Stitch!Now[1] (星际宝贝：史迪奇来了) is a Chinese mobile game for iOS based on the Lilo & Stitch franchise. It has never been released outside of China.
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iPhone Screenshots
Title screens, splash screens, and promotional images
Splash screen with Disney Mobile logo
A title screen for the game
The screenshot on the right of this image shows the game's basic premise: Lilo has been captured!
Vampire Sproing
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Gameplay
Tutorial with the constellation Libra
Coffee item
Stitch's clown costume from the Lilo & Stitch: The Series episode "Elastico"
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Individual experiments
Bonnie dressed in a skeleton costume
Sparky dressed as a vampire
Drowsy dressed in a graveyard bones costume
Phantasmo dressed as a monk
Slushy dressed as a pirate
Doubledip in the game (right)
Shredder in the game (left) compared to his appearance in Lilo & Stitch: The Series
Mr. Stenchy in the game
Manners in the game
Wrapper in the game
Woops in the game
Reuben in the game (left) compared to his appearance in Leroy & Stitch
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Other
Earlier app icon
Green amphibian-looking alien with a jester hat-like head. Despite the number 15 in the description, it is not the unseen Experiment 015 (Ruggles).[2]
Yellow alien with a whale-like head. Despite the number 23 in the description, it is not the unseen Experiment 023 (Cyclo).[2]
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "星际宝贝：史迪奇来了" (Simplifed Chinese). Baidu. Retrieved on July 31, 2018.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 tombola1993 (July 19, 2019). "Comment". DeviantArt. “Well, apparently, right, Jess Winfield, the writer of the franchise, says that the design of the one that is supposedly 023: Cyclo isn't really one of Jumba's experiment [sic]. Bricerific43 contacted Jess Winfield via Twitter about his thoughts on this experiment and he got back to him saying that it's not one of Jumba's. [...] Maybe the company who developed the app just made up a couple of random experiment designs and guessed what they look like based on the names and numbers. Even stranger, this experiment, along with the one that is supposedly 015: Ruggles had two different colours and numbers. The number 23 in the round experiment's description also has a red counterpart numbered as 16, which is supposedly meant to be Malt and the frog experiment had a dark green and blue counterpart numbered 27, which is Plushie's number. So, each one of them could be one or the other.”
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