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** Okay, even in the context of a LEGO video game... basically, in the hub level of "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: Part 1", if you put out a fire after the A-Bomb level, the mannequins in the area ''come to life, '''and act like zombies'''''. Oh, and they're playable characters, as well.

** Heck, look at any of the games with all the visual cheats turned on!

* [[Missing Secret]]: Eventually subverted for ''LEGO Star Wars II''. In December 2006, a code was given on [~~http~~://web.archive.org/web/20070509110012/http://starwars.com/welcome/about/news/f20061222/indexp11.html an old StarWars.com page] (that if not for the help of Wayback Machine, would be [[Lost Forever]]) for Disguise 3. But there's no Disguise 2! ...Until March 2007, when Disguise 2's code was finally revealed. However, at the time, [[Bribing Your Way to Victory|players had to donate]] to [[Comic Relief]] for Red Nose Day in order to find out.

* [[Missing Secret]]: Eventually subverted for ''LEGO Star Wars II''. In December 2006, a code was given on [https://web.archive.org/web/20070509110012/http://starwars.com/welcome/about/news/f20061222/indexp11.html an old StarWars.com page] (that if not for the help of Wayback Machine, would be [[Lost Forever]]) for Disguise 3. But there's no Disguise 2! ...Until March 2007, when Disguise 2's code was finally revealed. However, at the time, [[Bribing Your Way to Victory|players had to donate]] to [[Comic Relief]] for Red Nose Day in order to find out.

* [[Mission Pack Sequel]]: One of the major complaints is the similarity of the games aside from the license.

* [[Money Multiplier]]: And can stack in some of the games.