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Sandra and Monique are two girls who went to the University of Toronto with Scott and his friends. They are always together, whether in person or just mentioned.
History[]
Scott Pilgrim graphic novels[]
They first appear at Julie's party in Volume 1, when Scott asks them about Ramona. They both frequently attend shows at Lee's Palace (including the Clash at Demonhead gig at the end of Volume 2 and the one in Volume 3) as well as parties, and gossip about Envy, Gideon, etcetera.
In Volume 6 when they show up at the Chaos Theatre together with Julie, Monique is described as "not the best", Sandra is described as "not the original", and Julie is described as "the original and best".
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World[]
Scott refers to them as Lady Dudes. The two appear in the Movie at Julie's party telling Scott some information about Ramona Flowers, as well as being at Lee's Palace and The Clash at Demonhead after party. They are played by Kristina Pesic and Ingrid Haas respectively.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game[]
Sandra and Monique appear as background characters. Sandra is one of store owners in World 1.
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off[]
Sandra and Monique make a few cameos in Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. They are again portrayed by Kristina Pesic and Ingrid Haas respectively.
Appearance[]
Sandra (age 24) has shoulder-length wavy hair and is "kind of a ditz". Scott was caught with her early freshman year in the ladies' room at Burwash Hall (a dorm), but Scott claims that it was "not what it looked like" (volume 3, chapter 13). She appears to be a lot more pleasant and easy going than her companion.
Monique (age 23) has glasses and a ponytail and is "kind of a bitch". Scott was caught with her early freshman year in the ladies' room after psych class, but Scott claims that it was a "misunderstanding" (volume 3, chapter 13). She acts almost as unpleasant as Julie.
Trivia[]
- In the color edition of Volume 1, Bryan Lee O'Malley explains that he borrowed their names from two girls he knew in middle school, and that they were created as spokespeople for "the vast sea of background characters" throughout the series.