie: Crash and the Boys movie Crash and the Boys' music is performed by Broken Social Scene in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Crash Wilson is portrayed by Erik Knudsen with Maurie W. Kaufmann and Abigail Chu as Joel and Trasha, respectively. They play "I Am So Sad, I'm So Very, Very Sad" (which begins and ends with "So Sad!") and "We Hate You, Please Die" (a "tribute" song to Wallace, which followed taunting and mocking them) but not "Zog" or "Last Song Kills Audience" (although "We Hate You, Please Die" is referred to as "Last Song Kills Audience" in an alternate scene, found on the DVD). After Matthew Patel summons his demon hipster girls, he proceeds to launch rampant fireballs, one of which incinerates Crash and the Boys, leaving Sex Bob-omb as winners by default. Because they died in the first battle, Crash and the Boys never play at Lee's Palace with The Clash at Demonhead and would never get to help Scott in his battle against Todd Ingram.

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In the original version of the film, "We Hate You, Please Die" is actually a separate song from what is heard in the final version, and that song is called "Last Song Kills Audience", although it does not knock the audience out. audience. In the film, Crash and the Boys are presented as hailing from Brampton, a city near Toronto and the real-life hometown of Michael Cera, the actor who plays Scott Pilgrim.

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⼀In the video game: Crash and the Boys (game) Crash and the Boys make a brief appearance in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game, but they don't play music. Rather, they are shown right after "Last Song Kills Audience" is played, with knocked out audience members and all. They were originally planned to be secondary boss enemies from World 1, but the fight was scrapped due to timing issues. As in the original comic, its bass drum appears to say 'The Archies', a reference to another fictional band (the drum in the film simply said "Drum").

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