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Fanon:Scarlett Cookson

2026-06-28T20:37:33Z

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Scarlett Cookson is the secret identity of the superhero known as HeartBeam. She is girlfriends with Molly Crossfade, Maddie Sin, and Annie Dote.

Her dream is to become a professional chef. However, not only is she still in the process of learning, she is extremely afraid of fire! She got badly burned when she was younger, and trying to overcome her fear in order to achieve her dream. She still has burn scars on her left cheek, arm, leg, and torso.

Her super form is called HeartBeam. I'm not sure how her powers are triggered yet, but her powers include flight and teleportation. The heart marks on her shoulders and knees indicate how many teleportations she has left in a super powered session. An uncolored heart equals a teleportation used. While Idk what causes her transformation, her hair gets a little lighter when in a power session. And her hair turns bright purple when her powers are in use.

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=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* Her little sister, Barbara, often calls her "Scar". She is the only person Scarlett allows to call her this.
** This is because Barbara is the only person who knew her as "Scar" before she was burnt.

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Fanon:Scarlett Cookson

2026-06-28T20:36:48Z

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Her name is Scarlett Cookson is the secret identity of the superhero known as HeartBeam. She is girlfriends with Molly Crossfade, Maddie Sin, and Annie Dote.

Her dream is to become a professional chef. However, not only is she still in the process of learning, she is extremely afraid of fire! She got badly burned when she was younger, and trying to overcome her fear in order to achieve her dream. She still has burn scars on her left cheek, arm, leg, and torso.

Her super form is called HeartBeam. I'm not sure how her powers are triggered yet, but her powers include flight and teleportation. The heart marks on her shoulders and knees indicate how many teleportations she has left in a super powered session. An uncolored heart equals a teleportation used. While Idk what causes her transformation, her hair gets a little lighter when in a power session. And her hair turns bright purple when her powers are in use.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* Her little sister, Barbara, often calls her "Scar". She is the only person Scarlett allows to call her this.
** This is because Barbara is the only person who knew her as "Scar" before she was burnt.

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Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)

2026-04-19T01:14:40Z

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'''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''' is the non-canon sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', developed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Moon_Studios Planet Moon Studios], and published by [[THQ]]. There is a canon version of the game developed by [[5th Cell]] for the DS, known as [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].

=={{Icon|Button}}Gameplay==
Like the previous [[Drawn to Life]], Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a platformer in which the player draws their own [[Hero]] to play as. New to the game is [[Action Drawing]] mode, which allows the player to draw directly into the game.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)/List of Levels}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
The game is set after the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', and [[Mari]] is now the mayor of [[Rapoville]]. She also has an assistant named [[Circi]]. The creations of the village are being stolen, so [[Creator|The Creator]] sends [[Hero|The Hero]] to help the village once again. [[Jowee]] suggests that [[Zsasha]] has stolen the items and ran off into [[Jangala]]. Mari sends The Hero and Jowee to Jangala to find Zsasha, but they find out that Zsasha has been held captive by the [[Monkey King]]. Mari then realizes that Zsasha didn't steal the items, and fears that [[Wilfre]] has returned. She sends The Hero and Jowee to [[Shadow City]] to check for signs of Wilfre's presence. They find the ink factory making Shadow Creatures again, and they also find [[Wilfre's Journal]] which holds a plan to destroy The Creator. To do that, he needs the four [[Artifacts of Power]]: [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]], a [[Pen and Pencil]], the [[Eternal Furnace]] and the [[Crystal Mask]]. They already have a pen and pencil from Wilfre's journal, and the mask was given to them by the Monkey King. Mari then sends The Hero and Jowee to the [[Icy Wastes]] to retrieve the Eternal Furnace. After they find it [[Galileo]] tells them that the [[Tree of Ages]] is in trouble. The Hero goes to save it and obtain the branches. When all the items are together, Circi then reveals that she is in love with Wilfre. She uses the artifacts to try and bring Wilfre back from the dead and attempts to draw him, but forgets what he looks like. She accidentally creates the [[Giant Scribble Monster]] that attacks her and the village. The Hero must defeat it, and then the Raposa celebrate with a feast.

{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Transcript}}
==List of Gates==
==='''[[Jangala]]'''===
Jangala is the first gate in the game. It has a forest theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the [[Artifacts of Power|Artifact of Power]] found in this gate is the [[Crystal Mask]].

==='''[[Shadow City]]'''===
Shadow City is the second gate in the game. It has a shadow theme and is split into 6 levels.
The boss of this gate is the [[Boss]], and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Pen and Pencil]].

==='''[[Icy Wastes]]'''===
Icy Wastes is the third gate in the game. It has a icy theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Eternal Furnace]].

==='''[[Eastern Winds]]'''===
Eastern Winds is the fourth and final gate in the game. It has a sky theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]].

==='''[[Rapoville]]'''===
Although not technically a separate gate, the [[Circi Loves Wilfre|final level]] of the game happens here.
The boss of this "gate" is the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], and no Artifact of Power is found here.

=={{Icon|Gears}} Features ==
===[[Action Drawing]]===
Action Drawing can be done during gameplay within certain areas defined by dashed lines, using the Wiimote as a pointer to draw.

* [[File:BlueBrush.png|30px]]'''Basic Ink (Blue)''': Introduced in 1-1, [[Jangala Floor]]. Creates a static platform or ramp for the Hero to stand on. The Hero can't jump through Basic Ink platforms, unless the player draws the platform without releasing the B button, then jumps above it and immediately releases B, making the platform solid.
* [[File:RedBrush.png|30px]]'''Physics Ink (Red)''': Introduced in 1-2, [[Jangala Climb]]. In-game explanation: "Action Drawings done in Physics Ink will immediately fall with gravity. They will also be affected by the world, enemies, and more!"
* [[File:GreenBrush.png|30px]]'''Bouncy Ink (Green): '''Introduced in 2-1, [[Shadow City Outer Walls]]. In-game explanation: "Action Drawings done in Bouncy Ink will bounce you away from the drawing when you come in contact with it."

===Cheat Codes===
* To get 100 free [[Rapo-Coins]]:
** Pause during play
** Hold the Wii remote upside down
** Enter A, B, C, Up (on D-pad)
* To get invincibility:
** Pause the game
** Enter A, B, Down on Nunchuck, Down on D-Pad.

=={{Icon|Building}} Reception ==

===Critical Reviews===
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Metacritic.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Metacritic]]'''
| [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter/critic-reviews/?platform=wii 58/100]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:EdgeMagazine.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Edge (magazine)]]'''
| 5/10
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Eurogamer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Eurogamer]]'''
| [https://www.eurogamer.net/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review 5/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameInformer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Game Informer]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20091206213124/http://gameinformer.com/games/drawn_to_life_the_next_chapter/b/wii/archive/2009/10/27/review.aspx 5.75/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpot.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameSpot]]'''
| [https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review/1900-6238333/ 6.5/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:IGN.png|100px|link=wikipedia:IGN]]'''
| [https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/10/29/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review 6.2/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoPower.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Power]]'''
| [https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Power_Issue_248_December_2009/page/n83/mode/2up 7/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:VideoGamer.jpg|100px|link=https://www.videogamer.com]]'''
| 7/10
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Compared to the [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|DS version]], this version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter received mainly mixed reviews from critics. The main criticism stemmed from the questionable optimization of the Wiimote's pointer for [[Draw Mode (Wii)|Draw Mode]], with other notable complaints being aimed at the gameplay and story, which critics considered not as well-developed as previous titles. As for praise, critics sung theirs over to the visual style, variety of Draw Mode tools and gameplay mechanics such as the level-specific gimmicks and [[Action Drawing]]. According to Metacritic, the aggregated score averaged out at a total of 58/100<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter/critic-reviews/?platform=wii Metacritic, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]</ref>, making it the third lowest-rated game in the series.

===Sales===
Sales numbers of the game are rather obscure, but according to THQ's fiscal year report, the game sold over 1 million copies<ref>[https://last10k.com/sec-filings/thqi/0001047469-10-005774.htm THQ Fiscal Annual Report, March 2010]</ref>. However, with the Wii counterpart selling more units than the DS version and the versions not specified, it is speculated that the units of both are combined.

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=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/Wii|here]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The game was originally announced on May 26th, 2009 in tandem with its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|DS counterpart]].
* ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)'' was confirmed not to be canon by [[Digital Continue]]<ref>[[File:Wiinotcanon.png|200px]]</ref>.
** This makes it the only game in the series to have its canonicity changed, as it was originally confirmed to be canon by [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Credits|Matthew Pellicane]]<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/05/27/pre-e3-2009-drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-ds-interview Matthew Pellicane Interview]</ref>.
* Like the [[Drawn to Life|original installment]], the player gets to draw the world of the [[Raposa]] at the start of the game.
** Unlike the original game, the Wii game doesn't let the player draw the trees and Raposa. Instead, the player gets to draw the sun and the moon.
* Also like the original installment, there are different tools for each world in-game.
** [[Jangala]] uses a [[Tail]].
** [[Shadow City]] uses [[Claws]].
** [[Icy Wastes]] uses a [[Sword]] and [[Skates]].
** [[Eastern Winds]] uses [[Wings (Wii)|Wings]] and a [[Shooter (Wii)|Shooter]].
* Despite no level in the game having more than three challenges, there are slots in the data for each level for four challenges.
* According to [[Jowee]], the game takes place during the summertime. Despite this, according to [[Heather]], she still goes to school over the summer.
* The Instruction Manuals for this game and its DS counterpart are both stylized to look like the [[Book of Life]].
* Instead of only featuring [[Shadow]], Ink and Scribble are also used by [[Circi]] to accomplish her goals. The ink is primarily manifested in [[Shadow City]] as the main plot device of the gate, and scribble is manifested exclusively in the [[Giant Scribble Monster]].
* Although [[Jowee]] states that [[Wilfre]]'s plan was to burn the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]] in the [[Eternal Furnace]] to make Creation Ink, this plan is never carried out by Circi. In reality, she uses the Branches and Furnace, along with the other [[Artifacts of Power]] to create the [[Bad Mannequin]], upon which she tries to draw Wilfre.
** It is unknown whether this is a plot hole or a miscalculation of the plan on Jowee's part.
* According to Character Artist [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Eric Maki]] and Additional Artist [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Thomas Denmark]], the last six months of development were part of a crunch, meaning that the team was working long days, 6-7 days a week to get the game out on time.
* Much like the [[Drawn to Life|original game]], the Australian release was commemorated with a competition, this time involving contestants to draw their own Hero.
** The winning prize was a Nintendo DSi for themselves and everyone in their class, and a copy of this version of the game.
** As part of said competition, a competitive flash game was created, titled "Action Draw Jumper". You can read more about it [https://drawntolife.wiki/en/Action_Draw_Jumper here].
* In the UK, THQ worked with a number of primary schools to trial using both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter to help engage kids in art.<ref>https://www.mcvuk.com/business-news/publishing/drawn-to-life-conquers-the-classroom/</ref>
** A competition was also held in the UK to get participants' heroes displayed on a billboard, with ten regions being represented.
* According to [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Scott Rogers]], the uDraw peripheral was created to make drawing on the Wii easier after seeing the difficultly of drawing with the Wii remote<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6777678150928359424/ Scott Rogers' LinkedIn]</ref>.
* This game released with two of only four pieces of merchandise made throughout the entire [[Drawn to Life series]] - a branded pack of [[Wikipedia:Crayola|Crayola]] sidewalk chalk and an iron-on transfer sticker.
** The chalk was given to reviewers<ref>[https://technogog.com/review/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-nintendo-wii/ Technogog Review]</ref>, while the iron-on transfer was released exclusively in Australia.

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WiiMenuBanner.png|The game's Disc Channel banner for the game in the Wii Menu.
WiiMenuChannel.png|The Disc Channel preview.
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WiiMenuSafetyNotice2.png|Ditto.
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TNCWiiCopyright.png|The copyright information.
TNCWiiTHQ.png|The THQ Logo.
TNCWiiPlanetMoon.png|The Planet Moon Studios logo.
TNCWiiScaleform.png|The Scaleform logo.
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WiiTitleScreen.png|The title screen for the game.
WiiLoading.gif|The game's loading screen. ''Click to view''
RaposaVillageWii.png|The establishing shot for Rapoville in the game.
JangalaClimbAction.png|The [[Hero]] traversing [[Jangala Climb]].
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Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife04.jpg| 3D Models of Jowee, DJ and Erika
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife01.jpg| 3D Models of some enemies
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife02.jpg| 3D Models of some more enemies
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife03.jpg| 3D Models of Cricket, Crazy Barks and a Baki
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TNCWiiPLAYTHQ.png|The game's webpage on PlayTHQ's website.
PMSTNC.png|The game's webpage on Planet Moon's website.
DTL TNC NP.png|''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter's'' preview page in the October 2009 edition of the ''Nintendo Power'' magazine.
DTLPAL.jpg|Initial concept art of the [[:wikipedia:uDraw GameTablet|uDraw GameTablet]] by Daniel McGuffey, titled ''Drawn to Life Pal'' during development.
DTLPAL2.jpg|Updated mockup of the Drawn to Life Pal, with a closer resemblence to the final uDraw GameTablet design.
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TNCAUSCOMP.png|A promotion for a TNC-themed contest on the Australian website.
TNCAUSCOMPWINNER.png|The winning result of said contest.
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DTLWiiDrewIronOnCover.png|The packaging for the iron-on transfer promoting the game.
DTLWiiDrewIronOn.png|The iron-on transfer sticker.
IronOnInstructions.png|The iron-on instructions.
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|-|UK Release=
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TNCBillboardComp.jpg|A promotion for a DTL-theme contest, with a billboard placement as the prize.
TNCBillboardWinners.jpg|The winners of all ten regions represented.
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|-|Instruction Manual=
<center>'''Note: This uses captures of the Australian version. The manual may differ between regions.'''</center>
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Wii1MAN.jpg|Front and [[Wikipedia:World of Zoo|World of Zoo]]-donned back cover
Wii2MAN.jpg|Nintendo-related info and Wiimote-related Info
Wii3MAN.jpg|Wiimote Synchroniztion Info & Nunchuck Info
Wii4MAN.jpg|Page 4 & Contents Page
Wii5MAN.jpg|Page 6 & 7
Wii6MAN.jpg|Page 8 & 9
Wii7MAN.jpg|Page 10 & 11
Wii8MAN.jpg|Limited Warranty notice & THQ Customer Service numbers
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<center><youtube>U6EX3iSsD7k</youtube> A 48 sec Trailer for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>fDnxtF5lbKY</youtube> A minute long trailer for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>ukt5lnGDi7k</youtube> A French Advertisement for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>xCHhjmrlWQg</youtube> A French Advertisement for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>v1cfG1ou6x4</youtube> A Spanish Advertisement for both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter</center>
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Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

2026-04-19T01:12:10Z

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'''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''' is the canon sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', developed by [[5th Cell]], and published by [[THQ]]. There is a non-canon version of the game on the Wii developed by [[:wikipedia:Planet Moon Studios|Planet Moon Studios]] instead of 5th Cell, known as [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]].

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=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
Like the previous [[Drawn to Life]], Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a platformer in which the player draws their own [[Hero]] to play as. New to the game is [[Action Drawing]] mode, which allows the player to draw directly into the game.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter/List of Levels}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==
=== Raposa Village ===
The story begins when [[Heather]] (a recurring character from the previous game) has a nightmare about [[Wilfre]] returning and possessing [[Mari]] to help him drain all the color. She wakes up in [[Jowee]]'s cabin soon walking out with her [[Pendant]] in her hands. She then goes to the [[Hidden Beach]] and finds a treasure chest, which opens, allowing Wilfre to return from the dead by taking over Heather's body.

The next morning Jowee and Mari find out she is gone. They decide to call on [[Creator|The Creator]] to draw them another [[Hero|Creation Hero]] in order to rescue her. However, before they can draw one, the color drains from the [[Creation Hall]], as well as the village around it. Wilfre soon reveals himself and uses his newly gained [[Wilfre's Scepter|Scepter]] to drain the color from the village and make portals to take the citizens to other villages. The remaining Raposa (Jowee, Mari, [[Pirate Beard]], [[Mike]], [[Isaac]], [[Crazy Barks]] and [[Cindi]]) attempt to sail away in the pirate ship but are unfortunately stopped by a unknown thief who sails away on it.

The Creator then sends them the [[Turtle Rock]] to sail around the world and rescue the villagers. The Hero is soon drawn, who defends the Raposa from a [[Baki]] infestation, as well as finding Heather's Pendant after Jowee loses it. The Raposa soon discover that the pendant is linked to their map, and shows them where to go. The map shows them a nearby island which Pirate Beard spends a night sailing to.

=== Watersong Village ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Mari soon board the next village named Watersong which almost appears to be a Raposa world paradise. They soon find out that the island has lost much of its color like their own. With help from the residents they manage to restore the first part of the city and travel to the next to find the villagers.

They then meet [[Sock]], a Raposa of another village who wishes to return. The team decides to take Sock on board the Turtle Rock and return him to his home. Color is soon restored to the Mayor [[Rose]]'s mansion and Mari goes in to speak with her.

In the meantime it is implied The Hero manages to restore all the color while Mari is taken to see the unable to speak Rose guided by her butler. The butler explains that Watersong lives on each mayor's voice and without it the village would cease to exist. When a nearby phantom opera Raposa named [[Salem]] found this out he decided to challenge her to a singing contest using a [[Promise Conch]]. The conch allowed Salem to make a deal with Rose: That whoever won the contest would be the world's greatest singer while the loser would not be allowed to speak for all eternity. Rose agreed despite a warning from her son [[Miles]] not to. Salem won causing Rose to lose her voice, which meant Watersong would vanish soon. Miles keeps on attempting to find the conch to save his mom but fails. Mari is then assigned to find Miles and return him to the mansion.

Before Mari can reach him, The Hero finds him, forcing Miles to tell them -- as well as Jowee and Sock -- what happened to the village. They soon meet up with Mari, who shortly afterward, are confronted by Salem who warns them not to find the conch. Miles discovers that Salem had dropped a string of seaweed, which only grows in the Watersong's [[The Abyss|Abyss]]. They soon suspect the conch is there and find it, allowing Rose's voice to come back.

Rose, ashamed of of her vanity, tells Mari she will pass it on to Miles at her final festival, as she doesn't believe she is worthy to be the mayor anymore. She requests them to not attend the party so it will be less hard on Miles. Jowee and Mari argue whether it is the right choice to give up her life; Mari believes it is, but Jowee does not.

Rose sings "[[Light of My Life]]" at her final festival, attempting to pass on her voice to Miles, but The Creator doesn't allow her to, claiming "more is still needed" from her. Shortly afterwards, Salem breaks into the courtyard attempting to murder them -- until The Hero comes stopping him along with Jowee and Mari. Salem soon reveals he was just a disguise of Wilfre's, who really wanted to destroy Watersong. Wilfre then releases the legendary pirate [[Baki Beard]] onto the village, whose plans are soon stopped when The Hero runs onto his ship and defeats him. The Raposa of Turtle Rock are celebrated, and head back to continue the adventure.

=== Turtle Rock ===
On Turtle Rock that night, Mari cries on the balcony thinking that the day proved to her that she shouldn't be mayor. Jowee cheers her up by making a promise using the conch that Miles gave him, claiming he will support her, volunteering to help Mari grow into a strong leader even if he fails.

The next day, Jowee finds her missing, despite a long search for her, even on Watersong. The crew theorizes that Mari was kidnapped by Wilfre, and hurry to the Map Room in order to find out where she is. The pendant leads them to [[Lavasteam]], another island.

=== Lavasteam City ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Sock arrive to the next village, Lavasteam. However, they are soon spotted by the [[Miney|King Miney]], and are forced to hunt for [[Banya Crystals]]. Sock manages to spot Mari running into an uncolored mine and The Hero tries to rescue her. Instead, the Hero finds Miney's brother, [[Moe]].

Moe explains that his brother was originally a kind and helpful mayor, but after Wilfre showed up disguised as Salem, he manipulated Miney, who went mad with power, enslaving the village to find Banya Crystals alongside powerful robots named the [[Robosa]]. Moe tells them that the inventor of the Robosa, [[Key]], got stuck in the eastern area of the village, and might know how to shut them down. He then allows them to take the train there.

They restore the color to the eastern part of Lavasteam, as well as rescuing Key, returning him to Moe. Key explains that a key was made to deconstruct the Robosa which Miney uses to threaten them to work more. They soon get chucked in the Clockwork Tower Prison after Miney discovers their plan, but escape.

When Miney accidentally drops the key in a lava river, the Robosa go amok on the village. While they still manage to make a new key, they are tricked into flipping the switch to activate The [[Giant Robosa]], an unfinished Robosa prototype of Key's. It attempts to wipe out the village, though The Hero yet again manages to stop it, saving the village. While Miney apologizes saying that Salem told him, the Banya Crystals would have protected the village. Everyone forgives Miney and The Hero, along with their friends, return to Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
The crew get together to find their next destination a island further up in the world which they set sail for. Mari sneaks into Jowee's room and tears up The Book of Life, escaping off Turtle Rock by one of Wilfre's portals. Jowee becomes heartbroken, unsure if Mari is good or bad. The next day manages to convince the Raposa to keep going as they reach [[Galactic Jungle]].

=== Galactic Jungle ===
The Hero, Jowee and Sock land on Galactic Jungle, discovering that the color is missing. They hear about [[The Council]], a government that runs the village, and decide to help them restore the island.

They ask the messenger of the law, [[Click]], to take them there. Click hesitates at first claiming to see the council, residents must show help to them. The Hero then finds an important device for the council and Click then says he needs a photon blaster to power the elevator which takes them there. The Hero finds it, while Jowee and Sock get suspicious of Click, who then claims to have forgotten his ID. The Hero goes off to save one of the council's [[S.P.U.D.]] Rangers who, in reality, is a [[Baki]] dressed up as a ranger.

Click disappears, forcing the team to reach the council using a [[rocket]]. They take out the council's defenses which attempt to blow up their ship. They find Click on a higher level of the village in space, who claims that before he can use the elevator -- but The Hero needs to power three generators which give it energy. Click goes missing again, forcing them to break into the council headquarters.

After fighting the King and Queen, the three discover that the S.P.U.D. were lying about Click, who was really pretending to be the Council as a replacement for the previous mayor, who died without an heir. The villagers soon see that Click was only trying to protect them and elect him as the mayor. The team go back to the Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
When the crew attempts to power the map with the pendant, it fails, and Sock asks Jowee to give it to him who complies. He then runs off with it. The Raposa do not realize that Sock has run off with it, until they confront him, throwing the pendant into the ocean. "Sock" then reveals he was also a disguise of Wilfre. Wilfre escapes, and the crew decide to give up, and plan to head back to the village the next day.

As Jowee takes a nap to get his mind off things, he gets a vision in his dream of Heather and Mari yelling the words ''"skraby zarc"'' repeatedly. He figures out that the words spell Crazy Barks backwards, who knows how to stop Wilfre. Crazy Barks then sails the ship using Sock's hat (which Wilfre left behind) to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]], their final destination.

=== Wilfre's Wasteland ===
The crew all enter Wilfre's Wasteland, who are greeted by Mari, who reveals she abandoned the village in order to help Wilfre drain all the color from the world. Seeing how Jowee won't join her and Wilfre, they decide to kidnap him, taking him to Wilfre's castle to explain why she left. The rest of the villagers grow scared, and run back to Turtle Rock. Now abandoned, The Hero is then guided by a figure of Mari's dead father, [[Mayor|The Mayor]], to redraw the altars and retrieve the orbs to break the barrier of Wilfre's castle.

When the Creation Hero manages to open the gates, Jowee runs out panicking, telling the now-returned crew that what he saw was enough to make him not join Mari. He asks Mari to reconsider her decision, which he knows is selfish, and soon convinces Mari to rejoin them and stop Wilfre. The Hero defeats Wilfre and the team returns to the village, where The Creator extinguishes the Eternal Flame, causing them all to vanish.

=== Real Life ===
The game then shows paintings revealing The Raposa World was linked to an event that happened in the [[Human]] realm, where Mike was revealed to be Heather's younger sibling and Heather is revealed to be a Human, not a Raposa. Their family won dolls of Mari and Jowee at a carnival, and on their way back home, their car crashed and rolled into a ditch, putting Mike into a coma and killing his parents, transporting him into the Raposa realm and somehow bringing the Raposa Heather to the realm as well. If Wilfre had succeeded in draining all the color, then Mike would have remained comatose and the Raposa would stay alive; if the Creator won, then Mike would wake up, causing the Raposa and their world to disappear. Since the Creator ends up winning, Mike wakes up in the hospital, reuniting with Heather in the Human realm, whose left side of her face is bandaged from the accident.

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In ''[[Drawn to Life Collection]]'', the ending cinematic was changed due to a ratings complaint. In this ending, two siblings, again Heather and Mike, are playing outside catching fireflies. Mike climbs a tree in pursuit of one of the fireflies but the limb he is standing on breaks, causing him to fall. He lies unresponsive on the ground for a few moments until he wakes up unharmed after his mother and Heather pray for him. Like the original ending, Mari and Jowee dolls can be seen in the final frame.

==List of Villages==
===[[Watersong]]===
Watersong is the first village that the villagers visit. Its boss is [[Baki Beard]].

===[[Lavasteam]]===
Lavasteam is the second village that the villagers visit. Its boss is the 6 phase [[Giant Robosa]].

===[[Galactic Jungle]]===
Galactic Jungle is the third village that the villagers visit. Its bosses are the [[Queen and King]].

===[[Wilfre's Wasteland]]===
Wilfre's Wasteland is the fourth and final village that the villagers visit. It has 2 levels to represent each village giving it 9 levels total, including Wilfre's battle.

=={{Icon|Building}} Reception ==
===Critical Reviews===
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Metacritic.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Metacritic]]'''
| [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter/critic-reviews/?platform=ds 72/100]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameTrailers.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameTrailers]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20160210054943/http://www.gametrailers.com/videos/view/reviews2/104807-Drawn-to-Life-The-Next-Chapter-DS-Review 6.7/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameZone.png|100px|link=https://gamezone.com/]]'''
| [http://www.gamezone.com/reviews/drawn_to_life_the_next_chapter_nds_review 7.9/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:IGN.png|100px|link=wikipedia:IGN]]'''
| [https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/10/27/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review-2 6.7/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoLife.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Life]]
| [https://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/2009/11/drawn_to_life_the_next_chapter_ds 5/10]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoPower.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Power]]'''
| [https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Power_Issue_248_December_2009/page/n89/mode/2up 8/10]
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Like the original game, ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' received "Mixed or Average" reviews, based on 21 total reviews, albeit more positive than the original game. Many critics complimented the expansion of the first game's concept, visual style and more refined gameplay and story, whilst criticism was skewed towards the levels' short length and the core platforming still being considered rather basic.

===Awards===
The game was awarded "Best Platformer" for the DS line of IGN's Overall Best of E3 2009 Awards<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/06/10/nintendo-ds-best-of-e3-2009 IGN Best of E3 2009 Awards (DS)]</ref>.

===Sales===
Sales numbers of the game are rather obscure, but according to THQ's fiscal year report, the game sold over 1 million copies<ref>[https://last10k.com/sec-filings/thqi/0001047469-10-005774.htm THQ Fiscal Annual Report, March 2010]</ref>. However, with the [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]] selling more units and the versions not specified, it is speculated that the units of both are combined.

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL2|here]].

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia ==
* The game was originally announced on May 26th, 2009 in tandem with its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]].
* According to Jeremiah Slaczka, "not a lot of time" has passed between the ending of ''Drawn to Life'' and the sequel.
* There were originally six concept box art covers for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
* One can skip any scene using the start button.
** This doesn't apply to scenes in levels.
* In the [[Drawn to Life Collection]], the ending is different due to rating complaints for the original ending. Instead of getting in a car crash, Mike falls out of a tree.
** This change can also be found in later prints of the game, though it may have only been in North America.
** It is possible to check whether or not a copy of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' has the original ending by checking the cartridge code on the reverse side of the game cartridge. Strings containing "'''BDREN1J22'''" are modified, whereas the unmodified ending can only be found on cartridges containing "'''BDREN0J20'''".
** PAL serial codes also contain a slight difference ("'''BDRPNOJO9'''" & '''BDRPNOJO8'''"), however the original ending appears to be intact between builds.
* The Instruction Manuals for this game and its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]] are both stylized to look like the [[Book of Life]].
* In the UK, THQ worked with a number of primary schools to trial using both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter to help engage kids in art.<ref>https://www.mcvuk.com/business-news/publishing/drawn-to-life-conquers-the-classroom/</ref>
** A competition was also held to get participants' Heroes displayed on a billboard advertising the game, with ten regions represented.
* Much like the [[Drawn to Life|original game]], the Australian release was also commemorated with a competition, this time involving contestants to draw their own Hero via a flash-based demo of this game's [[Draw Mode]], followed by a [[Action Draw Jumper|short platforming game]] based on the [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]].
** The winning prize was a Nintendo DSi for themselves and everyone in their class, and a copy of the latter version.
* In the German localization, the game's title changes from ''"Drawn to Life: Mal-Held sein"'' for ''"[[Drawn_to_Life]]"'', to simply ''"Der magische Stift"'' (The magic pen) for ''"Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter"''. Due to this change it became fairly unclear, to those unfamiliar with the first game, that ''"Der magische Stift"'' is in fact a sequel.
* In ''The Art of 5thCell'', Joe Tringali says, “The original ending for ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' was purposely done in a different style from the game, to reinforce the real world vs. the imagined world…”
* According to both Jeremiah Slaczka<ref>https://youtu.be/EoxNnnrowm4?t=339</ref> and the story of [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]], the modified ending of The Next Chapter is not canon.
** Despite both later having doubts about The Next Chapter's age rating, the original ending was approved by both [[THQ]] and the ESRB prior to release.
*** Furthermore, [[5th Cell]] had little involvement in the modified ending.

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== {{Icon|Note}} References ==
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
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Drawn to Life

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'''''Drawn to Life''''' is an action-adventure/platform game for the Nintendo DS developed by [[5th Cell]] and published by [[THQ]] in America, Europe and Australia. It was published in Japan with the name '''''Drawn to Life: God's Marionette''. '''('''ドローントゥライフ: 〜神様のマリオネット〜 ''', ''Dorōn to Raifu: 〜Kami-sama no Marionetto〜'') by [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], and in Korea as '''''Draw, Touch! The World I Make'' '''('''그려라, 터치! 내가 만드는 세상''', ''Geulyeola, Teochi! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang).''

The game is known for letting players create their own playable characters, level objects, and accessories by drawing them using the DS's stylus and touch screen.

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== Overview ==
''Drawn to Life'' requires the player to create a [[Hero]] in order to free a cursed [[Rapoville|village]] from an encroaching [[darkness]]. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as [[:Category:Transportation|vehicles]], [[Weapon|weapons]], platforms, etc.) which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.

=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
''Drawn to Life'' is a 2D game with the unique hook of drawing your own playable character, weapons and accessories, platforms, and objects. This game is targeted towards children, young adults and non-gamers due to its lack of complexity and ease of play. The game is separated into three different play modes.

=== Village Mode ===
A top-down, central "hub" where the player progresses the story and interacts with the [[Raposa]], purchases items from the item [[Isaac's Shop|shop]] using [[Rapo-Coins]] collected from Adventure Mode and also accesses levels. Players draw different items at the Raposa's request to enrich their village. Over the course of the game in village mode, the player will play mini-games, participate in a town festival, hunt for a [[Zsasha|thief]] and help the Raposa thrive. Here players are given their objective for the next Adventure Mode level. There are two main buildings in this mode—[[Creation Hall]], where players can edit their previous creations, and the [[Isaac's Shop|Item Shop]], where players can purchase [[music|songs]], patterns, stamps and even new abilities for their hero.

=== Adventure Mode ===
A side-scrolling platformer, laid out into [[Drawn to Life/List of Levels|sixteen unique levels]]. Adventure Mode is where the "meat" of gameplay is done. Here the player battles [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]], rescues Raposa, and collects items. Players draw unique platforms that allow the player the progress through the level and reach the [[Exit Gate]]. Bosses are also battled through this mode. There are four different worlds: [[Snow Gate|Snow]], [[Forest Gate|Forest]], [[Beach Gate|Beach]] and [[City Gate|City]], each with their own boss.

Players are tasked with rescuing three Raposa (usually one is named and two are random), and four pieces of a [[Template|page]] from the [[Book of Life]] which will be used to create a new village object. Players can also collect "[[Secrets |secret]]" orbs (three per level) that will then unlock and be purchasable in the item shop. In each section of the levels players tap on an easel icon to enable [[Draw Mode]], which tells the player to draw some new type of platform or object. Once drawn, the player goes back to Adventure Mode and can then use or interact with the newly drawn object.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life/List of Levels}}

=== Draw Mode ===
The tool, similar to a robust version [[wikipedia:Paint (software)|Microsoft Paint]], through which players use to create new objects, weapons and even their hero. This is done through the stylus and touch screen input. Once drawn, objects and the hero itself will animate through the game's own design. The player can design up to three different humanoid heroes using a variety of colors, patterns and stamps. Character creation also features fifteen or so pre-made character templates which can be traced, or have their body parts swapped in and used for those people who are less artistic.

An interesting side feature to Draw Mode is that the game's title screen can be drawn and saved, so players can make their own unique title screen.

Players can also trade their drawn heroes and other objects via local wireless.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==
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The main "race" of creatures inhabiting the universe of ''Drawn to Life'' are anthropomorphic fox-like beings known as the [[Raposa]]. They were drawn by [[Creator|The Creator]], who also drew their world and everything in it.

The story begins with a Raposa named [[Mari]] crying out to The Creator to help save the Village she lives in. Her father doubts that The Creator will come back to help them, though [[Mari]] doesn't want to give up. Along the way, the player is introduced to her best friend, [[Jowee]], and her father, who is [[Mayor|The Mayor]]. These characters are the last remaining villagers. The player designs a hero for them, and they soon run into [[Wilfre]], a corrupted Raposa that dabbled in creation, and spawned a legion of evil [[Shadow|Shadow Creatures]]. The actual gameplay starts by rescuing The Mayor, who sets off to bring back the Raposa to the Village. As the player progresses, they learn that Wilfre was once a prominent member of the Village, and he stole the [[Book of Life]], thinking he could do better than The Creator, and tore the pages from it because of his failed attempts. The Mayor asks The Hero to find and return the pages of the Book of Life, so The Creator can once again draw the missing objects from the Village.

The Hero starts by designing the [[Eternal Flame]], which is used to clear the darkness from each section of the village, each time The Hero returns from completing a level. Along the way, The Hero rescue a cast of villagers, who agree to return to the Village and open up shops, restaurants and other places of interest. Mari begins training to take over as Mayor, and the Village plans a festival to celebrate. Meanwhile, adventure-hungry Jowee sneaks into a [[Twilite Wood|level]], and The Hero has to save him and help find an appropriate gift for Mari. This reckless act causes a rift between Jowee and Mari, but they eventually make up and grow closer as they help The Hero restore the village to what it once was.

After numerous confrontations with Wilfre, he finally tricks The Mayor into appearing alone, and kills him. Mari and the villagers are devastated, but after seeing the village descend into chaos, decide to band together and stop Wilfre for good. The Hero defeats Wilfre, and returns to the Village. Jowee plans to leave on a treasure hunt, and after saying goodbye, Mari reminisces about the past, upset about losing her dad and best friend. The story ends with Mari on the beach, shocked at seeing Jowee walk up behind her. She runs to him happily, watched over by the spirit of The Mayor, and The Hero, on the cliff above.

=={{Icon|Building}} Reception ==
===Critical Reviews===
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Metacritic.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Metacritic]]'''
| [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life/critic-reviews/?platform=ds 73/100 (DS)] || [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life/critic-reviews/?platform=ios-iphoneipad 53/100 (iOS)]
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| 2.9/5 ⭐ (iOS)
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:AppSpy.png|100px|link=https://www.appspy.com/]]'''
| [https://www.appspy.com/review/8594/drawn-to-life 2/5 (iOS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Eurogamer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Eurogamer]]'''
| [https://www.eurogamer.net/r-dsroundup-2609?page=2 6/10 (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:Famitsu.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Famitsu]]'''
| [http://nintendoeverything.com/famitsu-review-scores-28/ 31/40] (DS)
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameInformer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Game Informer]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20080112225145/http://www.gameinformer.com/NR/exeres/705E7FBB-114B-483D-BCF4-D24895477485.htm 7/10 (DS)]
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| [https://web.archive.org/web/20080202233704/http://www.gamepro.com/nintendo/ds/games/reviews/133588.shtml 4.5/5 ⭐ (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameRevolution.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameRevolution]]'''
| [https://www.gamerevolution.com/game/drawn-to-life B (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpot.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameSpot]]'''
| [https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/drawn-to-life-review/1900-6178918/ 7.5/10 (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpy.png|50px|link=wikipedia:GameSpy]]'''
| [http://ds.gamespy.com/nintendo-ds/drawn-to-life/820317p1.html 3.5/5 ⭐ (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameZone.png|100px|link=https://gamezone.com/]]'''
| [https://gamezone.com/reviews/drawn_to_life_nds_review/ 7.5/10 (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:IGN.png|100px|link=wikipedia:IGN]]'''
| [https://www.ign.com/articles/2007/09/10/drawn-to-life-review 7.9/10 (DS)] ||
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoPower.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Power]]'''
| [https://archive.org/details/nintendo-power-issue-221-november-2007/page/104/mode/2up 7.5/10 (DS)]
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|width="44%"|'''[[File:TouchArcade.png|100px|link=wikipedia:TouchArcade]]'''
| [https://toucharcade.com/2014/05/28/drawn-to-life-review/ 3/5 ⭐ (iOS)]
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The DS version of ''Drawn to Life'' received mostly positive reviews from critics, with many complimenting the concept, visuals, and story, whilst criticism was skewed towards the latter's repetitiveness and gameplay described by some outlets as "uninspired". According to Metacritic, ''Drawn to Life'' received mostly "Mixed or Average" reviews, based on 34 total reviews, with no negative reviews. The game was well received by critics in Japan, with Famitsu awarding the DS version three eights and one seven, bringing in a total positive score of 31/40<ref>[http://nintendoeverything.com/famitsu-review-scores-28/ Famitsu Review Scores, Nintendo Everything]</ref>.

Reception of the iOS release was far less frequent, however the consensus towards this port was much more negative, with the few outlets who published reviews referring to it as a poor transition. Most criticism geared towards the port's poor optimization, particularly the control scheme and music and sound effects being mismatched. Again according to Metacritic, this version also received "Mixed of Average" reviews, based on 4 total reviews, though unlike the DS version, there were no positive reviews.

===Awards===
''Drawn to Life'' was nominated for "Outstanding Achievement in Story Development" at the 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, and at IGN's "Best of 2007" awards, ''Drawn to Life'' won "Most Innovative Design" (DS) and was runner-up for "Best Platform Game" (DS). In Game Spot's "Best of 2007" the game was nominated for "Best Platformer" (All Systems) and "Best Original Game Mechanic". Nintendo Power nominated ''Drawn to Life'' for Best Platformer (Wii & DS) for its 2007 Nintendo Power Awards. ''Drawn to Life'' was also a finalist in the inaugural Independant Games Festival: Mobile awards for Achievement in Art and Audio Achivement. In the 2007 National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers awards, ''Drawn to Life'' won the award for Innovation in Gameplay. The game is also an iParenting Media Award Winner.

===Sales===
Supposedly, as of March 2008, ''Drawn to Life'' had sold 820,000 copies in North America and Western Europe, though the article this number was taken from no longer exists online in a complete form<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120418225219/http://www.edge-online.com/features/top-100-games-21st-century Incomplete Sales Article]</ref>. A less accurate, but more publically available number is found on vgchartz - 780,000 copies sold.

In a conference call with investors, THQ President Brian Farrel stated that they were pleased with ''Drawn to Life'''s performance<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080327004218/http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=17250 THQ Conference Call]</ref>. The game was also very well received in Australia, making its debut on the Top 10 Australian sales chart for all platforms at #3. It continued to stay on the Top 10 sales chart over the next two months until Christmas.

The iOS release's sales nubers are rather obscure, however the game consistently being in the top releases for 505 Mobile also suggests the port was initially a commercial success for 505 Mobile, despite being a critical failure.

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1|here]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In this installment, the player gets to draw the world, the trees, and the Raposa at the start of the game. [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]] is the only other game the player gets to draw the world of Raposa.
** Unlike the original game, the Wii game doesn't let the player draw the trees and Raposa. Instead, the player gets to draw the sun and the moon.
* In non-English versions of the game the default Touch Screen drawing has the word "Draw!" removed and the color of two of the swirls surrounding Jowee were altered.
** However, in the European version if you change the language to English and reset the drawing it will revert back to the original version with the word "Draw!"
* According to the App Store, the iOS port was available to download as late as 2019, five years after it's initial release.
* Two different boxarts exist for Drawn to Life; One features artwork seen in the title screen and was only used in the Japanese version and the pre-release North American boxart. The other boxart uses unique, oil painting style artwork with a more muted color palette, this was used in every other release of the game.
** Despite the changes, both boxarts share the same [[Hero]] artwork and game logo.
* This installment was David J. Franco's favorite soundtrack that he composed.
* To celebrate the game's Australian release, a Drawn to Life-themed competition was held by [[THQ]] and [[Nickelodeon]].
** The winning prize was a Nintendo DS Lite for the victor and everyone in their class, as well as a copy of the game and a year's worth of THQ titles. Runner-ups received a $200 art set.
** Australia also received one of only four pieces of merchandise the [[Drawn to Life Series]] ever got: a DS carry case, complete with a stylus and branded whiteboard and marker<ref>[https://www.engadget.com/2007-11-16-australian-drawn-to-life-ds-case-is-awesome-unattainable.html Engadget Press Release Article]</ref>.
* According to director Jeremiah Slaczka, Drawn to Life was loosely inspired by the Super Nintendo game [[wikipedia:ActRaiser|ActRaiser]].
** In both games you play as a god-like being, who interacts with the world with an unanimated object brought to life in their fight against a villain who represents Satan.
** Both games also feature overworld and side-scrolling sections, albeit in ActRaiser its a city-building simulator rather than a RPG-style hub world.
* Four pre-release builds of this game have been revealed to the public. More information about these builds can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1#Milestone Builds|here]].
* This game's instruction manual is the only one in the entire [[Drawn to Life Series]] to be in full color.
* The Japanese website of the game contains a promotional flash game, titled ''Shadow Bashing''. You can read more about it [[Shadow Bashing|here]].

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E3Flier.jpg|Promotional flier art for ''Drawn to Life'''s original demo<ref>[https://twitter.com/chickysprout/status/1335586884731322369/ Cocefi🍗, X]</ref>.
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Dtl17.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl18.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl19.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl20.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl21.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl22.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl23.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl24.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl25.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl26.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl27.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl28.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl29.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl30.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl31.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl32.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl33.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl34.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl35.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl36.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl37.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl38.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl39.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl40.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl41.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl42.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl43.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
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|-|Australian Release=
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{{!}}-{{!}}Website=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTL.AUSITE.PNG|The prompt presenting links for either the main website or the website based on [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]].
DLT.AULOADING.gif|The website first loading. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AUSTARTUP.gif|The website starting up. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AULOADING2.gif|Loading after startup. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AUHOMELOAD.gif|The Homepage being drawn. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AULEAVEHOME.gif|The Homepage being erased. ''(Click to View)''
DTLAUSHOME.png|The Homepage.
DTLAUSTHEGAME.png|The Game page.
DTLAUSGAMEPLAY.png|The Gameplay page.
DTLAUCHARACTERS.png|The Character subpage.
DTLAUSCOMP.png|The Competition page containing the winning results for a DTL-themed contest.
DTLAUSCREATORPROFILE.PNG|The Creator's profile.
DTLAUSJOWEEPROFILE.PNG|Jowee's profile.
DTLAUSMARIPROFILE.PNG|Mari's profile.
DTLMAYORPROFILE.PNG|The Mayor's profile.
</gallery></center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Merchandise=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
dtl_case1.jpg|A promotional image of an Australian-exclusive DS carry case.
dtl_case2.jpg|Ditto.
dtl_case3.jpg|Ditto.
dtl_case4.jpg|Ditto, with the whiteboard, marker and stylus.
</gallery></center>
}}

|-|5th Cell & THQ Website=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Banners=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Topbar.jpg
Topbar2.jpg
Featured_game.jpg
Featured_game(2).jpg
Banner_d2l.jpg
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RapoVillagePromo.jpeg
THQDtLBanner.jpg
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{{!}}-{{!}}Screenshots=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
<gallery>
DTLPLAYTHQ.png|The game's webpage on PlayTHQ's website.
5thCellDTL2006.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2006.
5thCellDTL2007.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2007.
5thCellDTL2013.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2013.
5thCellDTL2015.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2015.
DTL1Screen1.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen2.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen3.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen4.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTLTHQSCREEN1.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN2.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN3.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN4.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN5.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN6.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN7.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN8.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN9.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN10.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN11.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN12.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN13.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
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|-|iOS release=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLIOSTHUMB.jpg|The app icon for Drawn to Life's iOS port.
505MobilePage.png|505 Games Mobile's webpage advertising the iOS port of the game.
DTLiTunes2016.png|The iOS port's iTunes page from 2016.
DTLAppStore2019.png|The iOS port's App Store page from 2019.
</gallery>

|-|Screenshots=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Dtlpromoscreenshot1.jpg|Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot2.jpg|Edited Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot3.jpg|Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot4.jpg|Edited Promotional Screenshot
</gallery></center>

|-|Magazines=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Nintendo Power=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTL NP.png|''Drawn to Life's'' preview page in the September 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.62.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.63.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.64.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
</gallery>
</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Game Developer Magazine=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
GameDevDec2007Cover.png|GDM December 2007 cover art featuring Drawn to Life.
GDM_December_2007-24.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 24.
GDM_December_2007-25.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 25.
GDM_December_2007-26.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 26.
GDM_December_2007-27.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 27.
GDM_December_2007-28.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 28.
GDM_December_2007-29.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 29.
</gallery>
</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Misc.=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DtLMagAd.png|''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
DtLMagAdSpanish.jpg|Spanish ''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
DtLMagAdGerman.jpg|German ''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
</gallery></center>
}}

|-|Other=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLDSIcon.png|The game's DS icon.
DTLDSMENU.png|The game in the Nintendo DS Menu.
DTLDSMENUJP.png|The Japanese version of the game in the Nintendo DS Menu.
THQDTL.png|Licensed by Nintendo banner and THQ logo.
AgatsumaTHQ.png|Agatsuma Entertainment and THQ logos, only seen in the Japanese version.
BinkDTL.png|Copyright information and Bink Video logo.
5thCellDS.png|5th Cell logo.
Actraiser.png|Director Jeremiah Slaczka talking about the game's inspiration.
</gallery></center>

|-| Videos=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}English=
<center><youtube>4nSTScnYvOM</youtube> Drawn to Life's Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>gaYeXiktG-E</youtube> An extended version of the Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>n7Zba8ziZeo</youtube> An early Drawn to Life Trailer</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Japanese=
<center><youtube>YXqHoXci3CI</youtube> The Japanese trailer for Drawn to Life.</center>
<center><youtube>A4KMrFIeUDM</youtube> A Japanese TV spot for Drawn to Life.</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Spanish=
<center><youtube>HryCrYMlf4Y</youtube> A Spanish TV spot for Drawn to Life.</center>
}}
</tabber>

=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Games]]

Drawn to Life

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'''''Drawn to Life''''' is an action-adventure/platform game for the Nintendo DS developed by [[5th Cell]] and published by [[THQ]] in America, Europe and Australia. It was published in Japan with the name '''''Drawn to Life: God's Marionette''. '''('''ドローントゥライフ: 〜神様のマリオネット〜 ''', ''Dorōn to Raifu: 〜Kami-sama no Marionetto〜'') by [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], and in Korea as '''''Draw, Touch! The World I Make'' '''('''그려라, 터치! 내가 만드는 세상''', ''Geulyeola, Teochi! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang).''

The game is known for letting players create their own playable characters, level objects, and accessories by drawing them using the DS's stylus and touch screen.

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== Overview ==
''Drawn to Life'' requires the player to create a [[Hero]] in order to free a cursed [[Rapoville|village]] from an encroaching [[darkness]]. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as [[:Category:Transportation|vehicles]], [[Weapon|weapons]], platforms, etc.) which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.

=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
''Drawn to Life'' is a 2D game with the unique hook of drawing your own playable character, weapons and accessories, platforms, and objects. This game is targeted towards children, young adults and non-gamers due to its lack of complexity and ease of play. The game is separated into three different play modes.

=== Village Mode ===
A top-down, central "hub" where the player progresses the story and interacts with the [[Raposa]], purchases items from the item [[Isaac's Shop|shop]] using [[Rapo-Coins]] collected from Adventure Mode and also accesses levels. Players draw different items at the Raposa's request to enrich their village. Over the course of the game in village mode, the player will play mini-games, participate in a town festival, hunt for a [[Zsasha|thief]] and help the Raposa thrive. Here players are given their objective for the next Adventure Mode level. There are two main buildings in this mode—[[Creation Hall]], where players can edit their previous creations, and the [[Isaac's Shop|Item Shop]], where players can purchase [[music|songs]], patterns, stamps and even new abilities for their hero.

=== Adventure Mode ===
A side-scrolling platformer, laid out into [[Drawn to Life/List of Levels|sixteen unique levels]]. Adventure Mode is where the "meat" of gameplay is done. Here the player battles [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]], rescues Raposa, and collects items. Players draw unique platforms that allow the player the progress through the level and reach the [[Exit Gate]]. Bosses are also battled through this mode. There are four different worlds: [[Snow Gate|Snow]], [[Forest Gate|Forest]], [[Beach Gate|Beach]] and [[City Gate|City]], each with their own boss.

Players are tasked with rescuing three Raposa (usually one is named and two are random), and four pieces of a [[Template|page]] from the [[Book of Life]] which will be used to create a new village object. Players can also collect "[[Secrets |secret]]" orbs (three per level) that will then unlock and be purchasable in the item shop. In each section of the levels players tap on an easel icon to enable [[Draw Mode]], which tells the player to draw some new type of platform or object. Once drawn, the player goes back to Adventure Mode and can then use or interact with the newly drawn object.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life/List of Levels}}

=== Draw Mode ===
The tool, similar to a robust version [[wikipedia:Paint (software)|Microsoft Paint]], through which players use to create new objects, weapons and even their hero. This is done through the stylus and touch screen input. Once drawn, objects and the hero itself will animate through the game's own design. The player can design up to three different humanoid heroes using a variety of colors, patterns and stamps. Character creation also features fifteen or so pre-made character templates which can be traced, or have their body parts swapped in and used for those people who are less artistic.

An interesting side feature to Draw Mode is that the game's title screen can be drawn and saved, so players can make their own unique title screen.

Players can also trade their drawn heroes and other objects via local wireless.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==
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The main "race" of creatures inhabiting the universe of ''Drawn to Life'' are anthropomorphic fox-like beings known as the [[Raposa]]. They were drawn by [[Creator|The Creator]], who also drew their world and everything in it.

The story begins with a Raposa named [[Mari]] crying out to The Creator to help save the Village she lives in. Her father doubts that The Creator will come back to help them, though [[Mari]] doesn't want to give up. Along the way, the player is introduced to her best friend, [[Jowee]], and her father, who is [[Mayor|The Mayor]]. These characters are the last remaining villagers. The player designs a hero for them, and they soon run into [[Wilfre]], a corrupted Raposa that dabbled in creation, and spawned a legion of evil [[Shadow|Shadow Creatures]]. The actual gameplay starts by rescuing The Mayor, who sets off to bring back the Raposa to the Village. As the player progresses, they learn that Wilfre was once a prominent member of the Village, and he stole the [[Book of Life]], thinking he could do better than The Creator, and tore the pages from it because of his failed attempts. The Mayor asks The Hero to find and return the pages of the Book of Life, so The Creator can once again draw the missing objects from the Village.

The Hero starts by designing the [[Eternal Flame]], which is used to clear the darkness from each section of the village, each time The Hero returns from completing a level. Along the way, The Hero rescue a cast of villagers, who agree to return to the Village and open up shops, restaurants and other places of interest. Mari begins training to take over as Mayor, and the Village plans a festival to celebrate. Meanwhile, adventure-hungry Jowee sneaks into a [[Twilite Wood|level]], and The Hero has to save him and help find an appropriate gift for Mari. This reckless act causes a rift between Jowee and Mari, but they eventually make up and grow closer as they help The Hero restore the village to what it once was.

After numerous confrontations with Wilfre, he finally tricks The Mayor into appearing alone, and kills him. Mari and the villagers are devastated, but after seeing the village descend into chaos, decide to band together and stop Wilfre for good. The Hero defeats Wilfre, and returns to the Village. Jowee plans to leave on a treasure hunt, and after saying goodbye, Mari reminisces about the past, upset about losing her dad and best friend. The story ends with Mari on the beach, shocked at seeing Jowee walk up behind her. She runs to him happily, watched over by the spirit of The Mayor, and The Hero, on the cliff above.

=={{Icon|Building}} Reception ==
===Critical Reviews===
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|colspan="4" class="InfoboxGeneric-Header" style="text-align:center; color: white; background: {{{boxcolor|#3c8915}}}; border-radius: 5px; font-family: ARCO; border-bottom: 4px solid rgb(0 0 0 / 43%); text-shadow: 1px 0 0 #00000085,0 -1px 0 #00000085,0 1px 0 #00000085,-1px 0 0 #00000085;"|<big>'''{{{name|Critical Scores}}}'''</big>
|-
! colspan="4" class="InfoboxGeneric-Header" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#3c8915}}}; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 5px; border-bottom: 3.5px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.43);" |<center>'''Aggregated Scores'''</center>
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:Metacritic.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Metacritic]]'''
| [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life/critic-reviews/?platform=ds 73/100 (DS)] || [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life/critic-reviews/?platform=ios-iphoneipad 53/100 (iOS)]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:AppStore.png|100px|link=wikipedia:App Store]]'''
| 2.9/5 ⭐ (iOS)
|-
! colspan="4" class="InfoboxGeneric-Header" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#3c8915}}}; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 5px; border-bottom: 3.5px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.43);" |<center>'''Review Scores'''</center>
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:AppSpy.png|100px|link=https://www.appspy.com/]]'''
| [https://www.appspy.com/review/8594/drawn-to-life 2/5 (iOS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
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|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:Eurogamer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Eurogamer]]'''
| [https://www.eurogamer.net/r-dsroundup-2609?page=2 6/10 (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
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|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:Famitsu.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Famitsu]]'''
| [http://nintendoeverything.com/famitsu-review-scores-28/ 31/40] (DS)
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameInformer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Game Informer]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20080112225145/http://www.gameinformer.com/NR/exeres/705E7FBB-114B-483D-BCF4-D24895477485.htm 7/10 (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GamePro.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GamePro]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20080202233704/http://www.gamepro.com/nintendo/ds/games/reviews/133588.shtml 4.5/5 ⭐ (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameRevolution.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameRevolution]]'''
| [https://www.gamerevolution.com/game/drawn-to-life B (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpot.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameSpot]]'''
| [https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/drawn-to-life-review/1900-6178918/ 7.5/10 (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpy.png|50px|link=wikipedia:GameSpy]]'''
| [http://ds.gamespy.com/nintendo-ds/drawn-to-life/820317p1.html 3.5/5 ⭐ (DS)]
|-
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameZone.png|100px|link=https://gamezone.com/]]'''
| [https://gamezone.com/reviews/drawn_to_life_nds_review/ 7.5/10 (DS)]
|-
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|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:IGN.png|100px|link=wikipedia:IGN]]'''
| [https://www.ign.com/articles/2007/09/10/drawn-to-life-review 7.9/10 (DS)] ||
|-
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! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoPower.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Power]]'''
| [https://archive.org/details/nintendo-power-issue-221-november-2007/page/104/mode/2up 7.5/10 (DS)]
|-
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! colspan="2" class="InfoboxGeneric-Line" style="background-color:#DBDBDB;" |
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:TouchArcade.png|100px|link=wikipedia:TouchArcade]]'''
| [https://toucharcade.com/2014/05/28/drawn-to-life-review/ 3/5 ⭐ (iOS)]
|}

The DS version of ''Drawn to Life'' received mostly positive reviews from critics, with many complimenting the concept, visuals, and story, whilst criticism was skewed towards the latter's repetitiveness and gameplay described by some outlets as "uninspired". According to Metacritic, ''Drawn to Life'' received mostly "Mixed or Average" reviews, based on 34 total reviews, with no negative reviews. The game was well received by critics in Japan, with Famitsu awarding the DS version three eights and one seven, bringing in a total positive score of 31/40<ref>[http://nintendoeverything.com/famitsu-review-scores-28/ Famitsu Review Scores, Nintendo Everything]</ref>.

Reception of the iOS release was far less frequent, however the consensus towards this port was much more negative, with the few outlets who published reviews referring to it as a poor transition. Most criticism geared towards the port's poor optimization, particularly the control scheme and music and sound effects being mismatched. Again according to Metacritic, this version also received "Mixed of Average" reviews, based on 4 total reviews, though unlike the DS version, there were no positive reviews.

===Awards===
''Drawn to Life'' was nominated for "Outstanding Achievement in Story Development" at the 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, and at IGN's "Best of 2007" awards, ''Drawn to Life'' won "Most Innovative Design" (DS) and was runner-up for "Best Platform Game" (DS). In Game Spot's "Best of 2007" the game was nominated for "Best Platformer" (All Systems) and "Best Original Game Mechanic". Nintendo Power nominated ''Drawn to Life'' for Best Platformer (Wii & DS) for its 2007 Nintendo Power Awards. ''Drawn to Life'' was also a finalist in the inaugural Independant Games Festival: Mobile awards for Achievement in Art and Audio Achivement. In the 2007 National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers awards, ''Drawn to Life'' won the award for Innovation in Gameplay. The game is also an iParenting Media Award Winner.

===Sales===
Supposedly, as of March 2008, ''Drawn to Life'' had sold 820,000 copies in North America and Western Europe, though the article this number was taken from no longer exists online in a complete form<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120418225219/http://www.edge-online.com/features/top-100-games-21st-century Incomplete Sales Article]</ref>. A less accurate, but more publically available number is found on vgchartz - 780,000 copies sold.

In a conference call with investors, THQ President Brian Farrel stated that they were pleased with ''Drawn to Life'''s performance<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080327004218/http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=17250 THQ Conference Call]</ref>. The game was also very well received in Australia, making its debut on the Top 10 Australian sales chart for all platforms at #3. It continued to stay on the Top 10 sales chart over the next two months until Christmas.

The iOS release's sales nubers are rather obscure, however the game consistently being in the top releases for 505 Mobile also suggests the port was initially a commercial success for 505 Mobile, despite being a critical failure.

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1|here]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In this installment, the player gets to draw the world, the trees, and the Raposa at the start of the game. [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]] is the only other game the player gets to draw the world of Raposa.
** Unlike the original game, the Wii game doesn't let the player draw the trees and Raposa. Instead, the player gets to draw the sun and the moon.
* In non-English versions of the game the default Touch Screen drawing has the word "Draw!" removed and the color of two of the swirls surrounding Jowee were altered.
** However, in the European version if you change the language to English and reset the drawing it will revert back to the original version with the word "Draw!"
* According to the App Store, the iOS port was available to download as late as 2019, five years after it's initial release.
* Two different boxarts exist for Drawn to Life; One features artwork seen in the title screen and was only used in the Japanese version and the pre-release North American boxart. The other boxart uses unique, oil painting style artwork with a more muted color palette, this was used in every other release of the game.
** Despite the changes, both boxarts share the same [[Hero]] artwork and game logo.
* This installment was David J. Franco's favorite soundtrack that he composed.
* To celebrate the game's Australian release, a Drawn to Life-themed competition was held by [[THQ]] and [[Nickelodeon]].
** The winning prize was a Nintendo DS Lite for the victor and everyone in their class, as well as a copy of the game and a year's worth of THQ titles. Runner-ups received a $200 art set.
** Australia also received one of only four pieces of merchandise the [[Drawn to Life Series]] ever got: a DS carry case, complete with a stylus and branded whiteboard and marker<ref>[https://www.engadget.com/2007-11-16-australian-drawn-to-life-ds-case-is-awesome-unattainable.html Engadget Press Release Article]</ref>.
* According to director Jeremiah Slaczka, Drawn to Life was loosely inspired by the Super Nintendo game [[wikipedia:ActRaiser|ActRaiser]].
** In both games you play as a god-like being, who interacts with the world with an unanimated object brought to life in their fight against a villain who represents Satan.
** Both games also feature overworld and side-scrolling sections, albeit in ActRaiser its a city-building simulator rather than a RPG-style hub world.
* Four pre-release builds of this game have been revealed to the public. More information about these builds can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1#Milestone Builds|here]].
* This game's instruction manual is the only one in the entire [[Drawn to Life Series]] to be in full color.
* The Japanese website of the game contains a promotional flash game, titled ''Shadow Bashing''. You can read more about it [[Shadow Bashing|here]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
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|-|Backgrounds=
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Dtl02.jpg|A HQ version of the background in one of Drawn to Life's boxarts.
99.jpg|Another version of the background on one of Drawn to Life's covers.
6461cef86f83059ccff8022873311c1f.jpg|Promo Art
Legal-bg.jpg|Promo Art
</gallery></center>

|-|Prerelease=
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Screen_Shot_2018-09-12_at_1.48.26_AM.png|A screenshot taken from one of Drawn to Life's early trailers.
Dtl_promoart.png|Early Promo art for Drawn to Life.
E3Flier.jpg|Promotional flier art for ''Drawn to Life'''s original demo<ref>[https://twitter.com/chickysprout/status/1335586884731322369/ Cocefi🍗, X]</ref>.
E3Flier2.png
</gallery></center>

|-|Instruction Manual=
<center>'''Note: This uses captures of the Australian version. The manual may differ between regions.'''</center>
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DTL1MAN.jpg|Front and back covers
DTL2MAN.jpg|Nintendo-related info and Page 1
DTL3MAN.jpg|Page 2 & 3
DTL4MAN.jpg|Page 4 & 5
DTL5MAN.jpg|Page 6 & 7
DTL6MAN.jpg|Page 8 & 9
DTL7MAN.jpg|Page 10 & 11
DTL8MAN.jpg|Page 12 & 13
DTL9MAN.jpg|Limited Warranty Notice
DTL10MAN.jpg|Notes & THQ Customer Service numbers
</gallery></center>

|-|Japan Release=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Website=
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Jpsite.png|The website for Drawn to Life's Japan release.
JpsiteAdventure.png|The Adventure section of the Japanese website.
JpsiteDrawMode.png|The Draw Mode section of the Japanese website.
JpsiteHero.png|The Hero section of the Japanese website.
JpsiteCharacters.png|The Character section of the Japanese website.
SHADOWBASHINGTITLETEXT.PNG|The title text of Shadow Bashing, reading "Think you can beat me? Click here to start!"
DTLSHADOWBASHING.png|The title screen of Shadow Bashing.
DTLSHADOWBASHINGGAME.png|A playthrough of Shadow Bashing.
DTLSHADOWBASHINGENDSCREEN.png|The game's end screen.
SHADOWBATSHADOWBASHING.png|An injured Shadow Bat graphic seen in Shadow Bashing.
</gallery></center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Screenshots=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Dtl08.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl09.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl10.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl11.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl12.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl13.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl14.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl15.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl16.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl17.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl18.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl19.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl20.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl21.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl22.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl23.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl24.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl25.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl26.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl27.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl28.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl29.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl30.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl31.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl32.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl33.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl34.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl35.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl36.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl37.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl38.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl39.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl40.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl41.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl42.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl43.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
</gallery>
}}
</center>

|-|Australian Release=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Website=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTL.AUSITE.PNG|The prompt presenting links for either the main website or the website based on [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]].
DLT.AULOADING.gif|The website first loading. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AUSTARTUP.gif|The website starting up. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AULOADING2.gif|Loading after startup. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AUHOMELOAD.gif|The Homepage being drawn. ''(Click to View)''
DTL.AULEAVEHOME.gif|The Homepage being erased. ''(Click to View)''
DTLAUSHOME.png|The Homepage.
DTLAUSTHEGAME.png|The Game page.
DTLAUSGAMEPLAY.png|The Gameplay page.
DTLAUCHARACTERS.png|The Character subpage.
DTLAUSCOMP.png|The Competition page containing the winning results for a DTL-themed contest.
DTLAUSCREATORPROFILE.PNG|The Creator's profile.
DTLAUSJOWEEPROFILE.PNG|Jowee's profile.
DTLAUSMARIPROFILE.PNG|Mari's profile.
DTLMAYORPROFILE.PNG|The Mayor's profile.
</gallery></center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Merchandise=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
dtl_case1.jpg|A promotional image of an Australian-exclusive DS carry case.
dtl_case2.jpg|Ditto.
dtl_case3.jpg|Ditto.
dtl_case4.jpg|Ditto, with the whiteboard, marker and stylus.
</gallery></center>
}}

|-|5th Cell & THQ Website=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Banners=
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Topbar.jpg
Topbar2.jpg
Featured_game.jpg
Featured_game(2).jpg
Banner_d2l.jpg
Banner_d2l(2).jpg
RapoVillagePromo.jpeg
THQDtLBanner.jpg
</gallery></center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Screenshots=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
<gallery>
DTLPLAYTHQ.png|The game's webpage on PlayTHQ's website.
5thCellDTL2006.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2006.
5thCellDTL2007.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2007.
5thCellDTL2013.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2013.
5thCellDTL2015.png|5th Cell's preview page of the game from 2015.
DTL1Screen1.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen2.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen3.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTL1Screen4.png|5th Cell Website Screenshot
DTLTHQSCREEN1.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN2.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN3.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN4.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN5.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN6.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN7.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN8.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN9.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN10.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN11.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN12.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
DTLTHQSCREEN13.jpg|THQ Website screenshot of Drawn to Life.
</gallery></center>
}}

|-|iOS release=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLIOSTHUMB.jpg|The app icon for Drawn to Life's iOS port.
505MobilePage.png|505 Games Mobile's webpage advertising the iOS port of the game.
DTLiTunes2016.png|The iOS port's iTunes page from 2016.
DTLAppStore2019.png|The iOS port's App Store page from 2019.
</gallery>

|-|Screenshots=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Dtlpromoscreenshot1.jpg|Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot2.jpg|Edited Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot3.jpg|Promotional Screenshot
Dtlpromoscreenshot4.jpg|Edited Promotional Screenshot
</gallery></center>

|-|Magazines=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Nintendo Power=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTL NP.png|''Drawn to Life's'' preview page in the September 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.62.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.63.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
NPNov2009DTLpp.64.png|''Drawn to Life'' info page in the November 2007 edition.
</gallery>
</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Game Developer Magazine=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
GameDevDec2007Cover.png|GDM December 2007 cover art featuring Drawn to Life.
GDM_December_2007-24.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 24.
GDM_December_2007-25.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 25.
GDM_December_2007-26.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 26.
GDM_December_2007-27.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 27.
GDM_December_2007-28.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 28.
GDM_December_2007-29.png|GDM December 2007 Drawn to Life page, pp. 29.
</gallery>
</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Misc.=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DtLMagAd.png|''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
DtLMagAdSpanish.jpg|Spanish ''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
DtLMagAdGerman.jpg|German ''Drawn to Life'' Magazine Ad.
</gallery></center>
}}

|-|Other=
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLDSIcon.png|The game's DS icon.
DTLDSMENU.png|The game in the Nintendo DS Menu.
DTLDSMENUJP.png|The Japanese version of the game in the Nintendo DS Menu.
THQDTL.png|Licensed by Nintendo banner and THQ logo.
AgatsumaTHQ.png|Agatsuma Entertainment and THQ logos, only seen in the Japanese version.
BinkDTL.png|Copyright information and Bink Video logo.
5thCellDS.png|5th Cell logo.
Actraiser.png|Director Jeremiah Slaczka talking about the game's inspiration.
</gallery></center>

|-| Videos=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}English=
<center><youtube>4nSTScnYvOM</youtube> Drawn to Life's Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>gaYeXiktG-E</youtube> An extended version of the Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>n7Zba8ziZeo</youtube> An early Drawn to Life Trailer</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Japanese=
<center><youtube>YXqHoXci3CI</youtube> The Japanese trailer for Drawn to Life.</center>
<center><youtube>A4KMrFIeUDM</youtube> A Japanese TV spot for Drawn to Life.</center>
{{!}}-{{!}}Spanish=
<center><youtube>YXqHoXci3CI</youtube> The Japanese trailer for Drawn to Life.</center>
<center><youtube>HryCrYMlf4Y</youtube> A Spanish TV spot for Drawn to Life.</center>
}}
</tabber>

=={{Icon|Note}} References==
<references/>
[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Games]]

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Game Cheats

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Like many other games, most of the Drawn to Life games had cheat codes the player could input in order to unlock content, play with variables or enhance stats. These are all the known cheats and codes in the [[Drawn to Life series]].

=={{Icon|Drawn to Life}}==
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Templates=
Enter Draw Mode and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button. These codes also work in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Unlock Robot Templates
* '''Y, A, B, A, X''' - Unlock Sports Templates
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Alien Templates
|-|Pause Screen=
Pause the game, then hold L and press these codes to unlock it for the level:
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - 5 Lives
* '''A, X, B, B, Y''' - Invincibility
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Heal all damage
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - 30 Ammo
</tabber>

=={{Icon|DTLSB}}==
The main menu of [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]] has a Cheat Menu, which allows codes for added coins, enhanced powerup time and three [[Draw SpongeBob]] pages to be unlocked.
<tabber>
|-|Cheat Menu=
* '''Down, Down, B, B, Down, Left, Up, Right, A''' - 9,999,999 Coins
* '''L, Left, R, Right, A, B, X, Y''' - Unlimited Powerup Time
* '''A, B, B, Y, X, R, L, X, Up, Left, Right''' - Unlock DoodleBob page
* '''B, X, Y, Y, A, A, A, R, L''' - Unlock Patrick page
* '''Y, X, Up, Down, A, B, Right, Right''' - Unlock Gary page
</tabber>

=={{Icon|Wii}}==
There are a couple known cheat codes hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]], which can be accessed in the Pause Menu.
<tabber>
|-|Pause Menu=
* '''100 free [[Rapo-Coins]]:'''
** Hold Wiimote upside down
** Press '''A, B, C,''' then '''Up''' on the D-Pad relative to the Wiimote's position

* '''Invincibility:'''
** Enter '''A, B, Down''' on Nunchuck, '''Down''' on D-Pad.

</tabber>

At least one other cheat code exists to unlock some [[Hero]] templates, though it is currently unknown.

=={{Icon|TNC}}==
There are two known exclusive cheat codes hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]], which must be entered in the Creation Hall to work, but not when creating a Hero.
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Hero Templates=
Enter the Creation Hall and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button.
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates, which also unlocks the Shadow Bat template
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Unlocks the Astronaut, Super Girl, Ninja Girl, Spartan, and Knight Templates.
</tabber>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' is the only game in the entire [[Drawn to Life series]] to not have cheat codes.
* If you use the 5 [[Lives]] cheat in ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' while having over five lives, your lives will go down to 5.
** Similarly, if you use the 30 ammo cheat with over 30 ammo, your ammo will go down to 30.
* A flyer was released with some copies of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' revealing the coin cheat.
* When using Drawn to Life's invincibility cheat, the player will be immune to enemy attacks, cold water, and pools of shadow goo, with enemies dying instantly upon encountering them.
** Bosses will not die or get hurt on contact, although they are impervious against the player. Bosses must be defeated via the normal method regardless of whether the code was inputted.
***Falling into holes will still result in losing a life.
* When inputting the template codes in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', the player must be used inside [[Creation Hall]], and cannot input them while drawing a [[Hero]].
** The level cheats do not work in ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter''.
* It is impossible to use any of ''Drawn to Life's'' codes in the iOS release.

=={{Icon|Media}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLWiiCoinsCheat.png|A flyer instructing Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) players how to activate the coin cheat.
</gallery>
</center>
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[[Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]

Game Cheats

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BreGee: /* {{Icon|Wii}} */

Like many other games, most of the Drawn to Life games had cheat codes the player could input in order to unlock content, play with variables or enhance stats. These are all the known cheats and codes in the [[Drawn to Life series]].

=={{Icon|Drawn to Life}}==
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Templates=
Enter Draw Mode and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button. These codes also work in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Unlock Robot Templates
* '''Y, A, B, A, X''' - Unlock Sports Templates
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Alien Templates
|-|Pause Screen=
Pause the game, then hold L and press these codes to unlock it for the level:
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - 5 Lives
* '''A, X, B, B, Y''' - Invincibility
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Heal all damage
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - 30 Ammo
</tabber>

=={{Icon|DTLSB}}==
The main menu of [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]] has a Cheat Menu, which allows codes for added coins, enhanced powerup time and three [[Draw SpongeBob]] pages to be unlocked.
<tabber>
|-|Cheat Menu=
* '''Down, Down, B, B, Down, Left, Up, Right, A''' - 9,999,999 Coins
* '''L, Left, R, Right, A, B, X, Y''' - Unlimited Powerup Time
* '''A, B, B, Y, X, R, L, X, Up, Left, Right''' - Unlock DoodleBob page
* '''B, X, Y, Y, A, A, A, R, L''' - Unlock Patrick page
* '''Y, X, Up, Down, A, B, Right, Right''' - Unlock Gary page
</tabber>

=={{Icon|Wii}}==
There is a couple known cheat codes hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]], which can be accessed in the Pause Menu.
<tabber>
|-|Pause Menu=
* '''100 free [[Rapo-Coins]]:'''
** Hold Wiimote upside down
** Press '''A, B, C,''' then '''Up''' on the D-Pad relative to the Wiimote's position

* '''Invincibility:'''
** Enter '''A, B, Down''' on Nunchuck, '''Down''' on D-Pad.

</tabber>

At least one other cheat code exists to unlock some [[Hero]] templates, though it is currently unknown.

=={{Icon|TNC}}==
There are two known exclusive cheat codes hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]], which must be entered in the Creation Hall to work, but not when creating a Hero.
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Hero Templates=
Enter the Creation Hall and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button.
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates, which also unlocks the Shadow Bat template
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Unlocks the Astronaut, Super Girl, Ninja Girl, Spartan, and Knight Templates.
</tabber>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' is the only game in the entire [[Drawn to Life series]] to not have cheat codes.
* If you use the 5 [[Lives]] cheat in ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' while having over five lives, your lives will go down to 5.
** Similarly, if you use the 30 ammo cheat with over 30 ammo, your ammo will go down to 30.
* A flyer was released with some copies of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' revealing the coin cheat.
* When using Drawn to Life's invincibility cheat, the player will be immune to enemy attacks, cold water, and pools of shadow goo, with enemies dying instantly upon encountering them.
** Bosses will not die or get hurt on contact, although they are impervious against the player. Bosses must be defeated via the normal method regardless of whether the code was inputted.
***Falling into holes will still result in losing a life.
* When inputting the template codes in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', the player must be used inside [[Creation Hall]], and cannot input them while drawing a [[Hero]].
** The level cheats do not work in ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter''.
* It is impossible to use any of ''Drawn to Life's'' codes in the iOS release.

=={{Icon|Media}} Media==
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DTLWiiCoinsCheat.png|A flyer instructing Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) players how to activate the coin cheat.
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Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)

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'''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''' is the non-canon sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', developed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Moon_Studios Planet Moon Studios], and published by [[THQ]]. There is a canon version of the game developed by [[5th Cell]] for the DS, known as [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].

=={{Icon|Button}}Gameplay==
Like the previous [[Drawn to Life]], Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a platformer in which the player draws their own [[Hero]] to play as. New to the game is [[Action Drawing]] mode, which allows the player to draw directly into the game.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)/List of Levels}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
The game is set after the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', and [[Mari]] is now the mayor of [[Rapoville]]. She also has an assistant named [[Circi]]. The creations of the village are being stolen, so [[Creator|The Creator]] sends [[Hero|The Hero]] to help the village once again. [[Jowee]] suggests that [[Zsasha]] has stolen the items and ran off into [[Jangala]]. Mari sends The Hero and Jowee to Jangala to find Zsasha, but they find out that Zsasha has been held captive by the [[Monkey King]]. Mari then realizes that Zsasha didn't steal the items, and fears that [[Wilfre]] has returned. She sends The Hero and Jowee to [[Shadow City]] to check for signs of Wilfre's presence. They find the ink factory making Shadow Creatures again, and they also find [[Wilfre's Journal]] which holds a plan to destroy The Creator. To do that, he needs the four [[Artifacts of Power]]: [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]], a [[Pen and Pencil]], the [[Eternal Furnace]] and the [[Crystal Mask]]. They already have a pen and pencil from Wilfre's journal, and the mask was given to them by the Monkey King. Mari then sends The Hero and Jowee to the [[Icy Wastes]] to retrieve the Eternal Furnace. After they find it [[Galileo]] tells them that the [[Tree of Ages]] is in trouble. The Hero goes to save it and obtain the branches. When all the items are together, Circi then reveals that she is in love with Wilfre. She uses the artifacts to try and bring Wilfre back from the dead and attempts to draw him, but forgets what he looks like. She accidentally creates the [[Giant Scribble Monster]] that attacks her and the village. The Hero must defeat it, and then the Raposa celebrate with a feast.

{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Transcript}}
==List of Gates==
==='''[[Jangala]]'''===
Jangala is the first gate in the game. It has a forest theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the [[Artifacts of Power|Artifact of Power]] found in this gate is the [[Crystal Mask]].

==='''[[Shadow City]]'''===
Shadow City is the second gate in the game. It has a shadow theme and is split into 6 levels.
The boss of this gate is the [[Boss]], and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Pen and Pencil]].

==='''[[Icy Wastes]]'''===
Icy Wastes is the third gate in the game. It has a icy theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Eternal Furnace]].

==='''[[Eastern Winds]]'''===
Eastern Winds is the fourth and final gate in the game. It has a sky theme and is split into 6 levels.
This gate has no boss, and the Artifact of Power found in this gate is the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]].

==='''[[Rapoville]]'''===
Although not technically a separate gate, the [[Circi Loves Wilfre|final level]] of the game happens here.
The boss of this "gate" is the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], and no Artifact of Power is found here.

=={{Icon|Gears}} Features ==
===[[Action Drawing]]===
Action Drawing can be done during gameplay within certain areas defined by dashed lines, using the Wiimote as a pointer to draw.

* [[File:BlueBrush.png|30px]]'''Basic Ink (Blue)''': Introduced in 1-1, [[Jangala Floor]]. Creates a static platform or ramp for the Hero to stand on. The Hero can't jump through Basic Ink platforms, unless the player draws the platform without releasing the B button, then jumps above it and immediately releases B, making the platform solid.
* [[File:RedBrush.png|30px]]'''Physics Ink (Red)''': Introduced in 1-2, [[Jangala Climb]]. In-game explanation: "Action Drawings done in Physics Ink will immediately fall with gravity. They will also be affected by the world, enemies, and more!"
* [[File:GreenBrush.png|30px]]'''Bouncy Ink (Green): '''Introduced in 2-1, [[Shadow City Outer Walls]]. In-game explanation: "Action Drawings done in Bouncy Ink will bounce you away from the drawing when you come in contact with it."

===Cheat Codes===
* To get 100 free [[Rapo-Coins]]:
** Pause during play
** Hold the Wii remote upside down
** Enter A, B, C, Up (on D-pad)
* To get invincibility:
** Pause the game
** Enter A, B, Down on Nunchuck, Down on D-Pad.

=={{Icon|Building}} Reception ==

===Critical Reviews===
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|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:Metacritic.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Metacritic]]'''
| [https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter/critic-reviews/?platform=wii 58/100]
|-
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|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:EdgeMagazine.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Edge (magazine)]]'''
| 5/10
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:Eurogamer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Eurogamer]]'''
| [https://www.eurogamer.net/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review 5/10]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameInformer.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Game Informer]]'''
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20091206213124/http://gameinformer.com/games/drawn_to_life_the_next_chapter/b/wii/archive/2009/10/27/review.aspx 5.75/10]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:GameSpot.png|100px|link=wikipedia:GameSpot]]'''
| [https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review/1900-6238333/ 6.5/10]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:IGN.png|100px|link=wikipedia:IGN]]'''
| [https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/10/29/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-review 6.2/10]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:NintendoPower.png|100px|link=wikipedia:Nintendo Power]]'''
| [https://archive.org/details/Nintendo_Power_Issue_248_December_2009/page/n83/mode/2up 7/10]
|-
|width="44%"|'''[[File:VideoGamer.jpg|100px|link=https://www.videogamer.com]]'''
| 7/10
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|-
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Compared to the [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|DS version]], this version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter received mainly mixed reviews from critics. The main criticism stemmed from the questionable optimization of the Wiimote's pointer for [[Draw Mode (Wii)|Draw Mode]], with other notable complaints being aimed at the gameplay and story, which critics considered not as well-developed as previous titles. As for praise, critics sung theirs over to the visual style, variety of Draw Mode tools and gameplay mechanics such as the level-specific gimmicks and [[Action Drawing]]. According to Metacritic, the aggregated score averaged out at a total of 58/100<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter/critic-reviews/?platform=wii Metacritic, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]</ref>, making it the third lowest-rated game in the series.

===Sales===
Sales numbers of the game are rather obscure, but according to THQ's fiscal year report, the game sold over 1 million copies<ref>[https://last10k.com/sec-filings/thqi/0001047469-10-005774.htm THQ Fiscal Annual Report, March 2010]</ref>. However, with the Wii counterpart selling more units than the DS version and the versions not specified, it is speculated that the units of both are combined.

{{BR|Clear}}

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/Wii|here]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The game was originally announced on May 26th, 2009 in tandem with its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|DS counterpart]].
* ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)'' was confirmed not to be canon by [[Digital Continue]]<ref>[[File:Wiinotcanon.png|200px]]</ref>.
** This makes it the only game in the series to have its canonicity changed, as it was originally confirmed to be canon by [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Credits|Matthew Pellicane]]<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/05/27/pre-e3-2009-drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-ds-interview Matthew Pellicane Interview]</ref>.
* Like the [[Drawn to Life|original installment]], the player gets to draw the world of the [[Raposa]] at the start of the game.
** Unlike the original game, the Wii game doesn't let the player draw the trees and Raposa. Instead, the player gets to draw the sun and the moon.
* Also like the original installment, there are different tools for each world in-game.
** [[Jangala]] uses a [[Tail]].
** [[Shadow City]] uses [[Claws]].
** [[Icy Wastes]] uses a [[Sword]] and [[Skates]].
** [[Eastern Winds]] uses [[Wings (Wii)|Wings]] and a [[Shooter (Wii)|Shooter]].
* Despite no level in the game having more than three challenges, there are slots in the data for each level for four challenges.
* According to [[Jowee]], the game takes place during the summertime. Despite this, according to [[Heather]], she still goes to school over the summer.
* The Instruction Manuals for this game and its DS counterpart are both stylized to look like the [[Book of Life]].
* Instead of only featuring [[Shadow]], Ink and Scribble are also used by [[Circi]] to accomplish her goals. The ink is primarily manifested in [[Shadow City]] as the main plot device of the gate, and scribble is manifested exclusively in the [[Giant Scribble Monster]].
* Although [[Jowee]] states that [[Wilfre]]'s plan was to burn the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]] in the [[Eternal Furnace]] to make Creation Ink, this plan is never carried out by Circi. In reality, she uses the Branches and Furnace, along with the other [[Artifacts of Power]] to create the [[Bad Mannequin]], upon which she tries to draw Wilfre.
** It is unknown whether this is a plot hole or a miscalculation of the plan on Jowee's part.
* According to Character Artist [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Eric Maki]] and Additional Artist [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Thomas Denmark]], the last six months of development were part of a crunch, meaning that the team was working long days, 6-7 days a week to get the game out on time.
* Much like the [[Drawn to Life|original game]], the Australian release was commemorated with a competition, this time involving contestants to draw their own Hero.
** The winning prize was a Nintendo DSi for themselves and everyone in their class, and a copy of this version of the game.
** As part of said competition, a competitive flash game was created, titled "Action Draw Jumper". You can read more about it [https://drawntolife.wiki/en/Action_Draw_Jumper here].
* In the UK, THQ worked with a number of primary schools to trial using both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter to help engage kids in art.<ref>https://www.mcvuk.com/business-news/publishing/drawn-to-life-conquers-the-classroom/</ref>
** A competition was also held in the UK to get participants' heroes displayed on a billboard, with ten regions being represented.
* According to [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Scott Rogers]], the uDraw peripheral was created to make drawing on the Wii easier after seeing the difficultly of drawing with the Wii remote<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6777678150928359424/ Scott Rogers' LinkedIn]</ref>.
* This game released with two of only four pieces of merchandise made throughout the entire [[Drawn to Life series]] - a branded pack of [[Wikipedia:Crayola|Crayola]] sidewalk chalk and an iron-on transfer sticker.
** The chalk was given to reviewers<ref>[https://technogog.com/review/drawn-to-life-the-next-chapter-nintendo-wii/ Technogog Review]</ref>, while the iron-on transfer was released exclusively in Australia.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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WiiMenuBanner.png|The game's Disc Channel banner for the game in the Wii Menu.
WiiMenuChannel.png|The Disc Channel preview.
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WiiMenuSafetyNotice2.png|Ditto.
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<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
TNCWiiCopyright.png|The copyright information.
TNCWiiTHQ.png|The THQ Logo.
TNCWiiPlanetMoon.png|The Planet Moon Studios logo.
TNCWiiScaleform.png|The Scaleform logo.
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{{!}}-{{!}}In-Game=
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WiiTitleScreen.png|The title screen for the game.
WiiLoading.gif|The game's loading screen. ''Click to view''
RaposaVillageWii.png|The establishing shot for Rapoville in the game.
JangalaClimbAction.png|The [[Hero]] traversing [[Jangala Climb]].
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Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife04.jpg| 3D Models of Jowee, DJ and Erika
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife01.jpg| 3D Models of some enemies
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife02.jpg| 3D Models of some more enemies
Eric-maki-pm-drawntolife03.jpg| 3D Models of Cricket, Crazy Barks and a Baki
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TNCWiiPLAYTHQ.png|The game's webpage on PlayTHQ's website.
PMSTNC.png|The game's webpage on Planet Moon's website.
DTL TNC NP.png|''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter's'' preview page in the October 2009 edition of the ''Nintendo Power'' magazine.
DTLPAL.jpg|Initial concept art of the [[:wikipedia:uDraw GameTablet|uDraw GameTablet]] by Daniel McGuffey, titled ''Drawn to Life Pal'' during development.
DTLPAL2.jpg|Updated mockup of the Drawn to Life Pal, with a closer resemblence to the final uDraw GameTablet design.
TNCChalk.jpg|An official ''Drawn to Life'' branded pack of Crayola chalk.
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|-|Australian Release=
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{{!}}-{{!}}Website=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
TNCAUSCOMP.png|A promotion for a TNC-themed contest on the Australian website.
TNCAUSCOMPWINNER.png|The winning result of said contest.
</gallery>
{{!}}-{{!}}Merchandise=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLWiiDrewIronOnCover.png|The packaging for the iron-on transfer promoting the game.
DTLWiiDrewIronOn.png|The iron-on transfer sticker.
IronOnInstructions.png|The iron-on instructions.
</gallery>
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|-|UK Release=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
TNCBillboardComp.jpg|A promotion for a DTL-theme contest, with a billboard placement as the prize.
TNCBillboardWinners.jpg|The winners of all ten regions represented.
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|-|Instruction Manual=
<center>'''Note: This uses captures of the Australian version. The manual may differ between regions.'''</center>
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Wii1MAN.jpg|Front and [[Wikipedia:World of Zoo|World of Zoo]]-donned back cover
Wii2MAN.jpg|Nintendo-related info and Wiimote-related Info
Wii3MAN.jpg|Wiimote Synchroniztion Info & Nunchuck Info
Wii4MAN.jpg|Page 4 & Contents Page
Wii5MAN.jpg|Page 6 & 7
Wii6MAN.jpg|Page 8 & 9
Wii7MAN.jpg|Page 10 & 11
Wii8MAN.jpg|Limited Warranty notice & THQ Customer Service numbers
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|-|Videos=
<center><youtube>U6EX3iSsD7k</youtube> A 48 sec Trailer for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>fDnxtF5lbKY</youtube> A minute long trailer for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>ukt5lnGDi7k</youtube> A French Advertisement for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
<center><youtube>xCHhjmrlWQg</youtube> A French Advertisement for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)</center>
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Wilfre

2026-03-10T02:51:24Z

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|name = Wilfre
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|species = [[Raposa]] [[Shadow]] (Formerly)
|gender = Male
|age = Adult
|fur = Light Grey Shadow (Formerly)
|home = [[Rapoville]] (Formerly) [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] (Formerly)
|role = Main Antagonist (''[[Drawn to Life|DTL]]'', ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|TNC]]'') Minor Character (''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|TR]]'')
|job= Leader of the [[Shadow]] (''[[Drawn to Life|DTL]]'', ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|TNC]]'') Vagrant (''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|TR]]'')
|status = Alive
|games = {{Icon|DTL}} {{Icon|Wii}} (Flashback and [[Wilfre's_Painting_1|Creation]] only) {{Icon|TNC}} {{Icon|TR}}
}}
{{Quote
|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity...
|character=Wilfre
}}

'''Wilfre''' is one of the main antagonists in the [[Drawn to Life Series]], and the main antagonist in both ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. Wilfre is a cunning [[Raposa]] who is skilled with persuasion and manipulation. He first went against the [[Creator]] by drawing in the [[Book of Life]], which caused him to create the [[Shadow]] and be expelled from [[Rapoville|the village]]. He would later go on to cover the world in darkness and kill the [[Mayor]], but was defeated and killed by a [[Hero]].

Later on, he was revived thanks to [[Wilfre's Scepter|his scepter]], and he took over [[Heather]]'s body. He travelled the world, tricking [[Rose|each]] [[Miney|lea]][[Click|der]] of three different villages into doing his bidding, and he was even able to convince [[Mari]] to join his cause. He also infiltrated [[Turtle Rock]] under the guise of [[Sock]], gaining [[Jowee]]'s trust. However, even after draining almost all the [[Color]] from the realm, he was defeated once again by the Hero, killing him once again.

Wilfre's second death caused all the Shadow to be sent into the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], where it took [[Aldark|new]] [[Minimus|forms]]. Wilfre was somehow revived once more, and he helped Mari find the [[Book of Imagination]]. Wilfre, no longer bound by the Shadow, began to wander the world, only revealing himself to anyone beyond Mari when [[Aldark]] was defeated by the Hero, saying that Aldark would try to spread Shadow elsewhere and needed to be stopped.

In his first two appearances, he does not see his actions as evil, as he is trying to save the Raposa world from supposed destruction. He is very much aware that he hurts others and does things seen as evil in the process. He often speaks with a slight cockiness in his voice; at other times, he will take on a condescending tone, as if he feels that he is superior to the other Raposa. In his third appearance however, he is much more secluded and mysterious, although still cocky.

=={{Icon|Tower}}Appearance==
Wilfre is first seen as a [[Shadow]] being who takes the form of a [[Raposa]]. However, he originally appeared as a normal Raposa, with light grey fur and mostly blue clothing.

In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', Wilfre takes on various new Raposa forms or disguises in addition to his Shadow form, these being [[Sock]] and [[Salem]].

In [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]], Wilfre appears as a hooded Raposa, similar to [[Samuel]], although Wilfre's robe is grey and more hoodie-like than Samuel's.

== {{Icon|Book}} Story==
===Before ''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre was once a normal [[Raposa]], being the most popular and respected of all the villagers, always the center of attention. However, he questioned why the Raposa were not allowed to design their own creations in the [[Book of Life]], stating that "it could be done better". After being denied access to the Book of Life by the [[Mayor]], he snuck into [[Creation Hall]], stole the Book, and brought it to his house, where he tried to bring his own drawings to life. However, they came out [[Shadow|evil, dark, and twisted]]. When the villagers found out, the [[Mayor]], [[Cricket]], and Cricket's deputy ran him out of town. In a rage, on the bridge, Wilfre ripped the pages of the Book of Life into pieces and threw them into the wind, effectively scattering them throughout the world. Eventually, Wilfre became a [[Shadow]] being.

===''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre, being the main antagonist, is the one responsible for the [[Darkness]] creeping into and covering [[Rapoville]]. He is also responsible for the kidnappings and captures of the villagers and their positions in being scattered, locked in [[Shadow Cage]]s, throughout the levels in the game. He appears for the first time when [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and the [[Hero]] approach the village entrance in order to search for the [[Mayor]]. He covers the bridge in darkness to prevent this, and so forces them to use the [[Snow Gate]] instead.

After the Hero traverses through the Snow Gate, having already saved thirteen villagers, Wilfre appears to them, Mari, and Jowee, coming to take the Book of Life once more. Jowee promises that he'd never get the Book of Life, and Wilfre laughs, unleashing [[Frostwind]] onto the village and telling Mari that he's "coming back for [her] poppy soon". The Hero is able to stop Frostwind and save [[Heather]], stopping Wilfre's plan. As the Hero progresses through the next two gates, the [[Forest Gate]] and [[Beach Gate]], Wilfre threatens the Hero with [[Deadwood]] and questions why the Hero helps the Raposa respectively.

After the defeat of the [[Angler King]], Wilfre is seen entering the [[Secret Door]]. Shortly after, when the Hero enters [[Rapo Towers]], Wilfre returns to the village and confronts the Mayor. He mockingly congratulates Mayor on doing so well with the village, stating that the village failed under his watch and would fail under Mari's. Mayor tells Wilfre to stay away from his daughter, and Wilfre promises that he would, as long as he had the Book of Life. Wilfre then strikes the Mayor down and steals the Book of Life from his body, taking it back to the [[Shadow Lair]] and wiping some of the Creations.

The Hero, armed with the [[Legendary Sword]], soon confronts Wilfre in the Shadow Lair. However, before the two can fight, Wilfre sics his [[Wilfre's Scorpion|Scorpion]] on the Hero. The Hero quickly defeats it and begins to [[Wilfre#First Battle|fight Wilfre]]. After a trying battle, Wilfre is eventually struck down, descending to the floor. The Shadow evaporates off his body, giving him a brief moment as a Raposa once more before he too is evaporated into thin air.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''===
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Wilfre is deceased during the events of this game, however, [[Circi]] tricks the villagers into thinking he returned to achieve her plans. While not explicitly stated, it is implied that Circi and Wilfre were in a romantic relationship at one point, and her driving motivation is gathering the [[Artifacts of Power]] to create a [[Bad Mannequin|mannequin]] to draw him onto, effectively reviving him. This plan fails however, and Wilfre remains deceased.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''===
Wilfre reappears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', again as the main antagonist. He is revived from death when [[Heather]] opens a washed up treasure chest on the [[Secret Beach]] that contained [[Wilfre's Scepter]]. This allowed Wilfre to take over Heather's body and use it as his own. The next morning, Wilfre reveals himself to [[Rapoville]], when all the villagers gathered outside [[Creation Hall]] to talk with [[Mari]]. He begins to drain the [[Color]] from the world, starting with the mannequin used to create the [[Hero]]. After gloating and speaking directly to the [[Creator]], Wilfre begins to kidnap the villagers, leaving only a few behind.

Wilfre is next seen in [[Watersong]], disguised as [[Salem]]. Sometime before the events of the game, he had taken [[Rose|Mayor Rose's]] voice by tricking her with the [[Promise Conch]], which greatly endangered the village. However, when the remaining [[Rapoville]] villagers docked in Watersong on [[Turtle Rock]], Wilfre came face to face with them again. After taunting them as Salem, he quickly changed into his other disguise, [[Sock]], and re-met the villagers for the first time.

As Sock, Wilfre pretended to be a vagrant from a different village which had lost it's color. Sympathizing with Sock, Jowee and Mari allowed him to join them on their quest. Wilfre continued to bounce between both Salem and Sock while the group was in Watersong. After finding the Promise Conch and reversing Rose's curse, Salem and two [[Ameba]] threatened the village by brining [[Baki Beard]] to it. However, while talking to Rose, the Hero, Jowee, and Mari intervened. It was then that Wilfre revealed himself to be Salem.

After Baki Beard was defeated, Wilfre rejoined the group as Sock, and they set sail to [[Lavasteam]]. However, some time during the trip between villages, Wilfre, as himself, showed Mari the truth of the Raposa realm and explained why he was draining the color - if [[Mike]] were to wake up from his coma in the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], the Raposa realm would be destroyed. Swayed by his cause, Mari abandoned Turtle Rock and joined Wilfre's cause.

When the group docks at Lavasteam, they find a village that has been heavily influenced by Salem, who was acting as [[Miney|King Miney]]'s advisor. At one point, while looking for Mari, Jowee and Wilfre, disguised as Sock, watch Mari enter a colorless area. Jowee and Sock would continue to fight against King Miney, eventually causing him to apologize and begin reverting the village to how it was before Salem. However, Wilfre made one last appearance as Salem in order to chastise Miney when the [[Robosa]] malfunctioned.

After leaving Lavasteam, Sock joined Jowee in the [[Galactic Jungle]], a heavily-policed village that had been engineered by both Wilfre and [[Click]]. Jowee, Sock, and the Hero manage to traverse through the village until they meet [[The Council]], the puppet-government set up by Click. After discovering that they were merely dolls, and that Click was in control of everything the whole time, Click reveals that Wilfre helped him design the new village.

After leaving Galactic Jungle with no leads on Mari, Heather, or the Book of Life, Wilfre, as Sock, manages to steal [[Heather's Pendant]] and throw it into the ocean. He then reveals his true identity to the group and teleports away, accidentally leaving his Sock cap on Turtle Rock. This allowed the villagers to sail to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] and confront him head on. When they first arrive, Wilfre kidnaps Jowee and shows him the same thing he showed Mari.

After this, Wilfre, Jowee, and Mari discover that the Hero had restored most of the village and had broken Wilfre's seal. Much to Wilfre's surprise however, Jowee refuses to let Wilfre win, and fights to let Mike wake up. Mari joins him, leaving Wilfre, and Wilfre retreats into his castle. When the Hero manages to infiltrate the [[Hall of Darkness]], Wilfre easily defeats them and begins to drain thier Color. However, thanks to the prayers of everyone in the Raposa realm, the Hero is revived and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed. Wilfre then unveils his Ultimate Creation, and the two fight once more.

The Hero is able to defeat Wilfre a second time, causing his body to contort, revealing both Sock and Salem trying to escape, until his Shadow is expelled once more. After a second brief moment without Shadow, he is once again evaporated, leaving a Shadow-less Heather in his place.

Despite Wilfre's claim, the Raposa realm still continued to exist after Mike woke up from his coma.

===''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''===
Four years later, Wilfre is granted life once more. He is first seen in the opening sequence of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', where he gives the [[Book of Imagination]] to [[Mari]]. He appears later, watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] travel between realms using the Book, stating that the [[Raposa]] "have a chance." He is lastly seen at the end of the game, after [[Aldark]]'s defeat. He talks to Mari and [[Jowee]], stating that this isn't the end, and that they might have to use the Hero to save more lives than just Mike's. He then leaves the village to go attend to "some very important work".

== {{Icon|Axe}} As a Boss==
=== First Battle===
{{Main|Shadow Lair}}

The first part of this boss fight (excluding the level-like part beforehand) is not actually fighting Wilfre himself, but his "little friend" - a [[Wilfre's Scorpion|giant scorpion-like creature]] which spews out darkness and has a [[trident]] for a tail.

After the scorpion is defeated, Wilfre will get annoyed and decide to finish off The Hero himself. Wilfre will attack two ways: dropping [[Star|stars]] at The Hero, or firing tridents at them. The player can hit Wilfre when he moves.

At half life, Wilfre gets frustrated, exclaiming, "Ooooh! Now prepare to die!". Past that point, he will become quite a bit faster, and more unpredictable in his attacking pattern. Once defeated, he falls to the ground, loses his shadow, and looking shocked, disintegrates.

=== Second Battle===
{{Main|Hall of Darkness}}

During the first part of the fight, Wilfre is completely unbeatable. He moves very quickly, always dodging attacks, and can summon other enemies from the game (particularly Ghosts) to attack the Hero. He also employs his sceptre to his great advantage, shooting fast, long-ranged beam-like attacks that are almost impossible to avoid. Defeat in this part of the fight is inevitable, and when this occurs, Wilfre begins a tirade and gloats over the victory, sucking the color from the already-defeated Hero.

However, the few remaining village Raposa and Mike are still outside, and they begin to pray to the Creator. Their prayer is answered when The Creator restores The Hero and destroys Wilfre's scepter.

Wilfre isn't left completely defenseless, however - he pulls out the Book of Life and tears a page from it, summoning his Ultimate Creation, his new weapon. Thus begins the second part of the battle.

This creation shoots lightning bolts that speed across the ground until they hit the end walls. It also turns into a tornado that sucks in The Hero. The most basic of its attacks is that it will swoop down. Even in the air, Wilfre sits within jumping range, making it possible for The Hero to attack while he is hovering. When Wilfre is finally defeated he flickers between forms flashing from his shadow form to [[Sock]], [[Salem]], and then to his Raposa form; after going through all this, Heather is finally released from his hold, and the fight is finished as she and the Hero emerge from the Hall of Darkness, victorious at last.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
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|-|Drawn to Life=
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{{Quote|text=...What do we have here? Silly Rapos? And their cute wittle creation? You're too late, The Mayor is already done for!}}
{{Quote|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity... If you insignificant Rapos must know my name, it's Wilfre.}}
{{Quote|text=You can forget about rebuilding this village. I've torn up all the pages in The Book of Life... They should be scattered around the world by now!}}
{{Quote|text=Anyway, I bid you farewell. I have much to attend to.}}
{{Quote|text=To be sure you don't attempt a pathetic rescue, I'll cover this bridge in darkness.}}
{{Quote|text=Hah! You've done well... I guess I underestimated you. I hear The Mayor escaped, thanks to you, Hero. Anyway, I've come for The Book of Life...}}
{{Quote|text=Will he? I guess I have no choice... I have a little surprise for your village. Enjoy!}}
{{Quote|text=Such a sweet lil rapo... I'm coming for your poppy soon.|caption=Wilfre speaking to Mari.}}
{{Quote|text=...You're not.|caption=After hearing Mari question her capability of being Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=You're nothing but a scared wittle rapo... I'm growing tired of these games. You would all be gone if it wasn't for Hero! I'm about to take care of the situation... See how Hero fares against the great tree... Deadwood!}}
{{Quote|text=You're persistent... I'll give you that. Why do you continue to help these... things? You're powerful... They don't deserve your help... No matter... It's almost time.|caption=Upon Angler King's attack.}}
{{Quote|text=They're getting too close... I can't risk them finding me... Not before the task is finished...|caption=Wilfre upon the final section of the village being cleared.}}
{{Quote|text=Oh but I do... I'm here for The Book of Life. I admit, you've done well... but it's only thanks to Hero. This village fell apart under your watch. And it will fall apart under your daughter...|caption=When meeting The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=That won't be necessary... I'll take The Book of Life... and this village will fade away on it's own... Such a sweet wittle Rapo... She can't stop me.|caption=Wilfre saying that harming Mari won't be necessary}}
{{Quote|text=The Book of Life is finally mine...|caption=After killing The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=So you made it this far...? My little scorpion friend will take care of you!|caption=Upon meeting The Hero at the final battle.}}
{{Quote|text=Ug!? This has gone on long enough! I'll destroy you myself!|Upon the scorpion's defeat.}}
{{Quote|text=Ooooh! Now prepare to die!|caption=Upon loosing half of his health.}}
{{Quote|text=Ow ow ow! What?! No!!! This cannot be!|caption=Upon loosing all of his health.}}
}}

|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter=
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{{Quote|text=There will be no hero to save you this time!}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator can't get rid of me that easily... Not while this world still exists!}}
{{Quote|text=You pathetic thing... You have no clue, do you? Don't you realize what I've been doing this whole time?}}
{{Quote|text=A monster? My will shall happen and you will thank me for it. I am this world's savior!}}
{{Quote|text=So you really are The Creator... You don't care about us! Only him...}}
{{Quote|text=I know that this scepter gives me the power to defeat any of your pathetic heroes! Behold its power!!}}
{{Quote|text=You are all fools! Blindly following The Creator...}}
{{Quote|text=You still don't understand... my plan...}}
{{Quote|text=No matter... This city will be in rubble soon enough.}}
{{Quote|text=All the color in the world won't save you then...}}
{{Quote|text=I'd love to stay and chat, but I have more color to obtain.}}
{{Quote|text=Stupid Raposa. There never was a Sock. It's been me the whole time.}}
{{Quote|text=...You have no idea...}}
{{Quote|text=Without the pendant you will never find my castle.}}
{{Quote|text=Goodbye my fellow Raposa. Enjoy a lifetime lost at sea...}}
{{Quote|text=It's true. I never transformed into Mari. She came to me willingly.}}
{{Quote|text=See Mari, he'll never understand...}}
{{Quote|text=Join us, Jowee. Together we can prevent this bleak future.}}
{{Quote|text=Don't listen to him. He is wrong. You know what will happen if we don't fight this.}}
{{Quote|text=Only a fool would abandon her people.}}
{{Quote|text=How can all of you just blindly follow your leaders so easily.}}
{{Quote|text=All because they follow The so called Creator who doesn't even care about you!}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, would you really? You may get your wish.}}
{{Quote|text=Lies?! You have no idea!}}
{{Quote|text=I grow tired of explanations.}}
{{Quote|text=I've built this fortress with one thing in mind and I intend to finish what I've started.}}
{{Quote|text=You're all so foolish! What you're trying to do is futile.}}
{{Quote|text=My time is up? It's not just my time you ignorant Rapo. It's all of your time as well.}}
{{Quote|text=If you succeed in defeating me and return all the color to this world you will all die!}}
{{Quote|text=I never said I would be the one to destroy you.}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator is asking you to give up your lives and families, this world's very existence, and for what?}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, even the non-Raposa sees how ridiculous you all are. You are weak. And you will fail.}}
{{Quote|text=Mindless Bakis, the lot of you! I'll handle this myself once and for all. Try to stop me if you dare!}}
{{Quote|text=Aww, the poor little Hero who lost his color. Frail and weak! Just like the ones that believe in you, but do they really believe? They are too busy looking out for themselves. Risking everything for fame and glory... Hoarding resources, and writing rules to support the structure, instead of the life it was meant to protect. Now, blinded by the beauty of creation, they have lost connection to the world that we create! The perfect storm is at hand, and with this I will end your reign of tyranny once and for all.|caption=Wilfre's speech after beating The Hero in the first half of the battle}}
{{Quote|text=What? No!! This can not be!!|caption=After The Hero's color is restored, and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed}}
{{Quote|text=I will not let you control us!}}
{{Quote|text=Your power will be your own undoing!}}
{{Quote|text=Now behold my ultimate creation!}}
}}

|-|Drawn to Life: Two Realms=
{{ScrollBox
|content=
{{Quote|text=I found what you were looking for.}}
{{Quote|text=The human realm is different... Night is day, day is night... They have small ears as well.}}
{{Quote|text=I just hope this "Hero" is up to the challenge.}}
{{Quote|text=So... Mari was successful. Maybe they have a chance after all...}}
{{Quote|text=I never imagined it could even be done...}}
{{Quote|text=Hopefully this will buy us some time...}}
{{Quote|text=When the Shadow appears again, I fear the battle won't be so easy.}}
{{Quote|text=One human... One town... Next time, maybe all humans, everywhere.}}
{{Quote|text=Now if you'll excuse me, I have some very important work to tend to... Far away from this little village.}}
{{Quote|text=If I uncover anything of interest... I'll be sure to let you know, mayor.}}
}}
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In another [[5th Cell]] game, ''Lock's Quest, '' a grave for Wilfre can be found in the forest camp. His grave is implied to be haunted by many characters. Oddly enough, after the camp a new type of enemy called the phantom clockwork appears. This bears more of a resemblance to [[Shadow Walker]]s than to normal robotic enemy, being made of a shadowy substance as opposed to the usual metal.
* Along with other religious referencing in the game, Wilfre has been compared to the Biblical account of the angel [[:wikipedia:Lucifer|Lucifer]].
** Lucifer was once the most beautiful angel, but then he wanted to become as great or greater than God, and so was cast down into the darkness and shadows of hell.
** This was later confirmed by Jeremiah Slaczka as Wilfre is meant to represent Satan.
* According to a Game Design Document shared by [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Ken Capelli]], Wilfre would have made an appearance in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' after defeating the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], possessing the [[Bad Mannequin]] before it is disassembled and promising to return.
* The official artbook "The Art of 5th Cell" incorrectly states that Wilfre's backstory as a normal Raposa was given in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' rather than in the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]''.
* Wilfre's relationship with Circi has not been confirmed, but it is strongly suggested that they may have been lovers at some point.
** It is also possible that Circi could have simply been a fan of Wilfre, but neither of these possibilities have been explicitly confirmed.
* Wilfre holds his scepter in his left hand, which may suggest that he is left-handed.
* Artwork depicts [[Shadow]] Wilfre as purplish-blue with yellow eyes. His in-game sprite, however, is black with white eyes.
** In the opening of the DS version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', he is depicted as dark purple with white eyes.
* The name Wilfre may be based on the name Wilfred which means "desiring peace". It could also refer to "Free Will."
** Interestingly, the name Salem also means "peace".
** His Japanese name (ウイル ''Uiru'' Will), is also possibly another reference to "free will".
* The arms in most of Wilfre's normal sprites are slightly less exposed than other Raposa's.
** While this could be an error, it could also mean that Wilfre usually has his hands in his pockets.
* Wilfre, the [[Creator]], and [[Heather]] are the only three beings initially aware of the fact that the [[Raposa]] world is a dream by [[Mike]].
** When speaking to Wilfre, the Creator says, “You will not have him. He will fight you. He will win, he is not yours to control.” Wilfre then replies, “…You don’t care about us! Only him...” Also, whilst being pulled into one of Wilfre’s portals, Heather says, “Kemi-Kewa, you must stop Wilfre! Kemi-Kewa!!”; Kemi-Kewa is an anagram of “Wake Mike”.
*** Interestingly, Mike himself was never aware of the Raposa world being a dream.
* Wilfre is one of the few characters in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' to speak in the main story but not have a story Imagination Battle.
** The other characters in this category are the [[Creator]], [[Teo]], and [[Cricket]].
*** Of these, Wilfre and the Creator are the only characters to have no Imagination Battles whatsoever.
* An early sprite for Wilfre in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' had tufts of his hair poking out from under his hood. These were later changed to hide his identity<ref>[[File:HeatherWilfreTRSpriteLore.png|50px]]</ref>.

== {{Icon|Fanon}} Fan Works ==
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Wilfre1.png|Meeting Wilfre in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''
Wilfre_Draws_in_BOL.png|Wilfre prior to being consumed by [[Shadow]]
Frame_2.1.png|Wilfre defacing the [[Book of Life]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Frame_2.3.png|Wilfre being consumed by Shadow in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Frame_2.5.png|Wilfre killing the [[Mayor]] in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Portal.png|Wilfre summoning a portal
Wilfre_.png|Wilfre talking to [[Mari]]
WilfreBeamAttack.png|Wilfre's beam attack
GummyWilfre.png|Wilfre in the opening cutscene of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''
FoundTheBookImagine.png|Wilfre meeting Mari on the [[Hidden Beach]] in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''
TheyHaveAChance.png|Wilfre watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] use the [[Book of Imagination]] to return to [[Belleview]]
IllBeSureToLetYouKnow.png|Wilfre speaking to Mari and [[Jowee]] after [[Aldark]]'s defeat
ButThenHeHesitates.png|Wilfre hesitating to leave [[Rapoville]]
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Wilfre concept art.png|Wilfre as he appears in ''The Art of 5thCell''
Wilfre Wii.png|Wilfre's [[Shadow]] form
Salem.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Salem]]
Sock Art.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Sock]]
Cloud.png|Wilfre on his Ultimate Creation
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WilfrePortrait1.png|A portrait of Wilfre drawn in [[Shadow Palace]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Wilfre book.png|Wilfre as he appears on the cover of ''The Art of 5thCell''
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Wilfre

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{{Quote
|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity...
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'''Wilfre''' is one of the main antagonists in the [[Drawn to Life Series]], and the main antagonist in both ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. Wilfre is a cunning [[Raposa]] who is skilled with persuasion and manipulation. He first went against the [[Creator]] by drawing in the [[Book of Life]], which caused him to create the [[Shadow]] and be expelled from [[Rapoville|the village]]. He would later go on to cover the world in darkness and kill the [[Mayor]], but was defeated and killed by a [[Hero]].

Later on, he was revived thanks to [[Wilfre's Scepter|his scepter]], and he took over [[Heather]]'s body. He travelled the world, tricking [[Rose|each]] [[Miney|lea]][[Click|der]] of three different villages into doing his bidding, and he was even able to convince [[Mari]] to join his cause. He also infiltrated [[Turtle Rock]] under the guise of [[Sock]], gaining [[Jowee]]'s trust. However, even after draining almost all the [[Color]] from the realm, he was defeated once again by the Hero, killing him once again.

Wilfre's second death caused all the Shadow to be sent into the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], where it took [[Aldark|new]] [[Minimus|forms]]. Wilfre was somehow revived once more, and he helped Mari find the [[Book of Imagination]]. Wilfre, no longer bound by the Shadow, began to wander the world, only revealing himself to anyone beyond Mari when [[Aldark]] was defeated by the Hero, saying that Aldark would try to spread Shadow elsewhere and needed to be stopped.

In his first two appearances, he does not see his actions as evil, as he is trying to save the Raposa world from supposed destruction. He is very much aware that he hurts others and does things seen as evil in the process. He often speaks with a slight cockiness in his voice; at other times, he will take on a condescending tone, as if he feels that he is superior to the other Raposa. In his third appearance however, he is much more secluded and mysterious, although still cocky.

=={{Icon|Tower}}Appearance==
Wilfre is first seen as a [[Shadow]] being who takes the form of a [[Raposa]]. However, he originally appeared as a normal Raposa, with light grey fur and mostly blue clothing.

In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', Wilfre takes on various new Raposa forms or disguises in addition to his Shadow form, these being [[Sock]] and [[Salem]].

In [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]], Wilfre appears as a hooded Raposa, similar to [[Samuel]], although Wilfre's robe is grey and more hoodie-like than Samuel's.

== {{Icon|Book}} Story==
===Before ''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre was once a normal [[Raposa]], being the most popular and respected of all the villagers, always the center of attention. However, he questioned why the Raposa were not allowed to design their own creations in the [[Book of Life]], stating that "it could be done better". After being denied access to the Book of Life by the [[Mayor]], he snuck into [[Creation Hall]], stole the Book, and brought it to his house, where he tried to bring his own drawings to life. However, they came out [[Shadow|evil, dark, and twisted]]. When the villagers found out, the [[Mayor]], [[Cricket]], and Cricket's deputy ran him out of town. In a rage, on the bridge, Wilfre ripped the pages of the Book of Life into pieces and threw them into the wind, effectively scattering them throughout the world. Eventually, Wilfre became a [[Shadow]] being.

===''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre, being the main antagonist, is the one responsible for the [[Darkness]] creeping into and covering [[Rapoville]]. He is also responsible for the kidnappings and captures of the villagers and their positions in being scattered, locked in [[Shadow Cage]]s, throughout the levels in the game. He appears for the first time when [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and the [[Hero]] approach the village entrance in order to search for the [[Mayor]]. He covers the bridge in darkness to prevent this, and so forces them to use the [[Snow Gate]] instead.

After the Hero traverses through the Snow Gate, having already saved thirteen villagers, Wilfre appears to them, Mari, and Jowee, coming to take the Book of Life once more. Jowee promises that he'd never get the Book of Life, and Wilfre laughs, unleashing [[Frostwind]] onto the village and telling Mari that he's "coming back for [her] poppy soon". The Hero is able to stop Frostwind and save [[Heather]], stopping Wilfre's plan. As the Hero progresses through the next two gates, the [[Forest Gate]] and [[Beach Gate]], Wilfre threatens the Hero with [[Deadwood]] and questions why the Hero helps the Raposa respectively.

After the defeat of the [[Angler King]], Wilfre is seen entering the [[Secret Door]]. Shortly after, when the Hero enters [[Rapo Towers]], Wilfre returns to the village and confronts the Mayor. He mockingly congratulates Mayor on doing so well with the village, stating that the village failed under his watch and would fail under Mari's. Mayor tells Wilfre to stay away from his daughter, and Wilfre promises that he would, as long as he had the Book of Life. Wilfre then strikes the Mayor down and steals the Book of Life from his body, taking it back to the [[Shadow Lair]] and wiping some of the Creations.

The Hero, armed with the [[Legendary Sword]], soon confronts Wilfre in the Shadow Lair. However, before the two can fight, Wilfre sics his [[Wilfre's Scorpion|Scorpion]] on the Hero. The Hero quickly defeats it and begins to [[Wilfre#First Battle|fight Wilfre]]. After a trying battle, Wilfre is eventually struck down, descending to the floor. The Shadow evaporates off his body, giving him a brief moment as a Raposa once more before he too is evaporated into thin air.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''===
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Wilfre is deceased during the events of this game, however, [[Circi]] tricks the villagers into thinking he returned to achieve her plans. While not explicitly stated, it is implied that Circi and Wilfre were in a romantic relationship at one point, and her driving motivation is gathering the [[Artifacts of Power]] to create a [[Bad Mannequin|mannequin]] to draw him onto, effectively reviving him. This plan fails however, and Wilfre remains deceased.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''===
Wilfre reappears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', again as the main antagonist. He is revived from death when [[Heather]] opens a washed up treasure chest on the [[Secret Beach]] that contained [[Wilfre's Scepter]]. This allowed Wilfre to take over Heather's body and use it as his own. The next morning, Wilfre reveals himself to [[Rapoville]], when all the villagers gathered outside [[Creation Hall]] to talk with [[Mari]]. He begins to drain the [[Color]] from the world, starting with the mannequin used to create the [[Hero]]. After gloating and speaking directly to the [[Creator]], Wilfre begins to kidnap the villagers, leaving only a few behind.

Wilfre is next seen in [[Watersong]], disguised as [[Salem]]. Sometime before the events of the game, he had taken [[Rose|Mayor Rose's]] voice by tricking her with the [[Promise Conch]], which greatly endangered the village. However, when the remaining [[Rapoville]] villagers docked in Watersong on [[Turtle Rock]], Wilfre came face to face with them again. After taunting them as Salem, he quickly changed into his other disguise, [[Sock]], and re-met the villagers for the first time.

As Sock, Wilfre pretended to be a vagrant from a different village which had lost it's color. Sympathizing with Sock, Jowee and Mari allowed him to join them on their quest. Wilfre continued to bounce between both Salem and Sock while the group was in Watersong. After finding the Promise Conch and reversing Rose's curse, Salem and two [[Ameba]] threatened the village by brining [[Baki Beard]] to it. However, while talking to Rose, the Hero, Jowee, and Mari intervened. It was then that Wilfre revealed himself to be Salem.

After Baki Beard was defeated, Wilfre rejoined the group as Sock, and they set sail to [[Lavasteam]]. However, some time during the trip between villages, Wilfre, as himself, showed Mari the truth of the Raposa realm and explained why he was draining the color - if [[Mike]] were to wake up from his coma in the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], the Raposa realm would be destroyed. Swayed by his cause, Mari abandoned Turtle Rock and joined Wilfre's cause.

When the group docks at Lavasteam, they find a village that has been heavily influenced by Salem, who was acting as [[Miney|King Miney]]'s advisor. At one point, while looking for Mari, Jowee and Wilfre, disguised as Sock, watch Mari enter a colorless area. Jowee and Sock would continue to fight against King Miney, eventually causing him to apologize and begin reverting the village to how it was before Salem. However, Wilfre made one last appearance as Salem in order to chastise Miney when the [[Robosa]] malfunctioned.

After leaving Lavasteam, Sock joined Jowee in the [[Galactic Jungle]], a heavily-policed village that had been engineered by both Wilfre and [[Click]]. Jowee, Sock, and the Hero manage to traverse through the village until they meet [[The Council]], the puppet-government set up by Click. After discovering that they were merely dolls, and that Click was in control of everything the whole time, Click reveals that Wilfre helped him design the new village.

After leaving Galactic Jungle with no leads on Mari, Heather, or the Book of Life, Wilfre, as Sock, manages to steal [[Heather's Pendant]] and throw it into the ocean. He then reveals his true identity to the group and teleports away, accidentally leaving his Sock cap on Turtle Rock. This allowed the villagers to sail to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] and confront him head on. When they first arrive, Wilfre kidnaps Jowee and shows him the same thing he showed Mari.

After this, Wilfre, Jowee, and Mari discover that the Hero had restored most of the village and had broken Wilfre's seal. Much to Wilfre's surprise however, Jowee refuses to let Wilfre win, and fights to let Mike wake up. Mari joins him, leaving Wilfre, and Wilfre retreats into his castle. When the Hero manages to infiltrate the [[Hall of Darkness]], Wilfre easily defeats them and begins to drain thier Color. However, thanks to the prayers of everyone in the Raposa realm, the Hero is revived and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed. Wilfre then unveils his Ultimate Creation, and the two fight once more.

The Hero is able to defeat Wilfre a second time, causing his body to contort, revealing both Sock and Salem trying to escape, until his Shadow is expelled once more. After a second brief moment without Shadow, he is once again evaporated, leaving a Shadow-less Heather in his place.

Despite Wilfre's claim, the Raposa realm still continued to exist after Mike woke up from his coma.

===''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''===
Four years later, Wilfre is granted life once more. He is first seen in the opening sequence of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', where he gives the [[Book of Imagination]] to [[Mari]]. He appears later, watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] travel between realms using the Book, stating that the [[Raposa]] "have a chance." He is lastly seen at the end of the game, after [[Aldark]]'s defeat. He talks to Mari and [[Jowee]], stating that this isn't the end, and that they might have to use the Hero to save more lives than just Mike's. He then leaves the village to go attend to "some very important work".

== {{Icon|Axe}} As a Boss==
=== First Battle===
{{Main|Shadow Lair}}

The first part of this boss fight (excluding the level-like part beforehand) is not actually fighting Wilfre himself, but his "little friend" - a [[Wilfre's Scorpion|giant scorpion-like creature]] which spews out darkness and has a [[trident]] for a tail.

After the scorpion is defeated, Wilfre will get annoyed and decide to finish off The Hero himself. Wilfre will attack two ways: dropping [[Star|stars]] at The Hero, or firing tridents at them. The player can hit Wilfre when he moves.

At half life, Wilfre gets frustrated, exclaiming, "Ooooh! Now prepare to die!". Past that point, he will become quite a bit faster, and more unpredictable in his attacking pattern. Once defeated, he falls to the ground, loses his shadow, and looking shocked, disintegrates.

=== Second Battle===
{{Main|Hall of Darkness}}

During the first part of the fight, Wilfre is completely unbeatable. He moves very quickly, always dodging attacks, and can summon other enemies from the game (particularly Ghosts) to attack the Hero. He also employs his sceptre to his great advantage, shooting fast, long-ranged beam-like attacks that are almost impossible to avoid. Defeat in this part of the fight is inevitable, and when this occurs, Wilfre begins a tirade and gloats over the victory, sucking the color from the already-defeated Hero.

However, the few remaining village Raposa and Mike are still outside, and they begin to pray to the Creator. Their prayer is answered when The Creator restores The Hero and destroys Wilfre's scepter.

Wilfre isn't left completely defenseless, however - he pulls out the Book of Life and tears a page from it, summoning his Ultimate Creation, his new weapon. Thus begins the second part of the battle.

This creation shoots lightning bolts that speed across the ground until they hit the end walls. It also turns into a tornado that sucks in The Hero. The most basic of its attacks is that it will swoop down. Even in the air, Wilfre sits within jumping range, making it possible for The Hero to attack while he is hovering. When Wilfre is finally defeated he flickers between forms flashing from his shadow form to [[Sock]], [[Salem]], and then to his Raposa form; after going through all this, Heather is finally released from his hold, and the fight is finished as she and the Hero emerge from the Hall of Darkness, victorious at last.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
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{{Quote|text=...What do we have here? Silly Rapos? And their cute wittle creation? You're too late, The Mayor is already done for!}}
{{Quote|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity... If you insignificant Rapos must know my name, it's Wilfre.}}
{{Quote|text=You can forget about rebuilding this village. I've torn up all the pages in The Book of Life... They should be scattered around the world by now!}}
{{Quote|text=Anyway, I bid you farewell. I have much to attend to.}}
{{Quote|text=To be sure you don't attempt a pathetic rescue, I'll cover this bridge in darkness.}}
{{Quote|text=Hah! You've done well... I guess I underestimated you. I hear The Mayor escaped, thanks to you, Hero. Anyway, I've come for The Book of Life...}}
{{Quote|text=Will he? I guess I have no choice... I have a little surprise for your village. Enjoy!}}
{{Quote|text=Such a sweet lil rapo... I'm coming for your poppy soon.|caption=Wilfre speaking to Mari.}}
{{Quote|text=...You're not.|caption=After hearing Mari question her capability of being Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=You're nothing but a scared wittle rapo... I'm growing tired of these games. You would all be gone if it wasn't for Hero! I'm about to take care of the situation... See how Hero fares against the great tree... Deadwood!}}
{{Quote|text=You're persistent... I'll give you that. Why do you continue to help these... things? You're powerful... They don't deserve your help... No matter... It's almost time.|caption=Upon Angler King's attack.}}
{{Quote|text=They're getting too close... I can't risk them finding me... Not before the task is finished...|caption=Wilfre upon the final section of the village being cleared.}}
{{Quote|text=Oh but I do... I'm here for The Book of Life. I admit, you've done well... but it's only thanks to Hero. This village fell apart under your watch. And it will fall apart under your daughter...|caption=When meeting The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=That won't be necessary... I'll take The Book of Life... and this village will fade away on it's own... Such a sweet wittle Rapo... She can't stop me.|caption=Wilfre saying that harming Mari won't be necessary}}
{{Quote|text=The Book of Life is finally mine...|caption=After killing The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=So you made it this far...? My little scorpion friend will take care of you!|caption=Upon meeting The Hero at the final battle.}}
{{Quote|text=Ug!? This has gone on long enough! I'll destroy you myself!|Upon the scorpion's defeat.}}
{{Quote|text=Ooooh! Now prepare to die!|caption=Upon loosing half of his health.}}
{{Quote|text=Ow ow ow! What?! No!!! This cannot be!|caption=Upon loosing all of his health.}}
}}

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{{Quote|text=There will be no hero to save you this time!}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator can't get rid of me that easily... Not while this world still exists!}}
{{Quote|text=You pathetic thing... You have no clue, do you? Don't you realize what I've been doing this whole time?}}
{{Quote|text=A monster? My will shall happen and you will thank me for it. I am this world's savior!}}
{{Quote|text=So you really are The Creator... You don't care about us! Only him...}}
{{Quote|text=I know that this scepter gives me the power to defeat any of your pathetic heroes! Behold its power!!}}
{{Quote|text=You are all fools! Blindly following The Creator...}}
{{Quote|text=You still don't understand... my plan...}}
{{Quote|text=No matter... This city will be in rubble soon enough.}}
{{Quote|text=All the color in the world won't save you then...}}
{{Quote|text=I'd love to stay and chat, but I have more color to obtain.}}
{{Quote|text=Stupid Raposa. There never was a Sock. It's been me the whole time.}}
{{Quote|text=...You have no idea...}}
{{Quote|text=Without the pendant you will never find my castle.}}
{{Quote|text=Goodbye my fellow Raposa. Enjoy a lifetime lost at sea...}}
{{Quote|text=It's true. I never transformed into Mari. She came to me willingly.}}
{{Quote|text=See Mari, he'll never understand...}}
{{Quote|text=Join us, Jowee. Together we can prevent this bleak future.}}
{{Quote|text=Don't listen to him. He is wrong. You know what will happen if we don't fight this.}}
{{Quote|text=Only a fool would abandon her people.}}
{{Quote|text=How can all of you just blindly follow your leaders so easily.}}
{{Quote|text=All because they follow The so called Creator who doesn't even care about you!}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, would you really? You may get your wish.}}
{{Quote|text=Lies?! You have no idea!}}
{{Quote|text=I grow tired of explanations.}}
{{Quote|text=I've built this fortress with one thing in mind and I intend to finish what I've started.}}
{{Quote|text=You're all so foolish! What you're trying to do is futile.}}
{{Quote|text=My time is up? It's not just my time you ignorant Rapo. It's all of your time as well.}}
{{Quote|text=If you succeed in defeating me and return all the color to this world you will all die!}}
{{Quote|text=I never said I would be the one to destroy you.}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator is asking you to give up your lives and families, this world's very existence, and for what?}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, even the non-Raposa sees how ridiculous you all are. You are weak. And you will fail.}}
{{Quote|text=Mindless Bakis, the lot of you! I'll handle this myself once and for all. Try to stop me if you dare!}}
{{Quote|text=Aww, the poor little Hero who lost his color. Frail and weak! Just like the ones that believe in you, but do they really believe? They are too busy looking out for themselves. Risking everything for fame and glory... Hoarding resources, and writing rules to support the structure, instead of the life it was meant to protect. Now, blinded by the beauty of creation, they have lost connection to the world that we create! The perfect storm is at hand, and with this I will end your reign of tyranny once and for all.|caption=Wilfre's speech after beating The Hero in the first half of the battle}}
{{Quote|text=What? No!! This can not be!!|caption=After The Hero's color is restored, and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed}}
{{Quote|text=I will not let you control us!}}
{{Quote|text=Your power will be your own undoing!}}
{{Quote|text=Now behold my ultimate creation!}}
}}

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{{Quote|text=I found what you were looking for.}}
{{Quote|text=The human realm is different... Night is day, day is night... They have small ears as well.}}
{{Quote|text=I just hope this "Hero" is up to the challenge.}}
{{Quote|text=So... Mari was successful. Maybe they have a chance after all...}}
{{Quote|text=I never imagined it could even be done...}}
{{Quote|text=Hopefully this will buy us some time...}}
{{Quote|text=When the Shadow appears again, I fear the battle won't be so easy.}}
{{Quote|text=One human... One town... Next time, maybe all humans, everywhere.}}
{{Quote|text=Now if you'll excuse me, I have some very important work to tend to... Far away from this little village.}}
{{Quote|text=If I uncover anything of interest... I'll be sure to let you know, mayor.}}
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In another [[5th Cell]] game, ''Lock's Quest, '' a grave for Wilfre can be found in the forest camp. His grave is implied to be haunted by many characters. Oddly enough, after the camp a new type of enemy called the phantom clockwork appears. This bears more of a resemblance to [[Shadow Walker]]s than to normal robotic enemy, being made of a shadowy substance as opposed to the usual metal.
* Along with other religious referencing in the game, Wilfre has been compared to the Biblical account of the angel [[:wikipedia:Lucifer|Lucifer]].
** Lucifer was once the most beautiful angel, but then he wanted to become as great or greater than God, and so was cast down into the darkness and shadows of hell.
** This was later confirmed by Jeremiah Slaczka as Wilfre is meant to represent Satan.
* According to a Game Design Document shared by [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Ken Capelli]], Wilfre would have made an appearance in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' after defeating the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], possessing the [[Bad Mannequin]] before it is disassembled and promising to return.
* The official artbook "The Art of 5th Cell" incorrectly states that Wilfre's backstory as a normal Raposa was given in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' rather than in the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]''.
* Wilfre's relationship with Circi has not been confirmed, but it is strongly suggested that they may have been lovers at some point.
** It is also possible that Circi could have simply been a fan of Wilfre, but neither of these possibilities have been explicitly confirmed.
* Wilfre holds his scepter in his left hand, which may suggest that he is left-handed.
* Artwork depicts [[Shadow]] Wilfre as purplish-blue with yellow eyes. His in-game sprite, however, is black with white eyes.
** In the opening of the DS version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', he is depicted as dark purple with white eyes.
* The name Wilfre may be based on the name Wilfred which means "desiring peace". It could also refer to "Free Will."
** Interestingly, the name Salem also means "peace".
** His Japanese name (ウイル ''Uiru'' Will), is also possibly another reference to "free will".
* The arms in most of Wilfre's normal sprites are slightly less exposed than other Raposa's.
** While this could be an error, it could also mean that Wilfre usually has his hands in his pockets.
* Wilfre, the [[Creator]], and [[Heather]] are the only three beings initially aware of the fact that the [[Raposa]] world is a dream by [[Mike]].
** When speaking to Wilfre, the Creator says, “You will not have him. He will fight you. He will win, he is not yours to control.” Wilfre then replies, “…You don’t care about us! Only him...” Also, whilst being pulled into one of Wilfre’s portals, Heather says, “Kemi-Kewa, you must stop Wilfre! Kemi-Kewa!!”; Kemi-Kewa is an anagram of “Wake Mike”.
*** Interestingly, Mike himself was never aware of the Raposa world being a dream.
* Wilfre is one of the few characters in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' to speak in the main story but not have a story Imagination Battle.
** The other characters in this category are the [[Creator]], [[Teo]], and [[Cricket]].
*** Of these, Wilfre and the Creator are the only characters to have no Imagination Battles whatsoever.
* An early sprite for Wilfre in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' had tufts of his hair poking out from under his hood. These were later changed to hide his identity<ref>[[File:HeatherWilfreTRSpriteLore.png|50px]]</ref>.

== {{Icon|Fanon}} Fan Works ==
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* [[Fanon:Wilfre In A Bottle AU|Wilfre In A Bottle AU]]
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Wilfre1.png|Meeting Wilfre in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''
Wilfre_Draws_in_BOL.png|Wilfre prior to being consumed by [[Shadow]]
Frame_2.1.png|Wilfre defacing the [[Book of Life]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Frame_2.3.png|Wilfre being consumed by Shadow in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Frame_2.5.png|Wilfre killing the [[Mayor]] in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Portal.png|Wilfre summoning a portal
Wilfre_.png|Wilfre talking to [[Mari]]
WilfreBeamAttack.png|Wilfre's beam attack
GummyWilfre.png|Wilfre in the opening cutscene of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''
FoundTheBookImagine.png|Wilfre meeting Mari on the [[Hidden Beach]] in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''
TheyHaveAChance.png|Wilfre watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] use the [[Book of Imagination]] to return to [[Belleview]]
IllBeSureToLetYouKnow.png|Wilfre speaking to Mari and [[Jowee]] after [[Aldark]]'s defeat
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Wilfre concept art.png|Wilfre as he appears in ''The Art of 5thCell''
Wilfre Wii.png|Wilfre's [[Shadow]] form
Salem.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Salem]]
Sock Art.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Sock]]
Cloud.png|Wilfre on his Ultimate Creation
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WilfrePortrait1.png|A portrait of Wilfre drawn in [[Shadow Palace]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Wilfre book.png|Wilfre as he appears on the cover of ''The Art of 5thCell''
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Mayor

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|species= [[Raposa]]
|gender= Male
|age= Elder
|fur= Orange
|role= Protagonist ([[Drawn to Life]]) Minor Character ([[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]])
|family=Father of [[Mari]]
|job=Former [[Mayor (Position)|Mayor]]
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{{Quote
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The '''Mayor''' is a major character in the [[Drawn to Life series]], appearing as a main character in the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and making cameo appearances in every other installment in the series. The Mayor is [[Mari]]'s father, and was the seventh mayor of [[Rapoville]]. He was one of the last villagers to remain in Rapoville when the [[Darkness]] crept in, and he was instrumental in helping the [[Hero]] defeat [[Wilfre]]. He was killed by Wilfre shortly before his defeat, although he did remain as a ghost that only the Hero could see. As a ghost, he watched over Mari and [[Jowee]], and also helped the Hero defeat Wilfre when he was revived.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
The Mayor is an elderly male Raposa depicted with orange fur, a pair of white eyebrows, and a white moustache. His attire consists of a blue jacket with a white undershirt and grey pants. He also wears a brown bowler hat, and he is sometimes shown wearing a monocle over his left eye. He is often seen holding a wooden cane.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
Before the events of ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', many years before [[Mari]] was born, Mayor had forbade [[Wilfre]], a popular [[Raposa]], from drawing in the [[Book of Life]]. When Wilfre snuck into [[Creation Hall]] and stole the Book of Life, accidentally creating the [[Shadow]], Mayor and Cricket chased after him, demanding the Book back. However, Wilfre tore the pages from the Book of Life, scattering them in the wind. Mayor would watch as the [[Creator]] sealed Creation Hall and abandoned the village, allowing the [[Darkness]] to creep into the village. The villagers began to leave until only the Mayor, Mari, [[Jowee]], and [[Isaac]]'s family were left.

=== Drawn to Life ===
In ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', the Mayor is first seen trying to convince [[Isaac]] and [[Mya]] to stay in the village, despite the fact that their daughter, [[Cindi]], had gone missing. He is unable to convince them to stay, even when Mari arrives to tell them that the Creator had returned. No one besides [[Jowee]] believes her, and Mayor ends up leaving for [[Snow Fields]] to find Isaac and Mya. However, he gets captured in a [[Shadow Cage]] but is rescued by the [[Hero]]. This event causes the Mayor to believe in the Creator once more, and he begins working with the Hero to restore the Raposa world and the Book of Life.

Eventually, Mayor finds Mari and the Hero inside [[Creation Hall]] reading the [[Mayor's Book]], a book that records the history of every mayor of Rapoville. After seeing the book for the first time since Creation Hall was sealed, he is overjoyed and tells Mari that she is to begin her mayoral training. She is reluctant to approach this task, but Mayor tells the Hero that she will come around. When the village festival occurs, Mayor introduces Mari, but she does not appear. He tells the Hero to find her, and they return her to the stage.

Throughout the rest of the game, the Mayor acts as an advisor to the Hero, adding pages to the Book of Life and helping direct the Hero through the game. Near the end of the game, Mayor asks the Hero to collect the [[Final Page]], a page in the Book of Life where each [[Mayor (Position)|mayor]] would have their name written by the Creator, giving them the authority over the [[Raposa]]. The Hero leaves to get this page, and while the Hero is gone, the Mayor is confronted by [[Wilfre]] near the [[Forest Gate]]. Wilfre taunts the Mayor and ultimately kills him, stealing the Book of Life from his body. The Mayor's death almost tears apart the village, but Wilfre's demise brings them together once more. The Mayor somehow lives on as a ghost, seen watching over Mari and Jowee with the Hero.

=== Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter ===
The Mayor's spirit is not seen again until [[Wilfre's Wasteland]], when the Hero is left by themselves. The Mayor returns to guide them on destroying the barrier around Wilfre's castle, telling them to collect the three [[Village Orbs]] and the three [[Village Altars]]. Once all six items have been collected, the Mayor vanishes for the rest of the game.

=={{Icon|Quote}}Quotes==
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{{Quote|text=I understand... but we should go out together.|caption=Before Isaac and his wife leave the village.}}
{{Quote|text=Oh Mari! And Jowee! I'm glad you're here. Isaac's daughter went missing! They just left to go search for her.}}
{{Quote|text=Young Rapo, you've been talking about The Creator for months now... Let it go.|caption=Upon Mari telling him The Creator spoke to her.}}
{{Quote|text=Mari... stop... We have more important things to worry about.}}
{{Quote|text=Mari! Stop with this nonsense!! The Creator abandoned us a long time ago! The villagers are what's important now!}}
{{Quote|text=Who are you?! Oh? ...A Creation Hero? So The Creator is back! I was such a fool for not listening to Mari... We should get back to the village... It's dangerous here!|caption=Upon being rescued by The Hero.}}
{{Quote|text=All thanks to Hero... I'm sorry for leaving when I did. I didn't catch up with Isaac or his wife... I hope they're ok...|caption=Upon returning to the village.}}
{{Quote|text=Hero, I found something in the Snow Fields that might help you... It's a snowshooter page for The Book of Life... The Creator can draw it for you!}}
{{Quote|text=You can aim using the +control pad. Hero, you'll also see torn pages from The Book of Life in the Snow Fields... You'll need to collect four of them to exit The Level Gate... Please hurry, Isaac and his family need your help!|caption=The Mayor explaining controls and templates to The Hero.}}
{{Quote|text=I can't believe Wilfre is still alive... After what he did to The Book of Life...}}
{{Quote|text=Wilfre... He's the cause of this mess!}}
{{Quote|text=Oh... It was many years ago... Several years before you were born, in fact... Wilfre was a respected member of this village. Always the center of attention... Wilfre questioned why it was forbidden... ...to design our own creations. ...in The Book of Life. He told me that it could be done better... What a fool I was... for underestimating what he was capable of... Wilfre snuck into Creation Hall... and stole The Book of Life. He took the book back to his house. and drew inside the pages... but the creations came out twisted and black. It wasn't long before I discovered his scheme... We confronted him... and in a furious rage... he tore the pages from The Book of Life. tossing them into the wind... We surrounded him and grabbed the book but Wilfre escaped, and fled the village The Creator grieved over the loss.. and sealed Creation Hall... and we were left to fend for ourselves. I locked what remained of the book away... but it was too late The sun grew dim... The moon and stars faded away... and finally The Eternal Flame... flickered and died out... A creeping shadow grew at the edge of our town. and everyone left, in search of a new home. All because of Wilfre...|caption=The Mayor explaining who Wilfre is.}}
{{Quote|text=Now I see... the lost pages... In order to restore our village we need to collect those pages!}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator has given us a new hero. And you... my dear Mari... have given us all hope.}}
{{Quote|text=So Isaac's shop is free of the darkness? I guess he's here to stay now!}}
{{Quote|text=Excellent work... I've been doing some thinking... We had such a vibrant village before the sun disappeared... If The Creator could design a new sun, then perhaps more villagers would return! Hrmm... Through The Village Snow Gate, and into The Snow Caves you go!|caption=The Mayor prompting The Hero to recover the [[Sun]] page.}}
{{Quote|text=Just as I remember it... I'm surprised Jowee isn't first in line!|caption=After [[Cookie's Sign]] is completed.}}
{{Quote|text=It's such a relief to see everyone out and about! The snow is melting too!}}
{{Quote|text=You both give me an idea... We should have a village snowball fight! Hero versus everyone!|caption=After seeing Mari and Jowee throw snowballs at each other.}}
{{Quote|text=Now now... It is a bit sunny out... but let's not overreact.|caption=The Mayor's reaction to the village heatwave.}}
{{Quote|text=If it isn't good ole Tubba!|caption=Upon Tubba's return.}}
{{Quote|text=Hero, look! It's raining!}}
{{Quote|text=Can you go thank Mari? After all, it was her idea to get the raincloud page!}}
{{Quote|text=Each mayor, approaching the end of their life, would record The Village's history. Then cam Wilfre... And with Creation Hall sealed off... I figured I would never have a chance to record my story. I'm glad you found it.|Upon Mari discovering The Mayors' Journal.}}
{{Quote|text=I've spoken with Isaac, Cookie, and Farmer Brown... With their endorsement, I've decided it's time for you to start your training... Seven generations of our family have led this village... You'll be the eighth... And a fine mayor you'll make!|caption=The Mayor telling Mari that she will start training to be mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=I still have some years to go! But eventually someone will need to take my place...}}
{{Quote|text=That's my lil Rapo! We'll hold a festival soon to celebrate... The festival has been a tradition since before your Rapoppy was mayor!}}
{{Quote|text=We have a major problem on our hands! [[Frostwind]] is awake! You can hear it roar from here... Legend says it sleeps on Snowy-Snow Mountain, just past Snow Lake. It's only a mattter of time before if breaks through the World Gate!. Please hurry! You need to stop it before if gets here!}}
{{Quote|text=It looks like a Raposa...|caption=Reffering to Heather on her rescue.}}
{{Quote|text=Where did you pick up that strange lil Rapo?}}
{{Quote|text=Her name is Heather? What a strange name...}}
{{Quote|text=I think she likes you!}}
{{Quote|text=Heather! If you're going to stay in the village, you need to behave yourself. ...Understood?}}
{{Quote|text=Alright then, Jowee will keep an eye on you from now on.}}
{{Quote|text=We'll hold the festival soon... I need to arrange some music...}}
{{Quote|text=Very good! Hero, we need some time to prepare for the Village Festival! Why don't you explore the eastern part of our village?}}
{{Quote|text=The Twilite Wood stretches high into the sky! You won't get very far without some wings... Ah! Here you go... Right from The Book of Life, a template for wings! Creator, would you design them?}}
{{Quote|text=Those wings should work well! One word of advice... Your snowballs won't be of any use in the twilite wood. You should speak with Isaac and see what he can do with your snowshooter and ammo.}}
{{Quote|text=We're glad to have you back Jowee!}}
{{Quote|text=Look at the sparkling stars! Now it'll be much easier for everyone to get some sleep.}}
{{Quote|text=So tell me all about the [[Twilite Wood]]...|caption=The Mayor after [[Hero|The Hero]] returns from Twilite Wood}}
{{Quote|text=Very Strange...|caption=Upon the disappearance of [[Jowee's Flower]].}}
{{Quote|text=Just a short time ago... with an empty grey sky and snow on the ground... I was outside... wondering when the end would come... Darkness was everywhere and everyone was gone... It was then I stopped believing... I actually left the village... and I wouldn't be here today... if it wasn't for Mari... She never lost faith... And because of her, The Creator sent a hero to save our village. It's my pleasure to officially start her training as Mayor... to take my place, when the time comes... Mari, could you come on stage?|caption=The Mayor's speech at the festival.}}
|width=auto
}}
|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter=
{{ScrollBox
|content=
{{Quote|text=Hero, Mari has lost her way. And now that Jowee is gone, the fate of all Raposa lies with you.}}
{{Quote|text=Wilfre has created an almost impenetrable barrier which grows stronger by the hour. But hope is not lost, Hero. You must gain the power of these 3 villages.}}
{{Quote|text=From each [village] you must construct a pedestal and obtain an orb. Once you have accomplished this for all 3 villages, the barrier will be unlocked for you. Make haste, Hero. All hope now lies with you...}}
}}
</tabber>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Mayor is one of a few characters to have a canon voice, being voiced by [[Drawn to Life Credits|David J Franco]].
** He shares this voice actor with [[Jowee]] and [[Pirate Beard]].
* According to [[Drawn to Life Credits|Joseph Tringali]], the Mayor was never given a proper name in production.
* According to the Australian Drawn to Life website, The Mayor likes his daughter, and Banya muffins. He dislikes Wilfre, Shadow Creatures, and bad artwork.
* The Mayor babysat [[Indee]] when Indee's father went on adventures.
* The Mayor incorrectly calls [[Icy Lake]] "Snow Lake" at some point in the game.
* He wears a monocle over his right eye in the European and Korean boxart. In the American and Japanese boxart, the monocle is over his left eye.
** This is most likely caused by the Mayor's art being flipped.
* A grave for the Mayor can be found in [http://locksquest.wikia.com/wiki/Lock%27s_Quest_Wiki Lock's Quest].
* The Mayor appears alongside [[Mari]] and [[Jowee]] in the opening cutscene of [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]].
* In the two games where the Mayor does not appear, statues of the Mayor exist near [[Village Hall]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<tabber>
|-|Official Art=
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionsize="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
MayorFlat.png|HQ art seen on one of [[Drawn to Life]]'s boxart.
MayorHQ.png|Ditto for a different boxart.
</gallery>
|-|Screenshots=
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionsize="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
CityCloudsFading.png|[[Darkness]] being cleared from behind the Mayor.
MikeAndMayor.png|Mike getting annoyed at the Mayor.
</gallery>
|-|Cutscenes=
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionsize="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
Frame_2.5.png|[[Wilfre]] killing the Mayor as seen in the first cutscene of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''.
MayorTR.jpg|The Mayor as seen in the first cutscene in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''.
GummyWilfre.png|The Mayor with Mari, the [[Hero]] and [[Wilfre]] in the first cutscene in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''.
</gallery>
|-|Misc=
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionsize="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
DTLMAYORPROFILE.PNG|The Mayor's profile on the Australian website for Drawn to Life.
Lock's_Quest_grave2.png|Mayor's grave in [http://locksquest.wikia.com/wiki/Lock%27s_Quest_Wiki Lock's Quest].
Portrait1Wii.png|A portrait of the Mayor seen inside [[Mari's House]] in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
Portrait2Wii.png|A portrait of the Mayor and [[Mari]] seen inside Mari's house in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
MayorStatue.png|A statue of the Mayor seen outside [[Village Hall]] in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
MayorStatueConcept.png|Concept Art of the Mayor's Statue.
</gallery>
|-|Audio=
<table style="width:100%;">
<tr>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor think.ogg]]"Hmm..."</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor oh no.ogg]]"Oh no."</center></td></tr>
<tr>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor hey.ogg]]"Hey! Hey!"</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor happy.ogg]]"Haha Hoho!"</center></td></tr>
<tr>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor confused.ogg]]"Oh?"</center></td>
<td><center>[[File:Mayor angry.ogg]]"Grr!"</center></td></tr>
<tr>
</tr>
</table>
</tabber>
</center>
{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life|Rapoville|Raposa|Mayor|boxcolor=#105ab5}}
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[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Recurring Characters]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Mayor]]
[[Category:Rapoville]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]

Fanon:Mustard Builde

2026-01-27T21:56:25Z

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|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Male (he/him)
|age = Elder
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|role = TBA
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Mustard Builde is a Raposa man from Lavasteam. He's Rob Builde's oldest brother.

He likes eating yummy food and pulling pranks. He hates cleaning up and wearing stuffy clothes.

He is kind hearted guy who is very sloppy and clumsy.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Mustard is a Raposa with brown fur. He sports a mustache, and will always be found with food stains on his clothes.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
He doesn't have one yet.

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* His favorite condiment is mustard. Surprise, Surprise.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|boxcolor=#b4240f}}
[[Category:OC]]

Fanon:Reggie

2026-01-23T02:36:12Z

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{{InfoOC
|name = Reggie
|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Male (he/him)
|age = Adult
|orientation=
|birthday = June 30 (Cancer)
|hair =
|fur = Grey
|skin =
|eyes =
|home =
|role = TBA
|relationships =
|magic =
|status = Alive
|boxcolor = #b4240f
}}

Reggie is a charismatic traveling "merchant" who is not very well liked. His family is very poor thanks to a certain relative. So, he left the farm to make some money selling whatever he thinks people will like.

He ends up getting chased out of town a lot because he tries selling things from dumpsters to people, and if by chance he accidentally mentions his last name some Raposa will even try to take his life.

There have actually been many attempts on his life so he has learned to run very fast. He has a hill billy accent and will say things like "What in tarnation?!".

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==

Reggie is a grey furred Raposa man. He wears well worn clothes.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*Reggie was originally created by ChibiTacoLord
*Likes good hospitality

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|boxcolor=#b4240f}}
[[Category:OC]]

Fanon:Mustard Builde

2026-01-23T02:18:10Z

BreGee:

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{{InfoOC
|name = Mustard
|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Male (he/him)
|age = Elder
|orientation=
|birthday =
|hair =
|fur =
|skin =
|eyes =
|home = Lavasteam
|role = TBA
|relationships = [[Fanon:Robert Builde|Robert Builde]] (Brother)
|magic =
|status = Alive
|boxcolor = #b4240f
}}

Mustard Builde is a Raposa man from Lavasteam. He's Rob Builde's oldest brother.

He is kind hearted guy who is very sloppy and clumsy.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Mustard is a Raposa with brown fur. He sports a mustache, and will always be found with food stains on his clothes.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
He doesn't have one yet.

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* His favorite condiment is mustard. Surprise, Surprise.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|boxcolor=#b4240f}}
[[Category:OC]]

Fanon:Fran

2026-01-23T02:08:03Z

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{{InfoOC
|name = Fran
|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Female (she/her)
|age = Middle aged
|orientation= Gay
|birthday = August 11 (Leo)
|hair = Dirty Blonde
|fur = Orange
|skin =
|eyes =
|home = Watersong
|role = TBA
|relationships =
|magic =
|status = Alive
|boxcolor = #b4240f
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Fran is a Raposa woman originally from Rapoville who now resides in Watersong. She currently works as a wedding planner. She also has a baker for a girlfriend.

She's the ex girlfriend of both Jack and Julian. She was salty that neither of those relationships worked out. She still planned their wedding though.

She's trying to learn how to be a better person.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Fran is a Raposa woman with dirty blonde hair and orange fur. She often wears a redish pink skirt with a light blouse and a pink hairpin.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

As a teenager, she used to date Jack Builde. When he didn't pay much attention to her, she dumped him for his best friend Julian. But, due to a mix of her being emotionally abusive and her being mean and homophobic toward Jack, their relationship didn't last too long.

Fran grew resentful of Jack and Julian, convinced that the failures of their relationships were purely their fault. She tried finding love elsewhere for a while, but failed and became a bitter person over the decades.

At some point she moved to Watersong and pursued a career as a wedding planner. Over time she grew close to a baker she often commissioned wedding cakes from.

When Nixie hired Fran to plan Jack and Julian's wedding, unaware of their past, Fran was initially furious and wanted to sabotage it.
But after being confronted with her past behavior, and seeing how happy they were, she slowly learned to let them go and embrace a new life where she could improve and be happy.

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* Fran's favorite color is pink.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|boxcolor=#b4240f}}
[[Category:OC]]

Fanon:Fran

2026-01-23T02:06:27Z

BreGee:

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{{InfoOC
|name = Fran
|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Female (she/her)
|age = Middle aged
|orientation= Gay
|birthday = August 11 (Leo)
|hair = Dirty Blonde
|fur = Orange
|skin =
|eyes =
|home = Watersong
|role = TBA
|relationships =
|magic =
|status = Alive
|boxcolor = #b4240f
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Fran is a Raposa woman originally from Rapoville who now resides in Watersong. She currently works as a wedding planner. She also has a baker for a girlfriend.

She's the ex girlfriend of both Jack and Julian. She was salty that neither of those relationships worked out. She still planned their wedding though.

She's trying to learn how to be a better person.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Fran is a Raposa woman with dirty blonde hair and orange fur. She often wears a redish pink skirt with a light blouse and a pink hairpin.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

As a teenager, she used to date Jack Builde. When he didn't pay much attention to her, she dumped him for his best friend Julian. But, due to a mix of her being emotionally abusive and her being mean and homophobic toward Jack, their relationship didn't last too long.
Fran grew resentful of Jack and Julian, convinced that the failures of their relationships were purely their fault. She tried finding love elsewhere for a while, but failed and became a bitter person over the decades.
At some point she moved to Watersong and pursued a career as a wedding planner. Over time she grew close to a baker she often commissioned wedding cakes from.
When Nixie hired Fran to plan Jack and Julian's wedding, unaware of their past, Fran was initially furious and wanted to sabotage it. But after being confronted with her past behavior, and seeing how happy they were, she slowly learned to let them go and embrace a new life where she could improve and be happy.

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
* Fran's favorite color is pink.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|boxcolor=#b4240f}}
[[Category:OC]]

Genevieve

2026-01-18T05:04:42Z

BreGee:

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|role= Villager
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|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|name = Genevieve
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|age = Adult
|fur = Orange
|hair=Brown
|boxcolor=#f85050
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{{Disambig|[[Penelope]]}}
{{Quote
|text=Hahahaha...
|character=Genevieve
}}
'''Genevieve''' is a [[Raposa]] who appears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the west side of [[Watersong]]. She often speaks using voice clips from [[Mari]].

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Genevieve wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair that appears to be somewhat wavy or curly, tied in the back with an oversized red bow.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* If the [[Hero]] talks to her immediately after restoring [[Color]] to the ground in [[Watersong]], she will go through her "fear" animation and say "Raposa!" using a voice clip.
** This makes Genevieve is one of a few characters to have a canon voice, being voiced by an uncredited [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Credits|Molly Hymas]].
*** She shares this voice actor with [[Mari]], and [[Cindi]].
* Genevieve shares her sprite with [[Penelope]].
* After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Genevieve's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captionalign="center">
GenevieveArea.png|The area in which Genevieve resides.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Genevieve|boxcolor=#f85050}}

__NOTOC__
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Penelope

2026-01-18T05:03:38Z

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|SideRight=[[File:GenelopeSide.gif|center|alt=]]
|Behind=[[File:GenelopeBehind.gif|center|alt=]]
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|Jump=[[File:GenelopeJump.gif|center|alt=]]
|Fear=[[File:GenelopeFear.gif|center|alt=]]
|WalkBack=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Back.gif|center|alt=]]
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{{Disambig|[[Genevieve]] or [[Antoinette]]}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}

'''Penelope''', mistakenly named '''Antoinette''' during some parts of the game, is a [[Raposa]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the east side of [[Watersong]] on a balcony overlooking a canal.

She claims to be [[Rose]]'s number one fan.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
She wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair tied with an oversized red bow. Penelope is often seen fixing her hair.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=Oh, Rose, how could you just leave us all like that? I feel so betrayed...}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}
}}

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
*Penelope shares her sprite with [[Genevieve]].
*After Rose talks to [[Mari]] about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to [[Antoinette]].
**This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change.
*After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Penelope's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" bordercolor="transparent" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionsize="small" captionalign="center">
PenelopeArea.png|alt=Game screenshot|The area in which Penelope resides.
Rose Performing.gif|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope watching Rose's performance.
Penelope_name_change.png|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope's name changes to "Antoinette".
</gallery>

__NOTOC__
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{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Penelope|boxcolor=#f85050}}
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Template:SubTab/Genevieve

2026-01-18T04:59:47Z

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For a usage guide to all SubTabs, please read the guide under the generic [[Template:SubTab|SubTab]]. This SubTab is intended for use with characters that have a sprite where they adjust their hair as well as the base DS sprites.

Currently, only [[Genevieve]] and [[Penelope]] fit in this category.
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Penelope

2025-12-13T05:48:25Z

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|Jump=[[File:GenelopeJump.gif|center|alt=]]
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|WalkRight=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Right.gif|center|alt=]]
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|role= Villager
|age=Adult
|fur=Orange
|hair=Brown
|gender=Female
|home=[[Watersong]]
|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|boxcolor=#f85050}}
{{Disambig|[[Genevieve]] or [[Antoinette]]}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}

'''Penelope''', mistakenly named '''Antoinette''' during some parts of the game, is a [[Raposa]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the east side of [[Watersong]] on a balcony overlooking a canal.

She claims to be [[Rose]]'s number one fan.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
She wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair tied with an oversized red bow. Penelope is often seen fixing her hair.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=Oh, Rose, how could you just leave us all like that? I feel so betrayed...}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}
}}

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
*Penelope shares her sprite with [[Genevieve]].
*After Rose talks to [[Mari]] about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to [[Antoinette]].
**This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change.
*After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Penelope's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" bordercolor="transparent" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionsize="small" captionalign="center">
PenelopeArea.png|alt=Game screenshot|The area in which Penelope resides.
Rose Performing.gif|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope watching Rose's performance.
Penelope_name_change.png|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope's name changes to "Antoinette".
</gallery>

__NOTOC__
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{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Penelope|boxcolor=#f85050}}
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Penelope

2025-12-13T05:45:58Z

BreGee: /* {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia */

{{Infobox/Character
|image=
{{SubTab
|Idle=[[File:Penelope.gif|center|alt=]]
|SideLeft=[[File:Penelope_Left.gif|center|alt=]]
|SideRight=[[File:GenelopeSide.gif|center|alt=]]
|Behind=[[File:GenelopeBehind.gif|center|alt=]]
|WalkFront=[[File:GenelopeWalk.gif|center|alt=]]
|Jump=[[File:GenelopeJump.gif|center|alt=]]
|Fear=[[File:GenelopeFear.gif|center|alt=]]
|WalkBack=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Back.gif|center|alt=]]
|WalkLeft=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Left.gif|center|alt=]]
|WalkRight=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Right.gif|center|alt=]]
}}
|species=[[Raposa]]
|role= Villager
|age=Adult
|fur=Orange
|hair=Brown
|gender=Female
|home=[[Watersong]]
|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|boxcolor=#f85050}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}

'''Penelope''', mistakenly named '''Antoinette''' during some parts of the game, is a [[Raposa]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the east side of [[Watersong]] on a balcony overlooking a canal.

She claims to be [[Rose]]'s number one fan.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
She wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair tied with an oversized red bow. Penelope is often seen fixing her hair.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=Oh, Rose, how could you just leave us all like that? I feel so betrayed...}}
{{Quote|text=I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!|character=Penelope}}
}}

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
*Penelope shares her sprite with [[Genevieve]].
*After Rose talks to [[Mari]] about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to [[Antoinette]].
**This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change.
*After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Penelope's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" bordercolor="transparent" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionsize="small" captionalign="center">
PenelopeArea.png|alt=Game screenshot|The area in which Penelope resides.
Rose Performing.gif|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope watching Rose's performance.
Penelope_name_change.png|alt=Game screenshot|Penelope's name changes to "Antoinette".
</gallery>

__NOTOC__
----
{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Penelope|boxcolor=#f85050}}
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Genevieve

2025-12-13T05:44:48Z

BreGee: /* {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia */

{{Infobox/Character
|image=
{{SubTab
|Idle=[[File:Genevience.gif|center]]
|SideLeft=[[File:Penelope_Left.gif|center]]
|SideRight=[[File:GenelopeSide.gif|center]]
|Behind=[[File:GenelopeBehind.gif|center]]
|WalkFront=[[File:GenelopeWalk.gif|center]]
|Jump=[[File:GenelopeJump.gif|center]]
|Fear=[[File:GenelopeFear.gif|center]]
|WalkBack=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Back.gif|center]]
|WalkLeft=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Left.gif|center]]
|WalkRight=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Right.gif|center]]
}}
|species=[[Raposa]]
|role= Villager
|home=[[Watersong]]
|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|name = Genevieve
|gender = Female
|age = Adult
|fur = Orange
|hair=Brown
|boxcolor=#f85050
}}
{{Disambig|[[Penelope]]}}
{{Quote
|text=Hahahaha...
|character=Genevieve
}}
'''Genevieve''' is a [[Raposa]] who appears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the west side of [[Watersong]]. She often speaks using voice clips from [[Mari]].

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Genevieve wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair that appears to be somewhat wavy or curly, tied in the back with an oversized red bow.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* If the [[Hero]] talks to her immediately after restoring [[Color]] to the ground in [[Watersong]], she will go through her "fear" animation and say "Raposa!" using a voice clip.
** This makes Genevieve is one of a few characters to have a canon voice, being voiced by an uncredited [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Credits|Molly Hymas]].
*** She shares this voice actor with [[Mari]], and [[Cindi]].
* Genevieve shares her sprite with [[Penelope]].
* After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Genevieve's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captionalign="center">
GenevieveArea.png|The area in which Genevieve resides.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Genevieve|boxcolor=#f85050}}

__NOTOC__
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Genevieve

2025-12-13T05:44:18Z

BreGee: Correct if wrong, but iirc they both have the same idle animation

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|image=
{{SubTab
|Idle=[[File:Genevience.gif|center]]
|SideLeft=[[File:Penelope_Left.gif|center]]
|SideRight=[[File:GenelopeSide.gif|center]]
|Behind=[[File:GenelopeBehind.gif|center]]
|WalkFront=[[File:GenelopeWalk.gif|center]]
|Jump=[[File:GenelopeJump.gif|center]]
|Fear=[[File:GenelopeFear.gif|center]]
|WalkBack=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Back.gif|center]]
|WalkLeft=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Left.gif|center]]
|WalkRight=[[File:Penelope_Walk_Right.gif|center]]
}}
|species=[[Raposa]]
|role= Villager
|home=[[Watersong]]
|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|name = Genevieve
|gender = Female
|age = Adult
|fur = Orange
|hair=Brown
|boxcolor=#f85050
}}
{{Disambig|[[Penelope]]}}
{{Quote
|text=Hahahaha...
|character=Genevieve
}}
'''Genevieve''' is a [[Raposa]] who appears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. She resides in the west side of [[Watersong]]. She often speaks using voice clips from [[Mari]].

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Genevieve wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair that appears to be somewhat wavy or curly, tied in the back with an oversized red bow.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* If the [[Hero]] talks to her immediately after restoring [[Color]] to the ground in [[Watersong]], she will go through her "fear" animation and say "Raposa!" using a voice clip.
** This makes Genevieve is one of a few characters to have a canon voice, being voiced by an uncredited [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Credits|Molly Hymas]].
*** She shares this voice actor with [[Mari]], and [[Cindi]].
* Genevieve shares her sprite with [[Penelope].
* After [[Light of My Life]], when [[Salem]] appears with two [[Ameba]] resembling [[Raposa]], one of them uses Genevieve's sprite.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" spacing="small" position="center" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captionalign="center">
GenevieveArea.png|The area in which Genevieve resides.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Watersong|Raposa|Genevieve|boxcolor=#f85050}}

__NOTOC__
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]

Switch

2025-12-06T06:08:30Z

BreGee:

{{Cloud}}
'''Switches''' appear several times within the [[Drawn to Life Series]]. It is also the name of a Nintendo console.

==Gaming Console==
*[[Nintendo Switch]]

==Creations==
===''Drawn to Life''===
*[[3 Way Switch]]
===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)''===
*[[Switch Activated Platform]]

==Village Object==
*[[Robosa Control Switch]]
__NOTOC__

Switch

2025-12-06T06:05:44Z

BreGee: Removed redirect to Nintendo Switch

{{Cloud}}
'''Switches''' appear several times within the [[Drawn to Life Series]].

==Gaming Console==
*[[Nintendo Switch]]

==Creations==
===''Drawn to Life''===
*[[3 Way Switch]]
===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)''===
*[[Switch Activated Platform]]

==Village Object==
*[[Robosa Control Switch]]
__NOTOC__

Wilfre's Painting 1

2025-11-06T02:11:15Z

BreGee:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Wilfre's Painting}}
{{Noncanon|boxcolor=purple}}
{{Infobox/Creation
|image =
<tabber>
|-|Drawn Preset=[[File:WilfrePortrait1.png|center]]
|-|Template Page=[[File:DrawWP1.png|center|250px]]
</tabber>
|name = Wilfre's Portrait
|use = None
|type = Level Object
|template = No
|guide = Yes
|created = [[Shadow Palace]]
|levels = Almost All Levels
|games = {{Icon|Wii}}
|boxcolor=purple
}}
{{Quote
|text=How about ruining Wilfre's Painting?
|character=Draw Prompt
}}
'''Wilfre's Portrait''' is a creation in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' that is drawn in [[Shadow Palace]].

Once drawn, Wilfre's Portrait will remain dormant in its predetermined location. It has no impact on game play whatsoever, and is purely cosmetic.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Due to Wilfre's Portrait being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.

The preset drawing for this creation is a picture of [[Wilfre]] sitting in a chair.

=={{Icon|Button}} Levels==
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:ShadowPalaceIcon.png|85px|link=Shadow Palace]] [[Shadow Palace]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:Wilfre'sLairIcon.png|85px|link=Wilfre's Lair]] [[Wilfre's Lair]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Another [[Wilfre's Painting 2|painting]] is also created in [[Shadow Palace]], sharing the name "Wilfre's Painting".

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
WiiWP1DrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Creation|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Shadow City|Shadow Palace|Wilfre's Painting 1|l4=Wilfre's Painting|boxcolor=purple}}
__NOTOC__
[[Category:Shadow City]]
[[Category:Creations]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]
[[Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]

Wilfre's Painting 2

2025-11-06T02:09:37Z

BreGee: Though both paintings are portraits, when I hear "Wilfre's Portrait" I think of a portrait of Wilfre. Which is the other painting

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Wilfre's Painting}}
{{Noncanon|boxcolor=grey}}
{{Infobox/Creation
|image =
<tabber>
|-|Drawn Preset=[[File:WilfrePortrait2.png|center]]
|-|Template Page=[[File:DrawWP2.png|center|250px]]
</tabber>
|name = Wilfre's Portrait
|use = None
|type = Level Object
|template = No
|guide = Yes
|created = [[Shadow Palace]]
|levels = Almost All Levels
|games = {{Icon|Wii}}
|boxcolor=grey
}}
{{Quote
|text=It sure is fun to mess with Wilfre's Paintings!
|character=Draw Prompt
}}
'''Wilfre's Painting''' is a creation in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' that is drawn in [[Shadow Palace]].

Once drawn, Wilfre's Painting will remain dormant in its predetermined location. It has no impact on game play whatsoever, and is purely cosmetic.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Due to Wilfre's Painting being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.

The preset drawing for this creation is a picture of someone hailing from the 1700s, with thick, black hair and a black cloak with white frills.

=={{Icon|Button}} Levels==
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:ShadowPalaceIcon.png|85px|link=Shadow Palace]] [[Shadow Palace]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:Wilfre'sLairIcon.png|85px|link=Wilfre's Lair]] [[Wilfre's Lair]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Another [[Wilfre's Painting 1|painting]] is also created in [[Shadow Palace]], sharing the name "Wilfre's Painting".
* The preset for this creation is based on the [[:wikipedia:Portrait_of_Louis_XIV|Portrait of Louis XIV]]. It is unknown why this specific portrait was chosen.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
WiiWP2DrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Creation|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Shadow City|Shadow Palace|Wilfre's Painting 2|l4=Wilfre's Painting|boxcolor=grey}}
__NOTOC__
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]
[[Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]
[[Category:Creations]]
[[Category:Shadow City]]

Fanon:Eva Gold

2025-10-20T01:27:28Z

BreGee:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Eva Gold}}

{{SubTitle|[[User:BreGee]]}}

{{EditState|Partial}}

{{InfoOC
|name = Eva Gold
|image = [[File:ComingSoon.png]]
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Female (she/her)
|age = Teen/Young Adult
|orientation= Bisexual
|birthday = June 3 (Gemini)
|hair =
|fur = Yellow
|skin =
|eyes =
|home =
|role = TBA
|relationships =
|magic =
|status = Alive
|boxcolor = #b4240f
}}

Eva is an anxious Raposa that hardly ever goes outside her village unless prompted by someone else. One of her biggest fears is that nothing in her life will change. Despite wanting something to happen, Eva is really scared of leaving her comfort zone. Any time someone asks Eva what's wrong, she'll just say it's nothing. She's usually in denial when something goes wrong.

[http://aminoapps.com/p/izk8wo Amino Link]

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

Eva is the first member Leroy met, and thus they developed a really close friendship. They first met each other at a local market. Eva was there getting food for herself and her pet fish. At the time, Eva was still living in the home she grew up in. However, her family was away from home due to work. This was extremely common, so Eva didn't see her family often. And since she rarely left the house, interactions with other Raposa was very rare for her too. So when Leroy offered to go on a mini adventure with her, Eva was both excited and extremely nervous. Over time, Leroy continued to befriend Eva and bring her out of her comfort zone. The early days of their adventures is when the rest of the main Leopard Gang members met each other. It wasn't long after that that the Leopard Gang was actually formed.

One day, Eva's pet fish passed away. Being the one and only close friend she had for a while, this event really shook her. It caused her to refuse to leave her home for a short while. Leroy, knowing how much it meant to her, made sure to visit her every day in Eva's time of mourning. After all, Eva had proven to be a kind and trustworthy friend. It was only fair to be kind in return. This was the event that really solidified their friendship.

Leroy found Eva so trustworthy, that after a year of knowing her, Leroy came out as trans to her. And Leroy trusted Eva to not only be understanding with her, but to also keep it a secret from everyone in the world. And that is exactly what Eva did. After all, that was the plan they both agreed to. That is, until the Leopard Gang was starting to split apart. It was then that Leroy wanted to go traveling with pirates again. She was feeling depressed, and was hoping that would help her. However, she had a bad feeling that she wouldn't be alive by the time her journey on the sea would end. So Leroy asked Eva to continue keeping her secret unless something happened to her. This really frightened Eva. She didn't like the implications of this request, and tried to get Leroy to stay. But Leroy left. And Eva kept her promise.

When Leroy (the unofficial leader of the Leopard Gang) died, Eva became somewhat of an unofficial leader of the gang herself. However, she couldn't ever replace Leroy. Nobody could. The gang, recently revived after the news of Leroy's death, initially felt a little lost without a solid leader. But then, the gang met a little girl named Layla. Despite never meeting her before, the girl recognised every single member of the gang. Apparently she was the reincarnation of Leroy.

At first, the majority of the gang (especially Eva) was happy to have Leroy back (even if it wasn't ACTUALLY Leroy). However they all quickly realized that she not only didn't have Leroy's memories, treating this kid like she's the same as Leroy was kinda messed up.

None of them were sure what to do with this kid. Sure, she definitely had a connection to them, but it's not like they could just take her away from home. But Layla really really wanted to join the Leopard Gang on their adventures.

Realizing that there was now a little kid involved, Eva decided to take charge and have a discussion with Layla's parents about it. It was then that she and the gang learned that Layla's parents didn't really care about her. Eva, remembering her own neglectful family, made a very impulsive move. She decided to take Layla away from her family, and bring her along on their adventures. Just like Layla wanted.

Nowadays, Eva still isn't the most solid leader. But she's gained enough confidence to take charge now and then. However she works best when working with the rest of the gang as equals. Which is what Leroy would have wanted.

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ComingSoon.png
</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>
TBA
</center>
</tabber>

[[Category:OC]]

Drawn to Life Collection

2025-08-30T05:20:04Z

BreGee:

{{Stub|Needs more info}}
{{Infobox/Game
|image=
{{SubTab/Collection
|LogoRed=[[File:DtLCollectionLogoRed.png|300px]]
|LogoGold=[[File:DtLCollectionLogo.png]]
|Boxart=<tabber>
|-|American={{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Front=[[File:Drawn_to_Life_Collection.png|center|250px]]
{{!}}-{{!}}Back=[[File:DTLCOLLECTIONBACKUS.jpg|center|250px]]
{{!}}-{{!}}Full=
[[File:CollectionfullUS.jpg|center|250px]]
}}
|-|Australian={{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Front=[[File:DTLCAUS.png|center|250px]]
{{!}}-{{!}}Back=[[File:DTLCOLLECTIONBACKAUS.jpg|center|250px]]
}}
|-|Spine=[[File:CollectionSpine.jpg|center|70px]]
</tabber>
|Cartridge=<tabber>
|-|NTSC=[[File:DTLCOLCARTNTSC.png|center|180px]]
|-|PAL=[[File:DTLCOLCARTPAL.png|center|180px]]
</tabber>
}}
|developer=[[File:5th_Cell_Logo_2003.png|100px|link=5th Cell]]
|publisher=[[File:THQ_logo_2000.png|100px|link=THQ]]
|date='''🇺🇸/🇦🇺 NA/AUS:''' November 23, 2010
|platform=[[File:Nintendo DS Logo.png|100px|link=Nintendo DS]]
|genre=Adventure/Platform
|rating=<tabber>
|-|ESRB=[[File:ESRBE.png|50px|center]]
|-|ACB=[[File:ACBG.png|50px|center]]
</tabber>
|boxcolor=#3c8915
}}
{{Quote|text=Your Hero. Your adventure. Let your imagination run wild with 2 creative games!|character=Drawn to Life: Collection Box Art}}

'''Drawn to Life: Collection''' is a bundle re-release containing both ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and its sequel ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. It was released on November 23, 2010 exclusively in the United States and Australia, and is notable for changing the ending of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' due to complaints from the ESRB.

=={{Icon|Book}} Plot==
===Drawn to Life===
{{Quote|text=A shadow-like evil has covered the Raposa' village with darkness only you can help save their dying village by creating the ultimate Hero!|character=Drawn to Life: Collection BoxArt}}
''[[Drawn to Life]]'' requires the player to create a [[Hero]] in order to free a cursed [[Rapoville|village]] from an encroaching [[darkness]]. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as [[:Category:Transportation|vehicles]], [[Weapon|weapons]], platforms, etc.) which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life}}

===Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter===
{{Quote|text=Once again, the Raposa need your help! Draw your way through the action as you help save their civilization. Draw yourself into the excitement!|character=Drawn to Life: Collection BoxArt}}
In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', [[Wilfre]] returns and is draining the [[Color]] from the [[Raposa]] world! Let your imagination run wild with the ability to draw multi-limbed Heroes, explore four brand new worlds, and stop Wilfre from draining the world of it's color!
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter}}

=={{Icon|Note}} Differences==
* The main menu shows a selection screen where the player chooses which of the two games to play.
* The "licensed by Nintendo" notice is removed from both games, as it instead appears prior to the selection screen.
* The ending of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' is altered due to a ratings complaint.
** Instead of the ending depicting a car crash where [[Mike]] was rendered comatose, Mike simply falls from a tree and briefly passes out.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Compared to other boxarts in the series, the [[Hero]]'s head is less circular on this boxart.
* Despite the North American box art having a Nintendo Wi-Fi connection sticker, Drawn to Life Collection restricts sharing creations to Multi-Card Play.
* According to both Jeremiah Slaczka<ref>[https://youtu.be/EoxNnnrowm4?t=339 The Drawn to Life Community Interviews Jeremiah Slaczka, 5:39]</ref> and the story of [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]], the modified ending of The Next Chapter is not canon.
** Despite both later having doubts about The Next Chapter's age rating, the original ending was approved by both [[THQ]] and the ESRB prior to release.
*** Furthermore, [[5th Cell]] had little involvement in the modified ending.
** The collection appears to be the only known time said modified ending was included in PAL copies of the game, as PAL copies of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' with different serial codes don't appear to include it.
* Keeping in theme with the game, the instruction manual for Drawn to Life: Collection is a collection of both the DS games' manuals.
** The manual also appears to have a minor cropping issue for a few pages, with part of the bottom portion appearing on the top.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<tabber>
|-|Misc=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLCDSIcon.png|The game's DS Icon.
CollectionScreen.png|The main title screen.
Book_of_Life.png|The Book of Life as seen on the title screen.
</gallery>
|-|Instruction Manual=
<center>'''Note: This uses captures of the Australian version. The manual may differ between regions.'''</center>
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
COL1MAN.jpg|Front and back covers
COL2MAN.jpg|Nintendo-related info and DTL Contents Page
COL3MAN.jpg|Wireless Communication Info
COL4MAN.jpg|DTL Page 1 & 2
COL5MAN.jpg|DTL Page 3 & 4
COL6MAN.jpg|DTL Page 5 & 6
COL7MAN.jpg|DTL Page 7 & 8
COL8MAN.jpg|DTL Page 9 & 10
COL9MAN.jpg|DTL Page 11 & 12
COL10MAN.jpg|DTL Page 13 & Notes
COL11MAN.jpg|TNC Page 1 & Contents Page
COL12MAN.jpg|TNC Page 3 & 4
COL13MAN.jpg|TNC Page 5 & 6
COL14MAN.jpg|TNC Page 7 & 8
COL15MAN.jpg|TNC Page 9 & Notes
COL16MAN.jpg|Limited Warranty Notice & THQ Customer Service numbers
</gallery>
</tabber>
</center>
== {{Icon|Note}} References ==
__NOTOC__

[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Needs More Images]]
[[Category:Needs Better Image]]

File:CollectionfullUS.jpg

2025-08-30T05:07:45Z

BreGee: Originally posted/scanned by Mobileperson12345678.

== Summary ==
Originally posted/scanned by Mobileperson12345678.
== Licensing ==
{{License|GameCover}}

File:CollectionSpine.jpg

2025-08-30T05:06:34Z

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== Summary ==
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Jay Nuthatch is the secret identity of the superhero known as Captain Ablaze.

Personality wise, Jay Nuthatch is an easy going guy. He likes to go with the flow, and see what happens. When it comes to those he's close to, he is a decent listener and enjoys giving advice (even though he rarely follows it himself). As easy as it is for him to talk (and joke) about sensitive topics and other people's issues, he's terrible at being vulnerable and open with his own issues. An important part of Jay's character is that he is overly curious and experimental. So much so, that he often puts caution to the side and ends up himself getting into serious trouble.

In many RapoMan adaptations, Jay is nowhere to be found. This is because he was disliked enough to be overlooked. However, he still has a decent amount of fans. And his fanbase is growing due to more recent appearances that expand his character more. Although he still has a somewhat poor reputation amongst the makers of the RapoMan comics/cartoons, so he still rarely shows up. (Much to the dismay of his ever growing fanbase).

[http://aminoapps.com/p/0fip9m Amino Link]

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==

==Abilities==

While many of Jay's personality traits carry over, there are some unique to Captain Ablaze. When displaying his powers in the form of Captain Ablaze; he's very skeptical of others, comes to conclusions quickly, and has a tendency to shout (but he actually isn't very loud when he isn't shouting). His powers include: the ability to generate fire/heat, to make his body glow, and to shout horribly loud (Loud enough to shatter glass, and make your ears hurt. A LOT!)

Captain Ablaze's powers work a lot differently than RapoMan's. Unlike Kem, Jay's powers don't weaken/go away in time and need recharged. After obtaining them, Jay ALWAYS has access to his powers and doesn't need a rest/pill. However, Jay has much less control over his powers compared to Kem. This because Jay's powers are more closely linked to his emotions than Kem's. Jay's powers are something he learns to control better over time. But because of this link, he sometimes has trouble with his powers activating on their own. (Example: Finding himself glowing when around someone he likes. Over time he learns to partially control this by focusing on holding that glow in one area (in a balled fist), going into a private area, and then letting it pass.)

==The Captain's Forms==

Captain Ablaze has multiple 'forms'.

The first is a 'normal' version. This the form he defaults to. It's also his weakest form. Body temperature is relatively normal, if not a little warm.

The second is a 'powered up' form. His fur turns a glowing yellow in this form. He usually takes this form when ready to fight. (Or just wants to effectively cool off due to overheating.) Body temperature is warm, but the air temperature around him is much higher. This is due to the heat properly exiting the body.

The third form is his most powerful form. But the only times he enters this form is either when he's transitioning to other forms, or when he is emotionally UNSTABLE. His entire body radiates waves of glowing light in this form. Body temperature is freakishly hot! This is because the heat is mostly trapped inside his body and just builds up! Which can cause him to overheat if it lasts long enough.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

Before Jay got his powers, he was a normal Raposa. He was one of Kem's few good friends, and was always willing to help him out. Whether it was helping with plans or lending an ear to hear him rant, he'd do whatever he could. (He really enjoyed Kem's company more than others, and was always super happy to be with him. ...Oh yeah. He definitely likes him.) Jay knows Kem because they are next door neighbors. As for his job, I'm not sure. I'm thinking he rarely has one that actually lasts. So... He's unemployed? But he tries, I suppose.

Before learning RapoMan was Kem's alter ego, Jay closely followed any news about the hero. He quickly became obsessed with him as well as the girl (Her name is Molly) that he kept rescuing. (He had a major crush on Molly, and was in denial about having one on RapoMan as well.) He would always take the time to discuss the latest RapoMan news with Kem (And yes, it's as awkward as it sounds).

Whenever Kem needed to take some of his special substance around Jay (or anyone else); he'd either say it was vitamins, medication, or sometimes an energy drink. The excuse worked at first, but after a while Jay grew suspicious. He didn't necessarily think that he was RapoMan, but he knew something was up.

One day, when Jay was visiting, Kem left some of the substance (in pill form) unattended. Curious about the pill, Jay decided to examine it. He had no idea what it did, but he did know Kem always acted strange about it. As much as he knew better, he felt compelled to find out what it did. And the only way he thought to find out was to swallow it himself.

Kem returned to the room just in time to see his best friend swallow the pill and go through a reaction he never had. After ingesting the substance; Jay started experiencing severe chest pain, foaming at the mouth, and overall weakness throughout his body. After a minute, his body grew abnormally hot. So hot, he started breathing fire! And not long after that, he started glowing uncontrollably. Almost everything around him caught fire just from him touching it. (And of course Kem is working super hard to put out all the fire!)

Eventually the pain went away, and things calmed down a lot. But Jay still had a horrible 'fever', and was super sick and frail. (At this point, Jay is laying on Kem's couch, wrapped in a fire blanket. And yes, Kem has a fire blanket in his house.)

Kem had no choice but to reveal his identity as RapoMan to Jay. This revelation flustered Jay, resulting in his symptoms becoming worse temporarily. Kem did everything he could to restore Jay's health, and make him comfortable (Kem even tried making both his and Jay's homes fireproof). After all, he saw this as his fault. It was then that Jay and Kem tried to figure out his powers and how they worked.

After a while, Jay had just enough control over his powers that he could effectively use them. He then begged to join RapoMan on his adventures under the name 'Captain Ablaze'.

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User:BreGee/Miah Interview Transcript

2025-07-22T03:26:26Z

BreGee:

This is a WIP Transcript for the 2020 Miah Interview. So far it only contains the first 11 minutes. Some words may also have been misinterpreted.

If you want to edit/add to the transcript, please feel free to edit this page.

<center><youtube>EoxNnnrowm4</youtube> The Drawn to Life Fanbase Interviews Jeremiah Slaczka</center>

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==Intro==
On January 24th, 2020, a small contingent of the Drawn to Life fanbase (said contingent being primarily comprised of speedrunners), interviewed the director of the franchise, Jeremiah Slaczka (AKA, Miah). Conducted over Discord, the interview was truly exciting for fans in every way. For archival purposes, it is being uploaded here. Without further ado, enjoy the full interview.

==Start of Interview==

(In the VC are DylanDude, iliekchez, just bag, Miah, and SuperDonavanbros)

SuperDonavanbros: There he is.

DylanDude: Hello, Jeremiah.

just bag: Hello Jeremiah.

Miah: Hi.

SuperDonavanbros: It's Jeremiah himself. The man.

just bag: This is cool.

Miah: Yeah.

SuperDonavanbros: This is great.

Miah: ...Can you hear me just fine?

DylanDude: Yes.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah.

just bag: Yeah!

Miah: Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh my gosh, this amazing. I cannot believe this. Umm...

DylanDude: Neither can I.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah, I'm so thankful that you were able to respond and do this with us.

Miah: Yeah, it's no issue.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah hopefully we could do this more.

Miah: Uh, sure!

==Glitches==

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah. Um, originally I wanted to like talk to you about this weird glitch we found. Um, that happens in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for the DS.

Miah: Oh yeah? Yeah?

SuperDonavanbros: That in the spider form, if you stun like a... an enemy, I think it was a firefly, and crawled on top of it...

Miah: Uh huh.

SuperDonavanbros: You can change back... if you're quick enough you can change back to the human form, um and like the game like glitches out and like freezes.

Miah: Oh!

SuperDonavanbros: We haven't really found anything with that.

Miah: Oh, I uh wasn't uh... aware of that.

SuperDonavanbros: Huh. Yeah um...

Miah: That's news to me!

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah. We also found this weird thing that you can double jump off of a dog...

(BakiDance joins the VC)

SuperDonavanbros: ...to skip a part...

BakiDance: Hello!

SuperDonavanbros: ...of a easel area. And we just call it 'dog jump'.

(Booslus joins the VC)

Miah: Oh. Oh. Yeah.

SuperDonavanbros: That's like the only one credit I have...

==The Flower that Saves The Mayor==

just bag: Hey Donavan? I'm getting like a bunch of echo from you.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh! Uh...

DylanDude: Um, Jeremiah, I... I have a very important question for you that I think we would all like answered.

Miah: Sure.

DylanDude: Where is the flower to save The Mayor?

Miah: Uh..

(Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: Oh my gosh...

Miah: There... (interrupted by laughter) There... (interrupted by laughter) There is no flower! I'm sorry!

just bag: Okay.

DylanDude: Noooo!!! :(

(Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: Nice. ...Is the echo worse? ...I think it was just because I was in a corner of my room.

just bag: Uh, possibly. I dunno. Sometimes it does things...

SuperDonavanbros: It’s gone?

just bag: Uhh... I’m still kind of hearing me through you.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh probably cuz my volume is way up.

just bag: Oh, okay. Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Is it better?

just bag: Um? Yeah I can’t hear me. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Yep. So yeah that's something that the fan servers can uh like to know that there is no myth- there is no flower.

Miah: Nope. But uh, y’know Joe- but Joe did say that uh... y’know, I forget what his text line was. But it was basically something like ‘don’t believe him’ or something like that.

DylanDude: Yeah it says ‘don’t listen to Jeremiah’.

just bag: Oh yeah, I remember that!

DylanDude: We've also cracked both games...

just bag: I remember when...

==Development of Drawn to Life: SpongeBob Squarepants Edition==

SuperDonavanbros: I got a question! So between when you were developing Drawn to Life and then Drawn to Life 2...

Miah: Mmhm?

SuperDonavanbros: Um... The SpongeBob game came out. How did that, um, start? How did you guys like get that idea?

Miah: Uhh... Well that's actually more THQ than us.

SuperDonavanbros: Hmm.

Miah: Uhh... So... Yeah, I think they they had the licence already, they had like a multi-game license.

(Sid (Critical) joins the VC)

Miah: Uh.. So THQ did a bunch of Drawn to Life games, even prior to our... Oh not Drawn to Life, sorry. Uh.. Spon-Spongebob games prior to us and uh... they had Drawn to Life because they had the IP. And uh, they just had Spongebob and then there was a Japanese developer called Altron that they worked with and they kinda picked it up. And I think Altron did some like porting for us? Um, so yeah basically they just took our engine and just kinda re-skinned it and did their own version. So we had very little to that. We don't typically do uh.. licenced content so that was mostly THQ.

==Development of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)==

SuperDonavanbros: And then, with the Wii version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, uh...

Miah: Yeah?

SuperDonavanbros: I believe on the wiki it says you're not credited with that.

Miah: No, we didn't make- we didn't touch that. I didn't do anything about that.

DylanDude: Did you have any opinions on it?

Miah: Uhhh... Yeah. It's... It's not canon! (Laughter)

DylanDude: Good!

SuperDonavanbros: Oh really?!

just bag: Really?

SuperDonavanbros: Oh yeah, because if if it was canon, um.. what I would say is basically it's Mike never wakes up and he dies in the coma...

just bag: Ohh...

Miah: (Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: ...Which is pretty dark.

==How long of a gap was between the two canon games?==

DylanDude: There is actually one question I want to ask. H- How...

BakiDance: That was a big question...

DylanDude: H- How long of a time gap is there between uh the first and second game?

Miah: Uh.. Not that long. No, not that long. like um... y'know, days.

==The Two Endings of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)==

just bag: Well I mean it kinda depends on which ending. Did you get the patched or the like original? Cuz like in the original, Mike could have been in the hospital for like a week, and then in the patched ending he's just there for like two seconds on the ground.

Miah: Yeah, the patched- the patched ending that replaced it, I had nothing to do with the patched ending. That was THQ as well. So...

DylanDude: Was that...

Miah: So we didn't do an ounce...

DylanDude: Sorry.

just bag: Not a fan of big companies.

BakiDance: Not canon.

DylanDude: Was that the DS's ending?

Miah: Yes.

BakiDance: So the first ending would be the canon ending.

Miah: Yeah, so what happened was uh.. So typically the way distributing works and the way um.. uh submission works is you go to uh.. your game publisher, they look over the whole game, they play through the whole game, and you know, like the the golden path right? Sort of the typical game. Uh... they don't have to worry about side quests and stuff like that unless you want to talk about on and all this side quest has a very specific thing with a piece that you should see. Uh... And so they play through the golden path, they approve it, then they send videos to ESRB, the ESRB then watches the golden path and then they have a document that goes through stuff. So both the ESRB and THQ saw the ending and had no problem with it, so we shipped the game and then um.. I guess some some parents complained. They didn't like it uh... and so the ESRB was like okay we should rewrite this game. And um.. so basically THQ was like well we're just gonna put this new ending in and I was like didn't you guys already approve this? And everyone's seen this? And they said yeah but we're gonna change it. And I was like okay, well good luck with that so...

==Super Scribblenauts Rating==

SuperDolanbros: ...Another thing is in... kind of off the path of Drawn to Life, with um Scribblenauts, so.. Super Scribblenauts is rated by the ESRB 'E10+', um is that from its like difficulty with the uh puzzle aspect? Or is that because it's all of the material in it?

Miah: No, it's always the material. ESRB doesn't care about uhh.. difficulty...

SuperDolanbros: Difficulty?

Miah: They only care about contity- content. So I'm sure the script for Scribblenauts might have had something. There's.. I don't remember- I don't know what- what changed what but um uh there's different things like if something has alcohol or references to alcohol or blood there's stuff like that or bodily fluids or vomit or something like that so stuff like that depends.

=="Miah + Kaori" Patch of Grass==

SuperDolanbros: I believe your wife was a wordsmith on the Scribblenauts games?

Miah: Yeah!

DylanDude: Speaking of- Speaking of, near the observatory in Drawn to Life 1, there is a uh patch of grass which reads 'Miah ♥ Kaori' (Repeats Kaori's name a few times, unsure how to pronounce it.)

Miah: Kaori, yeah. Kaori is Japanese, yeah.

DylanDude: Yeah.

SuperDolanbros: Yeah.

DylanDude: How did that get out in there?

Miah: Uh, I was the one that built the uh village. So I was the tile editor. So I just put it in there. (Laughter)

==Developer's Grove for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)==

SuperDolanbros: Um, so yeah also in the original Drawn to Life, there's the developer's grove.

Miah: Mhm?

SuperDolanbros: Was there ever any, like, thing that was gonna be put into The Next Chapter like that?

Miah: Uh, I think we just ran out of time. The Next Chapter was really ambitious, and we were also shipping Scribblenauts at the same time, so uh, we had stuff we wanted to do but it was just... y'know. I mean, The Next Chapter in the DS is... y'know. I'm sure with how much you guys played it. It's way bigger in scope. So yeah we just ran out of time to do stuff like that. But we usually like to do stuff like that.

==3rd Page of Lavasteam==

DylanDude: Speaking of cut content from TNC, the whole third page of Lavasteam was cut. Can you tell us anything about that?

Miah: Um... Not at the top of my head. I don't remember what it was, but it was again probably levels. Like, we usually are just getting all the levels in, and the story content, we just y'know. Like... As... when you- when you design games or develop games, you like, you kinda go out to start with blue sky and then you get tighter and tighter and this kinda goes on and y'know you have to start on stuff, and so sometimes you have to cut content. Like, y'know, whole pages of stuff. So yeah, but I dunno the specifics of what was cut there. Sorry about that.

DylanDude: Well I know that there was this giant color well. Well also there was a lot of levels in Lavasteam for the game that was never used.

Miah: I see.

just bag: Oh yeah that's really good.

==5th Cell Layoffs and Warner Brothers==

just bag: So like, a lot of things get cut, right? I was wondering a long while back I wanted to email 5th Cell to see 'Yo what does it take to become a game dev?' But then I learned at that time you guys had to lay off a lot of people because 'Fighting Words' for Scribblenauts didn't work out too well. What happened there?

Miah: Uh, Yeah. WBs' president at the time. He was let go and some of their senior staff left so basically they had a whole regime change at kind of the executive level at Warner Brothers. And then new executives came in and the executives were no longer interested in original IP. They wanted to focus on the IPs that they owned. Which is like, you know, Batman or other stuff like that. And so they're like: 'Hey! We don't wanna do that kinda work anymore, that's our new direction.' Which is, that's what happens with game companies. So that's why we were in a spot where we had to let people go.

==Anchors in the Drift==

just bag: And uh, how's Anchors in the Drift tying in with like- Do you have any other bigger companies helping you there with that?

Miah:

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User:BreGee/Miah Interview Transcript

2025-07-22T03:24:27Z

BreGee:

This is a WIP Transcript for the 2020 Miah Interview. So far it only contains the first 11 minutes. Some words may also have been misinterpreted.

If you want to edit/add to the transcript, please feel free to edit this page.

<center><youtube>EoxNnnrowm4</youtube> The Drawn to Life Fanbase Interviews Jeremiah Slaczka</center>

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Intro: On January 24th, 2020, a small contingent of the Drawn to Life fanbase (said contingent being primarily comprised of speedrunners), interviewed the director of the franchise, Jeremiah Slaczka (AKA, Miah). Conducted over Discord, the interview was truly exciting for fans in every way. For archival purposes, it is being uploaded here. Without further ado, enjoy the full interview.

==Start of Interview==

(In the VC are DylanDude, iliekchez, just bag, Miah, and SuperDonavanbros)

SuperDonavanbros: There he is.

DylanDude: Hello, Jeremiah.

just bag: Hello Jeremiah.

Miah: Hi.

SuperDonavanbros: It's Jeremiah himself. The man.

just bag: This is cool.

Miah: Yeah.

SuperDonavanbros: This is great.

Miah: ...Can you hear me just fine?

DylanDude: Yes.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah.

just bag: Yeah!

Miah: Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh my gosh, this amazing. I cannot believe this. Umm...

DylanDude: Neither can I.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah, I'm so thankful that you were able to respond and do this with us.

Miah: Yeah, it's no issue.

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah hopefully we could do this more.

Miah: Uh, sure!

==Glitches==

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah. Um, originally I wanted to like talk to you about this weird glitch we found. Um, that happens in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for the DS.

Miah: Oh yeah? Yeah?

SuperDonavanbros: That in the spider form, if you stun like a... an enemy, I think it was a firefly, and crawled on top of it...

Miah: Uh huh.

SuperDonavanbros: You can change back... if you're quick enough you can change back to the human form, um and like the game like glitches out and like freezes.

Miah: Oh!

SuperDonavanbros: We haven't really found anything with that.

Miah: Oh, I uh wasn't uh... aware of that.

SuperDonavanbros: Huh. Yeah um...

Miah: That's news to me!

SuperDonavanbros: Yeah. We also found this weird thing that you can double jump off of a dog...

(BakiDance joins the VC)

SuperDonavanbros: ...to skip a part...

BakiDance: Hello!

SuperDonavanbros: ...of a easel area. And we just call it 'dog jump'.

(Booslus joins the VC)

Miah: Oh. Oh. Yeah.

SuperDonavanbros: That's like the only one credit I have...

==The Flower that Saves The Mayor==

just bag: Hey Donavan? I'm getting like a bunch of echo from you.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh! Uh...

DylanDude: Um, Jeremiah, I... I have a very important question for you that I think we would all like answered.

Miah: Sure.

DylanDude: Where is the flower to save The Mayor?

Miah: Uh..

(Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: Oh my gosh...

Miah: There... (interrupted by laughter) There... (interrupted by laughter) There is no flower! I'm sorry!

just bag: Okay.

DylanDude: Noooo!!! :(

(Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: Nice. ...Is the echo worse? ...I think it was just because I was in a corner of my room.

just bag: Uh, possibly. I dunno. Sometimes it does things...

SuperDonavanbros: It’s gone?

just bag: Uhh... I’m still kind of hearing me through you.

SuperDonavanbros: Oh probably cuz my volume is way up.

just bag: Oh, okay. Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Is it better?

just bag: Um? Yeah I can’t hear me. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool.

SuperDonavanbros: Yep. So yeah that's something that the fan servers can uh like to know that there is no myth- there is no flower.

Miah: Nope. But uh, y’know Joe- but Joe did say that uh... y’know, I forget what his text line was. But it was basically something like ‘don’t believe him’ or something like that.

DylanDude: Yeah it says ‘don’t listen to Jeremiah’.

just bag: Oh yeah, I remember that!

DylanDude: We've also cracked both games...

just bag: I remember when...

==Development of Drawn to Life: SpongeBob Squarepants Edition==

SuperDonavanbros: I got a question! So between when you were developing Drawn to Life and then Drawn to Life 2...

Miah: Mmhm?

SuperDonavanbros: Um... The SpongeBob game came out. How did that, um, start? How did you guys like get that idea?

Miah: Uhh... Well that's actually more THQ than us.

SuperDonavanbros: Hmm.

Miah: Uhh... So... Yeah, I think they they had the licence already, they had like a multi-game license.

(Sid (Critical) joins the VC)

Miah: Uh.. So THQ did a bunch of Drawn to Life games, even prior to our... Oh not Drawn to Life, sorry. Uh.. Spon-Spongebob games prior to us and uh... they had Drawn to Life because they had the IP. And uh, they just had Spongebob and then there was a Japanese developer called Altron that they worked with and they kinda picked it up. And I think Altron did some like porting for us? Um, so yeah basically they just took our engine and just kinda re-skinned it and did their own version. So we had very little to that. We don't typically do uh.. licenced content so that was mostly THQ.

==Development of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)==

SuperDonavanbros: And then, with the Wii version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, uh...

Miah: Yeah?

SuperDonavanbros: I believe on the wiki it says you're not credited with that.

Miah: No, we didn't make- we didn't touch that. I didn't do anything about that.

DylanDude: Did you have any opinions on it?

Miah: Uhhh... Yeah. It's... It's not canon! (Laughter)

DylanDude: Good!

SuperDonavanbros: Oh really?!

just bag: Really?

SuperDonavanbros: Oh yeah, because if if it was canon, um.. what I would say is basically it's Mike never wakes up and he dies in the coma...

just bag: Ohh...

Miah: (Laughter)

SuperDonavanbros: ...Which is pretty dark.

==How long of a gap was between the two canon games?==

DylanDude: There is actually one question I want to ask. H- How...

BakiDance: That was a big question...

DylanDude: H- How long of a time gap is there between uh the first and second game?

Miah: Uh.. Not that long. No, not that long. like um... y'know, days.

==The Two Endings of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)==

just bag: Well I mean it kinda depends on which ending. Did you get the patched or the like original? Cuz like in the original, Mike could have been in the hospital for like a week, and then in the patched ending he's just there for like two seconds on the ground.

Miah: Yeah, the patched- the patched ending that replaced it, I had nothing to do with the patched ending. That was THQ as well. So...

DylanDude: Was that...

Miah: So we didn't do an ounce...

DylanDude: Sorry.

just bag: Not a fan of big companies.

BakiDance: Not canon.

DylanDude: Was that the DS's ending?

Miah: Yes.

BakiDance: So the first ending would be the canon ending.

Miah: Yeah, so what happened was uh.. So typically the way distributing works and the way um.. uh submission works is you go to uh.. your game publisher, they look over the whole game, they play through the whole game, and you know, like the the golden path right? Sort of the typical game. Uh... they don't have to worry about side quests and stuff like that unless you want to talk about on and all this side quest has a very specific thing with a piece that you should see. Uh... And so they play through the golden path, they approve it, then they send videos to ESRB, the ESRB then watches the golden path and then they have a document that goes through stuff. So both the ESRB and THQ saw the ending and had no problem with it, so we shipped the game and then um.. I guess some some parents complained. They didn't like it uh... and so the ESRB was like okay we should rewrite this game. And um.. so basically THQ was like well we're just gonna put this new ending in and I was like didn't you guys already approve this? And everyone's seen this? And they said yeah but we're gonna change it. And I was like okay, well good luck with that so...

==Super Scribblenauts Rating==

SuperDolanbros: ...Another thing is in... kind of off the path of Drawn to Life, with um Scribblenauts, so.. Super Scribblenauts is rated by the ESRB 'E10+', um is that from its like difficulty with the uh puzzle aspect? Or is that because it's all of the material in it?

Miah: No, it's always the material. ESRB doesn't care about uhh.. difficulty...

SuperDolanbros: Difficulty?

Miah: They only care about contity- content. So I'm sure the script for Scribblenauts might have had something. There's.. I don't remember- I don't know what- what changed what but um uh there's different things like if something has alcohol or references to alcohol or blood there's stuff like that or bodily fluids or vomit or something like that so stuff like that depends.

=="Miah + Kaori" Patch of Grass==

SuperDolanbros: I believe your wife was a wordsmith on the Scribblenauts games?

Miah: Yeah!

DylanDude: Speaking of- Speaking of, near the observatory in Drawn to Life 1, there is a uh patch of grass which reads 'Miah ♥ Kaori' (Repeats Kaori's name a few times, unsure how to pronounce it.)

Miah: Kaori, yeah. Kaori is Japanese, yeah.

DylanDude: Yeah.

SuperDolanbros: Yeah.

DylanDude: How did that get out in there?

Miah: Uh, I was the one that built the uh village. So I was the tile editor. So I just put it in there. (Laughter)

==Developer's Grove for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)==

SuperDolanbros: Um, so yeah also in the original Drawn to Life, there's the developer's grove.

Miah: Mhm?

SuperDolanbros: Was there ever any, like, thing that was gonna be put into The Next Chapter like that?

Miah: Uh, I think we just ran out of time. The Next Chapter was really ambitious, and we were also shipping Scribblenauts at the same time, so uh, we had stuff we wanted to do but it was just... y'know. I mean, The Next Chapter in the DS is... y'know. I'm sure with how much you guys played it. It's way bigger in scope. So yeah we just ran out of time to do stuff like that. But we usually like to do stuff like that.

==3rd Page of Lavasteam==

DylanDude: Speaking of cut content from TNC, the whole third page of Lavasteam was cut. Can you tell us anything about that?

Miah: Um... Not at the top of my head. I don't remember what it was, but it was again probably levels. Like, we usually are just getting all the levels in, and the story content, we just y'know. Like... As... when you- when you design games or develop games, you like, you kinda go out to start with blue sky and then you get tighter and tighter and this kinda goes on and y'know you have to start on stuff, and so sometimes you have to cut content. Like, y'know, whole pages of stuff. So yeah, but I dunno the specifics of what was cut there. Sorry about that.

DylanDude: Well I know that there was this giant color well. Well also there was a lot of levels in Lavasteam for the game that was never used.

Miah: I see.

just bag: Oh yeah that's really good.

==5th Cell Layoffs and Warner Brothers==

just bag: So like, a lot of things get cut, right? I was wondering a long while back I wanted to email 5th Cell to see 'Yo what does it take to become a game dev?' But then I learned at that time you guys had to lay off a lot of people because 'Fighting Words' for Scribblenauts didn't work out too well. What happened there?

Miah: Uh, Yeah. WBs' president at the time. He was let go and some of their senior staff left so basically they had a whole regime change at kind of the executive level at Warner Brothers. And then new executives came in and the executives were no longer interested in original IP. They wanted to focus on the IPs that they owned. Which is like, you know, Batman or other stuff like that. And so they're like: 'Hey! We don't wanna do that kinda work anymore, that's our new direction.' Which is, that's what happens with game companies. So that's why we were in a spot where we had to let people go.

==Anchors in the Drift==

just bag: And uh, how's Anchors in the Drift tying in with like- Do you have any other bigger companies helping you there with that?

Miah:

}}

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Action Draw Altar

2025-07-11T19:15:28Z

BreGee: This is from memory! If anyone wants to play around with this more and get more info, feel free!

{{Infobox/Creation
|image=<tabber>
|-|Drawn Preset=[[File:Altar.png|center|alt=Action Draw Altar preset]]
|-|Template Page=[[File:DrawingDrawAltar.png|center|alt=Action Draw Altar template]]
</tabber>
|name=Action Draw Altar
|use= Activating Action Drawing
|type=Level Object
|template=No
|guide=Yes
|created=[[Baki Basement]]
|games={{Icon|TNC}}
|boxcolor=#bfa867
}}
{{Disambig|[[Action Drawing]] or the [[Village Altars]]}}
{{Quote
|text=Hero can receive help from The Creator by using the action draw altar. To activate, stand on the altar and press the a button. Once activated, you can draw platforms to help Hero reach new areas.
|character = Design Prompt}}

The '''Action Draw Altar''' is a creation in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' that allows to player to use the [[Action Drawing|Action Draw feature]]. In order to use Action Drawing, the player must first activate the Action Drawn Altar, which is done by pressing the A button once the [[Hero]] is close enough to it. Once activated, the screen will zoom out, the Hero will disappear, and Action Drawing will commence.

The Action Draw Altar is created in [[Baki Basement]] on [[Turtle Rock]], and is used frequently throughout the game.

== {{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Due to the Action Draw Altar being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.

They are, however, still confined to a specific area.

The preset guide for this object appears as an old, decrepit stone shrine with a [[Raposa]] head on top and a Nintendo DS Stylus in the center.

== {{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
<center>
<tabber>
|-|Turtle Rock=
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:TR_BakiBasement.png|link=Baki Basement]] [[Baki Basement]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
|-|Watersong=
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:WS_RockinRuins.png|link=Rockin' Ruins]] [[Rockin' Ruins]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:Canalroyale.png|link=Canal Royale]] [[Canal Royale]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:WS_JivinRooftops.png|link=Jivin' Rooftops]] [[Jivin' Rooftops]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
|-|Lavasteam=
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:LS_CrystalCaverns.png|link=Crystal Caverns]] [[Crystal Caverns]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:LS_LavaReservoir.png|link=Lava Reservoir]] [[Lava Reservoir]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:LS_MagmaFlowFactory.png|link=Magma Flow Factory]] [[Magma Flow Factory]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:LS_ClockworkTower.png|link=Clockwork Tower]] [[Clockwork Tower]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
|-|Galactic Jungle=
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:GJ_CosmicBog.png|link=Cosmic Bog]] [[Cosmic Bog]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:GJ_CraterPass.png|link=Crater Pass]] [[Crater Pass]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:GJ_ScrambleTower.png|link=Scramble Tower]] [[Scramble Tower]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:GJ_TechnoSpires.png|link=Techno Spires]] [[Techno Spires]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
|-|Wilfre's Wasteland=
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:WW_DripDropDocks.png|link=Drip Drop Docks]] [[Drip Drop Docks]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:WW_VolcanicEruption.png|link=Volcanic Eruption]] [[Volcanic Eruption]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:WW_MysticManor.png|link=Mystic Manor]] [[Mystic Manor]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:WW_CrumblingKeep.png|link=Crumbling Keep]] [[Crumbling Keep]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>
</tabber>
</center>
----

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* When the player taps on the Action Draw Altar, a chorus of Raposa will faintly shout the word "draw".
* [[Mystic Manor]] is the only Action Draw stage in the game without a traditional entrance. Instead, the player enters through a specific set of doors.
* Turtle Rock and Lavasteam share the same Action Draw signage.
* The player can technically skip creating the Action Draw Altar by utilizing the Object Clip glitch to skip the first Action Draw segment.
** However, this renders all future Action Draw segments (and the game overall) impossible to complete until the player goes back to Baki Basement to create the Altar.

=={{Icon|Painting}}Media==
<center>
<tabber>
|-|Images=
{{#tag:tabber|
{{!}}-{{!}}Misc=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
LiveActionDrawingInLevel.png|alt=An altar in a level|The pre-drawn Action Draw Altar in a level.
AltarYellow.png|alt=Prompt: You can now use yellow! This can be used to reach new heights!|The color Yellow being made available to the player.
</gallery>
{{!}}-{{!}}Signs=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ADSTR&LS.png|Turtle Rock & Lavasteam
ADSWS.png|Watersong
ADSGJ.png|Galactic Jungle
ADSWW.png|Wilfre's Wasteland
</gallery>
{{!}}-{{!}}Entrances=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ADEBB.png|Baki Basement
ADERR.png|Rockin' Ruins
ADECR.png|Canal Royale
ADEJR.png|Jivin' Rooftops
ADECC.png|Crystal Caverns
ADELR.png|Lava Reservoir
ADEMFF.png|Magma Flow Factory
ADECT.png|Clockwork Tower
ADECB.png|Cosmic Bog
ADECP.png|Crater Pass
ADEST.png|Steely Thicket
ADETS.png|Techno Spires
ADEDDD.png|Drip Drop Docks
ADEVC.png|Volcanic Eruption
ADECK.png|Crumbling Keep
</gallery>
{{!}}-{{!}}Action Draw Sections=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ActionDrawBakiBasement.png|Baki Basement
ADRR.png|Rockin' Ruins
ADCR.png|Canal Royale
ADJR.png|Jivin' Rooftops
ADCC.png|Crystal Caverns
ADLR.png|Lava Reservoir
ADMFF.png|Magma Flow Factory
ADCT.png|Clockwork Tower
ADCB.png|Cosmic Bog
ADCP.png|Crater Pass
ADST.png|Steely Thicket
ADTS.png|Techno Spires
ADDDD.png|Drip Drop Docks
ADVC.png|Volcanic Eruption
ADMM.png|Mystic Manor
ADCK.png|Crumbling Keep
</gallery>
}}
|-|Prompts=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
ActionDrawAltar.png|alt=Prompt: Hero can receive help from the Creator by using the Action Draw Altar. To activate, stand on the altar and press the "A" Button. Once activated, you can draw platforms to help Hero reach new areas.|A prompt explaining the Action Draw Altar.
ActionDrawFirstPrompt.png|The prompt that appears upon first entering Action Draw.
ActionDrawSecondPrompt.png|A prompt explaining how Action Draw works.
ActionDrawThirdPrompt.png|A prompt explaining how Action Draw works.
ActionDrawFourthPrompt.png|A prompt explaining how Action Draw works.
ActionDrawFifthPrompt.png|A prompt explaining how to erase Action Draw ink.
ActionDrawSixthPrompt.png|A prompt explaining how to reset Action Draw ink.
ActionDrawSeventhPrompt.png|A prompt explaining the ink limit.
ActionDrawEighthPrompt.png|A prompt explaining the color limit.
ActionDrawBlackInk.png|The introduction of black ink.
ActionDrawYellowInk.png|The introduction of yellow ink.
ActionDrawBlueInk.png|The introduction of blue ink.
ActionDrawGreenInk.png|The introduction of green ink.
</gallery>
|-|SFX=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Action Draw Activate.ogg|"DRAW!"
</gallery>
</tabber>
</center>

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[[Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Creations]]

3 Way Switch

2025-07-11T18:17:58Z

BreGee:

{{Infobox/Creation
|image=[[File:Drawing3WaySwitch.png|center|alt=3 Way Switch Template]]
|name=3 Way Switch
|type=Level Object
|use= Moving platforms that are controlled by a switch
|template=No
|guide=No
|created=[[Gearworks]]
|games={{Icon|DTL}}
|boxcolor=#503ae1
}}
{{PDisambig|Platform}}
{{Quote
|text=This switch activates red, blue, and green platforms.
|character=Design Prompt
}}

'''3 Way Switches''' are creations drawn in [[Gearworks]] in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''. 3 Way Switches are composed of three corresponding platforms (colored red, blue, and green) that switch movements each time the switch is touched on the touch screen.

The platforms move along a predetermined pathway as indicated by the track of the corresponding color.

=={{Icon|TowerIcon}} Appearance ==
Due to the 3 Way Switch being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.

They are still confined to a 95px × 23px area.

== {{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
<table style="width: 100%; padding: 10px;">
<tr>
<td><center> [[File:28twillight004.png|link=Gearworks|alt=Gearworks Level Icon]] [[Gearworks]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Despite being named "3 Way Switch", only the moving platform can be created by the player.
* In game, the words 'red', 'blue', and 'green' in the design prompt are in their respective colors.
** The specific [[:wikipedia:Web colors|hex codes]] for these colors are #FF0016, #0025FA, and #00A325.
*** None of these colors are pure and each has one other color mixed along with it. However, the purest color in this list would be red, which is 100% red mixed with 8.6% blue. (As the red colorspace is indexed as "FF", the highest possible color value in the hex format.)

=={{Icon|PaintingIcon}} Media==
<center>
<gallery orientation="none" position="center" widths="310" spacing="small" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center" captionposition="below">
3WaySwitchDrawingLocation.png|alt=Screenshot of the Draw Mode easel|The location where 3 Way Switch is drawn.
SwitchDrawingPrompt.png|alt=Screenshot of the Draw Mode Prompt|The drawing prompt for this creation.
SwitchEx.png|alt=Screenshot of a player's design for the 3 Way Switch.|A player's design for the 3 Way Switch.
3WaySwitch.png|alt=Screenshot of the switch|The pre-colored switch that controls the platforms.
Red3Switch.png|alt=Screenshot of the switch|The switch while controlling red platforms.
Blue3Switch.png|alt=Screenshot of the switch|The switch while controlling blue platforms.
Green3Switch.png|alt=Screenshot of the switch|The switch while controlling green platforms.
</gallery>
</center>
{{Navbox/Creation|boxcolor=#503ae1|Drawn to Life|Rapoville|Forest Gate|Gearworks|3 Way Switch}}
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[[Category:Creations]]
[[Category:Forest Gate]]
[[Category:Creations in Drawn to Life]]

Game Cheats

2025-07-07T02:03:10Z

BreGee:

Like many other games, most of the Drawn to Life games had cheat codes the player could input in order to unlock content, play with variables or enhance stats. These are all the known cheats and codes in the [[Drawn to Life series]].

=={{Icon|Drawn to Life}}==
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Templates=
Enter Draw Mode and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button. These codes also work in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Unlock Robot Templates
* '''Y, A, B, A, X''' - Unlock Sports Templates
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Alien Templates
|-|Pause Screen=
Pause the game, then hold L and press these codes to unlock it for the level:
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - 5 Lives
* '''A, X, B, B, Y''' - Invincibility
* '''Y, X, Y, X, A''' - Heal all damage
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - 30 Ammo
</tabber>

=={{Icon|DTLSB}}==
The main menu of [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]] has a Cheat Menu, which allows codes for added coins, enhanced powerup time and three [[Draw SpongeBob]] pages to be unlocked.
<tabber>
|-|Cheat Menu=
* '''Down, Down, B, B, Down, Left, Up, Right, A''' - 9,999,999 Coins
* '''L, Left, R, Right, A, B, X, Y''' - Unlimited Powerup Time
* '''A, B, B, Y, X, R, L, X, Up, Left, Right''' - Unlock DoodleBob page
* '''B, X, Y, Y, A, A, A, R, L''' - Unlock Patrick page
* '''Y, X, Up, Down, A, B, Right, Right''' - Unlock Gary page
</tabber>

=={{Icon|Wii}}==
There is a single known cheat code hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]], which can be accessed in the Pause Menu.
<tabber>
|-|Pause Menu=
* Hold Wiimote upside down
* Press '''A, B, C,''' then '''Up''' on the D-Pad relative to the Wiimote's position
* The player earns 100 free [[Rapo-Coins]].
</tabber>

At least one other cheat code exists to unlock some [[Hero]] templates, though it is currently unknown.

=={{Icon|TNC}}==
There are two known exclusive cheat codes hidden in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]], which must be entered in the Creation Hall to work, but not when creating a Hero.
<tabber>
|-|Unlock Hero Templates=
Enter the Creation Hall and press the following buttons, while holding down the L button.
* '''B, B, A, A, X''' - Unlock Animal Templates, which also unlocks the Shadow Bat template
* '''X, Y, B, A, A''' - Unlocks the Astronaut, Super Girl, Ninja Girl, Spartan, and Knight Templates.
</tabber>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' is the only game in the entire [[Drawn to Life series]] to not have cheat codes.
* If you use the 5 [[Lives]] cheat in ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' while having over five lives, your lives will go down to 5.
** Similarly, if you use the 30 ammo cheat with over 30 ammo, your ammo will go down to 30.
* A flyer was released with some copies of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' revealing the coin cheat.
* When using Drawn to Life's invincibility cheat, the player will be immune to enemy attacks, cold water, and pools of shadow goo, with enemies dying instantly upon encountering them.
** Bosses will not die or get hurt on contact, although they are impervious against the player. Bosses must be defeated via the normal method regardless of whether the code was inputted.
***Falling into holes will still result in losing a life.
* When inputting the template codes in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', the player must be used inside [[Creation Hall]], and cannot input them while drawing a [[Hero]].
** The level cheats do not work in ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter''.
* It is impossible to use any of ''Drawn to Life's'' codes in the iOS release.

=={{Icon|Media}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
DTLWiiCoinsCheat.png|A flyer instructing Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) players how to activate the coin cheat.
</gallery>
</center>
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[[Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]
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UserWiki:BreGee

2025-06-29T03:02:09Z

BreGee:

Why hello there! :3

=={{Icon|Jowee}} OCs and Stuff==

[http://aminoapps.com/p/xzks2wh DTL Universe is a Book Theory]

[http://aminoapps.com/p/wsmdc3 Butler Dad Headcanon]

[http://aminoapps.com/p/tfq7t8 The Traveling Miles Theory/AU]

[http://aminoapps.com/p/cb4lt4 The Dying Wilfre Theory]

[[Fanon:Wilfre In A Bottle AU|Wilfre in a Bottle AU]]

The Parent Reincarnation AU

[[Fanon:Orange!Wilfre (BreGee)|Orange!Wilfre (Also known as Ginger!Wilfre)]]

===OCs===
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[[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter]]

[[Fanon:Polly|Polly]]

[[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]]

[[Fanon:Bobbery Builde|Bob]]

[[Fanon:Nixie Builde|Nixie]]

[[Fanon:Julia|Julia]]

[[Fanon:Wren|Wren]]

[[Fanon:Eudora|Eudora]]

[[Fanon:Sandy|Sandy/Sandal]]

[[Fanon:Randal|Randal]]

[[Fanon:Codie|Codie]]

[[Fanon:Julian|Julian]]

[[Fanon:Jack|Jack]]

[[Fanon:Oscar|Oscar]]

[[Fanon:Lucas|Lucas]]

[[Fanon:Fran|Fran]]

[[Fanon:Filibert Voss|Filibert]]

[[Fanon:Colette Voss|Colette]]

[[Fanon:Wendy Builde|Wendy]]

[[Fanon:Robert Builde|Robert]]

[[Fanon:Delilah|Delilah]]

[[Fanon:Katie|Katie]]

[[Fanon:Oswald|Oswald/Lucky]]

[[Fanon:Doug_Onnit|Doug Onnit]]

[[Fanon:Samantha|Samantha]] and [[Fanon:Samson|Samson]]

[[Fanon:Reggie|Reggie]]

[[Fanon:Bakpo|Bakpo]]

[[Fanon:Mustard Builde|Mustard]]

[[Fanon:Jo|Jo]]

[[Fanon:Zisel|Zisel]]

[[Fanon:Greg|Greg]]

Leo

Bacon

Rabbit Doll Researcher (Stanford) and his assistant Frankie

====Heros====

[[Fanon:Circuit|Circuit]]

[[Fanon:Sheets|Sheets]]

[[Fanon:Cubington|Cubington]]

[[Fanon:Pyra|Pyra]]

Freshavaca

Grerrie

====[[Fanon:The RapoMan Series|RapoMan]]====
[[Fanon:Kem Spill|Kem Spill/RapoMan]]

[[Fanon:Jay Nuthatch|Jay Nuthatch/Captain Ablaze]]

[[Fanon:Molly Crossfade|Molly Crossfade/Lolly Star]]

[[Fanon:Scarlett Cookson|Scarlett Cookson/Heartbeam]]

[[Fanon:Barbra Cookson|Barbra Cookson]]

[[Fanon:Maddie Sin|Maddie Sin]]

[[Fanon:Annie Dote|Annie Dote]]

[[Fanon:Buck Panceless|Buck Panceless]]

[[Fanon:Kash Pain|Kash Pain]]

[[Fanon:Bruce Pain|Bruce Pain]]

[[Fanon:Iynn Ventor|Iynn Ventor]]

[[Fanon:Bolt ZigZag|"Bolt" Zig Zag]]

Peter Decal

====[[Fanon:Leopard Gang|Leopard Gang]]====

[[Fanon:Leroy Ash|Leroy Ash]]

[[Fanon:Eva Gold|Eva Gold]]

[[Fanon:Otis Fate|Otis Fate]]

[[Fanon:Philip Phantom|Philip Phantom]]

[[Fanon:Albert Rose|Albert Rose]]

[[Fanon:botRAPO|botRAPO]]

[[Fanon:Raine Danz|Raine Danz]]

[[Fanon:Dustin Pan|Dustin Pan]]

[[Fanon:RapoDoll|RapoDoll (???)]]

[[Fanon:Layla Akin|Layla Akin]]

botRAPOELD (ELD)

botRAPOKID (KID)

botRDreamer (RD)

botHDreamer (HD)

HUMREF.png (HUM)

REFHuman.gif (REF)

REFRaposa.gif (REF)

===Misc.===

[[Fanon:Flyin Rabbit Dolls|Flyin' Rabbit Dolls]]

[[User:BreGee/BreGee|BreGee (Raposona)]]

=={{Icon|Painting}} Other==
[[User:BreGee/Miah_Interview_Transcript|Miah_Interview_Transcript]]

2020 Contest Entries

=={{Icon|Sandcastle}} Sandbox==
[[User:BreGee/Sandbox|Sandbox]]

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2025-06-29T02:59:45Z

BreGee:

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|-style="padding:20px;" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|! colspan="2" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 2px;" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"|<center>'''Characters'''</center>
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
! width="34%" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-top-left-radius: 2px; border-top-right-radius: 2px;" |Misc. Characters
|[[Fanon:Bakpo|Bakpo]] • [[Fanon:Bobbery Builde|Bob]] • [[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]] • [[Fanon:Codie|Codie]] • [[Fanon:Colette Voss|Colette]] • [[Fanon:Delilah|Delilah]] • [[Fanon:Doug Onnit|Doug Onnit]] • [[Fanon:Eudora|Eudora]] • [[Fanon:Fran|Fran]] • [[Fanon:Filibert Voss|Filibert]] • [[Fanon:Greg|Greg]] • [[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter]] • [[Fanon:Jack|Jack]] • [[Fanon:Jo|Jo]] • [[Fanon:Julia|Julia]] • [[Fanon:Julian|Julian]] • [[Fanon:Katie|Katie]] • [[Fanon:Lucas|Lucas]] • [[Fanon:Mustard Builde|Mustard]] • [[Fanon:Nixie Builde|Nixie]] • [[Fanon:Oscar|Oscar]] • [[Fanon:Oswald|Oswald]] • [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]] • [[Fanon:Randal|Randal]] • [[Fanon:Reggie|Reggie]] • [[Fanon:Robert Builde|Robert]] • [[Fanon:Sandy|Sandy]] • [[Fanon:Samantha|Samantha]] • [[Fanon:Samson|Samson]] • [[Fanon:Wendy Builde|Wendy]] • [[Fanon:Wren|Wren]] • [[Fanon:Zisel|Zisel]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
! width="34%" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-top-left-radius: 2px; border-top-right-radius: 2px;" |Creation Heroes
|[[Fanon:Circuit|Circuit]] • [[Fanon:Cubington|Cubington]] • [[Fanon:Sheets|Sheets]] • [[Fanon:Pyra|Pyra]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
! width="34%" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-top-left-radius: 2px; border-top-right-radius: 2px;" |[[Fanon:The RapoMan Series|RapoMan Series]]
|[[Fanon:Kem Spill|Kem Spill/RapoMan]] • [[Fanon:Jay Nuthatch|Jay Nuthatch/Captain Ablaze]] • [[Fanon:Molly Crossfade|Molly Crossfade/Lolly Star]] • [[Fanon:Annie Dote|Annie Dote]] • [[Fanon:Barbra Cookson|Barbra Cookson]] • [[Fanon:Bruce Pain|Bruce Pain]] • [[Fanon:Buck Panceless|Buck Panceless]] • [[Fanon:Iynn Ventor|Iynn Ventor]] • [[Fanon:Kash Pain|Kash Pain]] • [[Fanon:Maddie Sin|Maddie Sin]] • [[Fanon:Scarlett Cookson|Scarlett Cookson/HeartBeam]] • [[Fanon:Bolt ZigZag| "Bolt" ZigZag]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
! width="34%" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-top-left-radius: 2px; border-top-right-radius: 2px;" |[[Fanon:Leopard Gang|Leopard Gang]]
|[[Fanon:Leroy Ash|Leroy Ash]] • [[Fanon:Eva Gold|Eva Gold]] • [[Fanon:Otis Fate|Otis Fate]] • [[Fanon:Philip Phantom|Philip Phantom]] • [[Fanon:Albert Rose|Albert Rose]] • [[Fanon:BotRAPO|botRAPO]] • [[Fanon:Raine Danz|Raine Danz]] • [[Fanon:Dustin Pan|Dustin Pan]] • [[Fanon:RapoDoll|RapoDoll]] • [[Fanon:Layla Akin|Layla Akin]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|-cl
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|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|! colspan="2" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 2px;" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"|<center>'''AU's and Theories'''</center>
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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! width="34%" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-top-left-radius: 2px; border-top-right-radius: 2px;" |Alternate Universes
|[[Fanon:Wilfre In A Bottle AU|Wilfre in a Bottle AU]] • [[Fanon:Orange!Wilfre (BreGee)|Orange!Wilfre]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|TBA
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|! colspan="2" style="background-color:{{{boxcolor|#00c09a}}}; color:#ffffff; border-radius: 2px;" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"|<center>'''Misc.'''</center>
|-style="padding:20px" align="center" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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|[[Fanon:Flyin Rabbit Dolls|Flyin' Rabbit Dolls]]
|-class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-navcharacter"
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Fanon:Bongo

2025-06-20T04:54:16Z

BreGee:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bongo}}

{{SubTitle|[[User:BreGee]]}}

{{EditState|Partial}}

{{InfoOC
|name = Bongo
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|species =[[Fanon:Flyin Rabbit Dolls|Flyin' Rabbit Doll]]
|gender = Male(??) (uses they/them, he/him, or it/its)

After the reunion, Hunter often uses she/her for the doll and introduces the doll to others as his [[Fanon:Polly|sister]].
|age = ageless (possibly around Polly's mental age?) Technically 12 (6 years less than Polly)
|orientation= aroace(?)
|birthday = TBA
|hair = N/A
|fur = N/A
|skin = N/A
|other={{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#c7d7f7}}|tooltip='''Light Blue Cloth'''}} {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#f953c8}}|tooltip='''Pink cloth'''}}
{{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#b4b4b0}}|tooltip='''Silver Bracelet'''}}
|eyes = {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#303058}}|tooltip='''Black/Dark Blue'''}}
|home = None Formerly: [[Raposa Village]]
|role = Doll and ex-bff of [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]]
|relationships = [[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter Builde]](Best Friend/Older Brother of Polly) [[Fanon:Nixie Builde|Nixie Builde]] (Mother of Polly) [[Fanon:Bobbery Builde|Bobbery Builde]] (Father of Polly) [[Fanon:Polly|Polly Builde]] (Bongo's Maker/Host)
|magic = TBA
|status = Alive
|boxcolor=#7b68e8
}}

Bongo is a living Flyin' Rabbit doll that was created by [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]]. Most people don't know Bongo's real personality due to him being a doll as well as being often misunderstood as "evil". Polly is the one who knows him best! In fact, sometimes Bongo feels that he doesn't really know himself.

[http://aminoapps.com/p/zzkffz Amino Link]

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Bongo is made of a blue-tinted white cloth, with pink patches on the ends of his ears. He has two beady eyes, and an almost 'cheshire cat-like' smile. He also wears a silver bracelet as a sort of hair tie for his ears.

=={{Icon|Gears}}Flyin' Rabbit Doll Background==
A long time ago, back when Raposa lived in the Forest Gate region, there once was an [[Fanon:Julia|old woman]]. She lived by herself near the Twilite Wood. Isolated from everyone she knew, this old rapo was dedicated to use magic to create life. After years of research, she decided to perform some tests. She sewed together a rabbit doll to test her magic on. While the test did give life to the doll, the old Raposa's soul was sucked into the doll. None had heard from her since. Here is where the curse began.

The doll, obtaining magical energy, came to life. However, it wasn't much of a life. There was only one thing it knew, and it was it's ability to use magic. The doll wandered to a small rapotown close by. Following its instincts, it then went to attack and curse one of the villagers that approached it. After a while, the doll observed that the cursed Raposa made another doll of its kind. After the cursed Raposa died, the doll they made came to life. Sharing the same instincts and cursing abilities, the two dolls proceeded to attack the rest of the town. Increasing the doll population and beginning seemingly endless cycle. The few villagers that weren't cursed by a Flyin Rabbit doll fled to somewhere safe.

It is unknown how long a Flyin Rabbit doll lives. While many say that they are immortal, this is just an urban legend. More realistically, one of those dolls can live up to a couple centuries. However, how long a doll can live depends on multiple different factors such as it's lifestyle, the soul of their maker, and overall construction of the doll itself.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
===Before Hunter Left===
When Polly was brought to the woods, a Flyin' Rabbit attacked and enchanted her to create a rabbit-like doll.
When Polly first made Bongo, it was barely more than a doll. Over time however, Bongo absorbed Polly's love for the doll as a sort of energy source. This amount of energy wasn't nearly enough for Bongo to become completely conscious. At that rate, Bongo couldn't become a true living doll until Polly was old or dead.

===After Hunter Left===
When Hunter went missing, Polly decided to look for Hunter herself. Taking Bongo with her, she walked up to the wall of shadow surrounding the village and called out to Hunter. Before she could enter the shadows, Cricket saw her near the wall of darkness. He then grabbed her by the arm, and tried to take her away from the scene. During the commotion, Polly dropped Bongo near the shadow wall. Seeing her doll on the ground, she escaped Cricket's grasp, and ran to get it.

When retrieving Bongo, she willingly risked her life for the doll. Because of this, Bongo absorbed a large amount of energy. It was just enough energy to become alive for a short amount of time. However, it wasn't long enough to live a proper life, so he held off.
However, that wasn't Bongo's only reason for holding off on coming to life. After gaining that energy and ability to live, horrible urges and thoughts began to plague him. Thoughts of attacking Raposa. Including Polly, who he grown to care about and consider his favorite person. He knew Polly would die and be absorbed by him someday, but not like that. Not that soon. Bongo did everything he could to hold back the urge. Including convincing himself he couldn't have witnesses for what he was destined to do.

Before the shadow could engulf Polly, Cricket carried Polly away.

===At The New Home===
When Polly's family left the village, they built a shelter in the forest. Unfortunately, Bongo's urges were getting too strong to handle. And reasons to put her out of her misery ruminated in his mind. He didn't want to do it, but he couldn't control himself anymore.

One day, while her parents were distracted, Bongo convinced Polly (via telepathy, which he could do since Polly was cursed) to wander away. And once she was all alone, Bongo killed her and absorbed her body and soul. It made him feel horrible.

Polly' parents, hearing their daughter scream for help, rushed to where Bongo was. Instinctively, Bongo couldn't help but think how if he could successfully attack them both, there would be two additional Flying Rabbit Dolls added to the population.

Polly's father, Bob, accidentally made eye contact with the doll and fell into a short trance. Luckily for him, his wife, Nixie, pushed him out of the way in time to avoid Bongo's attack. After that, the two realised that eye contact with the doll was a bad idea, and ran away as fast as they could.

Unexpectedly, as Bongo attempted to attack the Raposa, Polly's soul recognized her parents and took over his doll body. Both Polly and Bongo grew confused and frightened. Neither fully knew what was going on, and the doll's violent instincts refused to cease regardless of whoever controlled it.

Between the two fighting for control, and Bongo not being incredibly fast, the doll couldn't catch up with the Raposa couple. Once the two left it's eyesight, neither Bongo or Polly saw the two Raposa again for a long time.

After a while of feeling scared and confused as to who they even were, things eventually settled down and Polly quietly faded out. Polly taking him.over and feeling so scared really frightened Bongo. He didn't want that to happen ever again.

Rapoville never knew what became of Polly, Hunter, nor their parents for the longest time.

===Wandering Bongo===
Once Bongo obtained Polly's soul, it began to wander the forest in hopes of finding someone to attack. However, Bongo never attacked a single Raposa. Bongo couldn't fly as well as he should have, and could barely attack anything. On top of this, Raposa were scarce in the forest. All raposa knew better than to live in the dangerous forest region. Well, almost all of them.

===The Hunter===
One day, Bongo finally spotted what seemed to be a raposa. The rapo was impossible to miss. They stood out completely in their odd getup. In fact it was so odd, that for a moment, Bongo questioned the species of the thing. It looked like a raposa, but it was sporting an outfit similar to a Baki. Thinking this was his chance, Bongo crept closer to the rapo.
As Bongo crept even closer, he began to feel like he met this raposa before. Just as Bongo attempted to attack the strange raposa, they quickly turned around and dodged their attack.
When Bongo saw this Raposa's face, he knew that they have met before. Apparently, The Raposa recognized Bongo back, and instead of running away, he froze and hid behind a nearby tree.
They both stared at each other for the longest time until the Raposa called out to the doll. "Bongo? You're... alive?!" Somehow the strange Rapo knew Bongo's name. "Oh no... I must be dreaming again... or maybe I'm hallucinating. Ugh... I'm not sure... Umm.. Listen. It's me. Hunter. Do... do you know where Polly is? If anyone would know... it's you."
After hearing his words, Bongo began to remember living with Hunter in the Raposa Village. He remembered growing up with him, and how he would sneak off into the forest gate. He remembered sharing Banya Cakes with him during the spring time, and ice cream during the summer. He also remembered how much he missed Hunter when he disappeared. He even remembered Polly. 'Wait. Polly? Where IS Polly? Wait a moment.'

Bongo soon realized that those memories and feelings didn't belong to him. Instead they belonged to Polly. 'Am I Polly?' They wondered. It would make sense. He did have her soul after all. 'But I never had those memories before... Why now?' Bongo, confused, stood in silence. The doll hadn't felt this confused on its identity since the day Polly died.

The Familiar Raposa began to walk away, doubtful of what he saw.
The doll, needing answers, yelled at the Rapo to wait. Before that moment, the doll never really spoke out loud. It was a shock to hear. It sounded like the voice of... Polly!
Recognizing the voice, Hunter turned around and looked at the Rabbit.
The doll stared into Hunter's face, and said, "I know where Polly is. I think.. she's me."
Hunter, filled with all sorts of emotion, picked up the doll, and hugged it tight.

===Now===
After that moment in the woods, Polly and Hunter caught up with each other, and told every story they could recall. They then decided to travel together, and try to solve the mysteries in their path; including finding their parents. All the while, bonding together.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
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=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*Only Polly knows the personality she made for him.
*When Bongo was made, he was referred to as a 'male'.
*Bongo is created by [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]].
**His original purpose was to be a DtL OC that wasn't a Hero, Rapo, Baki, or shadow creature.
*Because of the bracelet Bongo wears, it makes it harder for him to fly.
*Polly sometimes refers to him as "Mr. Bongo".

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<center>''*Any media containing Polly in the form of Bongo goes here and not on Polly's page as to avoid confusion.*''
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<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
BongoHat.jpg|Bongo on top of Hunter's head
BongoJak.png|Bongo by [[User:Crystal Lugia]].
HunterPollyDavGer.jpg|Hunter and Bongo by [https://daveandgerald.wordpress.com/ DaveAndGerald]
Taco OCInteract.jpg|Hunter and Bongo interacting with [https://www.deviantart.com/chibitacolord ChibiTacolord's] OC, Prehnite.
</gallery></center>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
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|-|Short Stories=
<center>My Stories
</center>
<center>
[http://fav.me/dbzw6x4 "Trouble in Twilite"] • [http://fav.me/dc2413i "The Bongo"] • [http://fav.me/dc3piwh "The Divide"] • [http://fav.me/dc5zgry "The Darkness"]
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<center>Other People's Stories
</center>
<center>
[https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-18-deep-dark-woods/ "JAIW Chapter 18: Deep Dark Woods"] • [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/10/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-19-20-deadwood-yet-another-super-mega-special/ "JAIW Chapter 19/20: Deadwood"] [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/13/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-21-the-voice-mail/ "JAIW Chapter 21: The Voice Mail"]
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|-|Comics=
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These link to the first page of the comic. Please use the description to navigate.
</center>
<center>
[http://fav.me/dcp65gw "The Outfit"] • [http://fav.me/dcp68ym "The Wilfre"] • [http://fav.me/dcp6wmb "The Privacy"]
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Fanon:Bongo

2025-06-20T04:48:38Z

BreGee: Wow so much of this was outdated and wrong! WHEN was the last time I overhauled this page?? Bongo I am so sorry for mischaracterizing you waaahhh

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bongo}}

{{SubTitle|[[User:BreGee]]}}

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{{InfoOC
|name = Bongo
|image = <tabber>
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|-|Hover=[[File:Bongo_Hover.gif|center]]
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|species =[[Fanon:Flyin Rabbit Dolls|Flyin' Rabbit Doll]]
|gender = Male(??) (uses they/them, he/him, or it/its)

After the reunion, Hunter often uses she/her for the doll and introduces the doll to others as his [[Fanon:Polly|sister]].

|age = ageless (possibly around Polly's mental age?) 12 (6 years less than Polly)(technically)
|birthday = TBA
|hair = N/A
|fur = N/A
|skin = N/A
|other={{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#c7d7f7}}|tooltip='''Light Blue Cloth'''}} {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#f953c8}}|tooltip='''Pink cloth'''}}
{{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#b4b4b0}}|tooltip='''Silver Bracelet'''}}
|eyes = {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#303058}}|tooltip='''Black/Dark Blue'''}}
|home = None Formerly: [[Raposa Village]]
|role = Doll and ex-bff of [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]]
|relationships = [[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter Builde]](Best Friend/Older Brother of Polly) [[Fanon:Nixie Builde|Nixie Builde]] (Mother of Polly) [[Fanon:Bobbery Builde|Bobbery Builde]] (Father of Polly) [[Fanon:Polly|Polly Builde]] (Bongo's Maker/Host)
|magic = TBA
|status = Alive
|boxcolor=#7b68e8
}}

Bongo is a living Flyin' Rabbit doll that was created by [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]]. Most people don't know Bongo's real personality due to him being a doll as well as being often misunderstood as "evil". Polly is the one who knows him best! In fact, sometimes Bongo feels that he doesn't really know himself.

[http://aminoapps.com/p/zzkffz Amino Link]

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Bongo is made of a blue-tinted white cloth, with pink patches on the ends of his ears. He has two beady eyes, and an almost 'cheshire cat-like' smile. He also wears a silver bracelet as a sort of hair tie for his ears.

=={{Icon|Gears}}Flyin' Rabbit Doll Background==
A long time ago, back when Raposa lived in the Forest Gate region, there once was an [[Fanon:Julia|old woman]]. She lived by herself near the Twilite Wood. Isolated from everyone she knew, this old rapo was dedicated to use magic to create life. After years of research, she decided to perform some tests. She sewed together a rabbit doll to test her magic on. While the test did give life to the doll, the old Raposa's soul was sucked into the doll. None had heard from her since. Here is where the curse began.

The doll, obtaining magical energy, came to life. However, it wasn't much of a life. There was only one thing it knew, and it was it's ability to use magic. The doll wandered to a small rapotown close by. Following its instincts, it then went to attack and curse one of the villagers that approached it. After a while, the doll observed that the cursed Raposa made another doll of its kind. After the cursed Raposa died, the doll they made came to life. Sharing the same instincts and cursing abilities, the two dolls proceeded to attack the rest of the town. Increasing the doll population and beginning seemingly endless cycle. The few villagers that weren't cursed by a Flyin Rabbit doll fled to somewhere safe.

It is unknown how long a Flyin Rabbit doll lives. While many say that they are immortal, this is just an urban legend. More realistically, one of those dolls can live up to a couple centuries. However, how long a doll can live depends on multiple different factors such as it's lifestyle, the soul of their maker, and overall construction of the doll itself.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
===Before Hunter Left===
When Polly was brought to the woods, a Flyin' Rabbit attacked and enchanted her to create a rabbit-like doll.
When Polly first made Bongo, it was barely more than a doll. Over time however, Bongo absorbed Polly's love for the doll as a sort of energy source. This amount of energy wasn't nearly enough for Bongo to become completely conscious. At that rate, Bongo couldn't become a true living doll until Polly was old or dead.

===After Hunter Left===
When Hunter went missing, Polly decided to look for Hunter herself. Taking Bongo with her, she walked up to the wall of shadow surrounding the village and called out to Hunter. Before she could enter the shadows, Cricket saw her near the wall of darkness. He then grabbed her by the arm, and tried to take her away from the scene. During the commotion, Polly dropped Bongo near the shadow wall. Seeing her doll on the ground, she escaped Cricket's grasp, and ran to get it.

When retrieving Bongo, she willingly risked her life for the doll. Because of this, Bongo absorbed a large amount of energy. It was just enough energy to become alive for a short amount of time. However, it wasn't long enough to live a proper life, so he held off.
However, that wasn't Bongo's only reason for holding off on coming to life. After gaining that energy and ability to live, horrible urges and thoughts began to plague him. Thoughts of attacking Raposa. Including Polly, who he grown to care about and consider his favorite person. He knew Polly would die and be absorbed by him someday, but not like that. Not that soon. Bongo did everything he could to hold back the urge. Including convincing himself he couldn't have witnesses for what he was destined to do.

Before the shadow could engulf Polly, Cricket carried Polly away.

===At The New Home===
When Polly's family left the village, they built a shelter in the forest. Unfortunately, Bongo's urges were getting too strong to handle. And reasons to put her out of her misery ruminated in his mind. He didn't want to do it, but he couldn't control himself anymore.

One day, while her parents were distracted, Bongo convinced Polly (via telepathy, which he could do since Polly was cursed) to wander away. And once she was all alone, Bongo killed her and absorbed her body and soul. It made him feel horrible.

Polly' parents, hearing their daughter scream for help, rushed to where Bongo was. Instinctively, Bongo couldn't help but think how if he could successfully attack them both, there would be two additional Flying Rabbit Dolls added to the population.

Polly's father, Bob, accidentally made eye contact with the doll and fell into a short trance. Luckily for him, his wife, Nixie, pushed him out of the way in time to avoid Bongo's attack. After that, the two realised that eye contact with the doll was a bad idea, and ran away as fast as they could.

Unexpectedly, as Bongo attempted to attack the Raposa, Polly's soul recognized her parents and took over his doll body. Both Polly and Bongo grew confused and frightened. Neither fully knew what was going on, and the doll's violent instincts refused to cease regardless of whoever controlled it.

Between the two fighting for control, and Bongo not being incredibly fast, the doll couldn't catch up with the Raposa couple. Once the two left it's eyesight, neither Bongo or Polly saw the two Raposa again for a long time.

After a while of feeling scared and confused as to who they even were, things eventually settled down and Polly quietly faded out. Polly taking him.over and feeling so scared really frightened Bongo. He didn't want that to happen ever again.

Rapoville never knew what became of Polly, Hunter, nor their parents for the longest time.

===Wandering Bongo===
Once Bongo obtained Polly's soul, it began to wander the forest in hopes of finding someone to attack. However, Bongo never attacked a single Raposa. Bongo couldn't fly as well as he should have, and could barely attack anything. On top of this, Raposa were scarce in the forest. All raposa knew better than to live in the dangerous forest region. Well, almost all of them.

===The Hunter===
One day, Bongo finally spotted what seemed to be a raposa. The rapo was impossible to miss. They stood out completely in their odd getup. In fact it was so odd, that for a moment, Bongo questioned the species of the thing. It looked like a raposa, but it was sporting an outfit similar to a Baki. Thinking this was his chance, Bongo crept closer to the rapo. As Bongo crept even closer, he began to feel like he met this raposa before. Just as Bongo attempted to attack the strange raposa, they quickly turned around and dodged their attack. When Bongo saw this Raposa's face, he knew that they have met before. Apparently, The Raposa recognized Bongo back, and instead of running away, he froze and hid behind a nearby tree. They both stared at each other for the longest time until the Raposa called out to the doll. "Bongo? You're... alive?!" Somehow the strange Rapo knew Bongo's name. "Oh no... I must be dreaming again... or maybe I'm hallucinating. Ugh... I'm not sure... Umm.. Listen. It's me. Hunter. Do... do you know where Polly is? If anyone would know... it's you." After hearing his words, Bongo began to remember living with Hunter in the Raposa Village. He remembered growing up with him, and how he would sneak off into the forest gate. He remembered sharing Banya Cakes with him during the spring time, and ice cream during the summer. He also remembered how much he missed Hunter when he disappeared. He even remembered Polly. 'Wait. Polly? Where IS Polly? Wait a moment.'

Bongo soon realized that those memories and feelings didn't belong to him. Instead they belonged to Polly. 'Am I Polly?' They wondered. It would make sense. He did have her soul after all. 'But I never had those memories before... Why now?' Bongo, confused, stood in silence. The doll hadn't felt this confused on its identity since the day Polly died. The Familiar Raposa began to walk away, doubtful of what he saw. The doll, needing answers, yelled at the Rapo to wait. Before that moment, the doll never really spoke out loud. It was a shock to hear. It sounded like the voice of... Polly! Recognizing the voice, Hunter turned around and looked at the Rabbit. The doll stared into Hunter's face, and said, "I know where Polly is. I think.. she's me." Hunter, filled with all sorts of emotion, picked up the doll, and hugged it tight.

===Now===
After that moment in the woods, Polly and Hunter caught up with each other, and told every story they could recall. They then decided to travel together, and try to solve the mysteries in their path; including finding their parents. All the while, bonding together.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
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=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*Only Polly knows the personality she made for him.
*When Bongo was made, he was referred to as a 'male'.
*Bongo is created by [[Fanon:Polly|Polly]].
**His original purpose was to be a DtL OC that wasn't a Hero, Rapo, Baki, or shadow creature.
*Because of the bracelet Bongo wears, it makes it harder for him to fly.
*Bongo's name, when written in the Raposa [[User:Manere/Language|language]], is {{RaposaFont|font-size=20px|top=4px|bongO}}
*Polly sometimes refers to him as "Mr. Bongo".

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<center>''*Any media containing Polly in the form of Bongo goes here and not on Polly's page as to avoid confusion.*''
</center>
<center><gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
BongoHat.jpg|Bongo on top of Hunter's head
BongoJak.png|Bongo by [[User:Crystal Lugia]].
HunterPollyDavGer.jpg|Hunter and Bongo by [https://daveandgerald.wordpress.com/ DaveAndGerald]
Taco OCInteract.jpg|Hunter and Bongo interacting with [https://www.deviantart.com/chibitacolord ChibiTacolord's] OC, Prehnite.
</gallery></center>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>My Stories
</center>
<center>
[http://fav.me/dbzw6x4 "Trouble in Twilite"] • [http://fav.me/dc2413i "The Bongo"] • [http://fav.me/dc3piwh "The Divide"] • [http://fav.me/dc5zgry "The Darkness"]
</center>
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<center>Other People's Stories
</center>
<center>
[https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-18-deep-dark-woods/ "JAIW Chapter 18: Deep Dark Woods"] • [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/10/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-19-20-deadwood-yet-another-super-mega-special/ "JAIW Chapter 19/20: Deadwood"] [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/13/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-21-the-voice-mail/ "JAIW Chapter 21: The Voice Mail"]
</center>

|-|Comics=
<center>
These link to the first page of the comic. Please use the description to navigate.
</center>
<center>
[http://fav.me/dcp65gw "The Outfit"] • [http://fav.me/dcp68ym "The Wilfre"] • [http://fav.me/dcp6wmb "The Privacy"]
</center>
</tabber>
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[[Category:OC]]

Fanon:Polly

2025-06-20T02:12:21Z

BreGee:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Polly Builde}}

{{SubTitle|[[User:BreGee]]}}

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{{InfoOC
|name = Polly Builde
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|-|Child= [[File:Polly.gif|center]]
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|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Female? (Any pronouns)
|orientation=Aro/Ace
|age = 6 (last seen) (1-2 years older than Mari)
18 (technically)
|birthday = 3 November (Scorpio)
|hair = {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#c68950}}|tooltip='''Light Brown'''}}
|fur = {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#f0a041}}|tooltip='''Orange'''}}
|skin = {{ColorDot|#ddac81}}
|eyes = {{Tooltip|mastertext={{ColorDot|#44b937}}|tooltip='''Light Green'''}}
|home = Formerly: [[Raposa Village]]
|role = Maker and Host of [[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]]
|relationships = [[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter Builde]] (Older Brother) [[Fanon:Nixie Builde|Nixie Builde]] (Mother) [[Fanon:Bobbery Builde|Bobbery Builde]] (Father)
|magic = Sewing skills
|status = Deceased? Alive as [[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]]
|boxcolor = #44b937
}}
{{Quote|text=That's the dumbest rule I ever heard! Ever!|character=Polly}}

Polly is a raposa who used to live in the [[Raposa Village]]. She is [[Fanon:Hunter|Hunter's]] younger sister. While she is sometimes extremely hyperactive and sassy, she is a very kind individual. Polly sometimes puts other people's happiness before her own. She also has a small tendency to act before she thinks.

[http://aminoapps.com/p/6es4bc Amino Link]

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Polly is a young raposa with brownish orange fur and curly brown hair. She wears a light green dress with a single white button. The button on her dress is the same kind that is on the outfits generic raposa girls wear. Her eyes are a light green.

An older (preteen/teen/adult) Polly likes to wear both bright and colorful cute clothes well as darker and edgy clothes.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==

===Childhood===

Polly was born in the Raposa Village. She lived with his parents, and her older brother Hunter. One day, Hunter became fascinated by a Baki, and eventually began to sneak into the woods to observe them. Ever since Polly found out about his secret trips, she begged Hunter to take her with him. After threatening to tell on him, Hunter finally caved in and took her with him.

Everything was going well in their trip at first. Aside from Polly being there, everything was normal as usual. At least it was until Polly spotted a certain [[Flyin' Rabbit]] doll. Once Polly and the rabbit locked eyes, the rabbit targeted her, and put her in a temporary trance. The Flyin' rabbit then proceeded to attack Polly, and put a spell on her. Hunter, unaffected by the spell, scared the rabbit away from his sister. Polly eventually went back to her usual self. However, that spell cast on her caused her to make a doll somewhat similar to the rabbit that attacked her. She named the doll [[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]]. Hunter, along with their parents, were unaware of any sort of spell cast on Polly.

===After Hunter left...===

When Hunter went missing, many theorized that the darkness took him away. Polly, knowing about his visits to the forest, quickly began to think the same.
Not long after he disappeared, Polly decided to look for Hunter herself. Taking her doll with her, she walked up the wall of shadow and called out to Hunter. She didn't get a response, so she began to walk closer. Before she could enter the shadows, [[Cricket]] saw her near the wall of darkness. He then grabbed her by the arm, and tried to take her away from the scene. During the commotion, Polly dropped her doll. Seeing her doll on the ground, she escaped Cricket's grasp, and ran to get it. While she got her doll back, the shadow wall began to grow closer to her.

Having risked her life, Polly gave Bongo just enough love and energy to come to life. But Bongo, needing more to live proper, waited for the right opportunity and conserved it's energy.

Before the shadow could engulf her, Cricket carried Polly away. He then brought her home, and told her parents what occurred. They then decided to move out of the village thinking it would be best for their daughter.

===A New Home===

A few months after the incident, Polly and her parents left the village to search for a better life. Polly was very upset, and refused to leave several times before giving up.
The family left though the village entrance, and entered the wilderness. They eventually found a spot to build a temporary shelter to sleep in for a while.

Polly and her family had gotten somewhat used to the place, when something terrible happened. Unfortunately, since the Shadow incident, Bongo started to feel the urge to attack and curse Raposa. Including Polly. And despite not wanting to, the doll couldn't hold back anymore.
One day Polly wandered off by herself with her doll Bongo. By the time they were far away enough, the doll got out of Polly's grasp and then attacked Polly. After killing her, Bongo absorbed her body and soul. Which gave the doll enough energy to live a long life.

The village never knew what became of Polly, Hunter, nor their parents.

===A New Body===
TBA

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*Polly is younger than Hunter by around 2 years.
*Polly's two favorite colors are green and pink.
*Despite her name being Polly, she doesn't care too much for crackers.
**Especially because Hunter likes to joke about it often.
*The doll Polly made was named [[Fanon:Bongo|Bongo]].
*Polly was always secretive about Bongo's personality.
**At first this was because she wanted to have him to herself, but after the attack sharing about him became difficult for her.
*Polly, being afraid of death, seeks to live life to the fullest. Even at the risk of injury.
*Polly loves plushies.
**After the Bongo incident, she has grown even more fond of stuffed animals. Partially as a way to cope.
*The genderbent version of Polly would be named Paulie.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Gallery==
<center>''*Any media containing Polly in the form of Bongo goes on Bongo's page and not on Polly's page as to avoid confusion.*''
</center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center" >

PollyJak.png|Polly by [[User:Crystal_Lugia|Crystal Lugia]].

PollyNecromite.png|Polly by Necromite

Hunter and Polly Taco.jpg|A photo of Hunter and Polly (both in Bongo form and a Raposa spirit form). Art by ChibiTacoLord.

PollyCeru.jpg|Polly by cerucide

</gallery>

=={{Icon|Gears}} External Links==
<center>Key: Contains Polly, '''Contains Polly in the form of Bongo''', '''''Contains Both'''''</center>
<tabber>
|-|Short Stories=
<center>My Stories
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<center>
[http://fav.me/dbt5qc0 "A Hunter In the Twilite Wood"] • [http://fav.me/dbuzq8v "Sneaking to The Twilite Wood"] • [http://fav.me/dbxez74 "Hide and Sneak"] [http://fav.me/dbxtsue "Finding the Hunter"] • [http://fav.me/dbyh9r9 "The Break"] • [http://fav.me/dbzw6x4 "Trouble in Twilite"] • [http://fav.me/dc2413i "The Bongo"] • [http://fav.me/dc3piwh "The Divide"] [http://fav.me/dc5zgry "The Darkness"] • [http://fav.me/dca6ssp "The Move"]
</center>
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<center>Other People's Stories
</center>
<center>
[https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-18-deep-dark-woods/ '''"JAIW Chapter 18: Deep Dark Woods"'''] • [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/10/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-19-20-deadwood-yet-another-super-mega-special/ '''"JAIW Chapter 19/20: Deadwood"'''] [https://gamingwithworms.wordpress.com/2018/02/13/jamies-adventures-in-watersong-chapter-21-the-voice-mail/ '''"JAIW Chapter 21: The Voice Mail"''']
</center>

|-|Comics=
<center>
These link to the first page of the comic. Please use the description to navigate.
</center>
<center>
[http://fav.me/dcp65gw '''"The Outfit"'''] • [http://fav.me/dcp68ym '''"The Wilfre"'''] • [http://fav.me/dcp6wmb '''"The Privacy"'''] • [http://fav.me/dcrwjpd "The Portrait"] • [http://fav.me/dcrwms6 '''"The Ghost?"''']
</center>
</tabber>
{{Navbox/BreOCs|Rapoville|Raposa|Fanon:Polly|l3=Polly|boxcolor=#44b937}}
[[Category:OC]]

Wilfre

2025-03-31T04:37:37Z

BreGee: We technically don't know how the Raposa still exist or exactly what happened

{{Featured|Previous}}
{{Spoiler|boxcolor=#5a5a73}}
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|boxcolor = #5a5a73
|name = Wilfre
|image = {{SubTab/WilfreSN
|NormalIdle=[[File:Wilfre.gif|center]]
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|species = [[Raposa]] [[Shadow]] (Formerly)
|gender = Male
|age = Adult
|fur = Light Grey Shadow (Formerly)
|home = [[Rapoville]] (Formerly) [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] (Formerly)
|role = Main Antagonist (''[[Drawn to Life|DTL]]'', ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|TNC]]'') Minor Character (''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|TR]]'')
|job= Leader of the [[Shadow]] (''[[Drawn to Life|DTL]]'', ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|TNC]]'') Vagrant (''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|TR]]'')
|status = Alive
|games = {{Icon|DTL}} {{Icon|Wii}} (Flashback and [[Wilfre's_Painting_1|Creation]] only) {{Icon|TNC}} {{Icon|TR}}
}}
{{Quote
|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity...
|character=Wilfre
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'''Wilfre''' is one of the main antagonists in the [[Drawn to Life Series]], and the main antagonist in both ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. Wilfre is a cunning [[Raposa]] who is skilled with persuasion and manipulation. He first went against the [[Creator]] by drawing in the [[Book of Life]], which caused him to create the [[Shadow]] and be expelled from [[Rapoville|the village]]. He would later go on to cover the world in darkness and kill the [[Mayor]], but was defeated and killed by a [[Hero]].

Later on, he was revived thanks to [[Wilfre's Scepter|his scepter]], and he took over [[Heather]]'s body. He travelled the world, tricking [[Rose|each]] [[Miney|lea]][[Click|der]] of three different villages into doing his bidding, and he was even able to convince [[Mari]] to join his cause. He also infiltrated [[Turtle Rock]] under the guise of [[Sock]], gaining [[Jowee]]'s trust. However, even after draining almost all the [[Color]] from the realm, he was defeated once again by the Hero, killing him once again.

Wilfre's second death caused all the Shadow to be sent into the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], where it took [[Aldark|new]] [[Minimus|forms]]. Wilfre was somehow revived once more, and he helped Mari find the [[Book of Imagination]]. Wilfre, no longer bound by the Shadow, began to wander the world, only revealing himself to anyone beyond Mari when [[Aldark]] was defeated by the Hero, saying that Aldark would try to spread Shadow elsewhere and needed to be stopped.

In his first two appearances, he does not see his actions as evil, as he is trying to save the Raposa world from supposed destruction. He is very much aware that he hurts others and does things seen as evil in the process. He often speaks with a slight cockiness in his voice; at other times, he will take on a condescending tone, as if he feels that he is superior to the other Raposa. In his third appearance however, he is much more secluded and mysterious, although still cocky.

=={{Icon|Tower}}Appearance==
Wilfre is first seen as a [[Shadow]] being who takes the form of a [[Raposa]]. However, he originally appeared as a normal Raposa, with light grey fur and mostly blue clothing.

In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', Wilfre takes on various new Raposa forms or disguises in addition to his Shadow form, these being [[Sock]] and [[Salem]].

In [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]], Wilfre appears as a hooded Raposa, similar to [[Samuel]], although Wilfre's robe is grey and more hoodie-like than Samuel's.

== {{Icon|Book}} Story==
===Before ''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre was once a normal [[Raposa]], being the most popular and respected of all the villagers, always the center of attention. However, he questioned why the Raposa were not allowed to design their own creations in the [[Book of Life]], stating that "it could be done better". After being denied access to the Book of Life by the [[Mayor]], he snuck into [[Creation Hall]], stole the Book, and brought it to his house, where he tried to bring his own drawings to life. However, they came out [[Shadow|evil, dark, and twisted]]. When the villagers found out, the [[Mayor]], [[Cricket]], and Cricket's deputy ran him out of town. In a rage, on the bridge, Wilfre ripped the pages of the Book of Life into pieces and threw them into the wind, effectively scattering them throughout the world. Eventually, Wilfre became a [[Shadow]] being.

===''Drawn to Life''===
Wilfre, being the main antagonist, is the one responsible for the [[Darkness]] creeping into and covering [[Rapoville]]. He is also responsible for the kidnappings and captures of the villagers and their positions in being scattered, locked in [[Shadow Cage]]s, throughout the levels in the game. He appears for the first time when [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and the [[Hero]] approach the village entrance in order to search for the [[Mayor]]. He covers the bridge in darkness to prevent this, and so forces them to use the [[Snow Gate]] instead.

After the Hero traverses through the Snow Gate, having already saved thirteen villagers, Wilfre appears to them, Mari, and Jowee, coming to take the Book of Life once more. Jowee promises that he'd never get the Book of Life, and Wilfre laughs, unleashing [[Frostwind]] onto the village and telling Mari that he's "coming back for [her] poppy soon". The Hero is able to stop Frostwind and save [[Heather]], stopping Wilfre's plan. As the Hero progresses through the next two gates, the [[Forest Gate]] and [[Beach Gate]], Wilfre threatens the Hero with [[Deadwood]] and questions why the Hero helps the Raposa respectively.

After the defeat of the [[Angler King]], Wilfre is seen entering the [[Secret Door]]. Shortly after, when the Hero enters [[Rapo Towers]], Wilfre returns to the village and confronts the Mayor. He mockingly congratulates Mayor on doing so well with the village, stating that the village failed under his watch and would fail under Mari's. Mayor tells Wilfre to stay away from his daughter, and Wilfre promises that he would, as long as he had the Book of Life. Wilfre then strikes the Mayor down and steals the Book of Life from his body, taking it back to the [[Shadow Lair]] and wiping some of the Creations.

The Hero, armed with the [[Legendary Sword]], soon confronts Wilfre in the Shadow Lair. However, before the two can fight, Wilfre sics his [[Wilfre's Scorpion|Scorpion]] on the Hero. The Hero quickly defeats it and begins to [[Wilfre#First Battle|fight Wilfre]]. After a trying battle, Wilfre is eventually struck down, descending to the floor. The Shadow evaporates off his body, giving him a brief moment as a Raposa once more before he too is evaporated into thin air.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''===
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Wilfre is deceased during the events of this game, however, [[Circi]] tricks the villagers into thinking he returned to achieve her plans. While not explicitly stated, it is implied that Circi and Wilfre were in a romantic relationship at one point, and her driving motivation is gathering the [[Artifacts of Power]] to create a [[Bad Mannequin|mannequin]] to draw him onto, effectively reviving him. This plan fails however, and Wilfre remains deceased.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''===
Wilfre reappears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', again as the main antagonist. He is revived from death when [[Heather]] opens a washed up treasure chest on the [[Secret Beach]] that contained [[Wilfre's Scepter]]. This allowed Wilfre to take over Heather's body and use it as his own. The next morning, Wilfre reveals himself to [[Rapoville]], when all the villagers gathered outside [[Creation Hall]] to talk with [[Mari]]. He begins to drain the [[Color]] from the world, starting with the mannequin used to create the [[Hero]]. After gloating and speaking directly to the [[Creator]], Wilfre begins to kidnap the villagers, leaving only a few behind.

Wilfre is next seen in [[Watersong]], disguised as [[Salem]]. Sometime before the events of the game, he had taken [[Rose|Mayor Rose's]] voice by tricking her with the [[Promise Conch]], which greatly endangered the village. However, when the remaining [[Rapoville]] villagers docked in Watersong on [[Turtle Rock]], Wilfre came face to face with them again. After taunting them as Salem, he quickly changed into his other disguise, [[Sock]], and re-met the villagers for the first time.

As Sock, Wilfre pretended to be a vagrant from a different village which had lost it's color. Sympathizing with Sock, Jowee and Mari allowed him to join them on their quest. Wilfre continued to bounce between both Salem and Sock while the group was in Watersong. After finding the Promise Conch and reversing Rose's curse, Salem and two [[Ameba]] threatened the village by brining [[Baki Beard]] to it. However, while talking to Rose, the Hero, Jowee, and Mari intervened. It was then that Wilfre revealed himself to be Salem.

After Baki Beard was defeated, Wilfre rejoined the group as Sock, and they set sail to [[Lavasteam]]. However, some time during the trip between villages, Wilfre, as himself, showed Mari the truth of the Raposa realm and explained why he was draining the color - if [[Mike]] were to wake up from his coma in the [[Belleview|Human Realm]], the Raposa realm would be destroyed. Swayed by his cause, Mari abandoned Turtle Rock and joined Wilfre's cause.

When the group docks at Lavasteam, they find a village that has been heavily influenced by Salem, who was acting as [[Miney|King Miney]]'s advisor. At one point, while looking for Mari, Jowee and Wilfre, disguised as Sock, watch Mari enter a colorless area. Jowee and Sock would continue to fight against King Miney, eventually causing him to apologize and begin reverting the village to how it was before Salem. However, Wilfre made one last appearance as Salem in order to chastise Miney when the [[Robosa]] malfunctioned.

After leaving Lavasteam, Sock joined Jowee in the [[Galactic Jungle]], a heavily-policed village that had been engineered by both Wilfre and [[Click]]. Jowee, Sock, and the Hero manage to traverse through the village until they meet [[The Council]], the puppet-government set up by Click. After discovering that they were merely dolls, and that Click was in control of everything the whole time, Click reveals that Wilfre helped him design the new village.

After leaving Galactic Jungle with no leads on Mari, Heather, or the Book of Life, Wilfre, as Sock, manages to steal [[Heather's Pendant]] and throw it into the ocean. He then reveals his true identity to the group and teleports away, accidentally leaving his Sock cap on Turtle Rock. This allowed the villagers to sail to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] and confront him head on. When they first arrive, Wilfre kidnaps Jowee and shows him the same thing he showed Mari.

After this, Wilfre, Jowee, and Mari discover that the Hero had restored most of the village and had broken Wilfre's seal. Much to Wilfre's surprise however, Jowee refuses to let Wilfre win, and fights to let Mike wake up. Mari joins him, leaving Wilfre, and Wilfre retreats into his castle. When the Hero manages to infiltrate the [[Hall of Darkness]], Wilfre easily defeats them and begins to drain thier Color. However, thanks to the prayers of everyone in the Raposa realm, the Hero is revived and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed. Wilfre then unveils his Ultimate Creation, and the two fight once more.

The Hero is able to defeat Wilfre a second time, causing his body to contort, revealing both Sock and Salem trying to escape, until his Shadow is expelled once more. After a second brief moment without Shadow, he is once again evaporated, leaving a Shadow-less Heather in his place.

Despite Wilfre's claim, the Raposa realm still continued to exist after Mike woke up from his coma.

===''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''===
Four years later, Wilfre is granted life once more. He is first seen in the opening sequence of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', where he gives the [[Book of Imagination]] to [[Mari]]. He appears later, watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] travel between realms using the Book, stating that the [[Raposa]] "have a chance." He is lastly seen at the end of the game, after [[Aldark]]'s defeat. He talks to Mari and [[Jowee]], stating that this isn't the end, and that they might have to use the Hero to save more lives than just Mike's. He then leaves the village to go attend to "some very important work".

== {{Icon|Axe}} As a Boss==
=== First Battle===
{{Main|Shadow Lair}}

The first part of this boss fight (excluding the level-like part beforehand) is not actually fighting Wilfre himself, but his "little friend" - a [[Wilfre's Scorpion|giant scorpion-like creature]] which spews out darkness and has a [[trident]] for a tail.

After the scorpion is defeated, Wilfre will get annoyed and decide to finish off The Hero himself. Wilfre will attack two ways: dropping [[Star|stars]] at The Hero, or firing tridents at them. The player can hit Wilfre when he moves.

At half life, Wilfre gets frustrated, exclaiming, "Ooooh! Now prepare to die!". Past that point, he will become quite a bit faster, and more unpredictable in his attacking pattern. Once defeated, he falls to the ground, loses his shadow, and looking shocked, disintegrates.

=== Second Battle===
{{Main|Hall of Darkness}}

During the first part of the fight, Wilfre is completely unbeatable. He moves very quickly, always dodging attacks, and can summon other enemies from the game (particularly Ghosts) to attack the Hero. He also employs his sceptre to his great advantage, shooting fast, long-ranged beam-like attacks that are almost impossible to avoid. Defeat in this part of the fight is inevitable, and when this occurs, Wilfre begins a tirade and gloats over the victory, sucking the color from the already-defeated Hero.

However, the few remaining village Raposa and Mike are still outside, and they begin to pray to the Creator. Their prayer is answered when The Creator restores The Hero and destroys Wilfre's scepter.

Wilfre isn't left completely defenseless, however - he pulls out the Book of Life and tears a page from it, summoning his Ultimate Creation, his new weapon. Thus begins the second part of the battle.

This creation shoots lightning bolts that speed across the ground until they hit the end walls. It also turns into a tornado that sucks in The Hero. The most basic of its attacks is that it will swoop down. Even in the air, Wilfre sits within jumping range, making it possible for The Hero to attack while he is hovering. When Wilfre is finally defeated he flickers between forms flashing from his shadow form to [[Sock]], [[Salem]], and then to his Raposa form; after going through all this, Heather is finally released from his hold, and the fight is finished as she and the Hero emerge from the Hall of Darkness, victorious at last.

=={{Icon|Quote}} Quotes==
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{{Quote|text=...What do we have here? Silly Rapos? And their cute wittle creation? You're too late, The Mayor is already done for!}}
{{Quote|text=No one told you a creepy bedtime story about me? Pity... If you insignificant Rapos must know my name, it's Wilfre.}}
{{Quote|text=You can forget about rebuilding this village. I've torn up all the pages in The Book of Life... They should be scattered around the world by now!}}
{{Quote|text=Anyway, I bid you farewell. I have much to attend to.}}
{{Quote|text=To be sure you don't attempt a pathetic rescue, I'll cover this bridge in darkness.}}
{{Quote|text=Hah! You've done well... I guess I underestimated you. I hear The Mayor escaped, thanks to you, Hero. Anyway, I've come for The Book of Life...}}
{{Quote|text=Will he? I guess I have no choice... I have a little surprise for your village. Enjoy!}}
{{Quote|text=Such a sweet lil rapo... I'm coming for your poppy soon.|caption=Wilfre speaking to Mari.}}
{{Quote|text=...You're not.|caption=After hearing Mari question her capability of being Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=You're nothing but a scared wittle rapo... I'm growing tired of these games. You would all be gone if it wasn't for Hero! I'm about to take care of the situation... See how Hero fares against the great tree... Deadwood!}}
{{Quote|text=You're persistent... I'll give you that. Why do you continue to help these... things? You're powerful... They don't deserve your help... No matter... It's almost time.|caption=Upon Angler King's attack.}}
{{Quote|text=They're getting too close... I can't risk them finding me... Not before the task is finished...|caption=Wilfre upon the final section of the village being cleared.}}
{{Quote|text=Oh but I do... I'm here for The Book of Life. I admit, you've done well... but it's only thanks to Hero. This village fell apart under your watch. And it will fall apart under your daughter...|caption=When meeting The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=That won't be necessary... I'll take The Book of Life... and this village will fade away on it's own... Such a sweet wittle Rapo... She can't stop me.|caption=Wilfre saying that harming Mari won't be necessary}}
{{Quote|text=The Book of Life is finally mine...|caption=After killing The Mayor.}}
{{Quote|text=So you made it this far...? My little scorpion friend will take care of you!|caption=Upon meeting The Hero at the final battle.}}
{{Quote|text=Ug!? This has gone on long enough! I'll destroy you myself!|Upon the scorpion's defeat.}}
{{Quote|text=Ooooh! Now prepare to die!|caption=Upon loosing half of his health.}}
{{Quote|text=Ow ow ow! What?! No!!! This cannot be!|caption=Upon loosing all of his health.}}
}}

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{{Quote|text=There will be no hero to save you this time!}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator can't get rid of me that easily... Not while this world still exists!}}
{{Quote|text=You pathetic thing... You have no clue, do you? Don't you realize what I've been doing this whole time?}}
{{Quote|text=A monster? My will shall happen and you will thank me for it. I am this world's savior!}}
{{Quote|text=So you really are The Creator... You don't care about us! Only him...}}
{{Quote|text=I know that this scepter gives me the power to defeat any of your pathetic heroes! Behold its power!!}}
{{Quote|text=You are all fools! Blindly following The Creator...}}
{{Quote|text=You still don't understand... my plan...}}
{{Quote|text=No matter... This city will be in rubble soon enough.}}
{{Quote|text=All the color in the world won't save you then...}}
{{Quote|text=I'd love to stay and chat, but I have more color to obtain.}}
{{Quote|text=Stupid Raposa. There never was a Sock. It's been me the whole time.}}
{{Quote|text=...You have no idea...}}
{{Quote|text=Without the pendant you will never find my castle.}}
{{Quote|text=Goodbye my fellow Raposa. Enjoy a lifetime lost at sea...}}
{{Quote|text=It's true. I never transformed into Mari. She came to me willingly.}}
{{Quote|text=See Mari, he'll never understand...}}
{{Quote|text=Join us, Jowee. Together we can prevent this bleak future.}}
{{Quote|text=Don't listen to him. He is wrong. You know what will happen if we don't fight this.}}
{{Quote|text=Only a fool would abandon her people.}}
{{Quote|text=How can all of you just blindly follow your leaders so easily.}}
{{Quote|text=All because they follow The so called Creator who doesn't even care about you!}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, would you really? You may get your wish.}}
{{Quote|text=Lies?! You have no idea!}}
{{Quote|text=I grow tired of explanations.}}
{{Quote|text=I've built this fortress with one thing in mind and I intend to finish what I've started.}}
{{Quote|text=You're all so foolish! What you're trying to do is futile.}}
{{Quote|text=My time is up? It's not just my time you ignorant Rapo. It's all of your time as well.}}
{{Quote|text=If you succeed in defeating me and return all the color to this world you will all die!}}
{{Quote|text=I never said I would be the one to destroy you.}}
{{Quote|text=The Creator is asking you to give up your lives and families, this world's very existence, and for what?}}
{{Quote|text=Ha, even the non-Raposa sees how ridiculous you all are. You are weak. And you will fail.}}
{{Quote|text=Mindless Bakis, the lot of you! I'll handle this myself once and for all. Try to stop me if you dare!}}
{{Quote|text=Aww, the poor little Hero who lost his color. Frail and weak! Just like the ones that believe in you, but do they really believe? They are too busy looking out for themselves. Risking everything for fame and glory... Hoarding resources, and writing rules to support the structure, instead of the life it was meant to protect. Now, blinded by the beauty of creation, they have lost connection to the world that we create! The perfect storm is at hand, and with this I will end your reign of tyranny once and for all.|caption=Wilfre's speech after beating The Hero in the first half of the battle}}
{{Quote|text=What? No!! This can not be!!|caption=After The Hero's color is restored, and Wilfre's Scepter is destroyed}}
{{Quote|text=I will not let you control us!}}
{{Quote|text=Your power will be your own undoing!}}
{{Quote|text=Now behold my ultimate creation!}}
}}

|-|Drawn to Life: Two Realms=
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{{Quote|text=I found what you were looking for.}}
{{Quote|text=The human realm is different... Night is day, day is night... They have small ears as well.}}
{{Quote|text=I just hope this "Hero" is up to the challenge.}}
{{Quote|text=So... Mari was successful. Maybe they have a chance after all...}}
{{Quote|text=I never imagined it could even be done...}}
{{Quote|text=Hopefully this will buy us some time...}}
{{Quote|text=When the Shadow appears again, I fear the battle won't be so easy.}}
{{Quote|text=One human... One town... Next time, maybe all humans, everywhere.}}
{{Quote|text=Now if you'll excuse me, I have some very important work to tend to... Far away from this little village.}}
{{Quote|text=If I uncover anything of interest... I'll be sure to let you know, mayor.}}
}}
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In another [[5th Cell]] game, ''Lock's Quest, '' a grave for Wilfre can be found in the forest camp. His grave is implied to be haunted by many characters. Oddly enough, after the camp a new type of enemy called the phantom clockwork appears. This bears more of a resemblance to [[Shadow Walker]]s than to normal robotic enemy, being made of a shadowy substance as opposed to the usual metal.
* Along with other religious referencing in the game, Wilfre has been compared to the Biblical account of the angel [[:wikipedia:Lucifer|Lucifer]].
** Lucifer was once the most beautiful angel, but then he wanted to become as great or greater than God, and so was cast down into the darkness and shadows of hell.
** This was later confirmed by Jeremiah Slaczka as Wilfre is meant to represent Satan.
* According to a Game Design Document shared by [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Credits|Ken Capelli]], Wilfre would have made an appearance in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'' after defeating the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], possessing the [[Bad Mannequin]] before it is disassembled and promising to return.
* The official artbook "The Art of 5th Cell" incorrectly states that Wilfre's backstory as a normal Raposa was given in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' rather than in the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]''.
* Wilfre's relationship with Circi has not been confirmed, but it is strongly suggested that they may have been lovers at some point.
** It is also possible that Circi could have simply been a fan of Wilfre, but neither of these possibilities have been explicitly confirmed.
* Wilfre holds his scepter in his left hand, which may suggest that he is left-handed.
* Artwork depicts [[Shadow]] Wilfre as purplish-blue with yellow eyes. His in-game sprite, however, is black with white eyes.
** In the opening of the DS version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', he is depicted as dark purple with white eyes.
* The name Wilfre may be based on the name Wilfred which means "desiring peace". It could also refer to "Free Will."
** Interestingly, the name Salem also means "peace".
** His Japanese name (ウイル ''Uiru'' Will), is also possibly another reference to "free will".
* The arms in most of Wilfre's normal sprites are slightly less exposed than other Raposa's.
** While this could be an error, it could also mean that Wilfre usually has his hands in his pockets.
* Wilfre, the [[Creator]], and [[Heather]] are the only three beings initially aware of the fact that the [[Raposa]] world is a dream by [[Mike]].
** When speaking to Wilfre, the Creator says, “You will not have him. He will fight you. He will win, he is not yours to control.” Wilfre then replies, “…You don’t care about us! Only him...” Also, whilst being pulled into one of Wilfre’s portals, Heather says, “Kemi-Kewa, you must stop Wilfre! Kemi-Kewa!!”; Kemi-Kewa is “Wake Mike” spelt backwards.
*** Interestingly, Mike himself was never aware of the Raposa world being a dream.
* Wilfre is one of the few characters in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'' to speak in the main story but not have a story Imagination Battle.
** The other characters in this category are the [[Creator]], [[Teo]], and [[Cricket]].
*** Of these, Wilfre and the Creator are the only characters to have no Imagination Battles whatsoever.
* An early sprite for Wilfre in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' had tufts of his hair poking out from under his hood. These were later changed to hide his identity<ref>[[File:HeatherWilfreTRSpriteLore.png|50px]]</ref>.

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Wilfre1.png|Meeting Wilfre in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''
Wilfre_Draws_in_BOL.png|Wilfre prior to being consumed by [[Shadow]]
Frame_2.1.png|Wilfre defacing the [[Book of Life]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Frame_2.3.png|Wilfre being consumed by Shadow in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Frame_2.5.png|Wilfre killing the [[Mayor]] in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Portal.png|Wilfre summoning a portal
Wilfre_.png|Wilfre talking to [[Mari]]
WilfreBeamAttack.png|Wilfre's beam attack
GummyWilfre.png|Wilfre in the opening cutscene of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''
FoundTheBookImagine.png|Wilfre meeting Mari on the [[Hidden Beach]] in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''
TheyHaveAChance.png|Wilfre watching [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] use the [[Book of Imagination]] to return to [[Belleview]]
IllBeSureToLetYouKnow.png|Wilfre speaking to Mari and [[Jowee]] after [[Aldark]]'s defeat
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Wilfre concept art.png|Wilfre as he appears in ''The Art of 5thCell''
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Salem.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Salem]]
Sock Art.png|Wilfre disguised as [[Sock]]
Cloud.png|Wilfre on his Ultimate Creation
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WilfrePortrait1.png|A portrait of Wilfre drawn in [[Shadow Palace]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
Wilfre book.png|Wilfre as he appears on the cover of ''The Art of 5thCell''
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|SWFront=[[File:Heather-walk.gif|center]]
|SWBack=[[File:HeatherBackWalk.gif|center]]
|SWLeft=[[File:HeatherWalkLeft.gif|center]]
|SWRight=[[File:HeatherWalkRight.gif|center]]

|SJump=[[File:Heather-jump.gif|center]]
|SFear=[[File:Heather-fear.gif|center]]
|SSad=[[File:HeatherSad.gif|center]]

|NSIdle=[[File:HeatherNoShadow.gif|center]]

|NSLeft=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherSide2.gif|centre]]
|NSRight=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherSide.gif|centre]]

|NSBehind=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherBack.gif|centre]]

|NSWFront=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherWalk.gif|centre]]
|NSWLeft=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherSideWalk2.gif|centre]]
|NSWRight=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherSideWalk.gif|centre]]
|NSWBack=[[File:ShadowlessHeatherBackWalk.gif|centre]]

|PointUp=[[File:Heather point up.gif|center]]
|LoseColor=[[File:HeatherNoColour.gif|center]]
|RevealPendant=[[File:HeatherPendantOut.gif|centre]]
|Pendant=[[File:HeatherPendant.gif|center]]
|ScepterOut=[[File:HeatherSceptreOut.gif|centre]]
|ScepterIdle=[[File:Heather-sceptre.gif|center]]
|ScepterWield1=[[File:HeatherSceptre1.gif|centre]]
|ScepterWield2=[[File:HeatherSceptre2.gif|centre]]
|ScepterTransform=[[File:HeatherSceptreTransform.gif|center]]
|PortalReveal=[[File:HeatherPortalReveal.gif|centre]]
|PortalPull=[[File:HeatherPortalPull.gif|center]]
|PortalClose=[[File:HeatherPortalClose.gif|centre]]
|ScepterShadow=[[File:Shadow-heather-sceptre.gif|center]]

|Transform=[[File:Heather-shadow-transformation.gif|center]]
|Shadow=[[File:Shadow-heather.gif|center]]

|TRIdle=[[File:Heather_idle_down.gif|center]]
|TRIdleBack=[[File:Heather_idle_up.gif|center]]

|TRWalk=[[File:Heather_walk_down.gif|center]]
|TRWalkBack=[[File:Heather_walk_up.gif|center]]

|TRJump=[[File:Heather_celebrate.gif|center]]
|TRSurprised=[[File:Heather_surprised.gif|center]]
|TRHappy=[[File:Heather_happy.gif|center]]
|TRSad=[[File:Heather_sad.gif|center]]
|TRAngry=[[File:Heather_angry.gif|center]]
|TRThinking=[[File:Heather_thinking.gif|center]]

|TRUIdle=[[File:Heathern_idle_down.gif|center]]
|TRUIdleBack=[[File:Heathern_idle_up.gif|center]]

|TRUWalk=[[File:Heathern_walk_down.gif|center]]
|TRUWalkBack=[[File:Heathern_walk_up.gif|center]]

|TRUJump=[[File:Heathern_celebrate.gif|center]]
|TRUSurprised=[[File:Heathern_surprised.gif|center]]
|TRUHappy=[[File:Heathern_happy.gif|center]]
|TRUSad=[[File:Heathern_sad.gif|center]]
|TRUAngry=[[File:Heathern_angry.gif|center]]
|TRUThinking=[[File:Heathern_thinking.gif|center]]
}}
|species = [[Raposa]] ([[Rapoville]]) [[Human]] ([[Belleview]])
|gender = Female
|age = Child (Rapoville) Teen (Belleview)
|fur = Orange
|hair = Yellow
|home = [[Rapoville]]
|role = Protagonist
|family= Sister of [[Mike]] Niece of [[Uncle Owen]]
|status = Alive
|games = {{Icon|DTL}} {{Icon|Wii}} {{Icon|TNC}} {{Icon|TR}}
}}
{{Quote
|text=God... Just bring back my little brother to me.
}}

'''Heather''' is one of the protagonists of the [[Drawn to Life Series]], first appearing in [[Drawn to Life]] and later starring as a main character in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]. Heather is a young, timid [[Raposa]] who hardly speaks, and remains silent for most of the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]''. Her most notable feature is the [[Shadow]] covering the left half of her face. Heather was held captive by [[Frostwind]] in the [[Snow Gate]] in the original Drawn to Life and she was later possessed by [[Wilfre]] in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''. Heather was taught to speak by [[Crazy Barks]] and she quickly learns from him being able to speak in full sentences by the time she is possessed.

However, in reality, '''Heather''' is not a Raposa, but a [[Human]] who was sent to the Raposa realm after a severe car accident. In the Human realm, Heather is older and more outgoing than her Raposa self, and she takes responsibility for her younger brother, [[Mike]]. As Mike was recovering, Heather stayed by his side, showing her compassion and love for him. Four years after the crash, Heather was influenced by [[Aldark]]'s [[Shadow]] in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', but she is saved by the [[Hero]]. Heather would go on to help the Hero save Mike after the latter was influenced by Aldark's shadow.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
In her Raposa form, Heather is depicted with orange fur and has blonde hair. While she was infected by [[Shadow]], the left side of her head appears completely darkened. Heather wears a green, collared dress with a white, puffy underskirt peeking out.. At the beginning of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', Heather wears a [[Heather's Pendant|ruby pendant]] around her neck, and during ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'', she carries a croquet mallet. After being rescued from Wilfre, the shadow on Heather's head disappears.

In her Human form, Heather appears much older. She has blonde hair styled in bangs with a small cowlick on top of her head. She wears a green jacket with a white undershirt and pink pants and brown shoes, reminiscent of her Raposa form.

== {{Icon|Book}} Story ==
===Before Drawn to Life===
Heather grew up in [[Belleview]] with her parents and younger brother, [[Mike]]. Eventually, a travelling carnival was invited to visit the town, so the family went to visit. While at the carnival, the kids had won two plush animals resembling [[Mari]] and [[Jowee]]. On their way home, a heavy storm began, and that, along with an unpaved road and some reckless driving, caused a major car accident between the family and [[Deputy Snyder]], killing Heather's parents, putting Mike in a coma, and severely injuring Heather.

===''Drawn to Life''===
In ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', Heather is first seen while the [[Hero]] is fighting [[Frostwind]], as she had been captured some time before. She will occasionally drop [[Heart]]s and [[Snowshooter|Snowballs]] for the Hero to use, and after Frostwind is defeated, she comes to [[Rapoville]] with the Hero. Back in the village, Heather does not speak, and [[Jowee]] is scared of her due to the [[Shadow]] on her face. She hides from the other villagers, but when she is found by the Hero, the [[Mayor]] appoints Jowee as her guardian.

Throughout the game, Heather is seen with Jowee, although he tries to leave her on multiple occasions, such as when he runs into the [[Forest Gate]] and when he has a moment with [[Mari]] on the [[Secret Beach]]. By the end of the game, Heather becomes friends with [[Crazy Barks]], and she begins to learn how to speak from him.

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''===
{{NoncanonSection|boxcolor=#319418}}
In the non-canon ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'', Heather is able to speak in full sentences, and Heather and [[Crazy Barks]] are much closer, as she is the only one who can translate his barks. She is first seen when the [[Book of Life]] goes missing, and she explains that Crazy Barks took it because he sensed danger in [[Rapoville|the village]]. Throughout the game, she stands with Barks by the windmill until he goes missing. [[Circi]] and [[Jowee]] tell her to stay with Mari while Jowee and the Hero explore [[Shadow City (Level)|Shadow City]] to find him. When the two are reunited, Heather explains that Crazy Barks found a path to the [[Shadow Labyrinth]].

===''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''===
====As a Raposa====
''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' begins with Heather having a nightmare about [[Wilfre]] returning and draining the color from a picnic she had with [[Mari]] and [[Jowee]]. When she wakes up, she decides to go on a walk through [[Rapoville]] to the [[Secret Beach]], where she finds a treasure chest with a [[Wilfre's Scepter|strange scepter]] inside. This causes [[Wilfre]] to possess her body, kickstarting his plans.

The next morning, Jowee and Mari ask the villagers if they had seen Heather than day, when the [[Color]] suddenly starts to drain from the village. Wilfre appears, kidnapping some of the villagers, but as he escapes in a portal, Heather briefly pulls away from him, leaving Jowee with a cryptic message - "Kemi-Kewa!" As Wilfre pulls her away, she leaves [[Heather's Pendant|her pendant]] with Jowee, and he takes it with the remaining villagers to [[Turtle Rock]].

Throughout the story, Heather's Pendant guides Jowee and the remaining villagers to [[Watersong]], [[Lavasteam]], and [[Galactic Jungle]], but Wilfre, disguised as [[Sock]], eventually throws it off the vessel, seemingly leaving the group stranded. When the group arrives at [[Wilfre's Wasteland]] and the [[Hero]] defeats Wilfre once and for all, Heather is left behind, now shadowless, and she returns to Jowee. When the group returns to a restored Rapoville, Heather is present as the [[Creator]] ignites the [[Eternal Flame]], waking [[Mike]] up.

====As a Human====
Meanwhile, while the events of this game had been happening, Heather's human form had been resting with [[Mike]] in the hospital with bandages covering the left side of her face. She had been desperately praying to [[Creator|God]] to bring Mike back. Before Mike wakes up, a police officer comes into their room to ask Heather some questions about the crash and asking her to draw what she remembered from that day. As she draws her picture for the officer, Mike wakes up from his coma. She rushes over to his side and hugs him as the officer alerts a nurse that Mike had woken up.
{{NoncanonSection|boxcolor=#319418}}
In later editions, the credits scenes depict vastly different events leading to Mike's presence in the Raposa's world. The replacement storyline is significantly less dramatic, depicts very little injury, and does not result in the death of Heather and Mike's parents.

As the credit scene depicts, Heather, her parents, and her brother [[Mike]] go camping together one night. During the trip, Heather and Mike are trying to catch fireflies. When Mike climbs up a tree to reach a firefly, he steps on a weak branch and falls to the ground. The impact knocks him unconscious. As their parents run over to check on [[Mike]], Heather begins to pray to the [[Creator|God]], asking for Mike to wake up. He does so almost immediately, and the siblings embrace.

===In between The Next Chapter and Two Realms===
[[Mike]] is discharged from the hospital by the time Heather's bandages are removed, and the two of them go to live with their [[Uncle Owen]] in [[Belleview]]. At the memorial service for Heather's parents, a fight erupts after the villagers blame each other for the accident, proving to Heather that the villagers didn't care about her or her brother, only their own guilt. Heather also notices [[Aly]] beginning to spend more and more time with Mike.

===''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''===
Four years later and shortly before the events of ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', Heather is influenced by [[Aldark]]'s [[Shadow]], bringing out the negative emotions within her. When she is first seen in the game, [[Mike]] meets her outside [[Mr. Esow]]'s shop with the [[Hero]]. She complains about how Mike is always late and unreliable, but the Hero uses the [[Book of Imagination]] to clear the shadow from her mind, calming her down.

Some time later, Heather is worried about Mike, who was sleeping all morning after visiting [[Rapoville]]. She wakes him up with the Hero, and she tells him that [[Aly]] called. After Mike runs out to meet Aly, Heather talks with the Hero, believing them to be a new resident of [[Belleview]]. She explains that the villagers had been acting weird since the accident, asking the Hero to not judge them too much.

After Mike and Aly are both influenced by Aldark's shadow, she asks the Hero to go find Mike and bring him home. After Mike comes home, Heather asks him what happened, and he gets angry, brushing her off and leaving her alone with the Hero. Upset, she explains how the carnival impacted her family and the town. She asks the Hero to go talk to Aly in hopes that they could resolve whatever had happened.

Later on, Heather, Aly, and [[Tony]] discuss how Mike had seemingly disappeared through a portal, although Heather and Aly don't believe him. After the Hero finds Mike in Rapoville and they both return to Belleview, Heather watches on as Mike finally confronts [[Deputy Snyder]] about the accident, blaming the officer for his parent's deaths. The Hero clears the Shadow from both of their minds, and Heather takes Mike home.

=={{Icon|BoI}} Imagination Battle==
<tabber>
|-|Sibling Revelry=
{{Quote
|text=Looks like Heather's about to blow a gasket! Better give Mike a hand!
|character=Level Description
}}
Heather's Imagination Battle in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] is named '''Sibling Revelry'''. It is the third story level in the game, and has three segments. After exploring [[Belleview]], the [[Hero]] watches as [[Mike]] meets Heather outside [[Mr. Esow's Shop]]. She berates him for being late, not being dependable, and missing one of her birthdays. The Hero steps in before Heather can get any madder and enters her mind. Afterwards, she apologizes for what she said and asks Mike about the groceries they need to buy.

====Enemies====
<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|-
! [[Megamini]] !! [[Acorn Baki]] !! [[Bounce]] !! [[Rolly]]
|-
| [[File:Megamini_toy.png|50px|center|link=Megamini]] || [[File:Acorn_Baki_toy.png|50px|center|link=Acorn Baki]] || [[File:Bounce_toy.png|center|75px|link=Bounce]] || [[File:Rolly_toy.png|75px|link=Rolly]]
|}
</center>

====Build Mode====
In Build Mode, the player is given a [[Bounce]] and three [[Megamini]]s. One possible solution is for the player to put a Megamini on each of the first two floating platforms, place the Bounce on the third, and the final Megamini on the fourth.
{{Quote
|text=Nice! Now to make sure Mike doesn't miss any more birthdays.
|character=Completion Text
}}
{{IBNav
|prev=[[Tony#Imagination Battle|Scooter Thieves Beware]]
|next=[[Mr. Esow#Imagination Battle|Blaming Bigwig]]
|boxcolor=#319418
}}
|-|Sibling Apologist=
{{Quote
|text=Heather needs some help apologizing, and apologizing to siblings is always the hardest.
|character=Level Description
}}
'''Sibling Apologist''' is Heather's optional Imagination Battle, unlocked in Creative Pack #2. It has one segment, and takes place within her mind.

====Rewards====
:'''One Star''' (400 points): 100 [[Rapo-Coins]]
:'''Two Stars''' (1200 points): Ballerina Shoes [[Sticker]]
:'''Three Stars''' (2000 points): Ninja Mask [[Sticker]]

====Required Enemies====
<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|-
! [[Dreamer]] (X 2) !! [[Grabber]]
|-
| [[File:HumanDreamer.png|50px|center|link=Dreamer]] || [[File:Grabber_toy.png|50px|center|link=Grabber]]
|}
</center>

For this level, the player is required to place four toys and guide the [[Dreamer]]s to the goal.
</tabber>

== {{Icon|Quote}} Quotes ==
<tabber>
|-|Drawn to Life =
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=...|caption=Heather's dialog for most of the first game.}}
{{Quote|text=HERORESCUEDMEFROMSCARYDRAGON!|caption=Heather's first "word" after being taught how to speak by [[Crazy Barks]].}}
{{Quote|text=Wapo...|caption=Heather after the completion of the first game.}}
}}
|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) =
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=Crazybarks says he smelled danger. He had to protect the Book.|caption=After the [[Book of Life]] goes missing at the beginning of the game.}}
{{Quote|text=Hero, do you like cupcakes?}}
{{Quote|text=Jowee! Crazybarks has gone through the Shadow Gate!|caption=After the level Shadow City Outer Walls is completed.}}
{{Quote|text=What's that, boy? You found a path to the Shadow Labyrinth?|caption=Heather translating Crazybarks after he is retrieved from the Shadow Gate.}}
{{Quote|text=LA-LA-LA-LA-LA!}}
{{Quote|text=Hero, I saw Mari crying the other day.}}
{{Quote|text=Such a curious turn of events. Life is so full of mystery. You are kind as you are brave. Thank you!|caption=Heather after the final boss is defeated.}}
}}
|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)=
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=It was dark and raining We were near a forest I was wearing the coat A dark monster Thick black smoke We were alone... I was holding on to him I tried to look away It all happened so fast|caption=All of Heather's possible responses to the police officer.}}
{{Quote|text=Creator... Just bxrnu acck ii gggitl bfahrr uo em|caption=Heather's prayer at the beginning of the game}}
{{Quote|text=Kemi-Kewa, you must stop Wilfre! Kemi-Kewa!!|caption=Upon being pulled into Wilfre's vortex.}}
{{Quote|text=God... Just bring back my little brother to me|caption=Heather's prayer at the end of the game}}
}}
|-|Drawn to Life: Two Realms=
{{ScrollBox
|width=auto
|content=
{{Quote|text=You're always late. I can't depend on you for anything!}}
{{Quote|text=It just goes to show how little you care... I had a balloon set up for you and everything...}}
{{Quote|text=Sorry for yelling at you. Not sure why I was so upset.}}
{{Quote|text=Aly just called. She wanted to meet you at the Park.}}
{{Quote|text=Mike! I don't know what's gotten into you… but you should apologize!}}
{{Quote|text=Raposa? Why does that name sound so familiar?}}
{{Quote|text=It all started after… after the Carnival... a few years ago.}}
{{Quote|text=After the car accident, Mike woke up and everyone was thankful… But our parents were still gone. The whole town came out for the memorial service. Mike was obviously upset… One thing led to another, and before you knew it, the whole town started blaming each other. Why did they ever invite the carnival to visit? Should they have repaved the road the accident occurred on? No one really thought of my brother, just themselves. How to make their own guilt go away. It's gone downhill since then. Mike blames himself for causing it, but it's not his fault. Aly was the only one that took the time to care. So, it's not a surprise that he's taking this hard.|captions=Heather explaining the accident to the [[Hero]]}}
{{Quote|text=Tony claims that Mike disappeared... through some kind of... portal.}}
{{Quote|text=You seem familiar... Do you live nearby?|caption=Heather's early game dialogue}}
{{Quote|text=I'm glad you are here, Hero!|caption=Heather's mid-game dialogue}}
{{Quote|text=Hope you'll be staying around a while to keep us company, Hero!|caption=Heather's late game dialogue}}
{{Quote|text=I feel bad that I yelled at Mike earlier. But I don't know how to apologize for it.|caption=Before attempting Sibling Apologist}}
{{Quote|text=Will he even accept an apology? I was pretty mean.|caption=After failing Sibling Apologist}}
{{Quote|text=I should just be up front and say I was wrong I think.|caption=After clearing Sibling Apologist}}
}}
</tabber>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Based on [[Mike]]'s full name, Heather's full name is likely '''Heather Row'''.<ref name="identifier">[[File:MikeName.png|100px]]</ref>
* Heather was the one who drew the pictures at the beginning of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''.
** This means that the player has played as the [[Creator]], the [[Hero]], and Heather.
* In the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', when Heather looks to the right of the screen, it shows her right side so it should not show the black side of her head, yet it still does.
** This was fixed in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
* In the [[Human]] realm, Heather is [[Mike]]'s older sister, while in the [[Raposa]] realm, she appears to be younger than him.
** The Japanese version of Two Realms, however, sets Heather as Mike's younger sibling in the Human realm<ref>[[File:WikipediaJapanDTLTR.PNG|300px]] "In the previous work, "The Next Chapter", she was set as Mike's older sister, but in the Japanese version of this work, she is translated as "younger sister""</ref>.
* The half of Heather's face that is covered in Shadow may represent the bandages that she is seen with in the canon ending when Mike wakes from his coma.
** Since this side of her face is healed after the [[Wilfre|final boss]], this may imply Heather's face in the Human realm was healed at the same time.
* Throughout the second game, Wilfre will sometimes show Heather who states, "Kemi-Kewa", which is an anagram for "Wake Mike".
* During the events of the first game, Heather is one of the only main characters to move around the village.
* Heather's picture on the cover of ''The Art of 5th Cell'' is mirrored such that the Shadow is on the right side of her face instead of the left.
** This is because the final cover art was flipped later in development, as seen by earlier drafts.
* Heather shares her name with a character from an earlier [[5th Cell]] game, [https://archive.org/details/mini-poccha-2003 Mini Poccha].
** She also shares her internal name with a character in [[:wikipedia:Lock's Quest|Lock's Quest]] - "[https://locksquest.fandom.com/wiki/Heathern Heathern]".
** According to [[Drawn to Life Credits|Jeremiah Slaczka]], she was named after a real-world friend of his.
* She is one of the few Raposa to not have their idle sprite replaced in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
** She shares this trait with [[Cookie]], [[NavyJ]], and [[Farmer Brown]].
* It is possible that Heather could have been inspired by the Norse goddess [[:wikipedia:Hel|Hel]], as she also has a face that is half black, and is rescued in the snow world, representing Hel's powers of ice.
* She is one of four characters to sing in the series. The others being [[Mari]], [[Jowee]] and [[Rose]].
* According to a line of dialogue in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'', Heather is unaware that half of her face is covered in Shadow.
** It is unknown if this is true for the canon games.
* In the Wii game, Heather carries a croquet racquet as a reference to the musical [[:wikipedia:Heathers (musical)|Heathers]].
** Heather was originally going to be much more inspired by this musical for the Wii game, but she was changed to better resemble her appearance in Drawn to Life.
* Heather's Raposa form was originally planned to appear in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]],'' but she was cut so that the Raposa and Human forms of Heather could be the same being.
** Raposa Heather is named "Heathern" internally.
* According to the Raposa-Human counterpart document used during development, Heather was meant to be 12 years old.<ref>[[File:ConnectionSheet1.jpg|50px]]</ref>.
** This carried over into her early sprites, as she was originally sprited to be younger<ref>[[File:HeatherWilfreTRSpriteLore.png|50px]]</ref>.
* [[Wilfre]], the [[Creator]], and Heather are the only three beings initially aware of the fact that the [[Raposa]] world is a dream by [[Mike]].
** Interestingly, Mike himself was never aware of the Raposa world being a dream.

== {{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
<center>
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Heather.png|Heather finding treasure
HeatherWithEvilStick.png|Heather holding [[Wilfre's Scepter]]
DTL2Ending_3.png
DTL2Ending_6.png
DTL2Ending_9.png
DTL2Ending_10.png
DTL2Ending_12.png
DTL2_Ending2_2.png
DTL2_Ending2_3.png
DTL2_Ending2_4.png
DTL2_Ending2_7.png
DTL2_Ending2_10.png
DTL2_Ending2_12.png
</gallery>

|-|Wii Game=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
HeatherWii.png|Heather in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
HeatherWii2.png
HeatherTalkSprite.png|Heather's talksprite in ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
</gallery>

|-|Imagination Battles=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
-3SiblingRevelry.png|Sibling Revelry Title Card
SR1.png|Sibling Revelry, Part 1
SR2.png|Sibling Revelry, Part 2
SR3.png|Sibling Revelry, Part 3
SiblingApologistTitle.png|Sibling Apologist Title Card
SiblingApologist.jpg|Sibling Apologist
TRFORESTBG.png|The Forest Biome used for Sibling Revelry.
TRARCADEBG.png|The Arcade biome used for Sibling Apologist.
</gallery>

|-|Concept Art=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
HeatherConcept1.png|Heather as she appears in "The Art of 5thCell."
HeatherConcept2.png|Heather as she appears in "The Art of 5thCell."
HeatherConcept3.png|Heather as she appears in "The Art of 5thCell."
HeatherEmoteConcept_Smile.png|Official Emotion Concept Art
HeatherEmoteConcept_Smile2.png
HeatherEmoteConcept_Wink.png
HeatherEmoteConcept_Shock.png
HeatherEmoteConcept_Shock2.png
HeatherEmoteConcept_Angry.png
Fullheather.png
</gallery>

|-|Beta and Unused=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
HeathersWii1.jpg|An early model of Heather for ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]''
HeathersWii2.jpg|An early model of Heather for ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''
Ending_12_03.jpg|An early version of a still seen in [[Real Life]]
HeathernIB.png|Practical Prankster, an Imagination Battle for Heather's unused [[Raposa]] form
YoungHeatherSprites.png|Sprites of a younger Heather used early in development
</gallery>

|-|Misc=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Heathers Pendant Alpha.png|Heather's [[Pendant]]
Redpendant2.png|Heather holding her Pendant
JoweeHouseFront.png|Heather in front of [[Jowee's House]]
25uij2h.jpg.png|Heather with [[Mari]] and [[Jowee]]
HeatherScream.gif|Heather screaming in the dream sequence of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''
</gallery>

</tabber>
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=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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[[Category:Rapoville]]
[[Category:Belleview]]
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