Tank Top Costume Lbp2: Name And Style Guide

In the game LittleBigPlanet 2, players can access groups of items through their Popit Menu to customize their Sackperson character's costume. While some costumes are available at the beginning of the game, others can be unlocked by finishing levels, acing them, or completing multiplayer tasks. One such costume is the Baseball Vest, which is worn on the torso.

LittleBigPlanet 2 costumes

In LittleBigPlanet 2, players can customise their Sackperson to look how they want using costumes. These costumes can be accessed through the Popit Menu, and can be unlocked by finishing levels, acing levels, or completing multiplayer tasks.

Some of the costumes available in LittleBigPlanet 2 include:

• The entire tophat guy costume, including the scarf
• The Steamboy costume
• The Paperboy costume
• The Sackbot costume
• The Sebastian wig (an old-school afro)
• The paintbrush
• The Tentacle arms
• The carrot hat
• The Andreas Scarf
• The Aviatress costume
• The Clive costume
• The Astro costume
• The DJ Rewind costume
• The Sack-in-a-Clock costume
• The Dr. Higginbotham costume
• The Cupcake dress

In addition to these, there are also special costumes that are not theme costumes and are not freely available to the player at the beginning of a level. These costumes are obtained either as prizes for completing a multiplayer challenge or as prizes for completing, acing, or collecting 100% of prize bubbles from a level.

Customising Sackperson

Customising your Sackperson in Little Big Planet is a fun and creative process, with a wide range of options to choose from. Sackpeople are termed Sackboys or Sackgirls depending on their colours and appearances, which players can set themselves. The customisation options available span all games in the series.

Stickers

One way to customise your Sackperson is by using stickers. Players can place stickers on their Sackfolk to change the way they look. This allows players to modify clothing colours, styles, and other small details.

Costumes

Costumes are groups of items that you can access through your Popit Menu. You can customise your Sackperson with a range of costumes, provided by the costumes area in your Popit. These costumes can be found at the first level of most Story themes, and some can be unlocked by finishing, acing levels, or completing multiplayer tasks.

Some examples of themed costumes include:

• Elizabethan costume: Elizabethan Hat, Fancy Mustache, Elizabethan Trousers, Elizabethan Doublet, and Elizabethan Dress
• Robot costume: Robot Box Helmet, Robot Trousers, and Box Robot Body
• Farmer's costume: Farmer's Cap, Wellington Boots, Straw, Dungarees Bottom, and Dungarees Top
• Pirate costume: Pirate Eye Patch, Pirate Hat, Pirate Shorts, Pirate Hook, and Pirate Waistcoat

Decorative Items

In addition to stickers and costumes, players can also customise their Sackperson by attaching other decorative items.

With these various customisation options, players can create unique and personalised Sackpeople, reflecting their own creativity and style.

Costume pieces

In LittleBigPlanet 2, players can access groups of items through their Popit Menu to customise their Sackperson's costume. These costume pieces can be obtained by completing levels, acing levels, or finishing multiplayer tasks.

Some of the favourite costume pieces of LittleBigPlanet 2 players include the Tentacle, which makes Sackboy look awesome when he runs; the paintbrush; the Sebastian wig, which is a big, poofy afro; the entire tophat guy costume; the Steampunk outfit; the Computerhead outfit; the Evil eyes; and the Carrot hat, among many others.

Some of the costume pieces can be mixed and matched to create new characters. For example, the Sebastian wig, the cleaning lady bandana, and stickers can be combined to create Antoine, the Bed Intruder Singer.

Some of the costumes are only available at the beginning of the game, such as the Aviatress Costume and the Flaskboy Costume.

There are also some duplicate costume pieces, such as the Higginbotham costume, which oddly goes in the torso section; the Astro Helmet; the Viola Hat; the Astro skin; the Flyboy skin; the Sophie hair, necklace, and dress pieces; and the Astro Bangles, to name a few.

Costume showcase

LittleBigPlanet offers a wide range of costumes to customise your Sackperson, which can be accessed through the Popit Menu. These costumes can be obtained by completing levels, acing levels, or finishing multiplayer tasks.

Some of the costumes available in LittleBigPlanet 2 include:

• The entire tophat guy costume, including the scarf.
• PaperBoy.
• The paintbrush.
• The Sebastian wig, an old-school afro.
• Higginbotham, with the swirlies on his eyes.
• Sackbot.
• The carrot hat.
• Andreas Scarf, to keep your Sackboy warm.
• Disco sack skin.
• Tentacles.
• Steampunk outfit.
• Flaskboy.
• The Moon Man's cape.
• Evil eyes.
• Fly eyes.
• Astro Costume.
• Dr. Higginbotham Costume.
• Clive Costume.
• Eve Costume.
• The list goes on, with many more costumes and customisation options available.

You can also edit costumes with stickers, allowing you to change colours, styles, and other small details. For example, the Sebastian wig, cleaning lady bandana, and stickers can be combined to create Antoine, the Bed Intruder Singer.

Get creative and mix and match to showcase your unique Sackperson style!

Unused plans

The following is a list of unused plans for LittleBigPlanet 2 (LBP2) that were uncovered by data miners. These plans were likely cut from the final game for various reasons and cannot be obtained through normal means. To acquire these items, players would need to resort to modding or hacking.

LBP2 Palette Plans:

• Tutorial TV: The plan for the tutorial TV has an icon that mimics the LBP2 scoreboard.
• Sensor Logic: Outline for sensor logic, named "oval_outline.plan".
• Sackbot Brains: Outline for Sackbot Brains, named "rounded_square_outline.plan".
• Mover Logic: Outline for Mover logic, named "spikey_square_outline.plan".
• Object Tweaker Logic: Outline for Object Tweaker logic, named "spikey_circle_outline.plan".
• World Tweaker Logic: Outline for World Tweaker logic, named "circle_outline.plan".
• Rotator Logic: Outline for Rotator logic, named "single_spike_circle_outline.plan".
• Simple/Advanced Logic: Outline for Simple and Advanced logic, named "really_rounded_square_outline.plan".
• Controllinator, Movinator, and Vitanator: Outline for these three items, named "controlinator_outline.plan".

Factory of a Better Tomorrow Plans:

• Magic Wall: An object with three layers that uses the unused "magic wall" material file. It lacks a gmat, making it invisible.
• Plasma Ball Bullet: An unused bullet that gets squished upon impact and flies away instead of disappearing.
• Microchip Material: Consists of two parts, a square and a surrounding square.
• Paintinator Decal: Used under the Creatinator, this plan is needed for the Poppit.
• Grappling Hook: The grappling hook as a costume piece.
• Logic Nodes: Neaten up circuit boards by directing wire placement.
• Grabbinators: A costume piece for the grabbinators, uncollectible due to using the auto_gen icon.

Eve's Asylum Plans:

• Architecture Pillar: A duplicate plan with no metadata found in the LBP1 file directory.
• Decorative Bracket: A duplicate plan with no metadata found in the LBP1 file directory.

The Cosmos Plans:

• Sackbot Costume: Doesn't appear in the Poppit due to the lack of an icon.
• Red Floral Skin: An unused Red Floral skin.
• Green Floral Skin: A duplicate skin with different metadata and a higher-quality icon.
• Silver Quilted Skin: Details are elusive.
• Panda Torso: A duplicate panda torso costume piece.
• Creatinator: The Creatinator costume piece.
• Elderflower the Cow: An early object of Elderflower the cow with an unused sound object.
• Jetpack: The jetpack costume piece has no metadata, no working model, and is unusable.
• Sackbot Outfit: A duplicate sackbot outfit costume.

Unthemed1 Plans:

• Sophie Hair: A duplicate Sophie hair piece.
• Sophie Necklace: A duplicate Sophie necklace piece.
• Sophie Dress: A duplicate Sophie dress piece.
• Brain Crane: The Brain Crane as a costume piece.

This list provides insight into the development process of LBP2, showcasing ideas that were considered but ultimately left unused. It's interesting to speculate about the reasons behind their exclusion and the potential impact they could have had on the game.

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