LEGO The Incredibles

LEGO The Incredibles is another entry in the LEGO game series and is incredibly odd in that you play through the second movie before the first.
In case a ton of content from that duology isn't doing it for you, it also features one character from each Pixar franchise up to that point, and the Luxo Jr. mascot, as unlockables.

It's showtime!

Unused Graphics#

Character Icons#

NPC Icons

Goon Icons
Some goons are playable, but usually only a single variation of one. The other unplayable variations do have icons however.

Boss Titles#

Alternate designs for the boss logos are leftover in the files.

Unused	Final

Save Icon#

An early version of the save icon is leftover in the UI_FRONTEND folder.

Unused	Final

Level Thumbnails#

LEVEL_SELECT_IMAGES
There are unused thumbnails for individual sections of the levels, and are at varying degrees of polish. In the final game, only one thumbnail is used. (The A version)

UI_STATUSSCREEN
Unused level icons intended for the status screen.

Ninjago Leftovers#

Icons from The LEGO Ninjago Movie Videogame are leftover in the GUI/BLEND/UI_FRONTEND/IMAGES folder.

Unused Characters#

BLITZERMAN

Blitzerman, a character very briefly featured in the first movie as one of Syndrome's victims for Operation Kronos.

BRADBIRD

Brad Bird, the director of both Incredibles movies.

JOHNLASSETER

John Lasseter, the former CEO of Pixar and executive producer of both Incredibles movies. Between this and Brad Bird, it would seem TT Fusion wanted to include the people behind the Incredibles movies as playable characters, in a similar manner to Steven Spielberg's appearance in LEGO Jurassic World. They most likely nixed the idea after John Lasseter's departure from Disney and Pixar following sexual misconduct allegations from several employees.

KUBRICK
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The late director Stanley Kubrick. He doesn't seem to have any ties to Disney or Pixar, so why he's here is anyone's guess.

MR_INCREDIBLE_VIGILANTE_MASKOFF

Mr. Incredible, as he appears during the scene from the first movie where he gets back home from the burning building. This variant is very briefly playable in the section between the Vigilant Vigilantes and Nomanisan Island levels during the story.

SHELECTRIC

Unused Bosses#

Electro-Fist

An evil scientist boss, with "Electrobot" goons. ELECTROBOTGOON02 is actually used as the generic Robot character.

Slugger

A baseball themed boss. Unfortunately whoever the Slugger is will remain a mystery, as only the goons are leftover with 2 of the goons look very similar to members of the Baseball Furies from 1979's The Warriors.

The Fertiliser

An evil farmer. Also known as FARMERBOSS within the files.

Unused Models#

Alternate Woody Head#

Woody has an unused variant of his head which is based on the moulded headpiece found in the 2010 Toy Story 3 LEGO sets. It's split into two models in the files; SKINNEDHEAD_WOODY and HAT_WOODY, which is odd given the actual piece this is based on can't be taken apart. The final version, which is based on the Toy Story 4 sets released the year following this game's launch, has the filename of HAT_WOODY2019.

FACETEX_TPAGE_WOODY.TEX

There is a set of expressions for it as well.

Unused Text#

TEAMSHEET.CSV#

A spreadsheet containing credits for each level of the game. There are "Cutscenes" and "Notes" columns but they are empty so they are removed from this table.

Oddities#

Level Order#

As seen in the "teamsheet" above, the levels are actually internally numbered in chronological order, implying at some point in development you would have played through the first movie's story before the second's. The final game swapped the order to 7-12, then 1-6.

Internal Name#

According to scripts, the internal project name of the game is Project Showtime.