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Lady Liberty Island is a district of LEGO City in LEGO City Undercover, and LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins in a cutscene. It is a small island with a large statue which is very similar to the real-life Statue of Liberty. Despite its small size, Lady Liberty Island holds most of the same type of collectibles as other, much larger, districts.

Lady Liberty Island cannot be reached until after the main story of the game has been completed, as accessing it requires unlocking Rex Fury, who's character token can be found in the final level of the game. Trying to travel to the island using boat before beating the main story will bring out a pop up saying "Lady Liberty Island is closed to the public".

To reach Lady Liberty Island, you must travel to the Promenade Gardens in Downtown and use Rex Fury to lift a large, orange-handled box which sits in the middle of the Gardens. Lifting the box will drop a pile of LEGO pieces. You can then assemble the pieces to form a teleport station. This will either be a Warp Pipe from the Super Mario Bros. games, or a teleportation station, depending if you are playing on either a Nintendo console, or another console or PC. Once you have reached Lady Liberty Island you can build a Super Build to activate a ferry route between Crescent Park and Lady Liberty Island.

Collectibles[]

Characters[]

Maintenance Worker/Demolition Dummy[]

Jetpack up in the center of the statue's base.[1]

Troublemaker Tim[]

There are four gray trees that need to be turned brown on the island. The Brown Color Swapper is at the northeast part of the statue base.

Explorer[]

There are four telescopes that need assembling around the island. Bust up benches walking around the perimeter to find them all.

Security Supervisor[]

Build the Disguise Booth.

Ellie Phillips[]

In the info booth at the southwest part of the island, pry open the door to the inside.

Hockey Player[]

Complete the Free Run.

Vehicles[]

Redeemer[]

Complete the Time Trial.

Guardian/Mario Hat[]

Found while sliding down the rope off the statue torch.[2]

Cabrakan[]

Build the Ferry Super Build.

Gold Bricks[]

There are no Police Challenges or Vehicle Robberies.

ATM Smashed[]

At the info booth on the southwest part of the island.

Boulder Smashed[]

On the southeast part of the statue base.

Silver Statue Destroyed[]

On the northwest part of the statue base.

District Conquered[]

Under the foot of the actual statue. To get up there, go through the normal Free Run, but instead of using the Teleporter, continue around the outside of the base, then climb up the ladder at the last alcove.

Alien Caught[]

The Astro Crate is on the northeast part of the island.

Flowers Watered[]

On the west part of the island.

Pig Returned[]

On the southwest part of the statue base.

Cat Rescued[]

This is right at the end of the Free Run challenge.

BBQ Fire Extinguished[]

Right behind the Warp Pipe/Teleporter.

Coffee Break[]

At the info booth on the southwest part of the island.

Drill Thrill[]

On the northwest part of the island.

Disguise Booth[]

On the southwest part of the island. You will unlock the Security Supervisor for doing so.

Free Run[]

The blue pole at the northwest part of the island is the start for this. You'll climb up the pole and make your way up and around the statue, use the teleporter to get to the top, then slide down to the pavilion at the west, where the token is. You will unlock the Hockey Player for doing so.

Time Trial[]

On the southwest part of the island is this bike. It's a compact area, but you'll need to get around quickly. You will unlock the Redeemer for doing so.

Super Builds[]

Ferry[]

You will unlock the Cabrakan for doing so.

Files[]

In the game files, the district is named "IS_LIBERTY_ISLAND", for Liberty Island, in New York.

References[]

  1. The token you get depends on which version of the game you're playing on. If you're on the Wii U version, you get the Demolition Dummy, but in the 2017 Remaster, you get the Maintenance Worker instead. This is because their token locations were swapped in the remasters, with the Maintenance Worker originally being unlocked by building the Disguise Booth in Cherry Tree Hills before being replaced by the Demolition Dummy in the remasters. The reason why it is like this is unknown.
  2. The collectible you receive, much like the the Maintenance Worker/Demolition Dummy dilemma mentioned earlier, depends on which version you play on. In the Wii U version, you get the Mario Hat, but in the remasters (including, for unknown reasons, the Switch port), you get the Guardian instead.
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