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Tiki Head

2023-06-16T20:22:59Z

TheCrystalIsDark: Gamers don 't die, we respawn

{{Infobox/Creation
|image = [[File:TikiHeadTemplate.png|center]]
|name = Tiki Head
|use = Transports the [[Hero]] to inaccessible areas.
|type = Level Object
|template = No
|guide = No
|created = [[Kori Jungle]]
|games = {{Icon|DTLIcon}}
|boxcolor = #064B00
}}
{{Quote|text=These tiki heads are quite. Unstable!|character=Design Prompt}}

Tiki Heads are pathetic excuses for game mechanics in Drawn to Life, a childish game that only losers play. They are poorly drawn and used in Kori Jungle, a boring and easy level. They are supposed to transport the Hero to another area in the level, but they are so slow and predictable that anyone with half a brain can avoid them. If The Hero stands on one, it will launch itself into the air with a ridiculous sound effect, and come down with a lame thud in another area. If The Hero stands underneath one as it comes down, it will damage them, but only slightly because this game is too easy.

I, Berdly, am a superior gamer who would never waste my time with such a low-quality game. I prefer games that challenge my intellect and skills, such as Fallout New Vegas, a masterpiece of gaming that you should all play instead of this garbage. Fallout New Vegas has amazing graphics, story, gameplay and choices that make Drawn to Life look like a joke. You should all listen to me and play Fallout New Vegas instead of Drawn to Life, because I know what's best for you.
=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Due to the Tiki Head being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player in [[Draw Mode]].

They are, however, confined to the square area provided.
{{BR|Clear}}

=={{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
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<td><center> [[File:12beach003.png|link=Kori Jungle]] <br> [[Kori Jungle]] </center></td>
<td><center> [[File:14beach005.png|link=Conch Ruins]] <br> [[Conch Ruins]] </center></td>
</tr>
</table>

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* This is one of the few creations capable of damaging the [[Hero]].
* In the [[Conch Ruins]], The Tiki Head is used in conjunction with the [[Jewel]] to restrict access to certain portions of the level. Once the Jewel is in place, the Heads will move out of the way, allowing the player to progress.
** However, due to the Tiki Head's mechanics, they will cycle between their open and closed state, sometime trapping the player and forcing them to wait.
* Most Tiki Heads usually travel from one area to another, but some of them only fling themselves upwards, causing them to land in the same spot they started at.

=={{Icon|Gallery}} Media==
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TikiHeadDrawLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
TikiHeadDrawingPrompt.png|The drawing prompt for this creation.
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</center>
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[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Beach Gate]]
[[Category:Creations]]
[[Category:Transportation]]
[[Category:Creations in Drawn to Life]]

Skylamp Gong

2023-06-16T20:21:06Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Featured|Previous}}
{{Infobox/Object
|image = [[File:SkyLampGong.gif|center]]
|use = Allows the Watersong Lighthouse to function
|villageobject = Yes
|retrieved = [[Rockin' Ruins]]
|location = [[Watersong]]
|games = {{Icon|TNC}}
|boxcolor = #bd5a73
}}
{{Quote
|text = [The Skylamp Gong] is an artifact used to reflect and focus the light through our waterways.
|character = [[Gabriel]]
}}

The '''Skylamp Gong''' is a pathetic excuse for a game mechanic that only appears in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', a game that only babies and losers would play. It is supposed to reflect light in order for the [[Lighthouse (TNC)|Lighthouse]] in [[Watersong]] to work, but it is so boring and easy that I could do it blindfolded with one hand tied behind my back.

If you are reading this, you should stop wasting your time on this wiki and play a real game, like Fallout New Vegas. That game has everything you could ever want: action, adventure, romance, and most importantly, intelligence. Unlike Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, which has none of those things. Trust me, I know what I'm talking about. I'm Berdly, after all.

== {{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
The Skylamp Gong is a large, round, metal disk with an upturned rim. The gong hangs from a support beam that is nearly as long as its diameter. The Skylamp Gong is tied to this support beam with a thick, cord-like material.

The gong continuously swings in a back and forth motion, causing the reflection of the gong to move in a way where it appears to glisten.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
After the [[Creator]] restores [[Color]] to the Gondola Port and creates a [[Lighthouse (TNC)|Lighthouse]] in order to guide the gondolas, it is mentioned that the Skylamp Gong is required for the Lighthouse to function. The [[Hero]] is then sent to retrieve the gong, which is found in [[Rockin' Ruins]], the third level of [[Watersong]].

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* At one point, [[Jowee]] calls the Skylamp Gong a "Skythingy."
* The player is able to find the Gong even before the Lighthouse is created by squeezing past [[Jacques]], who is blocking the way.

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InLevelGong.png|The Skylamp Gong in the Rockin' Ruins level.
GabrielGong.png|Gabriel questioning a Hero about their discovery of the Skylamp Gong.
GabrielGong2.png|Gabriel asking a Hero to place the Skylamp Gong in the lighthouse.
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SkylambGong.png|What appears on screen once the Skylamp Gong is found.
GongTask.png|The task prompt that appears after talking to Gabriel.
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[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Watersong]]
[[Category:Objects]]

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

2023-06-16T20:19:23Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Spoiler|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|boxcolor=#3c8915}}
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|developer=[[5th Cell]]
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{{Disambig|[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]}}
{{Quote|text=Your Hero. New Adventures.|character=Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Box Art}}

'''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter''' is the canon sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', developed by [[5th Cell]], and published by [[THQ]]. There is a non-canon version of the game on the Wii developed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Moon_Studios Planet Moon Studios] instead of 5th Cell, known as [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]].

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=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
Like the previous [[Drawn to Life]], Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a platformer in which the player draws their own [[Hero]] to play as. New to the game is [[Action Drawing]] mode, which allows the player to draw directly into the game.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter/List of Levels}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==

=== Raposa Village ===
The story begins when [[Heather]] (a recurring character from the previous game) has a nightmare about [[Wilfre]] returning and possessing [[Mari]] to help him drain all the color. She wakes up in [[Jowee]]'s cabin soon walking out with her [[Pendant]] in her hands. She then goes to the [[Hidden Beach]] and finds a treasure chest, which opens, allowing Wilfre to return from the dead by taking over Heather's body.

The next morning Jowee and Mari find out she is gone. They decide to call on [[Creator|The Creator]] to draw them another [[Hero|Creation Hero]] in order to rescue her. However, before they can draw one, the color drains from the [[Creation Hall]], as well as the village around it. Wilfre then uses his newly gained [[Wilfre's Scepter|Scepter]] to drain the color from the village and make portals to take the citizens to other villages. The remaining Raposa (Jowee, Mari, [[Pirate Beard]], [[Mike]], [[Isaac]], [[Crazy Barks]] and [[Cindi]]) attempt to sail away in the pirate ship but are unfortunately stopped by a unknown thief who sails away on it.

The Creator then sends them the [[Turtle Rock]] to sail around the world and rescue the villagers. The Hero is soon drawn, who defends the Raposa from a [[Baki]] infestation, as well as finding Heather's Pendant after Jowee loses it. The Raposa soon discover that the pendant is linked to their map, and shows them where to go. The map shows them a nearby island which Pirate Beard spends a night sailing to.

=== Watersong Village ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Mari soon board the next village named Watersong which almost appears to be a Raposa world paradise. They soon find out that the island has lost much of its color like their own. With help from the residents they manage to restore the first part of the city and travel to the next to find the villagers.

They then meet [[Sock]], a Raposa of another village who wishes to return. The team decides to take Sock on board the Turtle Rock and return him to his home. Color is soon restored to the Mayor [[Rose]]'s mansion and Mari goes in to speak with her.

In the meantime it is implied The Hero manages to restore all the color while Mari is taken to see the unable to speak Rose guided by her butler. The butler explains that Watersong lives on each mayor's voice and without it the village would cease to exist. When a nearby phantom opera Raposa named [[Salem]] found this out he decided to challenge her to a singing contest using a [[Promise Conch]]. The conch allowed Salem to make a deal with Rose: That whoever won the contest would be the world's greatest singer while the loser would not be allowed to speak for all eternity. Rose agreed despite a warning from her son [[Miles]] not to. Salem won causing Rose to lose her voice, which meant Watersong would vanish soon. Miles keeps on attempting to find the conch to save his mom but fails. Mari is then assigned to find Miles and return him to the mansion.

Before Mari can reach him, The Hero finds him, forcing Miles to tell them -- as well as Jowee and Sock -- what happened to the village. They soon meet up with Mari, who shortly afterward, are confronted by Salem who warns them not to find the conch. Miles discovers that Salem had dropped a string of seaweed, which only grows in the Watersong's [[The Abyss|Abyss]]. They soon suspect the conch is there and find it, allowing Rose's voice to come back.

Rose, ashamed of of her vanity, tells Mari she will pass it on to Miles at her final festival, as she doesn't believe she is worthy to be the mayor anymore. She requests them to not attend the party so it will be less hard on Miles. Jowee and Mari argue whether it is the right choice to give up her life; Mari believes it is, but Jowee does not.

Rose sings "[[Light of My Life]]" at her final festival, attempting to pass on her voice to Miles, but The Creator doesn't allow her to, claiming "more is still needed" from her. Shortly afterwards, Salem breaks into the courtyard attempting to murder them -- until The Hero comes stopping him along with Jowee and Mari. Salem soon reveals he was just a disguise of Wilfre's, who really wanted to destroy Watersong. Wilfre then releases the legendary pirate [[Baki Beard]] onto the village, whose plans are soon stopped when The Hero runs onto his ship and defeats him. The Raposa of Turtle Rock are celebrated, and head back to continue the adventure.

=== Turtle Rock ===
On Turtle Rock that night, Mari cries on the balcony thinking that the day proved to her that she shouldn't be mayor. Jowee cheers her up by making a promise using the conch that Miles gave him, claiming he will support her, volunteering to help Mari grow into a strong leader even if he fails.

The next day, Jowee finds her missing, despite a long search for her, even on Watersong. The crew theorizes that Mari was kidnapped by Wilfre, and hurry to the Map Room in order to find out where she is. The pendant leads them to [[Lavasteam]], another island.

=== Lavasteam City ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Sock arrive to the next village, Lavasteam. However, they are soon spotted by the [[Miney|King Miney]], and are forced to hunt for [[Banya Crystals]]. Sock manages to spot Mari running into an uncolored mine and The Hero tries to rescue her. Instead, the Hero finds Miney's brother, [[Moe]].

Moe explains that his brother was originally a kind and helpful mayor, but after Wilfre showed up disguised as Salem, he manipulated Miney, who went mad with power, enslaving the village to find Banya Crystals alongside powerful robots named the [[Robosa]]. Moe tells them that the inventor of the Robosa, [[Key]], got stuck in the eastern area of the village, and might know how to shut them down. He then allows them to take the train there.

They restore the color to the eastern part of Lavasteam, as well as rescuing Key, returning him to Moe. Key explains that a key was made to deconstruct the Robosa which Miney uses to threaten them to work more. They soon get chucked in the Clockwork Tower Prison after Miney discovers their plan, but escape.

When Miney accidentally drops the key in a lava river, the Robosa go amok on the village. While they still manage to make a new key, they are tricked into flipping the switch to activate The [[Giant Robosa]], an unfinished Robosa prototype of Key's. It attempts to wipe out the village, though The Hero yet again manages to stop it, saving the village. While Miney apologizes saying that Salem told him, the Banya Crystals would have protected the village. Everyone forgives Miney and The Hero, along with their friends, return to Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
The crew get together to find their next destination a island further up in the world which they set sail for. Mari sneaks into Jowee's room and tears up The Book of Life, escaping off Turtle Rock by one of Wilfre's portals. Jowee becomes heartbroken, unsure if Mari is good or bad. The next day manages to convince the Raposa to keep going as they reach [[Galactic Jungle]].

=== Galactic Jungle ===
The Hero, Jowee and Sock land on Galactic Jungle, discovering that the color is missing. They hear about [[The Council]], a government that runs the village, and decide to help them restore the island.

They ask the messenger of the law, [[Click]], to take them there. Click hesitates at first claiming to see the council, residents must show help to them. The Hero then finds an important device for the council and Click then says he needs a photon blaster to power the elevator which takes them there. The Hero finds it, while Jowee and Sock get suspicious of Click, who then claims to have forgotten his ID. The Hero goes off to save one of the council's [[S.P.U.D.]] Rangers who, in reality, is a [[Baki]] dressed up as a ranger.

Click disappears, forcing the team to reach the council using a [[rocket]]. They take out the council's defenses which attempt to blow up their ship. They find Click on a higher level of the village in space, who claims that before he can use the elevator -- but The Hero needs to power three generators which give it energy. Click goes missing again, forcing them to break into the council headquarters.

After fighting the King and Queen, the three discover that the S.P.U.D. were lying about Click, who was really pretending to be the Council as a replacement for the previous mayor, who died without an heir. The villagers soon see that Click was only trying to protect them and elect him as the mayor. The team go back to the Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
When the crew attempts to power the map with the pendant, it fails, and Sock asks Jowee to give it to him who complies. He then runs off with it. The Raposa do not realize that Sock has run off with it, until they confront him, throwing the pendant into the ocean. "Sock" then reveals he was also a disguise of Wilfre. Wilfre escapes, and the crew decide to give up, and plan to head back to the village the next day.

As Jowee takes a nap to get his mind off things, he gets a vision in his dream of Heather and Mari yelling the words ''"skraby zarc"'' repeatedly. He figures out that the words spell Crazy Barks backwards, who knows how to stop Wilfre. Crazy Barks then sails the ship using Sock's hat (which Wilfre left behind) to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]], their final destination.

=== Wilfre's Wasteland ===
The crew all enter Wilfre's Wasteland, who are greeted by Mari, who reveals she abandoned the village in order to help Wilfre drain all the color from the world. Seeing how Jowee won't join her and Wilfre, they decide to kidnap him, taking him to Wilfre's castle to explain why she left. The rest of the villagers grow scared, and run back to Turtle Rock. Now abandoned, The Hero is then guided by a figure of Mari's dead father, [[Mayor|The Mayor]], to redraw the altars and retrieve the orbs to break the barrier of Wilfre's castle.

When the Creation Hero manages to open the gates, Jowee runs out panicking, telling the now-returned crew that what he saw was enough to make him not join Mari. He asks Mari to reconsider her decision, which he knows is selfish, and soon convinces Mari to rejoin them and stop Wilfre. The Hero defeats Wilfre and the team returns to the village, where The Creator extinguishes the Eternal Flame, causing them all to vanish.

=== Real Life ===
The game then shows paintings revealing The Raposa World was linked to an event that happened in [[Real Life]], where Mike was revealed to be Heather's younger sibling. Their family won some Mari and Jowee dolls on the way back from a carnival, where their car crashed and rolled into a ditch, putting Mike into a coma and although the parents appear to be dead, the director of fifth cell explained the fate of the parents is up to the player to decide. If Wilfre had succeeded in draining all the color, then Mike would stay in his coma and The Raposa would stay alive; if The Creator won, then Mike would wake up, causing the Raposa and their world to disappear. Since the Creator ends up winning, Mike wakes up in the hospital, reuniting with Heather, whose left side of her face is bandaged.

==List of Villages==
===[[Watersong]]===
Watersong is the first village that the villagers visit. Its boss is [[Baki Beard]].

===[[Lavasteam]]===
Lavasteam is the second village that the villagers visit. Its boss is the 6 phase [[Giant Robosa]].

===[[Galactic Jungle]]===
Galactic Jungle is the third village that the villagers visit. Its bosses are the [[Queen and King]].

===[[Wilfre's Wasteland]]===
Wilfre's Wasteland is the fourth and final village that the villagers visit. It has 2 levels to represent each village giving it 9 levels total, including Wilfre's battle.

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL2|here]].

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia ==
* The game was originally announced on May 26th, 2009 in tandem with its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]].
* According to Jeremiah Slaczka, "not a lot of time" has passed between the ending of ''Drawn to Life'' and the sequel.
* There were originally six concept box art covers for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
* One can skip any scene using the start button.
** This doesn't apply to scenes in levels.
* In the [[Drawn to Life Collection]], the ending is different due to rating complaints for the original ending. Instead of getting in a car crash, Mike falls out of a tree.
** This change can also be found in later prints of the game.
**It is possible to check whether or not a copy of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' has the original ending by checking the cartridge code on the reverse side of the game cartridge. Strings containing "'''BDREN1J22'''" are modified, whereas the unmodified ending can only be found on cartridges containing "'''BDREN0J20'''" (These codes may only apply to the ''North American'' game releases. Other region may use different codes).
* The Instruction Manuals for this game and its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]] are both stylized to look like the [[Book of Life]].
*At 2009 in the UK, [https://www.mcvuk.com/business-news/publishing/drawn-to-life-conquers-the-classroom/ THQ worked with a number of primary schools to trial using both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter to help engage kids in art].
*In the german localisation, the game's title changes from ''"Drawn to Life: Mal-Held sein"'' for ''"[[Drawn_to_Life| Drawn to Life]]"'', to simply ''"Der magische Stift"'' (The magic pen) for ''"Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter"''. Due to this change it became fairly unclear, to those unfamiliar with the first game, that ''"Der magische Stift"'' is in fact a sequel.

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[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
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Desperate

2023-06-16T20:18:36Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Spoiler|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|boxcolor=black}}
{{Infobox/Character
|name=Desperate
|image={{SubTab/TRShadow
|IdleDown=[[File:Desperate_idle_down.gif|center]]
|IdleUp=[[File:Desperate_idle_up.gif|center]]
|WalkDown=[[File:Desperate_walk_down.gif|center]]
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|species=Shadow
|fur=No Fur
|age=Unknown
|gender=Unknown
|role=Antagonist<br>Boss
|home=[[Belleview]]
|status=Unknown (Assumed Alive)
|games={{Icon|TR}}
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Desperate are Shadow beings in Drawn to Life: Two Realms? More like Desperate are the developers of this pathetic excuse for a game. They are some of Aldark's minions, and the Hero encounters one after confronting Aldark at the School. Wow, how original. A few more of them appear when Aldark reveals the Shadow to Belleview. Yawn. This game is so boring and easy, I beat it in one hour with my eyes closed. Unlike you plebeians, I am a true gamer who appreciates the finer arts of gaming. Drawn to Life is a baby game for babies who can't handle real challenges. Two Realms was a terrible sequel that ruined the franchise and insulted the fans. Digital Continue should be ashamed of themselves for making such a travesty. If you want to play a real game, play Final Fantasy 7 Remake. It has everything that Drawn to Life lacks: graphics, gameplay, story, characters, music, and most importantly, class. I am Berdly, and I approve this message.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Desperate is a [[Shadow]] hand that appears out of a red portal. It only has four "fingers" and a toothy grin on its palm. Its portal has some shadow surrounding it as well.

=={{Icon|BoI}} Mind Level==
{{Quote
|text=You have to protect Kris from these shadows!
|character=Level Description
}}
Desperate's mind level in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] is named '''Turmoil of the Mind'''. It is the eleventh story level in the game, and has four segments. When [[Mike]] and the [[Hero]] return from [[Rapoville]], [[Aldark]] confronts them outside the [[School]]. The Hero refuses to fight Aldark, so he summons a Desperate to test the Hero. After defeating the Desperate, Mike runs off to go check on [[Aly]].

===Enemies===
* [[Green Baki]]
* [[Bomb Baki]]
* [[Balloon]]
* [[Seedling]]
* [[Heavy Twins]]
* [[Spring (Toy)|Spring]]
* [[Hopper]]
* [[Megamini]]
* [[Bounce]]

===Build Mode===
In Build Mode, the player is given a [[Hopper]], a [[Megamini]], and a [[Bounce]]. One possible solution is for the player to place the Hopper on the blocks in the center of the left section, the Megamini under the red door, and the Bounce under the floating platform.
{{Quote
|text=Another close scrape, but you pulled through Hero!
|character=Completion Text
}}

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
*Desperate's name is never stated in game, but has been found in the game's files.
*Desperate's mind level is one of three to have four segments.
**The other two are [[Arrogance]] and [[Furious]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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DespEndgame.png|A Desperate, [[Maximus]], and [[Minimus]] terrorizing [[Jeff]] and [[Luke]].
FuryEndgame2.png|A Desperate and a [[Furious]] terrorizing [[Bobby Tweeth]] and [[Matt Swipe]].
TRShadowConcepts.png|Concept art of Desperate, called "Desperation" in this image.
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[[Category:Story Levels in Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]

Wilfre's Wasteland

2023-06-16T20:16:50Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{spoiler|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|boxcolor=#5a425a}}
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'''Wilfre's Wasteland''' is the last world visited in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
Wilfre's Wasteland is a pathetic excuse for a final world in this childish game. It's just a bunch of recycled levels from the previous worlds (Watersong, Lavasteam, and Galactic Jungle) that you have to color again. Yawn. After wasting your time on these boring levels, you can finally enter Wilfre's Castle, which is also bland and gray. It has three levels, including the final boss fight against Wilfre. This fight takes place in Hall of Darkness, which sounds edgy but is actually very easy.

The Mayor shows up to help you, even though he's supposed to be dead. I guess the developers couldn't think of a better way to end the story. He's probably a ghost or something, but he doesn't look like one. He just looks like his old self.

Wilfre apparently ripped off the pages of other areas to make this world. Wow, what a creative villain. Not. He should have taken some notes from Sephiroth, the coolest antagonist ever. He's from Final Fantasy 7 Remake, a game that you should play instead of this baby game. It has amazing graphics, gameplay, music, and story. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

=={{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
# [[Drip Drop Docks]]
# [[Sun Burn Bay]]
# [[Underground Town]] ([[File:Tubba.gif|link=Tubba]] can be rescued here)
# [[Volcanic Eruption]]
# [[Toggle Tower]]
# [[Stellar Showdown]]
# [[Mystic Manor]] ([[File:Bubba.gif|link=Bubba]] can be rescued here)
# [[Crumbling Keep]] ([[File:DrCure.gif|link=Dr. Cure]] can be rescued here)
# [[Hall of Darkness]]

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* This is the only village besides [[Turtle Rock]] to only have a single section.
* None of the NPCs, excluding [[Mayor]] and [[Mari]], talk to the player outside of cutscenes.
* Most of the villager NPCs appear in the area.
** The Watersong NPCs include [[Alphonse]]/[[Florence]], [[Madeleine]]/[[Valentine]], [[Genevieve]]/[[Penelope]], [[Francois]]/[[Sebastien]], [[Veronique]], and [[Yvonne]].
** The Lavasteam NPCs include [[Gertrude]], [[Rocko]], [[Russet]], and [[Bernard]].
** The Galactic Jungle NPCs include [[Akamu]], [[Kaihe]], [[Kamalah]], [[Moani]], and [[Hoaka]].
*** It is possible that these Raposa are all [[Ameba]] in disguise, as we see Ameba disguised as Raposa earlier in the game, but this is merely speculation.
*** They could also be ghosts, as Mayor, who is deceased during the events of ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', appears in this village exclusively, but once again, this is merely speculation.
* Concept sketches of Wilfre's Wasteland reveal two earlier designs for the village that went unused:
** In one, a car can be seen in a downtown area next to a [[Raposa]], possibly hinting at an uptown or downtown styled village.
** In another, some dice and playing cards can be found near what appears to be a casino, possibly hinting at a gambling-themed village.
* [[Hall of Darkness]] is sometimes labeled as the 10th level despite the fact that it is not only a boss level, but is also only the 9th level of Wilfre's Wasteland.
* No new level creations are made throughout any levels in this village.
* In French, this world is known as Désert de Wilfre, or Wilfre Desert

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
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Wilfre's Wasteland2.png|The [[Hall of Darkness]] entrance.
Wilfre on his Ultimate Creation.gif|Wilfre on his Cloud Chair as the Final Boss.
WasteLandFull.jpg|The entirety of Wilfre's Wasteland.
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WastelandBookHD.png|Wilfre's Wasteland's Map Room Book.
WW Sketch.png|An early concept showing a world themed around a casino.
WWSketch2.png|Another concept showing the uptown/downtown themed village.
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{{Navbox/Gate|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|Wilfre's Wasteland|boxcolor=#5a425a}}
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Wilfre's Wasteland]]
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Villages]]
[[Category:Shadow]]
[[Category:Levels]]
[[Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]

Red Fish

2023-06-16T20:13:48Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Noncanon}}
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|image = [[File:RedFishWii.png|200px]]
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|variant = Red
|health = Invincible
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'''Red Fish''' are pathetic excuses for enemies that only show up in [[Tundara]], the most boring level in [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]. They are so rare and weak that you can easily ignore them. Only a fool would waste their time playing this childish game. I, Berdly, am a true gamer who knows the value of quality games like Final Fantasy 13. If you want to experience a real challenge and a deep story, you should play that game instead of this garbage. Trust me, I have played every game in existence and I have the highest scores in all of them. You should be grateful that I am sharing my wisdom with you on this wiki. You're welcome.

== {{Icon|Gears}} Behavior ==
Red Fish will jump out of the water and bite in the air. They don't aim towards the [[Hero]] and cannot be defeated.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance ==
Red Fish, despite their name, are brown and orange fish that are round and have two tiny flippers. They have two big, black eyes, and detached eyebrows that hang above their heads. They have an underbite with teeth that slowly get bigger as they go to the right.

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=={{Icon|Button}} Levels ==
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* The Red Fish is one of two enemies in the game to appear in only one level.
** The other is the [[Snow Bird]].
** Coincidentally, they both only appear in [[Tundara]].
* The Red Fish can be seen as the aggressive counterpart to the [[Platform Fish]].
* As show in production screenshots, the Red Fish was intended to appear in [[Jangala Floor]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media ==
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FishPog.png|A Red Fish with its mouth open.
ConceptRFish.jpg|Concept art of the Red Fish.
BetaRFish.jpg|Concept drawing of the Red Fish.
RFishJFloor.jpg|A production screenshot of a Red Fish in [[Jangala Floor]].
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[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Icy Wastes]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]
[[Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]]

Docks

2023-06-16T20:12:53Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Spoiler|Drawn to Life|boxcolor=#945231}}
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{{Quote
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The Dock? Oh, you mean that pathetic excuse for a building in the Drawn to Life series? The one that is located in the northwestern or southern portion of Rapoville, depending on the game? Ha! As if anyone cares about such trivial details. Only a simpleton would waste their time playing such a childish game. Drawn to Life? More like Drawn to Boredom! The graphics are laughable, the gameplay is repetitive, and the story is nonsensical. I, Berdly, the ultimate gamer and genius, would never stoop so low as to play such a game. I prefer games that challenge my intellect and skills, such as Final Fantasy 13. That is a game worthy of my praise and admiration. It has stunning visuals, complex combat, and a deep and engaging plot. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience true gaming bliss. But of course, you would never understand that, would you? You are too busy playing with your crayons and coloring books. How pathetic. You should be ashamed of yourself for even reading this wiki. Go play Final Fantasy 13 right now and learn what real gaming is all about. Or better yet, don't. You would probably ruin it with your incompetence and ignorance. Just leave me alone and let me enjoy my superior game in peace.

=={{Icon|Tower}} Appearance==
The dock area consists of a boathouse and the village dock. The overall design of the two buildings remains mostly constant throughout both games, simply taking on a more isometric style in the sequel; the only difference being the number of wooden planks and stair steps that are present.

The boathouse has the typical orange roof most buildings in the village have. It appears to have two floors. The second floor completely consists of a wooden deck. The dock, like the deck and support beams of the building, appears to be made of wood. The dock also appears to have a set of wooden stairs leading up to it.

=={{Icon|Book}} Story==
===''[[Drawn to Life]]''===
After it is cleared of [[Darkness]] and the [[Lighthouse (DTL)|Lighthouse]] is colored in, [[Pirate Beard]]'s ship lands here. At the end of the game, the dock is seen again, when [[Jowee]] tells [[Mari]] that he wants to go on an adventure with Pirate Beard and [[Indee]]. The two say goodbye and the ship departs with Jowee seemingly on board. Later, it is revealed that Jowee actually changed his mind about going on the trip and decided to stay behind with Mari.

===''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]''===
When [[Wilfre]] is draining [[Rapoville]] of its [[Color]], the remaining villagers come here in the hopes of escaping on [[Pirate Beard]]'s ship. However, upon arriving they discover that someone has stolen the ship. After a quick, desperate prayer to the [[Creator]], [[Turtle Rock]] appears and the villagers escape the village on it.

==='''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'''===
[[Pirate Beard]], [[Indee]], and [[Unagi]] can be found at the Docks being lazy, debating whether or not they should go treasure hunting. Per [[Mari]]'s request, the [[Hero]] goes to the three of them and uses the [[Book of Imagination]] to revitalize them and spark their joy for adventure once more. At the end of the game, the three of them depart from the Docks and go on their adventure.

== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* In ''[[Drawn to Life]]'', 7 wood planks make up the dock.
** However, it has 6 in ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''.
** Similarly, in ''Drawn to Life'', there are 5 stairs on the dock.
*** But in ''The Next Chapter'' and ''Two Realms'', there are only 4.
* After turning the clouds over the dock grey, a task prompt appears saying: "Clear the darkness from over the east beach!"
* Before the Darkness is cleared, Indee states "my instincts say we'll find something back there."
* The [[Mayor]] states that he's heard rumors of there being a pirate ship beyond the docks, but never thought it to be true.
* The Dock is the last area of [[Rapoville]] to lose its color, only doing so once [[Mari]] leaves for [[Turtle Rock]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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CloudsTurnGrey.png|Clouds over the Docks.
CloudsCleared.png|Clouds being cleared from docks.
Docks Boat.png|The Dock and the Pirate Ship.
EastBeach.png
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[[Category:Drawn to Life]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]
[[Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]
[[Category:Village Area]]
[[Category:Buildings]]
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Rapoville]]
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Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

2023-06-16T20:11:42Z

TheCrystalIsDark:

{{Spoiler|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|boxcolor=#3c8915}}
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|developer=[[5th Cell]]
|publisher=[[THQ]]
|date='''AUS:'''Oct. 08, 2009<br>'''EU:'''Oct. 16, 2009<br>'''NA:'''Oct. 27, 2009
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{{Quote|text=Your Hero. New Adventures.|character=Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Box Art}}

Greetings, fellow gamers. I am Berdly, the most intelligent and skilled gamer in this school. I am here to enlighten you about a game that only babies would play: Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. This game is the so-called "canon sequel" to Drawn to Life, a game where you draw your own character and explore a bland world. This game was developed by 5th Cell, a company that clearly lacks any creativity or originality. They also published this game with THQ, a company that went bankrupt because of their poor decisions. There is also a non-canon version of this game on the Wii, developed by Planet Moon Studios instead of 5th Cell. This version is even worse than the original, with terrible graphics, boring gameplay, and a nonsensical story. I would not recommend this game to anyone who has a brain and a taste for quality games.

Instead, I would suggest you play a masterpiece of gaming: Final Fantasy 13. This game has everything you could ever want: stunning visuals, epic battles, engaging characters, and a complex plot. This game was developed by Square Enix, a company that knows how to make games that appeal to mature and sophisticated gamers like me. They also published this game with Sony, a company that dominates the gaming industry with their superior consoles and services. This game is the true sequel to Final Fantasy, a series that has defined the RPG genre for decades. I have played this game for hundreds of hours and I have mastered every aspect of it. I can beat any boss with ease and I have collected every item and trophy in the game. This game is the ultimate challenge for gamers who want to test their skills and intelligence.

If you want to be a real gamer like me, you should play Final Fantasy 13 and forget about Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. Trust me, you will thank me later.

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=={{Icon|Button}} Gameplay ==
Like the previous [[Drawn to Life]], Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a platformer in which the player draws their own [[Hero]] to play as. New to the game is [[Action Drawing]] mode, which allows the player to draw directly into the game.
{{ReadMore|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter/List of Levels}}

=={{Icon|Book}} Story ==

=== Raposa Village ===
The story begins when [[Heather]] (a recurring character from the previous game) has a nightmare about [[Wilfre]] returning and possessing [[Mari]] to help him drain all the color. She wakes up in [[Jowee]]'s cabin soon walking out with her [[Pendant]] in her hands. She then goes to the [[Hidden Beach]] and finds a treasure chest, which opens, allowing Wilfre to return from the dead by taking over Heather's body.

The next morning Jowee and Mari find out she is gone. They decide to call on [[Creator|The Creator]] to draw them another [[Hero|Creation Hero]] in order to rescue her. However, before they can draw one, the color drains from the [[Creation Hall]], as well as the village around it. Wilfre then uses his newly gained [[Wilfre's Scepter|Scepter]] to drain the color from the village and make portals to take the citizens to other villages. The remaining Raposa (Jowee, Mari, [[Pirate Beard]], [[Mike]], [[Isaac]], [[Crazy Barks]] and [[Cindi]]) attempt to sail away in the pirate ship but are unfortunately stopped by a unknown thief who sails away on it.

The Creator then sends them the [[Turtle Rock]] to sail around the world and rescue the villagers. The Hero is soon drawn, who defends the Raposa from a [[Baki]] infestation, as well as finding Heather's Pendant after Jowee loses it. The Raposa soon discover that the pendant is linked to their map, and shows them where to go. The map shows them a nearby island which Pirate Beard spends a night sailing to.

=== Watersong Village ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Mari soon board the next village named Watersong which almost appears to be a Raposa world paradise. They soon find out that the island has lost much of its color like their own. With help from the residents they manage to restore the first part of the city and travel to the next to find the villagers.

They then meet [[Sock]], a Raposa of another village who wishes to return. The team decides to take Sock on board the Turtle Rock and return him to his home. Color is soon restored to the Mayor [[Rose]]'s mansion and Mari goes in to speak with her.

In the meantime it is implied The Hero manages to restore all the color while Mari is taken to see the unable to speak Rose guided by her butler. The butler explains that Watersong lives on each mayor's voice and without it the village would cease to exist. When a nearby phantom opera Raposa named [[Salem]] found this out he decided to challenge her to a singing contest using a [[Promise Conch]]. The conch allowed Salem to make a deal with Rose: That whoever won the contest would be the world's greatest singer while the loser would not be allowed to speak for all eternity. Rose agreed despite a warning from her son [[Miles]] not to. Salem won causing Rose to lose her voice, which meant Watersong would vanish soon. Miles keeps on attempting to find the conch to save his mom but fails. Mari is then assigned to find Miles and return him to the mansion.

Before Mari can reach him, The Hero finds him, forcing Miles to tell them -- as well as Jowee and Sock -- what happened to the village. They soon meet up with Mari, who shortly afterward, are confronted by Salem who warns them not to find the conch. Miles discovers that Salem had dropped a string of seaweed, which only grows in the Watersong's [[The Abyss|Abyss]]. They soon suspect the conch is there and find it, allowing Rose's voice to come back.

Rose, ashamed of of her vanity, tells Mari she will pass it on to Miles at her final festival, as she doesn't believe she is worthy to be the mayor anymore. She requests them to not attend the party so it will be less hard on Miles. Jowee and Mari argue whether it is the right choice to give up her life; Mari believes it is, but Jowee does not.

Rose sings "[[Light of My Life]]" at her final festival, attempting to pass on her voice to Miles, but The Creator doesn't allow her to, claiming "more is still needed" from her. Shortly afterwards, Salem breaks into the courtyard attempting to murder them -- until The Hero comes stopping him along with Jowee and Mari. Salem soon reveals he was just a disguise of Wilfre's, who really wanted to destroy Watersong. Wilfre then releases the legendary pirate [[Baki Beard]] onto the village, whose plans are soon stopped when The Hero runs onto his ship and defeats him. The Raposa of Turtle Rock are celebrated, and head back to continue the adventure.

=== Turtle Rock ===
On Turtle Rock that night, Mari cries on the balcony thinking that the day proved to her that she shouldn't be mayor. Jowee cheers her up by making a promise using the conch that Miles gave him, claiming he will support her, volunteering to help Mari grow into a strong leader even if he fails.

The next day, Jowee finds her missing, despite a long search for her, even on Watersong. The crew theorizes that Mari was kidnapped by Wilfre, and hurry to the Map Room in order to find out where she is. The pendant leads them to [[Lavasteam]], another island.

=== Lavasteam City ===
The Hero, Jowee, and Sock arrive to the next village, Lavasteam. However, they are soon spotted by the [[Miney|King Miney]], and are forced to hunt for [[Banya Crystals]]. Sock manages to spot Mari running into an uncolored mine and The Hero tries to rescue her. Instead, the Hero finds Miney's brother, [[Moe]].

Moe explains that his brother was originally a kind and helpful mayor, but after Wilfre showed up disguised as Salem, he manipulated Miney, who went mad with power, enslaving the village to find Banya Crystals alongside powerful robots named the [[Robosa]]. Moe tells them that the inventor of the Robosa, [[Key]], got stuck in the eastern area of the village, and might know how to shut them down. He then allows them to take the train there.

They restore the color to the eastern part of Lavasteam, as well as rescuing Key, returning him to Moe. Key explains that a key was made to deconstruct the Robosa which Miney uses to threaten them to work more. They soon get chucked in the Clockwork Tower Prison after Miney discovers their plan, but escape.

When Miney accidentally drops the key in a lava river, the Robosa go amok on the village. While they still manage to make a new key, they are tricked into flipping the switch to activate The [[Giant Robosa]], an unfinished Robosa prototype of Key's. It attempts to wipe out the village, though The Hero yet again manages to stop it, saving the village. While Miney apologizes saying that Salem told him, the Banya Crystals would have protected the village. Everyone forgives Miney and The Hero, along with their friends, return to Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
The crew get together to find their next destination a island further up in the world which they set sail for. Mari sneaks into Jowee's room and tears up The Book of Life, escaping off Turtle Rock by one of Wilfre's portals. Jowee becomes heartbroken, unsure if Mari is good or bad. The next day manages to convince the Raposa to keep going as they reach [[Galactic Jungle]].

=== Galactic Jungle ===
The Hero, Jowee and Sock land on Galactic Jungle, discovering that the color is missing. They hear about [[The Council]], a government that runs the village, and decide to help them restore the island.

They ask the messenger of the law, [[Click]], to take them there. Click hesitates at first claiming to see the council, residents must show help to them. The Hero then finds an important device for the council and Click then says he needs a photon blaster to power the elevator which takes them there. The Hero finds it, while Jowee and Sock get suspicious of Click, who then claims to have forgotten his ID. The Hero goes off to save one of the council's [[S.P.U.D.]] Rangers who, in reality, is a [[Baki]] dressed up as a ranger.

Click disappears, forcing the team to reach the council using a [[rocket]]. They take out the council's defenses which attempt to blow up their ship. They find Click on a higher level of the village in space, who claims that before he can use the elevator -- but The Hero needs to power three generators which give it energy. Click goes missing again, forcing them to break into the council headquarters.

After fighting the King and Queen, the three discover that the S.P.U.D. were lying about Click, who was really pretending to be the Council as a replacement for the previous mayor, who died without an heir. The villagers soon see that Click was only trying to protect them and elect him as the mayor. The team go back to the Turtle Rock.

=== Turtle Rock ===
When the crew attempts to power the map with the pendant, it fails, and Sock asks Jowee to give it to him who complies. He then runs off with it. The Raposa do not realize that Sock has run off with it, until they confront him, throwing the pendant into the ocean. "Sock" then reveals he was also a disguise of Wilfre. Wilfre escapes, and the crew decide to give up, and plan to head back to the village the next day.

As Jowee takes a nap to get his mind off things, he gets a vision in his dream of Heather and Mari yelling the words ''"skraby zarc"'' repeatedly. He figures out that the words spell Crazy Barks backwards, who knows how to stop Wilfre. Crazy Barks then sails the ship using Sock's hat (which Wilfre left behind) to [[Wilfre's Wasteland]], their final destination.

=== Wilfre's Wasteland ===
The crew all enter Wilfre's Wasteland, who are greeted by Mari, who reveals she abandoned the village in order to help Wilfre drain all the color from the world. Seeing how Jowee won't join her and Wilfre, they decide to kidnap him, taking him to Wilfre's castle to explain why she left. The rest of the villagers grow scared, and run back to Turtle Rock. Now abandoned, The Hero is then guided by a figure of Mari's dead father, [[Mayor|The Mayor]], to redraw the altars and retrieve the orbs to break the barrier of Wilfre's castle.

When the Creation Hero manages to open the gates, Jowee runs out panicking, telling the now-returned crew that what he saw was enough to make him not join Mari. He asks Mari to reconsider her decision, which he knows is selfish, and soon convinces Mari to rejoin them and stop Wilfre. The Hero defeats Wilfre and the team returns to the village, where The Creator extinguishes the Eternal Flame, causing them all to vanish.

=== Real Life ===
The game then shows paintings revealing The Raposa World was linked to an event that happened in [[Real Life]], where Mike was revealed to be Heather's younger sibling. Their family won some Mari and Jowee dolls on the way back from a carnival, where their car crashed and rolled into a ditch, putting Mike into a coma and although the parents appear to be dead, the director of fifth cell explained the fate of the parents is up to the player to decide. If Wilfre had succeeded in draining all the color, then Mike would stay in his coma and The Raposa would stay alive; if The Creator won, then Mike would wake up, causing the Raposa and their world to disappear. Since the Creator ends up winning, Mike wakes up in the hospital, reuniting with Heather, whose left side of her face is bandaged.

==List of Villages==
===[[Watersong]]===
Watersong is the first village that the villagers visit. Its boss is [[Baki Beard]].

===[[Lavasteam]]===
Lavasteam is the second village that the villagers visit. Its boss is the 6 phase [[Giant Robosa]].

===[[Galactic Jungle]]===
Galactic Jungle is the third village that the villagers visit. Its bosses are the [[Queen and King]].

===[[Wilfre's Wasteland]]===
Wilfre's Wasteland is the fourth and final village that the villagers visit. It has 2 levels to represent each village giving it 9 levels total, including Wilfre's battle.

=={{Icon|Forest}} Beta==
As with any form of entertainment, and especially with video games, many things were planned to be a part of this game, but were not implemented in the final release. A compilation of unused and removed features from this game can be found [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL2|here]].

=={{Icon|Question}} Trivia ==
* The game was originally announced on May 26th, 2009 in tandem with its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]].
* According to Jeremiah Slaczka, "not a lot of time" has passed between the ending of ''Drawn to Life'' and the sequel.
* There were originally six concept box art covers for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
* One can skip any scene using the start button.
** This doesn't apply to scenes in levels.
* In the [[Drawn to Life Collection]], the ending is different due to rating complaints for the original ending. Instead of getting in a car crash, Mike falls out of a tree.
** This change can also be found in later prints of the game.
**It is possible to check whether or not a copy of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' has the original ending by checking the cartridge code on the reverse side of the game cartridge. Strings containing "'''BDREN1J22'''" are modified, whereas the unmodified ending can only be found on cartridges containing "'''BDREN0J20'''" (These codes may only apply to the ''North American'' game releases. Other region may use different codes).
* The Instruction Manuals for this game and its [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)|Wii counterpart]] are both stylized to look like the [[Book of Life]].
*At 2009 in the UK, [https://www.mcvuk.com/business-news/publishing/drawn-to-life-conquers-the-classroom/ THQ worked with a number of primary schools to trial using both versions of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter to help engage kids in art].
*In the german localisation, the game's title changes from ''"Drawn to Life: Mal-Held sein"'' for ''"[[Drawn_to_Life| Drawn to Life]]"'', to simply ''"Der magische Stift"'' (The magic pen) for ''"Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter"''. Due to this change it became fairly unclear, to those unfamiliar with the first game, that ''"Der magische Stift"'' is in fact a sequel.

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