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Arrr!
Game:	LittleBigPlanet
Location:	The Gardens The Canyons The Seaside[1]
No. parts:	6
Found in: First Steps Get a Grip Skate to Victory The Mines

The Arrr! outfit is a boy outfit that appears in the original LittleBigPlanet. The outfit consists of traditional pirate attire, including a worn waistcoat and shorts, a black hat, a hook hand, an eye patch, and a set of rotting teeth.

Costume pieces

The main outfit set can be earned through acing the main three levels in the Gardens. Specifically, the Pirate Hook and Eye Patch costume pieces can be earned through acing First Steps, the Waistcoat and Shorts through acing Get a Grip, and the Hat through acing Skate to Victory. The Rotten Teeth are found in a prize bubble in the Mines, the second level of the the Canyons.

Cut content

This scrapped version of the Pirate Hat has a slightly different model and lacks its black coloring.

History

This outfit was originally intended for the scrapped Seaside theme but was recycled for the Gardens and the Canyons (as was also done with many other themed assets). The "Action" render for the costume was included in the LittleBigPlanet Characters 1 Avatar Bundle, while the "Neutral" render for the costume was included as a sticker in the Pirates of the Caribbean Kit, where it is used for a generic pirate character that likely replaced Jack Sparrow. A plush was later made for this outfit in two sizes.

Gallery

Renders

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  Action.
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  Neutral.

Marketing

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  Avatar icon for the Arrr! outfit (US)
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  Avatar icon for the Arrr! outfit (EU)
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  Icon included in the Avatar Bundle (US)
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  Icon included in the Avatar Bundle (AS)

Development images

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  Development screenshot.
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Trivia

• The GMAT for the main diffuse of the shorts incorrectly uses a specular map for the bump map, causing a weird appearance.
  • There is also a GMAT intended for stitches on the sides of the shorts where there's a split, but it's mapped incorrectly and doesn't render in-game.

Notes

^[1] Original intended theme.