Cheery pop tunes like Toni Basil's 'Mickey' and 'You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)' from Dead or Alive brighten the tone, too. Meanwhile, the screen explodes with pink hearts, yellow stars, and a million other bedazzlements, amping up the 'cheerleader' theme just as Lollipop Chainsaw amps up its 'sexual imagery' theme. Later, a high school classmate, saved from a zombie attack, happily calls out that he'll pleasure himself to thoughts of Juliet that night elsewhere, a zombie-fied football player growls that he'll-well-let's just say the activity involves Juliet's noggin lodged somewhere you don't expect a noggin to comfortably fit.

She complains that she's getting fat from sucking on too many lollipops, though she has a physique women of any age would envy. Just how improper is Lollipop Chainsaw? The opening cutscene features a just-18 Juliet welcoming you to her bedroom while the camera lovingly caresses her bare torso. As luck would have it, her hometown is having a bit of trouble with the undead, and it's up to her and her chainsaw to slice and dice her way through her high school, across a baseball field, and through other mundane locales rendered all askew by vibrant neon-colored graphics and a general disregard for social propriety. You play as the sucker-loving Juliet, who, like the rest of her family, happens to be a zombie hunter.

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