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This is the first LEGO game since LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game to be based on a Disney property other than Marvel or Lucasfilm. This is the first Pixar title that TT Games has created since Finding Nemo in 2003, and its eighth one overall. Credits [] Voice Cast [] Maeve Andrews - Jack-Jack; Jonathan Banks - Rick Dicker
Full credits for The Incredibles (2004). Contents. 1Logos. 2Opening. 3Closing. 4Crawl Art. 4.1CASTING by. 4.2CAST (in order of appearance) 4.3STORY. 4.4ART. 4.5LAYOUT & SET DRESSING. 4.6ANIMATION. 4.7CHARACTER TEAM. 4.8EDITORIAL. 4.9SWEATBOX. 4.10SETS. 4.11LIGHTING. 4.12EFFECTS. 4.13HAIR & CLOTH SIMULATION. 4.14RENDERING. 4.15TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT.
Full credits for The Lego Movie (2014). Contents. 1Logos. 2Opening. 3Closing. 4Card Art. 4.1CAST (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) 4.2ANIMAL LOGIC. 4.3SOUND CREW. 4.4MUSIC CREW. 4.5LIVE ACTION PHOTOGRAPHY CREW. 4.6LEGO TEAMS. 4.7SONGS. Logos. Opening. THE LEGO MOVIE. Closing. THE END. DIRECTED BY MIKE MITCHELL. SCREENPLAY BY PHIL LORD & CHRISTOPHER MILLER.
LEGO The Incredibles is a video game based off of Disney-Pixar's The Incredibles films. It was developed by Travellers Tales and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game features a campaign based off both of The Incredibles films. It includes an open-world hub where the...
Screenslaver is the main villain for . The character was first revealed in a LEGO set for . The LEGO set in question is a LEGO set which includes Mrs. Incredible (or Elastigirl, however, she is wearing her Incredibles suit in the LEGO set), and Screenslaver (he is given that name on the set). He is next seen in an updated Incredibles 2 concept art.
