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Quote1 And then... it was time... for Toronto to drown in... the sweets sounds of... the Clash... at... Demonhead! Quote2
The Announcer

The Clash at Demonhead is a band from Montreal, Canada, consisting of singer Envy Adams, bassist Todd Ingram, and drummer Lynette Guycott. Envy, their leader, is Scott's ex-girlfriend, is currently dating Ramona's ex-boyfriend Todd.

History[]

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The Clash at Demonhead album cover

The band first appears at the end of Volume 2 and are the main antagonists for Volume 3.

The members play drums (Lynette), bass (Todd), and only occasionally keyboard (Envy). There is no guitarist in the group which is extremely rare for a group with a punk/rock image.

Also, Lynette has a bionic arm and the ability to teleport which is never delved into.

Like most bands in the series, The Clash at Demonhead is named after a classic video game. In this case, Clash at Demonhead was a 1990 NES platformer. The name is also inspired by the classic punk rock band The Clash, which is the reason why "The" was added to the band's name.

The break-up[]

Shove

The Beginning of the End...

The Clash at Demonhead suffers the most extreme breakup in band history at the end of volume 3 when Envy catches Todd, having just had sex with Lynette, walking out of the bathroom with her panties on his head and zipping up his jeans. In a fit of rage, Envy smashes off Lynette's cybernetic arm as she tries to escape, making their drummer useless. She then knees Todd in the balls after he attempts to patch things up and apologize. Todd uses his vegan powers to toss Envy across the room then turns his attention to Scott. Scott is initially overpowered, but is defended by Crash and the Boys who have learned to manipulate sound through hard work and will power alone, and also seem to have had a hostile take over and changed their name to "The Boys!! and Crash!".

Scott is still overpowered with this assistance, but the vegan police interrupt the fight and strip Todd of his powers for multiple vegan offenses including eating gelato and chicken Parmesan. Scott headbutts the now powerless Todd into a pile of coins. Envy is initially disheartened by all this since she loved Todd, but concludes it was for the best in the end.

Portrayal in adaptions[]

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World[]

In the movie, all the music for The Clash at Demonhead is composed by Metric. Brie Larson (the actress playing Envy) sings "Black Sheep" while Metric provides the instrumental backup. Envy herself was inspired by the singer of Metric, Emily Haines. The band itself ended after Scott defeated Todd with the help of the Vegan Police.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game[]

All three members appear in World 3. Lynette and Envy fight as Sub-Bosses while Todd is the main Boss.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off[]

The band briefly appears in the flashback in the episode "Lights. Camera. Sparks?!" where Envy, Todd and Lynette can be seen performing "Black Sheep" in front of a huge crowd with Envy pointing the microphone towards the audience who are singing.

Discography[]

Title Notes
"Black Sheep" Features in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Scott Pilgrim Takes Off

Gallery[]

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