Lollipop Chainsaw has two versions of Juliet Starling: Jessica Nigri for the West and Mayu Kawamoto for Japan. Despite the fact that both were signed presumably so they didn’t have to cross an ocean to promote the game, Nigri traveled to Tokyo’s Akihabara so that both Juliets could appear in a photo op alongside game designer Goichi Suda.
Source: Kotaku
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