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| − | Zsasha does not formally appear until [[Treetop Village]], though the villagers, mainly [[Circi]], believe that he is behind the missing objects in the village. [[Mari]] sends the [[Hero]] and [[Jowee]] to [[Jangala]] to find him, but they only find his mask. Once the two of them make it to the Treetop Village to meet with the [[Monkey King]], they find that the Monkey King had kidnapped Zsasha due to the King's fear of [[Shadow | + | Zsasha does not formally appear until [[Treetop Village]], though the villagers, mainly [[Circi]], believe that he is behind the missing objects in the village. [[Mari]] sends the [[Hero]] and [[Jowee]] to [[Jangala]] to find him, but they only find his mask. Once the two of them make it to the Treetop Village to meet with the [[Monkey King]], they find that the Monkey King had kidnapped Zsasha due to the King's fear of [[Shadow Walker]]s. After the Hero defeats the Walkers, the Monkey King thanks them by releasing Zsasha and gifting them the [[Crystal Mask]]. When Zsasha makes it back to [[Rapoville]], he informs Mari that a Shadowy Figure had attempted to steal the mask, leading the villagers to believe that [[Wilfre]] had returned. |
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Revision as of 12:08, 31 March 2024
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| Zsasha | |
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Species | Raposa |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | Adult |
| Fur Color | Light Grey |
| Information | |
| Home | Rapoville |
| Story Role | Thief |
| Occupation | N/A |
| Status | Alive |
| Game(s) |    
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Do not tell anyone you saved me!”
–Zsasha
Zsasha is a Raposa who appears in most games in the Drawn to Life Series. A Raposa thief and Cricket's rival, Zsasha can usually be found stirring up trouble in one way or another. He claims that he cannot be caught, but usually feels bad for what he has done and ends up giving back what he steals. At the end of Drawn to Life, Zsasha reforms and begins to care for a young RapoGirl, who calls him "Zasha" or "Zwasha."
As a master thief, Zsasha is as stealthy as the night, yet his goals and ambitions are rather mixed up. Instead of keeping the items he steals, Zsasha ends up expressing remorse for his actions and usually returns them to their original owners. Although his actions are illegal, the thief is not evil at heart and he seems to just be a kleptomaniac with no intention of hurting anyone, and is just driven by the need to steal. Zsasha has also shown a much softer and protective side when he took a lone Raposa girl under his wing and begins to care for her. He is now mostly reformed, but occasionally loses control over his weakness for thievery, fueling his long-standing rivalry with the chief of police, Cricket.
Appearance
Zsasha is an adult male Raposa with light-grey fur. He is a master of the night and always dresses in purple clothing to further his stealth. He also has a black belt with a golden buckle that appears to serve no use. Zsasha accessorizes himself with a tied-on mask that matches his clothing.
In his Wii form, Zsasha's clothes and mask are colored in a more purple tint.
Story
Before Drawn to Life
Not much is known about Zsasha's background before the events of Drawn to Life; however, he obviously has a long history with Cricket. After Wilfre's tearing of the Book of Life, he was at some point captured and imprisoned by Shadow in the Twilite Wood.
Drawn to Life
Zsasha is first seen in Drawn to Life when he is rescued by The Hero in the Twilite Wood, but when they get back to the village, instead of going to see The Mayor as the other recovered residents do, Zsasha does not come out. He remains in the Gate until later that night, when he exits. Using the newly drawn cover of the night, Zsasha steals Cookie's cutlery, Farmer Brown's Banya seeds, and the flower that Jowee planned on giving to Mari at the festival. After these items were reported missing, the Mayor sends the Hero out to find the Moon page from the Book of Life.
Using the illumination of the light of the moon, The Hero (along with the recently rescued Cricket) mount an investigation to find the missing items and the thief. Each time Zsasha is uncovered, he returns another item he has stolen; however, Jowee's Flower is not retrieved and the festival is approaching quickly. Zsasha remains at large as The Hero goes out and saves NavyJ, while Jowee runs out of time, as the famous singer is set as the entertainment for Mari's mayor training celebration. As Jowee gives Mari his backup gift (a book about whales) Zsasha comes out into the open, returns the flower, and escapes once more.
At the end of the game, Cricket finally catches Zsasha, but finds that his rival has been taking care of a young Raposa girl. With this revelation, Cricket decides to allow Zsasha to stay in the village, albeit always keeping the thief under his watchful eye.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
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Zsasha does not formally appear until Treetop Village, though the villagers, mainly Circi, believe that he is behind the missing objects in the village. Mari sends the Hero and Jowee to Jangala to find him, but they only find his mask. Once the two of them make it to the Treetop Village to meet with the Monkey King, they find that the Monkey King had kidnapped Zsasha due to the King's fear of Shadow Walkers. After the Hero defeats the Walkers, the Monkey King thanks them by releasing Zsasha and gifting them the Crystal Mask. When Zsasha makes it back to Rapoville, he informs Mari that a Shadowy Figure had attempted to steal the mask, leading the villagers to believe that Wilfre had returned.
Challenges
Throughout the game, certain Raposa will give the Hero certain challenges to complete. Zsasha offers the Hero some extra collectibles for six specific levels. Specifically, he asks the Hero to get him treasures. The specific challenges are show below:
 Shadow Labyrinth Discover the Bubblegum Ring |
 Shadow Palace Discover the Lava Lamp |
 Crystal Caverns Discover the Hideout Sign |
 Frozenini Discover the Crystal Comb |
 Floating Meadows Discover the Tennis Racquet |
 Balancing Rock Garden Discover the Propeller Helmet |
Zsasha's Mask
| Zsasha's Mask | |
| Use | A mask for Zsasha |
| Village Object | No |
| Retrieved | Jangala Floor |
| Location | Jangala |
| Games |
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Zsasha's Mask is an item in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that is found in the level Jangala Floor.
After traversing through Jangala Floor, Jowee and the Hero find Zsasha's Mask near the gate back to Rapoville. After they talk to Mari and Circi, they determine that they need more evidence to pin Zsasha as their thief, and they send the duo back into Jangala.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
In the DS sequel, Zsasha returns, as a resident o Rapoville. When Wilfre returns and steals the village's color, the reformed thief is transported to Galactic Jungle, where, after being chased by Cricket, is arrested by the S.P.U.D. for running in a clearly marked no-run zone.
Zsasha is later rescued from Techno Spires by the Creation Hero and lives on the Turtle Rock Village.
Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Four years later, Zsasha has given up on being a criminal and has started to work with Cricket, presumably as a deputy. He also spent some time training with Jowee, although he still doesn't see Jowee as a friend.
Imagination Battle
–Level Description
Sneaky is an optional battle in Drawn to Life: Two Realms, has one segment, and takes place inside Zsasha's mind.
Rewards
- One Star (500 points): 30 Rapo-Coins
- Two Stars (1500 points): 50 Rapo-Coins
- Three Stars (2500 points): Twin Swords Sticker
Required Enemies
- None
Build Mode
For this level, the player is required to place 5 toys and defeat all possible toys.
Quotes
Trivia
- He apparently has the ability to see in the dark, as he stole all the items before the Hero retrieved the Moon page. No-one else except the Hero could see at the time.
- This may be the reason why his eyes look different to other Raposa.
- According to Cricket, he has been searching for Zsasha for his entire career.
- At one point in Drawn to Life, Cricket compares Zsasha to a shadow.
- It is impossible to avoid collecting the Rapo-Coins in front of Zsasha when rescuing him in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
- When Zsasha is on Turtle Rock, the player cannot talk to him because he is in an inaccessible tree.
- After completing every side-quest in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), the player can talk to Zsasha in Rapoville to receive the Sword.
- Zsasha is one of the few returning characters to not have any dialogue during cutscenes in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
- He shares this trait with Count Choco and Unagi.
Media
Zsasha's Wii model.
Zsasha's talksprite in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
Render of Zsasha from the Wii game.
Zsasha leaving a house.
Zsasha's Hideout in the Wii game.
Zsasha hiding in an inaccessible spot in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
Zsasha outside Mari's House at night in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
