I'm thinking low-gravity zones would be perfect for the Martian style, too.

The Mars style looks very impressive now, especially the nice outer space touches that you added to the trapdoor and exit. Although I see a orange-white-green line on the outer-space area of the trapdoor. I'm very excited to see what else you will add to the style.

Thanks for moving the position of the Perfect Storm from Timid 9 to Timid 23. The level seems like a harder version of Danger 10 of LPDOS, "Keeping on Track."

Will there be repeat levels, or just semi-repeats (e.g. Floater Frenzy, The Upwards Mission)?

Akseli, I saw your replays. I wasn't sure if 100% is possible in the Perfect Storm,  but it looks like your solution is close enough to getting 100%. Also, great use of tricks in Dodgy 2.

Here are my replays. I've showed them to namida, but I since improved the first two levels by saving 100% in both of them, and in Timid 2's case, used a certain trick from Medi 6.

Hmm…I had some ideas in mind before you suggested that the style should be blue:
Castle / Cobbler – this style is like that of a castle. The water includes lava. Fire traps involve swords - if a lemming touches the blade they die.  The exit can be similar to that of the Hell style - a gargoyle.
Ruins – these look like that of Macchu Picchu, or the ruin levels that you mostly see in Crash Bandicoot 2.
Noir - a city that takes place in the 1940s. All the buildings are gray, and traps can include cars that run over lemmings and criminals that shoot them. There can also be sewers, and one-way fields in the form of flashing road signs, while the one-way walls may look similar to that of the Psychedelic style. As an added touch, everything is black and white (including the level preview screen, the skillset, the lemmings, and the success/fail screen).

I've also been thinking of this idea, which I can now expand upon:
Ocean / Aqua – you may have two areas: above the ocean and underwater. This idea originally started as underwater.

For above the water,  there are ships - these can range from navy ship to pirate ships to ghost ships. There should also be a docking station.

For underwater, this is also where you can use the low-gravity zones, as if the lemming is “diving” underwater. The straight edges can be the submarines and underwater ruins, something very similar to Atlantis, while the rough edges can be seaweed and sand. Traps may include sharks or piranhas that eat lemmings, electric eels as Fire traps, and there can also be a whirlpool as a portal (this was one of the objects in your poll, where it's a teleporter in which multiple lemmings can use it). You should also add a scary blue sea monster as another trap.

The Red style exit looks very nice. I wonder what you'll develop it into (of course, it shouldn't look like the Brick style).

What happens if the no-gravity gimmick is in play and a lemming touches the low-gravity zone?

Also, how big are the low-gravity zones?

• If a lemming trapped inside terrain is made a climber, or a climber becomes trapped in terrain, it repeatedly begins climbing, gets stuck, and falls slightly. It gains one pixel in height each time. Because climbers transitioning to fallers are shifted across slightly, the wall has to be at least 4 pixels wide for this to work.

Because of the removal of this glitch, Cheeky 8, "The Haunted House" is no longer solvable without it. Unless there's an alternate, harder solution. Also, in that same level, it seems that when a building lemming hits a wall they shrug before turning around.

For that same reason, if this glitch removal were applied to my 100% solution in Flight 2 of the LPII Bonus Pack, it would no longer work. If the glitch-free releases become official, would this invalidate my 100% record on the LPII page?

Yep, that's what I meant regarding the other gimmick in "Bomber Frenzy". The "fool people" part was because the level looks misleading at first - how can you complete the Frenzy when you're going to bomb the floors? That's what I was kind of thinking until I started bombing the lemmings and the floor wasn't destroyed thanks to the no-destruction gimmick. Though steel would have also worked aside from the no-destruction gimmick.

Can't wait to see which level ultimately wins! 

I'd love to create levels (either ordinary, gimmick or Frenzy) with both the traditional and your styles. I have some ideas in mind but haven't fully expanded on them yet.

For the Flight round, I voted for Flight 5 and Flight 7.

Flight 5, "Easy When You Know Me," is a very cool use of the no-gravity+hardworkers combo. Getting the lemmings to mine down and dig endlessly in addition to bashing and building adds something really new to the table. I like the title too - I can see how the solution to the level relates to one of the LPDOS levels. I was hoping that level would win along with Flight 7  .

If there is a solution with the left portion of the frame, that would be an achievement.

One interesting thing is that if your lemming keeps mining/digging and reach the bottomless pit, they can die, something that is not normally seen in regular no-gravity levels.

Flight 7, "When You Wish Upon a Lemming Star," is a nice break from the gimmick levels. This one is well made - crowd control, finding ways to get lemmings to climb up structures with a limited number of builders and destructive skills.

One observation I would like to make is that Flight 2 has the most number of lemmings (60), while the others are relatively few (5-20). I can see that a no-gravity level can be very difficult to create if you have a very high number of lemmings.

Can't wait to play this pack!

A few questions about the pack:
1. Will you add steel to the bubble set? (I know you said you're editing existing tiles, but I'm wondering if you added steel anyway.)
2. I've played some levels in Revenge of the Lemmings, and saw that some of your levels were there. Will you also use those levels in your pack?
3. I saw that you had two versions of "Hard to Port!" Will you use the Crystal version or the Snow version?