<Li> Mr. Chau is Knives's father . He has a collection of antique samurai swords . His discovery that Knives had dated a white guy causes him to go on a rampage, hunting Scott down and attacking him with his samurai swords . Scott later gains his approval, prompting him to tell Knives that he will not mind if she dates another white guy in the future (his only spoken dialogue), but says it in Chinese, so consequently she does not understand . Mr. Chau appears in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game as an unlockable character that can be summoned to momentarily aid the player in combat . He is unlocked by encountering him on the overworld map and defeating him in combat . </Li> <Li> Mobile is Wallace's boyfriend . He and Wallace meet while dancing at a club and the two are revealed to have been dating since Volume 3 . He and Wallace move in together at the end of Volume 4 and he makes his first appearance in Volume 5 . He is psychic and according to Wallace, he "attends business on the astral plane ." </Li> <Li> The Vegan Police are a group that appear briefly at the conclusion of Volume 3, shown to have jurisdiction over the actions of psychic vegans . Two of their officers (one wiry and Caucasian, the other resembling Budai) appear out of nowhere during a protracted battle between Scott Pilgrim and Todd Ingram . As punishment for cheating on his vegan diet, they strip Todd of his powers, allowing Scott to finally defeat him . In the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, the two officers are played (uncredited) by Thomas Jane and Clifton Collins Jr. respectively . They vaguely resemble the Andys from Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz . </Li> <Li> NegaScott is the dark "negative" side of Scott, a reminder of all the mistakes Scott has made in the past . Scott had been running from it for so long, which is partly why his memories are a bit inaccurate . When Scott encounters NegaScott in volume 6, Kim reminds him to stop running from his mistakes . Upon remembering Ramona, Scott stops fighting it and merges with it, restoring his memory . NegaScott is played by Michael Cera in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World . In the movie adaptation Negascott is revealed to be the ultimate film boss and appears just as Scott defeats Gideon in similar fashion to the shadow clone final boss from the Double Dragon II kick and punch videogame from the 80s . However, Scott befriends NegaScott instead of fighting with him since he found out that they both "had a lot in common". NegaScott is an unlockable character in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game . </Li>

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