The Incredibles Level Kit

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The Incredibles Level Kit
Date released	April 8, 2010
Cost	$4.99 USA
Originates from	The Incredibles
Compatible with	LittleBigPlanet and onwards
Rare?	No

The Incredibles Level Kit is a downloadable bundle of stickers, decorations, and other goodies, based on the Pixar movie, The Incredibles. It was originally released for LittleBigPlanet.

This level kit and its associated costumes were removed from the PlayStation Store on June 5, 2012, however was rereleased after fan demand.^[source?]

Levels

Mission Incredible

Stretch and dash your way across the rooftops of the city, investigate the more secret parts of the Parr family home, explore the jungles of Nomanisan Island, where Syndrome’s Base is located, before taking a trip on his monorail system into the heart of the base itself.

Contents

Background

• Edna Mode's Home Background

Materials

• Memorabilia

• Beige Fabric with Leaves

• Black Leather with Buttons

• Retro Fabric - Gingham

• Retro Fabric with Boxes

• Ceramic Shards

• Long Flat Bricks

• Slate Tiles

• Brushed Steel

Stickers

• 86 Themed Stickers

Decorations

• Blue Retro Car Fin
• Green Retro Car Fin
• Pink Retro Car Fin
• Big Retro Car Grille
• Small Retro Car Grille
• Beige Retro Radio Console
• Black Retro Radio Console
• Brown Retro Radio Console
• Police Car Light
• Satellite Dish
• The Underminer's Microphone

Objects

• Monorail Pod Top
• Monorail Pod Bottom
• 1960's Lighting Fixture
• Syndrome's Scanner
• Laser Probe
• The Underminer's Drill

Music

• 'No Caper' by Kenneth Young

Gallery

Trivia

• Unused files intended for emitters can be found for Incredibles themed objects, making it possible that The Incredibles Level Kit was intended to have more than one level.
• The Costume pack associated has the most costumes out of any Costume Pack with 10 costumes.
• The icons for the Enda Mode costume use a unused skin that has the same color as her nose, but the icon and the real costume don’t have the skin.