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Biggs

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{{Infobox/Enemy
|name=Forest Ape
|image=
<tabber>
|-|Walk=[[File:ApeWalk.gif|center]]
|-|Pounce=[[File:ApeJump.gif|center]]
|-|Hurt=[[File:ApeHurt.png|center]]
</tabber>
|species=Forest Ape
|variant=None
|health={{Icon|Heart}}{{Icon|Heart}}{{Icon|Heart}}
|attack=Contact
|levels=[[Gearworks]]
|drops={{Icon|SilverCoin}}{{Icon|SilverCoin}}{{Icon|SilverCoin}}
|games={{Icon|DTLIcon}}
|boxcolor=#18b018
}}

'''Forest Apes''' are enemies in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''. They are [[Forest Gate]]-exclusive enemies, found first in [[Gearworks]] and then in [[Star Forest]].

Once a Forest Ape catches sight of The [[Hero]], it will jump up and strike the ground in an attempt to damage them.

== {{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
A forest ape is primarily a tan color and has bright green grass growing on its back, arms, and head. The grass on its head acts more like facial hair. Three red mushrooms with white spots grow on its back.

{{BR|Clear}}
== {{Icon|Button}}Levels ==
<div style="margin-top: 5px;">
<table style="width:100%; padding-top:10px;">
<tr>
<td>
<center>[[File:28twillight004.png|link=Gearworks]] [[Gearworks]]</center>
</td>
<td>
<center>[[File:30twillight005.png|link=Star_Forest]] [[Star Forest]]</center>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
*The mushrooms on its back look like the real life [[wikipedia:Amanita muscaria|Amanita muscaria]].
**They might be growing as a parasite, using the ape creature as a host.
*The stalks of the mushrooms on the ape's back match its skin tone.
*Like many enemies, there is no official name for this enemy, but the name is assumed.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
File:ForestApeWandering.png|A Forest Ape roaming in Star Forest.
File:ForestApePounce.png|A Forest Ape pouncing.
</gallery>

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{{Navbox/Enemy|boxcolor=#18b018|Drawn to Life|Forest Gate|Forest Ape}}

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[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Forest Gate]]
[[Category:Article Conjectures]]

Megamini

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{{Infobox/Enemy
|name = Megamini
|image = <tabber>
|-|Idle = [[File:Megamini_idle_down.gif|center]]
|-|Walk = [[File:Megamini_walk_down.gif|center]]
|-|Angry= [[File:Megamini_angry.gif|center]]
|-|Toy = [[File:Megamini toy.png|center|100px]]
</tabber>
|species = Megamini
|variant =
|health = {{Icon|Heart}}{{Icon|Heart}}
|attack = Ranged
|levels =
|games = {{Icon|TR}}
|boxcolor = #FFCB0C
}}
{{Quote
|text = This robot turret looks unassuming, but packs a very big secret. It guards an area and fires rockets when alerted.
|character = Toy Menu
}}
'''Megamini''' are common enemies in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''. When they notice the [[Hero]] they will fire a round of three bullets at them. These bullets can be spun back at the Megamini to stun it, or the Hero can jump on the Megamini to stun it.

== {{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Megamini are yellow turrets that have a pair of red eyes, along with a red top. They stand on a small, metal disc, and their muzzle seems to have a retractable grate over it.

{{BR|Clear}}
== {{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
{{Main|Drawn to Life: Two Realms/List of Levels}}
[[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]

=={{Icon|BoI}} Mind Level==
{{Main|Out of Ammo}}
[[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The intro text for the Megamini's Mind Level could be a reference to [[wikipedia:A Christmas Story|A Christmas Story]], a 1983 Christmas movie where the line "You'll shoot your eye out!" is used as a reason to not get Ralphie, the main character, a Red Ryder BB Gun for Christmas.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center">
MegaminiIcon.png|The Icon for the Megamini in Build Mode.
</gallery>

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{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|Rapoville|Megamini|boxcolor=#FFCB0C}}
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[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Needs Two Realms Info]]

Cactus Baki

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{{Infobox/Enemy
|name = Cactus Baki
|image = <tabber>
|-|Idle = [[File:Cactus_Baki_idle_down.gif|center]]
|-|Walk = [[File:Cactus_Baki_walk_down.gif|center]]
|-|Angry= [[File:Cactus_Baki_angry.gif|center]]
|-|Toy = [[File:Cactus Baki toy.png|center|100px]]
</tabber>
|species = [[Baki]]
|variant = Cactus
|health = {{Icon|Heart}}{{Icon|Heart}}
|attack = Contact
|levels =
|games = {{Icon|TR}}
|boxcolor = #AF5A00
}}
{{Quote
|text = You'll poke your eye out!
|character = Toy Menu
}}
'''Cactus Baki''' are common enemies in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''. They pose little threat to the [[Hero]], however they do actively target the player after noticing them, and must be attacked twice times to be defeated. The Hero cannot jump on them until they've been stunned, and must spin them to stun them.

== {{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Cactus Baki are green [[Baki]] decorated with spikes around their face and head. Their appearance also consists of small circular ears, completely white eyes, dark green skin, and a light green face.

{{BR|Clear}}
== {{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
{{Main|Drawn to Life: Two Realms/List of Levels}}
[[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]

=={{Icon|BoI}} Mind Level==
{{Main|Prickly Panic}}
[[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The toy description for the Cactus Baki could be a reference to [[wikipedia:A Christmas Story|A Christmas Story]], a 1983 Christmas movie where the line "You'll shoot your eye out!" is used as a reason to not get Ralphie, the main character, a Red Ryder BB Gun for Christmas.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center">
CactusBakiIcon.png|The Icon for the Cactus Baki in Build Mode.
</gallery>

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{{Navbox/Character|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|Rapoville|Baki|Cactus Baki|boxcolor=#AF5A00}}
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[[Category:Baki]]
[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Needs Two Realms Info]]

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Salem

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{{Infobox/Character
|boxcolor = #404040
|name = Salem
|image = {{SubTab/Salem
|Idle=[[File:Salem-idle.gif|center]]
|Side=[[File:Salem-side-1.gif|center]]
|Behind=[[File:Salem-back.gif|center]]
|WalkFront=[[File:Salem-walk.gif|center]]
|WalkBack=[[File:ComingSoon.png|thumb|84px|center]]
|WalkLeft=[[File:ComingSoon.png|thumb|84px|center]]
|WalkRight=[[File:ComingSoon.png|thumb|84px|center]]
|SideRight=[[File:Salem-side-2.gif|center]]
|SideLeft=[[File:Salem-side-1.gif|center]]
|Jump=[[File:Salem-jump.gif|center]]
|Fear=[[File:Salem-fear.gif|center]]
|Laugh=[[File:Salem_laughing.gif|center]]
|CoveredCovering=[[File:Salem_covering.gif|center]]
|CoveredSneak=[[File:Salem_walking.gif|center]]
|CoveredSpoilers=[[File:Salem_to_Wilfre.gif|center]]
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|Open CapeOpening=[[File:Salem_Cape_Opening.gif|center]]
|Open CapeOpen=[[File:Salem_cape_open.gif|center]]
|TeleportAppear=[[File:ComingSoon.png|thumb|84px|center]]
|TeleportVanish=[[File:Salem_Vanish.gif|center]]
}}
|species = [[Raposa]]
|gender = Male
|age = Adult
|fur = Light Grey
|home = [[Rapoville]]
|role = Antagonist
|status = Inactive
|games = {{Icon|TNCLogo}}
}}
{{Quote|text=Oh silly me... did I forget to mention... ...I cheated?|character=Salem}}

'''Salem''' is one of the main antagonists in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''. He is first met relatively early in the game, in [[Watersong]].

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Salem is a [[Raposa]] with grey fur. He wears a white mask that covers half of his face along with a black cloak and top hat, making his appearance very similar to that of the [[wikipedia:The Phantom of the Opera|Phantom of the Opera]].

== {{Icon|Book}} Story==
He became an infamous character within [[Watersong]] for having challenged [[Mayor (Position)|Mayor]] [[Rose]] to a singing contest. The wager: the loser's voice.

Salem cheats, and being bound by the [[Promise Conch]], Mayor Rose loses her voice. Salem then hides the conch, and without the power of song, the village begins to weaken. This was Salem's intention. When The [[Hero]] finds the conch and returns the Mayor's voice, Salem becomes furious, and reveals himself to be [[Wilfre]].

In [[Lavasteam]], Salem convinces [[Miney]] into becoming a king/dictator-like ruler, forcing his people to mine [[Banya Crystals]], though Salem continues to bully him into most of his decisions, like releasing the [[Giant Robosa]]. The [[Raposa]] tell Miney about Salem's true identity, and convince him to turn against Wilfre as well.

Another of Wilfre's disguises is [[Sock]], and both are only used in the sequel.

== {{Icon|Quote}} Quotes ==
{{ScrollBox
|width=100%
|content=
{{Quote|text=Miles, you stubborn brat!}}
{{Quote|text=You are coming with me.|caption=Salem trying to take [[Miles]].}}
{{Quote|text=Ho ho, we have visitors... I was merely trying to take the boy back to his mother. But he's hardly worth my trouble anymore. I entrust his wellbeing to you.|caption=Salem when he first sees Mari, Jowee, and The Hero.}}
{{Quote|text=Enough!! You call that singing?|caption=Salem after hearing Rose sing.}}
{{Quote|text=Who am I? I am Salem, Opera Singer Extraordinaire!}}
{{Quote|text=Let's see how loyal your fans really are once they hear me sing!}}
{{Quote|text=Ho ho... Let's make this interesting. Care to make a small wager? The winner will claim the title of The Greatest Opera Singer In The World... ...While the loser will be unable to utter a single word for all eternity! I have here a promise conch. And with it our pact will be forever binding. So what do you say... Do we have a deal?|caption=Salem proposing a bet to Rose.}}
{{Quote|text=Haha, excellent..|caption=Salem upon Rose accepting his challenge.}}
{{Quote|text=Ho Ho... Persistent Raposa. There is no way you will find the conch!}}
{{Quote|text=Wilfre? Who is that? Hmm... If I'm being compared to him, he must be one good looking fellow.|caption=Salem upon being compared to Wilfre.}}
{{Quote|text=...I grow tired of this... Good luck with your little scavenger hunt... ...Oh, and time is ticking.}}
{{Quote|text=How touching...|caption=Salem after The [[Creator]] stops Rose from passing her voice to Miles.}}
{{Quote|text=My dear Rose, are you sad that you lost our little wager?}}
{{Quote|text=Oh silly me... did I forget to mention... ...I cheated?}}
{{Quote|text=You and your son have become a thorn in my side. It ends now.|caption=Salem before attempting to attack Rose and Miles.}}
{{Quote|text=Hero! Your involvement has become quite taxing.}}
{{Quote|text=Grr... I've endured this ruse long enough!|caption=Salem before revealing that he was Wilfre in disguise.}}
{{Quote|text=I was coming to ask you the same question. It seems your idiocy has ruined our plan.|caption=Salem after Miney asks him what happened to the Robosa.}}
{{Quote|text=Nevermind. I'm off to clean up your mess. You told that engineer to keep the Giant Robosa outside the control of the switch? Excellent.|caption=Salem before he starts up the [[Giant Robosa]].}}
}}

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Salem bears a resemblance to the [[wikipedia:The Phantom of the Opera|Phantom of the Opera]].
* Salem is also the name of a city in Massachusetts, most famous for their [[wikipedia:Salem witch trials|witch trials]].
* Ironically, the name Salem is a Hebrew boys' name meaning "peace".
** The name 'Wilfre' which is notably similar to 'Wilfred', which means "desiring peace", may or may not be a parallel.
* It is currently unknown if Salem was an existing person or not before Wilfre took on the persona.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==

<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
Salem.png|Salem
</gallery>

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[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Raposa]]
[[Category:Shadow]]
[[Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
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Hero

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{{Infobox/Character
|name= Hero
|image= [[File:BlankHero.png|center]]
|caption= A depiction of the Hero as seen on the cover art for [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]. As the Hero is drawn by the player, there is no official design.
|species= Mannequin
|gender=N/A (Referred to as male in some games)
|fur=N/A
|status=N/A
|role= Hero
|games= {{Icon|DTL}} {{Icon|Wii}} {{Icon|TNC}} {{Icon|TR}}
|home = [[Rapoville]] [[Turtle Rock]]
}}
{{Quote
|text=I will fill this mannequin with my presence, I will add color to its frame. Together we will restore the village!
|character=''[[Creator|The Creator]]''
}}
The '''Hero''', or the '''Creation Hero''', is the title given to a player's character in the ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' series. The Hero is drawn by [[Creator|The Creator]] with the intent of creating a champion to battle all the threats to the [[Rapoville|village]]. The Hero's [[weapon|weapons]] vary in the categories of guns, [[Legendary Sword|swords]], other weapons, and to nothing but themselves in unarmed physical attacks such as kicks and uppercuts.

In ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' levels The Hero can run, jump, and shoot, among various other things. In most levels, they are tasked to retrieve for four torn template pieces from The [[Book of Life]], and save three [[Raposa]] hidden in each level. They use various creations drawn by the player to progress.

In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', they are improved and are able to swim freely in water without being damaged and smash through levels a lot quicker.

The Hero maintains a static role throughout the series, in each game being the main protagonist.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
The Hero is usually depicted in official artwork as a somewhat crudely drawn boy with a sword, yellow hair, a red shirt with a lightning bolt decal, and short, blue jeans. However, The Hero's appearance is not certain, because in the game, they are customized to resemble anything the player desires. Due to the restraints of the areas provided, all possible designs will have a basic humanoid structure.

The Hero is significantly larger than the Raposa.

=={{Icon|Creation}} Drawing ==
Near the start of the game, The Hero is drawn. There is a rough guideline that functions as a boundary. After The Hero is drawn, a name must be given to them. There are also templates available if the player does not want to draw The Hero from scratch. When in levels, the player usually draws a weapon that The Hero can use to defeat enemies. After the first Hero, two more can be drawn and named, creating a total of three heroes that can be switched through.

In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', the player can add or subtract more or fewer arms and legs, as well as resizing parts of The Hero's body. The Hero also gains two new forms after reaching certain points in the game (Blob Form and Spider Form).

{{Expandable|
=={{Icon|BigHeart}} Forms==
|
<tabview>
Hero/Blob|Blob Form
Hero/Spider|Spider Form
</tabview>
}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
<tabber>
|-|Drawn to Life =

The Hero is first introduced to the village via mannequin in [[Creation Hall]]. They retrieve the missing templates and rescue the lost villagers to restore the village to its former glory, and eventually defeat [[Wilfre]].

|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter =

The Hero returns via a mannequin in a second Creation Hall aboard [[Turtle Rock]] and accompanies the Raposa on a voyage around the world overseas. However, they do not remember anybody nor do they remember going on their first adventure, possibly due to the fact that they were created using a different mannequin, that has extra and resizable parts.

|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) =

The Hero returns to find the missing items that [[Circi]] sent them to find. They find the artifacts and fight the monster she created.

</tabber>

=={{Icon|Axe}} Attacks==
'''Default:''' Using the Y button, the Hero attacks using only their hands or fists.

'''Ground Pound:''' By jumping and pressing down on the D-pad and B, The Hero jumps into the air and lands on the ground to crush enemies. In the [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]] and [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]], it is called, "Butt Stomp."

'''Slasher:''' Pressing the Y button, The Hero attacks with the Slasher weapon that can be drawn by the player.

'''Slinger:''' Pressing the Y button, The Hero uses the Slinger weapon to attack by swinging it in multiple directions. Exclusive to [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]].

'''Shooter:''' Pressing the Y button, The Hero shoots with the Shooter weapon like a gun.

'''Abilities:''' In ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', the hero can use various unlockable [[Abilities]] that greatly increase their combat effectiveness and maneuverability. These abilities usually revolve around pressing the X button.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* Despite being inherently genderless, they are often referred to with masculine pronouns.
* THQ's name for the hero on the box art of all the games before [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] is Drew. <ref>https://www.facebook.com/drawntolifegame/posts/135751029085</ref>
* It can be assumed that The Hero can indeed speak, seeing as the player is occasionally presented with dialogue options in certain cut scenes.
**However, in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, all of the dialogue options presented are "yes" or "no". This could imply that this mannequin has limited speech abilities.
* In [[Drawn to Life]], The Hero can only swim with the aid of [[Flippers]]; but they can swim whenever they want in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]. This may be because of the improved mannequin.
*In one of the dialogue options in Drawn to Life, The Hero states they're hungry; implying that they can eat and possibly need food to survive.
**Since these implications aren't present in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, it is unknown whether or not this applies to The Hero in that game. Especially since it is a completely different mannequin.
* In ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', in the last level of Wilfre's Wasteland, statues of the Hero on the boxart can be found scattered around the mansion.
**This is quite ironic, as Wilfre has shown many signs of hatred towards The Hero.
* Due to the various religious referencing in the games, it is rumored that The Hero represents the biblical figure, [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus]].
* The Hero bears similar resemblance to another protagonist developed by 5th Cell: Lock from the Tower Defense game ''Lock's Quest.''
**There is also a preset for The Hero that resembles an enemy known as a Clockwork from ''Lock's Quest''.

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=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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|-|Boxart =

<center><gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
Dtl03.jpg|A HQ version of The Hero on the original game's boxart (without stylus).
Hero_Alpha.png|As seen on Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)'s cover.
DTL_DS_Chr.jpg|As seen on Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (DS)'s cover.
Drawn-chr.jpg|As seen on the original game's cover (with stylus).
Dtl03smol.gif|A LQ version of The Hero on the original boxart (without stylus and no logo).
SmugDrew.png|As seen on the back cover of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).

</gallery></center>

|-|Promotional Images =

<center><gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">

How_to_draw_drew_us.png|An official tutorial on how to draw the official Hero in the DS version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
Dtl09.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl10.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.

</gallery></center>
|-|In-Game =

<center><gallery widths="310" position="center" spacing="small" bordercolor="transparent" bordersize="none" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" captionalign="center">
1_Health_Hero.png|The Hero's mannequin is exposed when only one health remains.
CreationHero.png|A statue of a Hero.
HeroWii.png|The Hero as seen on the title screen of [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]].
DrawHeroWii.png|The Template Page for the Hero in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
RapoHockeyHero.png|The Hero as seen in the instructions of Rapo-Puck.
RapoBasketHero.png|The Hero as seen in the instructions of Rapo-Hoops.
RapoVolleyHero.png|The Hero as seen in the instructions of Rapo-Net.
RapoSoccerHero.png|The Hero as seen in the instructions of Rapo-Kick.

</gallery></center>

|-|Presets =
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Music

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The [[Drawn to Life series]] contains over 40 unique songs. Parts of their soundtrack may be purchased in [[Isaac's Shop]] in both DS games, each track varying in price.

Every song in the canon games was composed by David J. Franco, an award-nominated video game composer. David is also known for his music used in the [[wikipedia:Scribblenauts|Scribblenauts]] series and other [[5th Cell]] games.

The songs in the Wii game were composed by a group of four people: Dave Levison, Chris Remo, Bill Storkson, and Rich Vreeland.

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|-|Drawn to Life=

== ''Drawn to Life'' ==

''[[Drawn to Life]]'' has 22 songs that can be purchased in the [[Isaac's Shop|Shop]]. In order to purchase music in the game, the player first must find and collect the corresponding [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] within the playable levels. Once the player has collected the hidden Token, the track may be purchased in the shop and listened to at any time.

Not all tracks from the game are available in the shop. The original score ''[[The End]]'' cannot be purchased.

===Level Music===
{{Music
|Name=Snowy World
|Desc=Snowy World can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Mt. Snowy]]This track is played in most of the levels in the [[Snow Gate]].
|File=[[File:Snowy_World_2.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Snowy World #2
|Desc=Snowy World #2 is a song missing from the shop and may not be purchased. It plays in some levels within the [[Snow Gate]] and has a mellower start than its predecessor.
|File=[[File:Snowy_World.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Dark Cave
|Desc=Dark Cave can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Snow Caves]]. It plays in the cave section of the [[Snow Caves]] level.
|File=[[File:Dark_Cave.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Frostwind
|Desc=Dark Cave can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Icy Lake]]. It plays during the boss fight section of the final level in the [[Snow Gate]].
|File=[[File:Frostwind.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Forest
|Desc=Forest can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Twilite Woods]]This track is played in most of the levels in the [[Forest Gate]].
|File=[[File:Forest_1.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Forest #2
|Desc=Forest #2 is a song missing from the shop and may not be purchased.This track is played in some of the levels of the [[Forest Gate]].
|File=[[File:Forest_2.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=A Rocket!
|Desc=A Rocket! can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Moon Grove]]This track is played only in the space section of [[Moon Grove]].
|File=[[File:A_Rocket.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Deadwood
|Desc=Deadwood is a song missing from the shop and may not be purchased.This track is played in the boss fight scene in the final level of the [[Forest Gate]].
|File=[[File:Deadwood.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Island
|Desc=Island can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Surf Beach]]This track is played in most of the levels of the [[Beach Gate]]. <center>Special thanks to [http://drawntolife.wikia.com/wiki/User:Crystal_Lugia Crystal Lugia] for the audio file.</center>
|File=[[File:Island_1.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Island #2
|Desc=Island #2 is a song missing from the shop and may not be purchased.This track is played in some of the levels of the [[Beach Gate]].
|File=[[File:Island2.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Underwater
|Desc=Forest
|Desc=Underwater can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the correct [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Kori Jungle]].This track is played in all underwater sections of levels in the [[Beach Gate]].
|File=[[File:Underwater.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Angler King
|Desc=Angler King is a song missing from the shop and may not be purchased.This track is played during the boss fight scene in the final level of the [[Beach Gate]].
|File=[[File:Angler_King.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=City 1
|Desc=City 1 can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the correct [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Rapocity]]This track is played in most of the levels of the [[City Gate]]. 
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This track is known as "City 2" within the game files despite being listed as the first in the shop.<center>Special thanks to [http://drawntolife.wikia.com/wiki/User:Crystal_Lugia Crystal Lugia] for the audio file.</center>
|File=[[File:City2.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=City Funk
|Desc=City Funk can be purchased from the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]] after the correct [[Secrets#Music|Music Token]] is retrieved from [[Rapocity]]This track is played in most of the levels of the [[City Gate]]. 
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This track is known as "City 1" within the game files despite being listed otherwise in the shop.
*It is the only secondary track to be listed in the shop.
<center>Special thanks to [http://drawntolife.wikia.com/wiki/User:Crystal_Lugia Crystal Lugia] for the audio file.</center>
|File=[[File:CityFunk_Aud1.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Final Showdown
|Desc=This track has no official name and can not be purchased from the shop. It plays during the final boss fight of the game.
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This song is played during the credits of [[Drawn to Life]]
**However, it isn't played in the credits featured on the title screen.
|File=[[File:Final_Showdown_BPM.ogg|right]] [[File:Final_Showdown.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Drawing Theme
|Desc=This is the song that plays while the player is in [[Draw Mode]]. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:Drawing_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Gameover
|Desc=This is the song that plays once the player has run out of lives. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL1Gameover.ogg|right]]
}}
===Village Themes===
<hr>
{{Music
|Name=Sad Village
|Desc=This theme plays during the first few scenes in the village before switching to the main Village Theme after the sun is returned. It's a softer, more calm tune and can be purchased in the shop for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:Sad_Village.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Ooh Wilfre!
|Desc=Wilfre's Main Theme, it is first played when [[Wilfre]] stops Mari, Jowee, and the Hero from traveling to the Snow Levels before covering the bridge in Darkness.
|File=[[File:Ooh_Wilfre.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Village Theme - Small Village
|Desc=This theme acts as the primary or default theme for the village. It can not be purchased in the shop and is completely unavailable at the end of the game.
|File=[[File:Village_Main_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Raposa Return - Welcome to the Village
|Desc=This is the theme that plays once the rescued Raposa meet up with the Mayor at [[Village Hall]]. It can not be purchased in the shop and is completely unavailable at the end of the game.
|File=[[File:Welcome_to_the_Village_-_Raposa_Return.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Snow Fight
|Desc=The Snow Fight Theme plays during the SnowFight minigame. It can be purchased in the shop for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:Snowball_fight.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Trouble!
|Desc=The theme that plays every time the Village is under threat. It can be purchased for 250 coins and is first heard as [[Frostwind]] awakens.
|File=[[File:Trouble.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=At Night
|Desc=At Night is a theme played once [[The Moon]] page is returned and the [[Night Sky]] is restored. It can be purchased for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:At_Night.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Mere Thief
|Desc=Zhasha's main theme. It plays when [[Zsasha]] takes advantage of the unusually dark night to steal from the Village.
|File=[[File:Mere_Thief.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Festival
|Desc=Festival is the song that plays during the Village's celebration of the [[Hero]] and [[Mari]]. It can be purchased for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:Festival.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Mari and Jowee
|Desc=This theme plays during more romantic scenes between the two Raposa. It can be purchased in the shop for 250 coins.
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This song is played during [[Drawn to Life]]'s credits.
|File=[[File:Mari_and_Jowee.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Yarrgh!
|Desc=This track plays after the Hero brings pirates to the Village. It can be purchased for 250 coins in the shop.
|File=[[File:Pirates.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=False Hope
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:False_Hope.ogg|center]]
}}
===Building and Menu Themes===
<hr>

{{Music
|Name=Draw!
|Desc=The theme that plays on the first title screen of the game. Not to be confused with the drawing theme.
|File=[[File:Title_Theme_-_DRAW.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Profile Select
|Desc=The theme that plays while the player is selecting their profile.
|File=[[File:Save_Menu.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Empty Creation Hall
|Desc=This theme plays when Mari and Jowee are exploring the [[Creation Hall]] after the seal has been removed.
|File=[[File:Creation_Hall.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Creation Hall
|Desc=The theme that plays while the player is in the Creation Hall.
|File=[[File:Inside_Creationhall_Empty.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Isaac's Shop
|Desc=Isaac's Shop theme. This track plays any time the player is shopping.
|File=[[File:DTL1Isaacs_Shop.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Inside House
|Desc=The theme that plays during inside scenes in the game.
|File=[[File:Inside_House.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Level Select
|Desc=The music that plays when the player is within a world gate.
|File=[[File:Level_Select.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Level Tally
|Desc=The music that plays at the end of the level.
|File=[[File:Level_Tally.ogg|right]]
}}
===Other===
<hr>
{{Music
|Name=Opening
|Desc=The first song heard in the game, it can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL1_opening.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Mari's Plea
|Desc=The first song heard while introducing Mari and the Village's problem. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:Maris_Request.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Flashback
|Desc=The entire Flashback theme that plays after rescuing [[Isaac]] and [[Mya]].
=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia==
*"Flashback" is the longest single-use track in the game (excluding the ending score).
*This track is cut up into three sections within the game files.
|File=[[File:Flashback_Full.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Farmin'
|Desc=This track may be purchased in the shop for 250 coins.
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This track is known as "House of the Banya Famine" within the game files. It can easily be assumed that famine was planned to be a part of the game's plot line at some point. This is further supported by the unused soundtrack listed below and Isaac's quote about the stockroom being devoid of food.
|File=[[File:Farmin.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Special
|Desc=This track plays at the end of the game as the story shows what was happening to other members of the Village, and on the trading screen. This track may be purchased for 250 coins.
|File=[[File:Special.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=NavyJ
|Desc=The song that plays during NavyJ's performance during the festival.
|File=[[File:NavyJ.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Alt - Wapo Song
|Desc=This track isn't used anywhere in game but can be purchased for 250 coins in the shop.<center>Special thanks to [http://drawntolife.wikia.com/wiki/User:Crystal_Lugia Crystal Lugia] for the audio file.</center>
|File=[[File:ALT-WAPOSONG.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=(Not) The End
|Desc=The song that plays during the ending sequence of [[Drawn to Life]]. It can not be purchased in the shop, but it can be listened to at any time by speaking to [[Jowee]] at the village dock. ''See more [[The End|here]].''
|File=[[File:Drawn_to_Life_-_26_-_The_End.ogg|thumb|right]]
}}
===Unused Tracks===
<hr>

{{Music
|Name=Alt. Title Theme
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop.<center>Special thanks to [http://drawntolife.wikia.com/wiki/User:Crystal_Lugia Crystal Lugia] for the audio file.</center>
|File=[[File:ALT-Title-ThemeDTL1.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Mari is Answered
|Desc=This track can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:Mari_is_Answered.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Raposa Amused
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop. Possibly used whenever a level is complete and you are in the hub world.
|File=[[File:Raposa_Amused_Unused.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=The After Famine
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:The_After_Famine_Unused.ogg|right]]
}}

|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter=
== ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter'' ==
In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', 32 tracks are available for purchase in [[Isaac's Shop]] on [[Turtle Rock]], including the opening scene of the game. Unlike in the first game, the player isn't required to find and collect tokens in order to unlock them. Instead, all songs are immediately available for purchase in the shop. The only exceptions are the final three songs, which require all [[BakiBeard Coin]]s to be collected from every level.

Also unlike the first game, these songs do not have names shown in the shop and are merely titled "Track #."

===Level Music===
{{Music
|Name=Surfing
|Desc=This track plays during the first half of the [[Faraway Beach]] level.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Surfing.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 5</big> - Water City
|Desc=This track plays as the alternate level theme for Watersong.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_5_Watersong_Level.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 7</big> - Reggae
|Desc=This track plays as the main level theme for Watersong.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Water_Reggae.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 8</big> - Pirate Problems
|Desc=This track plays during the [[BakiBeard's Ship]] level.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Pirate_Problems.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 18</big> - Lavasteam Pre-boss
|Desc=This track is used before and during the giant Robosa bossfight.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_18.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name= Lavasteam 3 - (Unnamed)
|Desc=This track plays in [[Lavasteam]] levels and may not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:Lavasteam3.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=TBA
|Desc=This track plays in the [[Forgotten Library]] and [[Lunar Rise]] levels.
|File=[[File:ForgottenLibraryLunarRise.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 21</big> - Techno Jungle
|Desc=This track plays in Galactic Jungle levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Galactic_Jungle_Level.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 19</big> - Starlight Starfight
|Desc=This track plays during the starfight levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_19.ogg|right]]
}}

===Village Themes===
{{Music
|Name=TurtleRock
|Desc=This track plays as the main Village theme on TurtleRock.
|File=[[File:TurtleRock_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 4</big> - Watersong
|Desc=This track plays as the main Village theme for Watersong.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Watersong.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Lavasteam
|Desc=This track plays as the main Village theme for Lavasteam.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Lavasteam_Village.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 20</big> - Galactic Jungle
|Desc=This track plays in Galactic Jungle
|File=[[File:DTL2_GalacticJungle.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 23</big> - Wilfre's Wasteland
|Desc=This track plays as the village theme for Wilfre's Wasteland.
|File=[[File:Wilfre's_Wasteland.ogg|right]]
}}

===Building and Menu Themes===
{{Music
|Name=Jowee's House
|Desc=The track that plays at the beginning of the game when [[Mari]] is in Jowee's house.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Jowees_House.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Map Room
|Desc=This track plays when the player enters the [[Map Room]] and may not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Map_Room.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Isaac's Shop
|Desc=This track plays when the player enters Isaac's Shop and may not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Isaacs_Shop.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Rose's Ballroom
|Desc=This track plays during the celebration in [[Watersong]] and is heard in Rose's Mansion. It is a remix of the Festival track in the first game.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Ballroom.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Options Menu
|Desc=This track is played in the Options Menu in Jowee's Room. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL_Options_Menu2.ogg|right]]
}}

===Other===
{{Music
|Name=Colorless Village
|Desc=This track is used after Jowee and Mari leave the house in search for Heather. It is only used once and may not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Outside_Jowees_House.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Colorless Hero
|Desc=This track plays when the player is creating their hero for the first time. It is only used once and may not be purchased in the shop.
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*This theme is a modified version of the Draw Your Hero Theme in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Colorless_Hero.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 10</big> - Waposong
|Desc=This track plays during the beginning portion of [[BakiBeard's Ship]].
|File=[[File:Waposong.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 1</big> - Trouble!
|Desc=This track plays during the opening scenes of the game during Wilfre's second attack. It is a remix of the original track from the first game.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Trouble.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 2</big> - Mari and Jowee
|Desc=This track plays during more romantic scenes between the two Raposa. It is a remix of the original track from the first game.
|File=[[File:Mari_and_Jowee.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 11</big> - Salem's Theme
|Desc=This track introduces Salem as a character.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Salems_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 17</big> - Miney's Theme
|Desc=This track is used when Miney makes his appearance.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_17.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 3</big> - Sad Song
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop for 250 Coins.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_3_Alt_Sad.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 25</big> - World's End
|Desc=This track plays at the end of the game and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 25".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_25_-_Worlds_end.ogg|right]]
}}

===Unused Tracks===
{{Music
|Name=Title Theme
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop.
=={{Icon|Question}}Trivia==
*Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter doesn't have a title screen. One may have been planned during development but was later scrapped.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Unused_Title_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Lavasteam Level Select
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Lavasteam_Levelselect_Unused.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=Jowee
|Desc=This track is unused in the game and its purpose is unknown. It can not be purchased in the shop.
|File=[[File:DTL1_Unused_-_Jowee.ogg|right]]
}}

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===Track Order===
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<center>This is a list of all tracks in order of how they appear in the shop. This list may exclude some tracks and have copies from the tracks listed above.</center>
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{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 1</big> - Trouble!
|Desc=This track plays during the opening scenes of the game during Wilfre's second attack. It is a remix of the original track from the first game.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Trouble.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 2</big> - Mari and Jowee
|Desc=This track plays during more romantic scenes between the two Raposa. It is a remix of the original track from the first game.
|File=[[File:Mari_and_Jowee.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 3</big> - Sad Song
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop for 250 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]].
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_3_Alt_Sad.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 4</big> - Watersong
|Desc=This track plays as the main Village theme for Watersong. This track can be purchased in the shop for 42 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]].
|File=[[File:DTL2_Watersong.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 5</big> - Water City
|Desc=This track plays as the alternate level theme for Watersong.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_5_Watersong_Level.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 6</big> - Rhythmic Reef
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Rhythmic Reef]] level and can be purchased in the shop for 150 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]].
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track6.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 7</big> - Watersong Reggae
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop for 42 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]].
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track7.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 8</big> - Pirate Problems
|Desc=This track plays during the [[BakiBeard's Ship]] level.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Pirate_Problems.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 9</big> - Rockin' Ruins
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Rockin' Ruins]] level and can be purchased in the shop for 150 [[Rapo-Coins|Coins]].
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track9.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 10</big> - Waposong
|Desc=This track plays during the beginning portion of [[BakiBeard's Ship]].
|File=[[File:Waposong.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 11</big> - Salem's Theme
|Desc=This track introduces Salem as a character.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Salems_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 12</big> - Lavasteam BGM
|Desc=This track is used within some Lavasteam levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_12.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 13</big> - Lavasteam BGM
|Desc=This track is used within some Lavasteam levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_13.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 14</big> - Lavasteam BGM
|Desc=This track is used within some Lavasteam levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_14.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 15</big> - Lavasteam BGM
|Desc=This track is used within some Lavasteam levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_15.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 16</big> - Lavasteam BGM
|Desc=This track is used within some Lavasteam levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_16.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 17</big> - Miney's Theme
|Desc=This track is used when Miney makes his appearance.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_17.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 18</big> - Lavasteam Pre-boss
|Desc=This track is used before and during the giant Robosa bossfight.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_18.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 19</big> - Starlight Starfight
|Desc=This track plays during starfight minigames.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_19.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 20</big> - Galactic Jungle
|Desc=This track plays as [[Galactic Jungle|Galactic Jungle's]] main theme.
|File=[[File:DTL2_GalacticJungle.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 21</big> - Techno Jungle
|Desc=This track plays in Galactic Jungle levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Galactic_Jungle_Level.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 22</big> - Techno Jungle
|Desc=This track plays in Galactic Jungle levels.
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_22.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 23</big> - Wilfre's Wasteland
|Desc=This track plays as the village theme for Wilfre's Wasteland.
|File=[[File:Wilfre's_Wasteland.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 24</big> - Wilfre's Theme
|Desc=This track plays as Wilfre's theme and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 24".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track24_Wilfre's_Theme.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 25</big> - World's End
|Desc=This track plays at the end of the game and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 25".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_25_-_Worlds_end.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 26</big> - Crumbling Keep
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Crumbling Keep]] level and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 26".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_26.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 27</big> - Mystic Manor
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Mystic Manor]] level and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 27".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_27.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 28</big> - Hall of Darkness
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Hall of Darkness]] level and can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 28".
|File=[[File:DTL2_Track_28.ogg|right]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 29</big>
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 29".
|File=[[File:ComingSoon.png]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 30</big>
|Desc=Though not a song, the opening animation to the game, is filed under the same list. It can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 30".
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{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 31 </big> - [[Light of My Life]]
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 31".
|File=[[File:Light of My LifeDavid J.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big> Track 32 </big> - [[Real Life (Song)|Real Life]]
|Desc=This track can be purchased in the shop under the name "Track 32".
|File=[[File:Real Life.ogg]]
}}

|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)=
== ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)'' ==
In ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]'', not only is there less music to be heard with a total of 29 tracks, but none of it is available to purchase in [[Isaac's Shop]]. The names of all the tracks listed are not official, and are merely conjectural. <center>(The explanation of each title, if not self explanatory, can be found in the corresponding infobox.)</center>

===Level Music===
{{Music
|Name=<big>Jangala</big>
|Desc=This track plays in all of the levels of [[Jangala]].
|File=[[File:Jangala.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Monkey King's Theme</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the player is in the [[Monkey King]]'s throne room in [[Treetop Village]].
|File=[[File:MonkeyKing'sTheme.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Shadow City</big>
|Desc=This track plays in all of the levels of [[Shadow City]].
|File=[[File:ShadowCity.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Boss Theme (Chase)</big>
|Desc=This track plays in the [[Boss]]'s room as the [[Shadow]] is rising.
|File=[[File:BossThemeChase.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Boss Theme (Fight)</big>
|Desc=This track plays in the [[Boss]]'s room as when the [[Hero]] fights the monster head on.
|File=[[File:BossThemeFight.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Icy Wastes</big>
|Desc=This track plays in all of the levels of [[Icy Wastes]].
|File=[[File:IcyWastes.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Eastern Winds</big>
|Desc=This track plays in all of the levels of [[Eastern Winds]].
|File=[[File:EasternWinds.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Vs. Dark Mannequin</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the [[Dark Mannequin]] is stunned, and the [[Hero]] is able to attack it.
|File=[[File:VsDarkMannequin.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Vs. Giant Scribble Monster</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the [[Giant Scribble Monster]] is active in the arena, and when the [[Crystal Mask]] is detached from the [[Dark Mannequin]]
|File=[[File:VsGiantScribbleMonster.ogg]]
}}

===Village and Building Music===
{{Music
|Name=<big>Raposa Village</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the [[Hero]] is in [[Rapoville]].
|File=[[File:RaposaVillageWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Inside Buildings</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the [[Hero]] is in a building, such as [[Mari's House]] or the [[Observatory]].
|File=[[File:InsideBuildingsWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Creation Hall</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the player is inside [[Creation Hall]].
|File=[[File:CreationHallWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Isaac's Shop</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the player is inside [[Isaac's Shop]].
|File=[[File:Isaac'sShopWii.ogg]]
}}

===Cutscenes===
{{Music
|Name=<big>The Creator</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the introductory cutscene where the player draws the Planet, Sun, and Moon. The track was named "The Creator" due to the focus of this cutscene being on [[The Creator]].
|File=[[File:IntroCutsceneWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Wilfre's Anger (Cinematic 1, Part 1)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the first half of the first in-game cutscene. The track was named "Wilfre's Anger" because the first half of this cutscene focuses on Wilfre's involvement in the plot of [[Drawn to Life]].
|File=[[File:Cutscene1P1Wii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Mayor Mari (Cutscene 1, Part 2)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the second half of the first in-game cutscene. The track was named "Mayor Mari" because the second half of this cutscene focuses on how [[Mari]] is now the [[Mayor]] of [[Rapoville]].
|File=[[File:Cutscene1P2Wii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>The Artifacts of Power (Cinematic 2, Part 1)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the first half of the second in-game cutscene. The track was named "The Artifacts of Power" because the first half of this cutscene focuses on [[Wilfre's Journal]] and his plan to collect the four [[Artifacts of Power]] to rival [[The Creator]].
|File=[[File:Cutscene2P1Wii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Wilfre's Plan (Cinematic 2, Part 2)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the second half of the second in-game cutscene. The track was named "Wilfre's Plan" because the second half of this cutscene focuses on [[Mari]], [[Jowee]], and [[Circi]] piecing together Wilfre's plans.
|File=[[File:Cutscene2P2Wii.ogg]]
}}
{{Music
|Name=<big>Why Can't I Remember (Cinematic 3, Part 1)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the first half of the third in-game cutscene. The track was named "Why Can't I Remember" because the first half of this cutscene focuses on [[Circi]] not remembering what [[Wilfre]] looks like.
|File=[[File:Cutscene3P1Wii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Birth of the Giant Scribble Monster (Cinematic 3, Part 2)</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the second half of the third in-game cutscene. The track was named "Birth of the Giant Scribble Monster" because the second half of this cutscene focuses on the [[Giant Scribble Monster]] coming to life.
|File=[[File:Cutscene3P2Wii.ogg]]
}}

===Other===
{{Music
|Name=<big>Main Theme</big>
|Desc=This track plays on the title screen of the game.
|File=[[File:MainThemeWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Drawing Theme</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the player is in [[Draw Mode]].
|File=[[File:DrawingThemeWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Minigame Menu</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the menu sequences of the [[Raposa Sports]] arena.
|File=[[File:MinigameMenuWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Mingame Arena</big>
|Desc=This track plays during any one of the four sports of the [[Raposa Sports]] arena.
|File=[[File:MinigameArenaWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Map Menu</big>
|Desc=This track plays when the player is on one of the four map screens.
|File=[[File:MapMenuWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Victory Party</big>
|Desc=This track plays after the [[Hero]] defeats the [[Giant Scribble Monster]], and [[Rapoville]] celebrates.
|File=[[File:VictoryPartyWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Credits Theme</big>
|Desc=This track plays during the [[Credits/Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|credits]] of the game.
|File=[[File:CreditsThemeWii.ogg]]
}}

===Unused Tracks===
{{Music
|Name=<big>Tutorial</big>
|Desc=This track likely would have been used in a tutorial, either for the platforming section or the drawing mode. The track was named "Tutorial" as it was found in the "Tutorial" .fsb file.
|File=[[File:TutorialWii.ogg]]
}}

{{Music
|Name=<big>Boss Theme (Intro)</big>
|Desc=This track likely would have played in the [[Boss]]'s room before the rising [[Shadow]] is activated.
|File=[[File:BossThemeIntro.ogg]]
}}
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Drawn to Life

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'''''Drawn to Life''''' is an action-adventure/platform game for the Nintendo DS developed by [[5th Cell]] and published by [[THQ]] in America, Europe and, in Australia, alongside Nintendo as co-publisher. It was published in Japan with the name '''''Drawn to Life: God's Marionette''. '''('''ドローントゥライフ: 〜神様のマリオネット〜 ''', ''Dorōn to Raifu: 〜Kami-sama no Marionetto〜'') by ''Agatsuma Entertainment, ''and in Korea as '''''Draw, Touch! The World I Make''. '''('''그려라, 터치! 내가 만드는 세상''', ''Geulyeola, Teochi! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang''

The game is known for letting players create their own playable characters, level objects, and accessories by drawing them using the DS's stylus and touch screen.

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== Overview ==
''Drawn to Life'' requires the player to create a [[Hero]] in order to free a cursed [[Rapoville|village]] from an encroaching [[darkness]]. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as [[:Category:Transportation|vehicles]], [[Weapon|weapons]], platforms, etc.) which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.

=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
''Drawn to Life'' is a 2D game with the unique hook of drawing your own playable character, weapons and accessories, platforms, and objects. This game is targeted towards children, young adults and non-gamers due to its lack of complexity and ease of play. The game is separated into three different play modes.

=== Village Mode ===
A top-down, central "hub" where the player progresses the story and interacts with the [[Raposa]], purchases items from the item [[Isaac's Shop|shop]] using [[Rapo-Coins]] collected from Adventure Mode and also accesses levels. Players draw different items at the Raposa's request to enrich their village. Over the course of the game in village mode, the player will play mini-games, participate in a town festival, hunt for a [[Zsasha|thief]] and help the Raposa thrive. Here players are given their objective for the next Adventure Mode level. There are two main buildings in this mode—[[Creation Hall]], where players can edit their previous creations, and the [[Isaac's Shop|Item Shop]], where players can purchase [[music|songs]], patterns, stamps and even new abilities for their hero.

=== Adventure Mode ===
A side-scrolling platformer, laid out into [[Drawn to Life/List of Levels|sixteen unique levels]]. Adventure Mode is where the "meat" of gameplay is done. Here the player battles [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]], rescues Raposa, and collects items. Players draw unique platforms that allow the player the progress through the level and reach the [[Exit Gate]]. Bosses are also battled through this mode. There are four different worlds: [[Snow Gate|Snow]], [[Forest Gate|Forest]], [[Beach Gate|Beach]] and [[City Gate|City]], each with their own boss.

Players are tasked with rescuing three Raposa (usually one is named and two are random), and four pieces of a [[Template|page]] from the [[Book of Life]] which will be used to create a new village object. Players can also collect "[[Secrets |secret]]" orbs (three per level) that will then unlock and be purchasable in the item shop. In each section of the levels players tap on an easel icon to enable [[Draw Mode]], which tells the player to draw some new type of platform or object. Once drawn, the player goes back to Adventure Mode and can then use or interact with the newly drawn object.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life/List of Levels}}

=== Draw Mode ===
The tool, similar to a robust version [[wikipedia:Paint (software)|Microsoft Paint]], through which players use to create new objects, weapons and even their hero. This is done through the stylus and touch screen input. Once drawn, objects and the hero itself will animate through the game's own design. The player can design up to three different humanoid heroes using a variety of colors, patterns and stamps. Character creation also features fifteen or so pre-made character templates which can be traced, or have their body parts swapped in and used for those people who are less artistic.

An interesting side feature to Draw Mode is that the game's title screen can be drawn and saved, so players can make their own unique title screen.

Players can also trade their drawn heroes and other objects via local wireless.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==
{{Quote
|text = This is the story of the Raposas and their village. For many years, the Raposas lived happily in their village and prospered until a rebel Raposa named Wilfre, created an army of evil shadows to spread darkness over the land.[''sic''] He tore key pages from the Book of Life and hid them across the world. These pages contained the templates for the moon, sun, stars and other cherished possessions. With those items gone, the Raposas began to abandon the village. Those who remain cry out to you, The Creator, to draw a Hero to help them rebuild their village back to greatness.
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The main "race" of creatures inhabiting the universe of ''Drawn to Life'' are anthropomorphic fox-like beings known as the [[Raposa]]. They were drawn by [[Creator|The Creator]], who also drew their world and everything in it.

The story begins with a Raposa named [[Mari]] crying out to The Creator to help save the Village she lives in. Her father doubts that The Creator will come back to help them, though [[Mari]] doesn't want to give up. Along the way, the player is introduced to her best friend, [[Jowee]], and her father, who is [[Mayor|The Mayor]]. These characters are the last remaining villagers. The player designs a hero for them, and they soon run into [[Wilfre]], a corrupted Raposa that dabbled in creation, and spawned a legion of evil [[Shadow|Shadow Creatures]]. The actual gameplay starts by rescuing The Mayor, who sets off to bring back the Raposa to the Village. As the player progresses, they learn that Wilfre was once a prominent member of the Village, and he stole the [[Book of Life]], thinking he could do better than The Creator, and tore the pages from it because of his failed attempts. The Mayor asks The Hero to find and return the pages of the Book of Life, so The Creator can once again draw the missing objects from the Village.

The Hero starts by designing the [[Eternal Flame]], which is used to clear the darkness from each section of the village, each time The Hero returns from completing a level. Along the way, The Hero rescue a cast of villagers, who agree to return to the Village and open up shops, restaurants and other places of interest. Mari begins training to take over as Mayor, and the Village plans a festival to celebrate. Meanwhile, adventure-hungry Jowee sneaks into a [[Twilite Wood|level]], and The Hero has to save him and help find an appropriate gift for Mari. This reckless act causes a rift between Jowee and Mari, but they eventually make up and grow closer as they help The Hero restore the village to what it once was.

After numerous confrontations with Wilfre, he finally tricks The Mayor into appearing alone, and kills him. Mari and the villagers are devastated, but after seeing the village descend into chaos, decide to band together and stop Wilfre for good. The Hero defeats Wilfre, and returns to the Village. Jowee plans to leave on a treasure hunt, and after saying goodbye, Mari reminisces about the past, upset about losing her dad and best friend. The story ends with Mari on the beach, shocked at seeing Jowee walk up behind her. She runs to him happily, watched over by the spirit of The Mayor, and The Hero, on the cliff above.

==Awards==
Drawn to Life was nominated for "Outstanding Achievement in Story Development" at the 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards. At IGN's "Best of 2007" awards Drawn to Life won "Most Innovative Design" (DS) and was runner-up for "Best Platform Game" (DS).

In Game Spot's Best of 2007 the game was nominated for "Best Platformer" (All Systems) and "Best Original Game Mechanic." Nintendo Power nominated Drawn to Life for Best Platformer (Wii & DS) for its 2007 Nintendo Power Awards. Drawn to Life was also a finalist in the inaugural Independant Games Festival: Mobile awards for Achievement in Art and Audio Achivement.

In the 2007 National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers awards, Drawn to Life won the award for Innovation in Gameplay.

==Sales==
From the game's launch in September 2007, until March 1, 2008, the game sold 820,000 units for the North American & Western European territories and ranked 61st of the top 100 selling video games of the last 12 months.

In THQ's 2007 holiday quarter sales conference call with investors, THQ President and CEO said the publisher was pleased with the performance of the franchise and that the game sold several hundred thousand units worldwide for the holiday season. Also, over THQ's past three fiscal quarters its DS sales had risen 94%, primarily driven by Drawn to Life.

The game was very well received in Australia making its debut on the Top 10 Australian sales chart for all platforms at #3. It continued to stay on the Top 10 sales chart over the next two months until Christmas.

It went on to have two sequels, one [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|canon]] sequel and one [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|noncanon]] sequel. It also spawned a spin-off game based around the [[wikipedia:SpongeBob SquarePants|Spongebob Squarepants]] series: [[Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In this installment, the player gets to draw the world, the trees, and the Raposa at the start of the game. [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]] is the only other game the player gets to draw the world of Raposa.
** Unlike the original game, the Wii game doesn't let the player draw the trees and Raposa. Instead, the player gets to draw the sun and the moon.
* In non-English versions of the game the default Touch Screen drawing has the word "Draw!" removed and the color of two of the swirls surrounding Jowee were altered.
** However, in the European version if you change the language to English and reset the drawing it will revert back to the original version with the word "Draw!"
* Two different boxarts exist for Drawn to Life; One features artwork seen in the title screen and was only used in the Japanese version and the pre-release North American boxart. The other boxart uses unique, oil painting style artwork with a more muted color palette, this was used in every other release of the game.
** Despite the changes, both boxarts share the same [[Hero]] artwork and game logo.
*This installment was David J. Franco's favourite soundtrack that he composed.
* According to director Jeremiah Slaczka, Drawn to Life was loosely inspired by the Super Nintendo game [[wikipedia:ActRaiser|ActRaiser]].
** In both games you play as a god-like being, who interacts with the world with an unanimated object brought to life in their fight against a villain who represents Satan.
** Both games also feature overworld and side-scrolling sections, albeit in ActRaiser its a city-building simulator rather than a RPG-style hub world.

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<center><youtube>4nSTScnYvOM</youtube> Drawn to Life's Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>gaYeXiktG-E</youtube> An extended version of the Official Trailer</center>
<center><youtube>n7Zba8ziZeo</youtube> An early Drawn to Life Trailer</center>
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Dtl02.jpg|A HQ version of the background in one of Drawn to Life's boxarts.
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6461cef86f83059ccff8022873311c1f.jpg|Promo Art

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Jpsite.png|The website for Drawn to Life's Japan release.
Dtl08.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl09.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
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Dtl42.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.
Dtl43.jpg|Promotional Screenshot for the Japanese release of Drawn to Life.

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|-|Prerelease=
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Screen_Shot_2018-09-12_at_1.48.26_AM.png|A screenshot taken from one of Drawn to Life's early trailers.
Dtl_promoart.png|Early Promo art for Drawn to Life.
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[[File:Actraiser.png|center]]|Director Jeremiah Slaczka talking about the game's inspiration.

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