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* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': The titular character is associated with PopPunk, with many of the songs associated with him falling under this genre. Punk music matches how [[MascotWithAttitude his attitude was somewhat edgy at the time]], but the pop elements make the music sound friendlier to represent his NiceGuy personality.
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* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': The titular character is associated with PopPunk, with many of the songs associated with him falling under this genre. Punk This combination of edgy, rebellious punk rock with lighter, friendlier pop music matches how he [[MascotWithAttitude his attitude was somewhat edgy at the time]], has a lot of attitude]], but the pop elements make the music sound friendlier to represent his NiceGuy personality.with [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold a heart of gold underneath it all]].
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** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song "I Hate You" with [[AffectionateParody tongue firmly in cheek]].
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** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, Creator/KirkThatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song "I Hate You" with [[AffectionateParody tongue firmly in cheek]].
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* Zed from ''VideoGame/LollipopChainsaw'' is a Dark Purveyor who's theme is Punk; he wears punk fashion with a ''massive'' red mohawk, his attacks involve intense shrieking and his boss fight takes place in the city junk yard.
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* A fairly generic punk listening to an even more generic song was featured in a scene in ''StarTrek IV: The Voyage Home''. It was meant as sort of a contrast between the squeaky clean Enterprise members and the anarchist underbelly of San Francisco/the modern age.
** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song ''I Hate You'' with [[AffectionateParody tongue firmly in cheek]].
** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song ''I Hate You'' with [[AffectionateParody tongue firmly in cheek]].
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* A fairly generic punk listening to an even more generic song was featured in a scene in ''StarTrek IV: The Voyage Home''. ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome''. It was meant as sort of a contrast between the squeaky clean Enterprise members and the anarchist underbelly of San Francisco/the modern age.
** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song''I "I Hate You'' You" with [[AffectionateParody tongue firmly in cheek]].
** That particular punk was played by Kirk R. Thatcher, one of the film's associate producers, and he and screenwriter Nicholas Meyer wrote the song
