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Due to the Village Observatory being a creation object and having no pre-colored preset, the appearance of this object is mostly dependent on the player.  
 
Due to the Village Observatory being a creation object and having no pre-colored preset, the appearance of this object is mostly dependent on the player.  
  
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In [[Drawn to Life]], The Village Observatory is a domed building with a large telescope poking out. A simple Rapo-house like structure is attached to the dome. Attached to that section is a single doorway. Also attached to that section of the observatory is a sort of propeller on the side of the building. On the ground beside the observatory is a jug.
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In '''Drawn to Life''', The Village Observatory is a domed building with a large telescope poking out. A simple Rapo-house like structure is attached to the dome. Attached to that section is a single doorway. Also attached to that section of the observatory is a sort of propeller on the side of the building. On the ground beside the observatory is a jug.
  
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[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]] gave the Observatory a redesign, with the dome and telescope being changed to a steel-blue color, the building itself being taller and thinner and a door being placed at the center rather than a separate building. The interior of the building is accessible by the player, which depicts steel walls, a stone staircase and the telescope being more grey-ish than the outside variant.
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'''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)''' gave the Observatory a redesign, with the dome and telescope being changed to a steel-blue color, the building itself being taller and thinner and a door being placed at the center rather than a separate building. The interior of the building is accessible by the player, which depicts steel walls, a stone staircase and the telescope being more grey-ish than the outside variant.
  
 
The [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] version is much closer to the original game's variant in design, albeit in an isometric style as with the rest of the overworld.
 
The [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] version is much closer to the original game's variant in design, albeit in an isometric style as with the rest of the overworld.

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