What's this I hear about you dating a 16 year old?!?! — Stacey

Stacey Pilgrim
Stacey Pilgrim: Scott's younger sister
Age:	19 (20 in volume 6) (18 in movie)
Occupation:	Cashier at Second Cup
Relationship:	Jimmy (before Wallace steals him)
Family:	Mom & Dad Scott Pilgrim (brother) Lawrence West (brother)
Rating:	"T" for Teen

Stacey Pilgrim is Scott's 19-year-old younger sister. She works at the same Second Cup with Julie Powers and is also friends with Ramona. She's based on (and named after) Bryan Lee O'Malley's real sister Stacey. She sometimes calls Scott her little brother, probably because she is more grown up and mature. She has no problem interjecting her opinions and morals into Scott's life. She apparently keeps up via Wallace's texts, so they could be considered friends, though she sometimes expresses bitterness to Wallace when he constantly steals her boyfriends.

In vs. the WorldEdit

Stacey Pilgrim is played by Anna Kendrick whose previous works include the role of Jessica in the Twilight film series, as well as roles in Elsewhere, Up in the Air, and The Mayor.

Stacey is very gossipy in the movie, a running gag in the movie is that Wallace often texts her about the latest happenings in Scott's love life (once even whilst he's unconscious), causing Stacey to call immediately afterward. Like in the novels, she is quick to impose her (often blunt) opinions on Scott, such as telling him off for dating Knives. At the same time, she is shown to be close to him, and even comforts him after Ramona seemingly goes back to Gideon.

In the GameEdit

Stacey appears in the video game as a background character and a vendor in World 1. She also appears in World 6. A secret path will take you to Mobile's home and she is there (for some reason) before you meet Mobile. She also appears in the end credits as an audience to a Shatter Band concert.

TriviaEdit

• Once in both the book and movie, Stacey refers to Scott as her "younger brother", despite being about four years younger than him. This was pointed out by Jimmy in the volume 1. The reason for this could refer to the fact that Stacey acts much more mature than Scott.
  • Stacey's actor, Anna Kendrick, is actually older than Scott Pilgrim's actor, Michael Cera.
• Stacey doesn't like cats and finds the way they move "unnatural".
• Compared to the other female characters in the series, Stacey is a relatively normal character.