Circi
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Circi | |
Characteristics | |
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Species | Raposa Shadow |
Gender | Female |
Age | Adult |
Fur Color | Orange Fur
Red Hair |
Information | |
Home | Rapoville Shadow City (Formerly, Birthplace) |
Role | Protagonist Main Antagonist Deputy Mayor |
Last Known Status | Unknown (Presumably Deceased) |
Game(s) | ![]() ![]() |
Not to be confused with Cindi.
–Circi
Circi was Mari's deputy mayor of Rapoville in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii). At first, Circi seemed to be a helpful, yet cautious, deputy mayor to Mari. Throughout the game, she feels as if Rapoville is too dependent on the Creator and is quick to pin others for crimes without real evidence. However, once all the Artifacts of Power were collected, she revealed herself to be Wilfre's lover, and revealed all the conflict in the game to be a result of her plan to revive Wilfre. However, she forgets what he looks like while trying to draw him onto the Bad Mannequin and created the Giant Scribble Monster.
Appearance[edit]
Circi is a female Raposa with orange fur and long red hair. She wore a black dress with white lace and buttons and a red earring in one ear. In her Shadow form, her entire body becomes black and her eyes become white, much like Wilfre. Her earring does not change.
Story[edit]
Circi was born in Shadow City, but had to evacuate to Rapoville as a baby due to the emergence of Shadow creatures. She fled Rapoville with her family when Wilfre defaced the Book of Life, but returned after the events of the first game. She was then appointed as Mari's deputy mayor. She is first seen when the Book of Life goes missing, and she stands with Mari as she prays for a Hero. When they learn that Crazy Barks has the Book, Circi is reluctant to go after him, but she does, learning the history of Wilfre in the process. After this, she asks the Hero and Jowee to go into Jangala to find Zsasha, believing him to be behind the disappearance of the village creations.
When Zsasha is found trapped with the Monkey King and the Crystal Mask, Circi realizes he was innocent and begins to tell the villagers that Wilfre must have returned, sending the Hero and Jowee through Shadow City to find his lair. When they find a shadowy figure carrying Wilfre's Journal, Circi continues to push that Wilfre had returned, so Jowee and the Hero go to Wilfre's Lair for even more proof. When they find his journal, Circi reads about the Artifacts of Power - the Crystal Mask, Wilfre's Pen and Pencil, the Eternal Furnace, and Branches from the Tree of Ages. Circi then sends Jowee and the Hero to the Icy Wastes to find the Eternal Furnace while she studies Wilfre's Journal even more.
When Jowee and the Hero find the Furnace, they see the same shadowy figure stealing it for themself, causing the villagers to panic. Mari and Galileo then send the heroes to the Eastern Winds to find the Tree of Ages. On their way there, Circi suggests to Mike and the Hero that they could find a Jar of Lightning Bugs in the Roab Plateaus. After Jowee and the Hero defeat the Shadow attacking the land, Circi takes the Branches to Village Hall, where she secretly assembles the Artifacts of Power into a Bad Mannequin, revealing her true persona - the shadowy figure who stole the Furnace and Wilfre's lover.
When Mari, Jowee, and the Hero encounter her at Village Hall, she begins to scribble in the Book of Life in an attempt to revive Wilfre. However, she had forgotten Wilfre's face, leading her creations to come out twisted and evil, much like Wilfre's creations before hers. The resulting Giant Scribble Monster begins to terrorize the village, so the Hero and Mari work together to stop it. It is unknown what happens to Circi after this attack, although dialogue implies that she had died in the attack.
Quotes[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- As revealed in a package from Ken Capelli, Circi was designed by Concept Artist Winona Nelson.
- Circi has been shown to be very prejudiced against anyone who she does not trust, be it Zsasha, the Monkeys, or Crazy Barks.
- Circi has apparently been to both the Icy Wastes and Eastern Winds before the events of the game, as she knows about the Frozenini and the Roab Plateaus.
- While in shadow form, her earring is clearly visible unlike the rest of her which is covered in Shadow.
- It is also red, which means it could possibly be related to Wilfre's Scepter or Heather's Pendant, two other red items linked to the Shadow.
- Her name may be based upon the character Circe, a witch from The Odyssey who turns men into swine until she meets the hero Odysseus, whom she falls in love with and surrenders to his will, much like what Circi does with Wilfre.
- According to Scott Rogers, Circi was created to contrast Heather[1].
- When Jowee and the Hero recover the Crystal Mask from the Monkey King, Zsasha mentions that a "shadowy figure" was trying to steal it. Due to the fact that Wilfre is deceased during the events of the game, it is most likely that this "shadowy figure" was Circi in her Shadow form.
- This would also line up with the "shadowy figure" encounters in Shadow Palace and Chamber of the Eternal Furnace.
- Circi is the narrator for the game's opening.
- In an unused sequence, Circi would have also been the guide for a control tutorial.
- It is unknown if Circi survived the Giant Scribble Monster or not, but due to her not appearing after the fight and Mari telling the player about a dream where she sees a Raposa die, it is likely that she didn't.
- The Giant Scribble Monster was planned to have killed her in a unused cutscene, but it's unknown if this is still canon to her character.
- It is unknown if she and Wilfre were truly in a relationship or if she just had an obsession with him.
- After beating Shadow Labyrinth, Circi begins to drop more hints about her true nature in optional dialogue, saying that she feels like Shadow City is her true home, that Wilfre's Journal was full of incredible ideas, and that the Raposa need to stop relying so much on the Creator.
- Part of Circi's plan seems to be taking over Mari's role as Mayor, although this seems to be more of a backup than a part of her primary goal.
- The Circi Mask Sticker in Drawn to Life: Two Realms makes a direct reference to Drawn to Life fan Milquetoast.
- This is due to the fact that Milquetoast had asked Digital Continue to add Circi into the game throughout the development period.
- This is currently the only reference to the Wii game in a canon game.
- This is due to the fact that Milquetoast had asked Digital Continue to add Circi into the game throughout the development period.
Media[edit]
Circi's Shadow form model
Circi's talksprite in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Circi's Sticker in Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Circi's introduction in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Circi, Jowee, and Mari about to read Wilfre's Journal
Scribbling in the Book of Life
Lamenting that she can't remember Wilfre's face
Creating the Giant Scribble Monster
Unused cutscene frame of Circi, Mari, Jowee, and the Hero reading Wilfre's Journal