> Basically none of the functions, macros or syntax is from Lisp.
Sounds like it's extremely well named, then. LispyScript is to Lisp as Javascript is to Java: an entirely different language with different syntax, semantics, standard library and performance characteristics, but with just enough superficial similarity to provide plausible deniability for the name.
The documentation says:
http://lispyscript.com/docs/
> LispyScript is not a dialect of Lisp. There is no list processing in LispyScript . LispyScript is Javascript using a Lispy syntax (a tree syntax).
That's about right. It actually uses some kind of s-expressions, but not Lisp syntax.