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[Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World The Movie] - Many Questions Surrounding Death in this World

What's the graveyard situation like in their world? It seems like when people die they explode into change and people do not seem to think that's incredibly rare. Are there graveyards with nothing to bury?



Who keeps the change?


Is there a higher rate of murder due to the lack of bodily evidence after a murder has been committed? I assume criminals can just pick up the change and leave, and unless there was witnesses no one would know there was a crime.


How are murders or other deaths by unnatural causes determined if bodies explode into coins on death? Are there such things as autopsies, coroners, graveyards, churches, etc...?


How is the amount of change left over when you die determined? Is it your skill in combat? Your general power in life? Your importance as related specifically to Ramona Flowers? 


If Vladimir Putin is murdered does his entire billions of dollars in his bank accounts globally explode into change in the room he dies in?
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People only explode into money if they had extra lives and get to respawn back at their home.  Losing a battle this way is expensive and traumatic, and so most people who get into fights really decide that it's not worth it to continue going that route. Theoretically, if someone dies for real, no more continues or extra lives, they will actually leave a corpse behind and no coins. 

This is why people aren't calling Scott out for murdering a ton of folks, even if they had it coming.