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Isaac was originally a citizen of [[Rapoville]] and ran the local [[Isaac's Shop|shop]]. When [[Wilfre]] drew in the Book of Life, Isaac stayed for a while; however, eventually the [[Eternal Flame]] went out, causing his shop to be covered with darkness. His daughter, [[Cindi]], also went missing, so Isaac left with his wife, [[Mya]], to rescue her and searched in the [[Snow Fields]]. They eventually encountered [[Wilfre]], and he locked them in Shadow Cages. | Isaac was originally a citizen of [[Rapoville]] and ran the local [[Isaac's Shop|shop]]. When [[Wilfre]] drew in the Book of Life, Isaac stayed for a while; however, eventually the [[Eternal Flame]] went out, causing his shop to be covered with darkness. His daughter, [[Cindi]], also went missing, so Isaac left with his wife, [[Mya]], to rescue her and searched in the [[Snow Fields]]. They eventually encountered [[Wilfre]], and he locked them in Shadow Cages. | ||
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Isaac is first seen with Mya debating with The Mayor over whether they should leave the village. The two storm off in anger at him which begins the search for Cindi. | Isaac is first seen with Mya debating with The Mayor over whether they should leave the village. The two storm off in anger at him which begins the search for Cindi. | ||
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The Hero rescues them from the Shadow as they return to the village. Isaac runs the store again for all the Raposa to shop. Eventually, he refuses to sell [[Chef Cookie]] a mayonnaise jar for his cooking causing the two to have a strong hatred towards each other. At the end of the game, Isaac is shown giving the jar to Cookie despite the fact he can't pay for it. | The Hero rescues them from the Shadow as they return to the village. Isaac runs the store again for all the Raposa to shop. Eventually, he refuses to sell [[Chef Cookie]] a mayonnaise jar for his cooking causing the two to have a strong hatred towards each other. At the end of the game, Isaac is shown giving the jar to Cookie despite the fact he can't pay for it. | ||
| + | === Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter === | ||
| + | When Wilfre drains all the color from Rapoville, Isaac is one of the few Raposa to not be kidnapped by the portals. He boards the [[Turtle Rock]] along with everyone else to be the owner of the new store that they find there. | ||
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=== Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) === | === Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) === | ||
Isaac lives happily in his shop until [[Circi]] secretly steals all of the items in the village. She steals the shop's door and this causes Isaac to be angry. The Hero finds the door in the Jangala Woods. Isaac thanks The Hero again. Throughout the game, Isaac will ask the player requests which they can optionally complete. | Isaac lives happily in his shop until [[Circi]] secretly steals all of the items in the village. She steals the shop's door and this causes Isaac to be angry. The Hero finds the door in the Jangala Woods. Isaac thanks The Hero again. Throughout the game, Isaac will ask the player requests which they can optionally complete. | ||
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|text = Wait here while I do some modifications. | |text = Wait here while I do some modifications. | ||
|caption = Isaac upgrading [[Hero|The Hero]]'s weapon. | |caption = Isaac upgrading [[Hero|The Hero]]'s weapon. | ||
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| + | |text = Look at all this merchandise! with a little tender love and care, this can be my new shop! | ||
| + | |caption = When first talked to before playing [[Forgotten Library]]. | ||
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| + | |text = Come back later. I need some time to fix up the place. | ||
| + | |caption = When talked to again before playing [[Forgotten Library]]. | ||
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|text = Oh, thank you! What a beautiful door! Now I can finally get into my shop! <br> Hero, if you ever need anything, please come to my shop! You are always welcome! | |text = Oh, thank you! What a beautiful door! Now I can finally get into my shop! <br> Hero, if you ever need anything, please come to my shop! You are always welcome! | ||
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Revision as of 21:13, 23 June 2022
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| Isaac | |
| Characteristics | |
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| Species | Raposa |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | Adult |
| Fur Color | Orange Tan (Two Realms) |
| Information | |
| Home | Rapoville |
| Story Role | Shopkeeper Husband of Mya Father of Cindi |
| Occupation | N/A |
| Status | Alive |
| Game(s) |    
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–Isaac
Isaac is a recurring character in the Drawn to Life series. His shop is where players can spend Rapo-Coins on Weapon upgrades, Music, stamps, templates, and Abilities.
Isaac is polite, inventive, and kind; however, he is prone to a pessimistic outlook when faced with negative events or outcomes. He upgrades The Hero's various shooting weapons, showing he is quite resourceful and technologically intelligent.
Chef Cookie and he have an ongoing argument as Cookie sees him as miserly and greedy, mainly because Isaac wanted Cookie to pay more for mayonnaise jars, which Cookie had not been doing.
Appearance
Isaac has orange fur and glasses that covers his eyes. He wears a white shirt, yellow jacket, and blue jeans. On his shop sprite, his fur appears tan, and wears dungarees instead.
In Drawn to Life: Two Realms, his fur is simply tan.
Story
Drawn to Life
Isaac was originally a citizen of Rapoville and ran the local shop. When Wilfre drew in the Book of Life, Isaac stayed for a while; however, eventually the Eternal Flame went out, causing his shop to be covered with darkness. His daughter, Cindi, also went missing, so Isaac left with his wife, Mya, to rescue her and searched in the Snow Fields. They eventually encountered Wilfre, and he locked them in Shadow Cages.
Isaac is first seen with Mya debating with The Mayor over whether they should leave the village. The two storm off in anger at him which begins the search for Cindi.
The Hero rescues them from the Shadow as they return to the village. Isaac runs the store again for all the Raposa to shop. Eventually, he refuses to sell Chef Cookie a mayonnaise jar for his cooking causing the two to have a strong hatred towards each other. At the end of the game, Isaac is shown giving the jar to Cookie despite the fact he can't pay for it.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
When Wilfre drains all the color from Rapoville, Isaac is one of the few Raposa to not be kidnapped by the portals. He boards the Turtle Rock along with everyone else to be the owner of the new store that they find there.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Isaac lives happily in his shop until Circi secretly steals all of the items in the village. She steals the shop's door and this causes Isaac to be angry. The Hero finds the door in the Jangala Woods. Isaac thanks The Hero again. Throughout the game, Isaac will ask the player requests which they can optionally complete.
Quotes
Trivia
- Isaac is referred to as botWILHEM within Drawn to Life's code.
- Mya strangely did not appear in the sequel and Isaac does not react.
- It is possible (but unconfirmed) that Mya, Galileo, and the generic Raposa characters were drained of their color during Wilfre's attack on the village, or were possibly sucked into Wilfre’s portals and were simply not found during the events of the sequel.
- If the former is true, these characters most likely were restored of their color at the end of the game, when the Eternal Flame is once again lit, and the color is restored.
- It is possible (but unconfirmed) that Mya, Galileo, and the generic Raposa characters were drained of their color during Wilfre's attack on the village, or were possibly sucked into Wilfre’s portals and were simply not found during the events of the sequel.
- Isaac somewhat resembles the character Maurice from Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
- This is supported by the fact that he is a tinkerer who does not work with electricity.
- Also, he has his daughter, Cindi, as Maurice has his daughter, Belle.
- His sprite appears to be wearing blue jeans, however in his shop he is wearing dungarees.
- This was fixed in the Wii version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
Media
Isaac talking about his shop.
Isaac talking about a lack of food supplies in his shop.
Isaac talking about Jowee's disappearance in the Twilite Wood.
Isaac in his shop on Turtle Rock.
Isaac sitting with his daughter, Cindi.
Isaac's animation in his shop.
Isaac's Wii appearance.
Isaac's talksprite in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
Isaac as seen in the Raposa Sports minigames.
Isaac as he appears in the pause screen of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
