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Follows 

Spin-off 

References 

Tetsuwan atomu (1963) (TV Series)
Scott wears a short with Atom (a.k.a. Astro Boy) on it.
Head (1968)
The kick-drum with the word 'DRUM' in white type on a black background is a reference to the Salt Lake City performance of Circle Sky in Head. The real Stephen Stills and Neil Young both play session guitar on various songs on the Head soundtrack.
The Warriors (1979)
The fight song with Lucas Lee is based on the song "Fight!" from The Warriors
Puckman (1980) (Video Game)
Scott talks about the game's name twice
Flash Gordon (1980)
The sound that is heard with the gleam of Gideon Graves ring is same as Ming the Merciless in Flash Gordon.
Galaga (1981) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
The Katayanagi Twins' amps go up to eleven in Japanese
The Hyrule fantasy: Zeruda no densetsu (1986) (Video Game)
Music and sound effects from this game and its many sequels are heard. Gideon Gordon Graves' company logo (seen on his t-shirt) is three triangular "G"s pointing downward in the shape of a triangle with an empty triangle in the center, an inverted tribute to the Triforce from the Legend of Zelda series.
Ms. Pac-Man (1987) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
The Legend of Zelda 2: Rinku no bôken (1987) (Video Game)
The NegaScott is a homage to Dark Link from Zelda II
DuckTales (1987) (TV Series)
A song is called "Launchpad McQuack" after a character from this cartoon
Akira (1988)
Todd defacing the moon
Super Mario Bros. 2 (1988) (Video Game)
The band Sex Bob-omb is named after the enemy character in the Mario games that first appeared in the American version of Super Mario Bros. 2
Tetris (1989) (Video Game)
mentioned in dialogue
Sonic the Hedgehog (1991) (Video Game)
Sound effects are used.
Final Fantasy II (1991) (Video Game)
Scott references this game, but calls it "Final Fantasy II" which it was renamed for its initial American release.
Zeruda no densetsu: Kamigami no toraifôsu (1991) (Video Game)
Sound effects and music are used.
X-Men (1992) (TV Series)
Scott wears an X patch on his jacket, referencing his love of the Marvel franchise
Super Mario All-Stars (1993) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
EarthBound (1994) (Video Game)
The Chaos Theatre is named after a theater from this game.
Sonic & Knuckles (1994) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
Tank Girl (1995)
Ramona dresses like Tank Girl
Fargo (1996)
poster seen
Time Crisis (1997) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
The Matrix (1999)
During battle between Roxy and Ramona the latter jumps overhead similar to Trinity.
Street Fighter Alpha 3 (1999) (Video Game)
After the first fight scene, an off-screen announcer yells "K.O.". The announcer is ripped directly from Street Fighter Alpha 3
Soulcalibur (1999) (Video Game)
Roxy has Ivy's sword whip...thing, and her outfit's even ripped to match.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)
Envy is referred to early on as She-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named
Naruto (2002) (TV Series)
Gideon uses hand seals a la Naruto to summon his Katana
Time Crisis: Crisis Zone (2004) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
Bleach (2004) (TV Series)
Knives looks almost exactly like a certain Action Ninja from this series
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection (2005) (Video Game)
mentioned in end credits
My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)
Scott mentions 'my stupid ex-girlfriend', and a guy asks "Isn't that the Uma Thurman movie?"
Desu nôto (2006) (TV Series)
Envy dresses like Misa from Death Note
Rock Band (2007) (Video Game)
Scott wears a shirt featuring The Bass symbol from this game.
Hot Fuzz (2007)
Edgar Wright says that the package Scott Pilgrim orders is a Blu-Ray copy of Hot Fuzz, Wright's directed and written by Wright.

Referenced in 

Kick-Ass (2010)
When Katie is talking about comics she has read, she mentions the Scott Pilgrim series.
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Dinner for Schmucks/Charlie St. Cloud/Get Low (2010) (TV Episode)
Brett says they will review it in two weeks
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: The Last Exorcism/Piranha 3D/Vampires Suck (2010) (TV Episode)
Ron Babcock says "Vampires Suck" made more money in its opening weekend the Scott Pilgrim
Happy Video Game Nerd: Clash at Demonhead (2010) (TV Episode)
This film is mentioned, and its poster is shown.
Conan: The Mummenschantz Conundrum (2010) (TV Episode)
Michael Cera promotes the video release
The Spoony Experiment: Highlander: The Source Review (2010) (TV Episode)
Spoony said that he feels like the final battle was a deleted scene from Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.74 (2011) (TV Episode)
Jay Leno mentions that Aubrey Plaza was in the film
Paul (2011)
In the comic book store Paul enters, a Scott Pilgrim comic can be found, possibly in relation to Universal/Big Talk's production.
Hop (2011)
E.B. has a poster of the movie on his bedroom wall.
Edición Especial Coleccionista: ¡Hasta nunca, Doctor! (2011) (TV Episode)
Appears on the list of DVD & Blu-Ray releases of April/May
Arthur (2011)
ad on taxi cab marquee
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series: Seto Kaiba VS the World (2011) (TV Episode)
The title is a reference to the movie. Also, Kaiba asks Lecter if he is one of Noah's "seven evil ex-boyfriends."
Pingpocalypse (2011) (Short)
characters explode into coins
Conan: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Rabbi (2011) (TV Episode)
Title mentioned while introducing Aubrey Plaza
Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope (2011)
Edgar Wright's title card mentions him being the director of this movie.
Neighbours: Episode #1.6458 (2012) (TV Episode)
Toadie gets this film on DVD for Sonya to watch
Garbage Day (2012) (Short)
Poster in Office
Bum Reviews: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: DVD (2012) (TV Episode)
movie is reviewed

Featured in 

The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Hot Tub Time Machine/Chloe/How to Train Your Dragon (2010) (TV Episode)
Brett reviews the trailer in the Anticipatron
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #18.96 (2010) (TV Episode)
a clip from the film starring Jason Schwartzman is shown
Late Show with David Letterman: Michael Cera/Rachel Maddow/Herbie Hancock (2010) (TV Episode)
Promotional excerpt showed during interview with Michael Cera - Wallace Wells tells Scott Pilgrim to fight for love, since he needs him to move out.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation (2010) (TV Short)
At the end of this short, scenes from the live-action Scott Pilgrim movie are shown.
Maltin on Movies: Eat Pray Love (2010) (TV Episode)
Movie reviewed in this episode.
Siskel & Ebert: Episode dated 14 August 2010 (2010) (TV Episode)
Clips shown for the review.
Breakfast: Episode dated 18 August 2010 (2010) (TV Episode)
Clip shown to introduce today's special guest Edgar Wright.
The Hour: Episode #7.34 (2010) (TV Episode)
Footage shown during Edgar Wright's bio segment.
Maltin on Movies: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) (TV Episode)
Movie reviewed in this episode.
Forget About It: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2011) (TV Episode)
Panda forgets about it
The 2011 Comedy Awards (2011)
clip shown: award nominee
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #21.139 (2013) (TV Episode)
a clip is shown in a montage of Chris Evans films

Spoofs 

Seinfeld (1990) (TV Series)
A sitcom-style conversation in the vein of Seinfeld.
Dance Dance Revolution (1998) (Video Game)
Scott and Knives play a game called NInja Ninja Revolution which also utilizes feet to play the game.

Spoofed in 

Mad: Snott Pilgrim vs. the Wonderful World of Disney/Malcolm in the Middle Earth (2011) (TV Episode)
The Snot Pilgrim segment is a parody of Scott Pilgrim.
Matty Speller: Professional Gangster (2012) (Short)
The bass battle scene is spoofed right before the rap battle

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