Miney
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Miney | |
Characteristics | |
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Species | Raposa |
Gender | Male |
Age | Elder |
Fur Color | Light Grey |
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Home | Lavasteam |
Role | King of Lavasteam |
Last Known Status | Alive |
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I've been so busy rebuilding the mining operation.”
–Miney
King Miney is a character that appears in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter and Drawn to Life: Two Realms. In both games, he is the King of Lavasteam. In his first appearance, he is an antagonistic force to the Hero, as he was misguided by his advisor, Salem. Once Salem left Miney behind, he realized the error in his ways and vowed to be a better king. In his next appearance, he helps the Hero and Jowee find and rescue Mike.
Appearance[edit]
Miney is an elderly male Raposa with light grey fur. He has a long mustache and bushy eyebrows of the same color. He wears a green and gold robe and a golden crown.
Story[edit]
Before The Next Chapter[edit]
Miney was originally a kind-hearted Mayor, but when Salem showed up, Miney declared himself King, and he made Lavasteam a town of constant work and no relaxation. Many of the villagers didn't like this change, including some of Miney's own siblings, so he banished them from Lavasteam. Shortly before the Color drained from the world, Miney encountered Chef Cookie, Farmer Brown, and Count Choco, and forced them into the mines. The color drained from the village shortly after.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter[edit]
When the Hero, Jowee, and Sock first meet Miney, he is yelling at the Robosa for not bringing him enough Banya Crystals. He hears the three of them talking behind his back, and he officially puts them to work in the mines. After the Hero makes their way through Crystal Caverns, Miney approaches them to take all the Banya Crystals they mined, rewarding them with 50 Color drops. Miney tells them to keep mining, promising them to reveal the location of their friends if they bring him enough crystals.
Miney is next seen when the Hero restores the Clockwork Tower with help from Moe, his brother, and Key, his chief engineer. He is upset that the two people closest to him betrayed him, and he decides to send them, along with Jowee and the Hero, to the dungeon. Miney tells the Robosa to send them away, and he walks off. For some reason, he returns to the tower as the group escapes, much to Miney's surprise. He orders the Robosa to attack them, but changes his mind and tells them to protect him. This overloads the Robosa, causing them to attack Miney. He tries to run away, telling them that since he has the key, they have to obey him, but when they toss him around, he drops the key in the lava.
When Key shuts down the Robosa, Miney runs away from them, but runs into Salem. Miney asks what happened to the Robosa, and Salem implies that it's Miney's fault. Salem leaves to activate the Giant Robosa and Miney falls to the ground, realizing the pain he's caused. After the Giant Robosa is defeated, Miney apologizes to the village for his actions. Moe and Key accept his apology, and the Hero, Jowee, and Sock leave them to rebuild. Miney is also seen at the end of the game, during Mari's prayer to the Creator.
Between The Next Chapter and Two Realms[edit]
Eventually, Miney worked with Mari to establish a Lavasteam District in Rapoville. Before the Hero is created again, he, along with Moe, Key, Mildew, and Crazy Diggz, travel to Rapoville to check in on the district. Somehow, his mind gets clouded, and he returns to his constant-work mindset.
Drawn to Life: Two Realms[edit]
Miney is first seen while Jowee and the Hero are searching for Mike. Jowee calls out out to him, but Miney doesn't recognize them. He asks if they're new recruits, and he gets angry when they aren't. He considers enslaving all the Raposa in the village to work for him, and he attempts to force the Hero into the mines, so the Hero enters his mind. After clearing his level, Miney remembers Jowee and the Hero and apologizes for trying to force Raposa to work. Miney considers setting up a job fair, and he goes to tell Mari his idea. Before he leaves, Jowee asks him if he saw Mike at all, and he tells them that Mike ran to the Galactic Jungle District. By the end of the game, Miney has recruited Moe, Key, Crazy Diggz, and Jowee to help him in the mines.
Imagination Battles[edit]
–Level Description
Miney's Story Imagination Battle in Drawn to Life: Two Realms is named Company Town Gives Company Work. It is the twentieth story level in the game, and has three segments. While Jowee and the Hero are looking for Mike in Rapoville, they ask Miney if he had seen him. However, Miney is too focused on forcing Raposa to work in the mines, so the Hero intervenes to clam him down.
Enemies[edit]
Swooper | Cactus Baki | Heavy Twins | Flipper | SwordFisher | Spiky Stan | Dreamer |
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Build Mode[edit]
In Build Mode, the player is given a Swooper, a Heavy Twins, and a SwordFisher. One possible solution is for the player to place the SwordFisher on the left, red gate, the Heavy Twins so that the green twin is above the button, and the Swooper above the purple twin.
–Completion Text
Imagination Battles | |
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Last Level An Apple A Day |
Next Level Electoral Anxiety |
–Level Description
Party Crafting is Miney's optional Imagination Battle, unlocked in Creative Pack #2. It has one segment, and takes place within his mind.
Rewards[edit]
- One Star (500 points): 100 Rapo-Coins
- Two Stars (1500 points): Santa's Bag Sticker
- Three Stars (2500 points): Gas Mask Sticker
Required Enemies[edit]
- None
Quotes[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- His name could be a reference to Lavasteam's industry, mining.
- His name, along with Moe's could also be a reference to the nursery rhyme "Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Moe."
- At one point in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, Moe states that Miney has banished his other siblings who refused to work.
- This confirms that Miney and Moe have at least two other siblings.
- According to the Raposa-Human counterpart document used during development, his Human counterpart is Reginald Freeman[1].
- This is due to both of them being leaders of their town/village, and both of them being older.
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