Juliet: Stop making fun of Stephen Hawking, you jerk! Josey: Hey Juliet, are you ready to boogie-woogie? Attack Pattern Alpha: Cordelia and Juliet's Fastball Special.Fittingly, he's the final boss of the game. Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The culmination of Swan's diabolical revenge plan involves the summoning of Killabilly, a ginormous, zombified, Elvis Presley-esque abomination who has enough power to destroy Earth if Juliet and Nick don't stop him.Nick gets one at the beginning when he realizes he's a disembodied head.Atomic F-Bomb: Courtesy of Zed, who attacks by yelling swear words.Athletic Arena Level: The infamous "Zombie Baseball" mini-game, in which Juliet must help Nick (whose head is attached to a zombie) score three home runs.Ass Kicks You: Juliet has an attack where she launches herself butt-first at an enemy, making them groggy.During Chapter 2, there's an Art Shift that happens during gameplay: Whenever Juliet-a semi-realistic-looking character- gets shocked by electricity or lightning, viewing from the front reveals that she has a cartoonish skeleton.
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Artistic License Biology: Hilariously Lampshaded by Nick, after he's reduced to a talking head.Killabilly's influences are genocide, splinters, suffering, rape, roadkill, Michael Bublé, flat tires, Satan, Charley horses, oppression, torture, and M.Yumil's hobbies are listed as disemboweling, drinking blood, and balancing a ball on his nose.Near the end of the game, Juliet gives one to Nick before his Heroic Sacrifice.Juliet reciprocates, even while severing his head. Nick as he lies zombifying in the prologue.The American/European cover, on the other hand ◊, depicts Juliet holding her chainsaw in one hand and a lollipop in the other, looking like a total badass who shouldn't be fucked with, while a zombie can be seen coming out of a locker in the background. American Kirby Is Hardcore: On the Japanese cover ◊, Juliet and Nick are laying on a bed with lollipops scattered all around them, and Juliet looks so soft and cuddly.Juliet and her chainsaw gets the most focus, but Cordelia is skilled with her sniper rifle. Action Girl: Juliet and Cordelia are both seasoned zombie hunters.Action Bomb: Some zombies wear dynamite around their waists.The Achievement "I Swear! It Was An Accident!", which is awarded for looking up Juliet's skirt.The trophy " Gunn Struck", which is awarded to you once you shock Juliet a total of ten times.It's an explicitly magical chainsaw, of course. She repeatedly uses it to cut flying cars in half before they can hit her. Absurdly Sharp Blade: Juliet's chainsaw cuts through entire four-door sedans, chain-link fences, steel security shutters, stacks of trees, concrete pipes, bus doors, and I-beams.Swan also crushes on Juliet leading up to the whole zombie mess, which is why getting rid of Nick is one of his goals. The female police officer zombie gets off with her nightstick while looking at class photos of Gideon.
The farmer zombie photoshops Juliet's head onto swimsuit model bodies.
Lollipop Chainsaw contains the following tropes: Why? Because she's a zombie hunter, duh.Īrmed with her magical chainsaw to keep any grope-happy zombies at bay and aided by the support of her family and her utterly bewildered disembodied boyfriend, Juliet becomes the last line of defense against disgruntled classmate/emo-goth-wannabe Swan and the Dark Purveyors, a group of Rock'n'Roll Zombie Lords who want to rip the entire world's collective head open and gnaw on the brain matter therein. But fear not for dear Juliet: the not-so-average cheerleader has enough knowledge of magic to separate Nick's head from his infected body while keeping him alive.
well, there's the minor matter of a Zombie Apocalypse tearing through San Romero High-which has claimed her boyfriend, Nick, as a casualty. To top it all off, she's celebrating her eighteenth birthday after school! What could go wrong? She's smart, athletic, and she has both a supportive family and a cute boyfriend. She's a popular cheerleader at San Romero High School, California.
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