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** This was later confirmed by Jeremiah Slaczka as Wilfre is meant to represent Satan.

** 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 [[Dark Mannequin]] before it is disassembled and promising to return.

* 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 [[Dark 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]] game.

* 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.

* 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.

** 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.

* 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.

* 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.

** 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."

* 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".

** Interestingly, the name Salem also means "peace".

** 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.

** 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.

*** Interestingly, Mike himself was never aware of the Raposa world being a dream.

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