Standby For Action

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Standby For Action
Game:	LittleBigPlanet PS Vita
Location:	Jackpot City
Creator:	Sean Brawn
Level type:	Cutscene
Number of players:	1-4
Prerequisite:	Complete The Land Of Odd
Level Chronology A Crate Escapes Hooks & Beats

“	Having been abducted/rescued by the legendary Sean Brawn, it's time to enjoy this rare insight into his natural charisma, his meticulous planning, and his unmatched understanding of what the red light means!	„
— Level description

Standby For Action is the first cutscene level in Jackpot City.

Transcript

Sean Brawn

EyeSpies? Are you ready?

Sean Brawn

I think you're on standby.

Sean Brawn

No, it's fine, remain on standby for now.

Sean Brawn

Right, here we go, and rehearsal in 5-4-3-2-1…ACTION!

Sean Brawn

Why, hey there little guy!

Sean Brawn

Sean Brawn's the name.

Sean Brawn

Righter of wrongs.

Sean Brawn

Conceiver of plans.

Sean Brawn

Wearer of eye-patches…

Sean Brawn

No, that makes me sound ridiculous.

Sean Brawn

Where was I? Ah yes!

Sean Brawn

That ship that took your little buddy is merely the tip of the iceberg, my friend.

Sean Brawn

The Puppeteer has a great many more where that one came from.

Sean Brawn

And they all drop their cargo at an old disused factory in Jackpot City.

Sean Brawn

If you want to help me save the world we'll need to discover the truth behind those factory walls.

Sean Brawn

We're almost at my secret lair now.

Sean Brawn

Once we dock, we can devise a plan of attack.

Sean Brawn

Until then…

Sean Brawn

This is Sean Brawn, signing off!

Sean Brawn

OK, that felt good.

Sean Brawn

So, on me?

Sean Brawn

And we're live in 5-4-3-2-1…AC…

Music

'Thrilling Danger' by Paul Thomson Sackboy ends up in a ship

'Model Citizen' by Christoffer Berg Sean Brawn appears

'Superhero Theme' by Paul Thomson Sean Brawn introduces himself to Sackboy

'Chasing Birds' by Paul Thomson Sean Brawn briefs Sackboy

'Superhero Theme' by Paul Thomson Entering Jackpot City