Magic Pencil
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| Magic Pencil | |
| Use | Creation Tool |
| Village Object | No |
| Retrieved | Intro Cutscene |
| Location | In-Game |
| Games | |
Magic Pencils are the main creation tool in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition, carried over directly from the episode Frankendoodle. There are two featured in this game - one carried by DoodleBob to draw Doodle Dudes to life in order to wreak havoc; and another used by DoodlePants (and, in theory, the player) to make creations used to guide them throughout each stage, as well as utilize it as the main weapon in the Asteroid Battle boss stage.
Story[edit]
The Magic Pencils are introduced exactly how they were in Frankendoodle - a clumsy artist begins to draw onto a canvas, only to drop both of them into the ocean. One of them fall on Patrick's head, startling him, while the other one lands in the distance. As Patrick approaches the former, he realizes he's seen one of them before and tries to remember what he's not allowed to draw. As he's thinking, he mistakenly draws that very thing - DoodleBob. As he's drawn back to life, he steals the pencil and runs off, leaving Patrick there to break it to SpongeBob once he arrives at the scene. SpongeBob spots the second pencil and gets the idea to draw their own Doodle hero: DoodlePants. As they're drawn, an army of Doodle Troopers charges towards the trio and kidnaps SpongeBob when Patrick is distracted by a Jellyfish.
Although the Magic Pencils themselves aren't as present throughout the story, creations made by DoodleBob are. These include the Doodled Tower, which is where the first batch of Doodle Dudes are based; the Rocket and Submarine creations SpongeBob and Squidward suspect to have been used to flee to either the Deep Sea or the Moon; Doodle Patrick, a caricature of Patrick drawn to frame the main group for taking over the Flying Dutchman's ship, a new Rocket drawn through the reccomendation of Sandy, and Bikini Doodle, an entire area made with the Pencil.
The Pencils play a major role again in the final boss stage in the main story, Asteroid Battle, where the player uses theirs as a weapon against Giant DoodleBob. After his defeat, he is seen flat on the surface of Bikini Doodle. Squidward, infuriated over his stolen clarinet, attempts to erase DoodleBob once and for all. SpongeBob stops him, however, as he realized that he drew everything to hide his loneliness. After that revelation, he draws a happier face on DoodleBob to Patrick's delight and Squidward's disdain (despite going along with it). The group, satisfied with how everything turned out, bid DoodlePants and DoodleBob farewell as they head back to Bikini Bottom.
Trivia[edit]
- Although the canon games utilize the Stylus as well, Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition is the only DS entry to interpret it using a real life object.
- It is implied that the Magic Pencil is used to draw creations in Draw Mode.
- SpongeBob is seen using the Pencil in the Credits, writing all the names, companies and positions.
- The Magic Pencil is the only Powerup used in-game to not be a creation.
- It is also the only one to use both a sprite and 3D model, as well as the only one exclusive to one stage.
Media[edit]
The first Magic Pencil falling to Bikini Bottom.
SpongeBob writing the words used in the Credits.


