Films: Original film | Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch | Stitch! The Movie | Leroy & Stitch
TV series: Lilo & Stitch: The Series | Stitch! anime | Stitch & Ai
Video games: First GBA game | Lilo & Stitch: Trouble in Paradise | Stitch: Experiment 626 | Lilo & Stitch 2: Hämsterviel Havoc | Stitch Jam games
Other media: Stitch's Great Escape! | Stitch & the Samurai
- Christmas Rushed: The game was rushed so it would be released two days before Lilo & Stitch released in theaters.
- Deleted Role: Zoe Caldwell was supposed to reprise her role as the Grand Councilwoman. Doesn't help that she recorded her lines and is credited in the final game despite being cut.
- Early Draft Tie-In: The planet Pizton from a deleted scene in the film is a level in the game.
- Keep Circulating the Tapes: This game has long since been out-of-print, especially after the end of the franchise's heyday and the PS2 itself. It has been digitally re-released as a PS2 Classic, but only on PlayStation 3 in Europe.
- Prequel First: The game came out two days before the actual film, although the film did premiere at the El Capitan Theatre three days before the game.
- Prequel in Another Medium: The game is a prequel to a hit Disney film.
- What Could Have Been: Being a relatively ambitious game for an animated movie tie-in, so many things were cut before its release that it has a surprisingly hefty entry on The Cutting Room Floor.
- The game's Press CD reveals there were many elements that were changed or didn't make it into the final game:
- Surfing and bicycle minigames were planned.
- Jumba was going to be the main villain, instead of the mentor and Mission Control.
- There would have been more enemies in the jungle levels: Luncs (which are still present in the game files), Jellyfish, and Lightrays.
- Deleted audio files reveal that certain enemies were only going to be defeated by the Freeze Gun.
- Meta example for Chopsuey: despite never having made another appearance in the franchise after the game, he was this close to getting officially licensed Disney merchandise in the late 2010s thanks to a Fan Art contest held by Hot Topic subsidiary BoxLunch. Unfortunately, the entry that featured him (alongside other experiments, both well-known and obscure) did not win; all the winning entrants featured Stitch and other characters who debuted in the original film, without any other experiments.note
- The game's Press CD reveals there were many elements that were changed or didn't make it into the final game:
- Working Title: A prototype build dated March 28, 2002 showed that the game was titled Experiment 626: Stitch on the Loose at one point.