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** Furthermore, [[5th Cell]] had little involvement in the modified ending. | ** Furthermore, [[5th Cell]] had little involvement in the modified ending. | ||
* Keeping in theme with the game, the instruction manual for Drawn to Life: Collection is a collection of both the DS games' manuals. | * Keeping in theme with the game, the instruction manual for Drawn to Life: Collection is a collection of both the DS games' manuals. | ||
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| Drawn to Life Collection | |
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| Publisher(s) | 
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| Release Date(s) | November 23, 2010 |
| Platform(s) | DS |
| Genre(s) | Adventure/Platform |
| Rating(s) | E (ESRB) |
| Last Game None |
Next Game None |
–Drawn to Life: Collection Box Art
Drawn to Life: Collection is a bundle re-release containing both Drawn to Life and its sequel Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. It was first released on November 23, 2010 and is notable for changing the ending of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter due to complaints.
Plot
Drawn to Life
–Drawn to Life: Collection BoxArt
Drawn to Life requires the player to create a Hero in order to free a cursed village from an encroaching darkness. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as vehicles, weapons, platforms, etc.) which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
–Drawn to Life: Collection BoxArt
In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, Wilfre returns and is draining the Color from the Raposa world! Let your imagination run wild with the ability to draw multi-limbed Heroes, explore four brand new worlds, and stop Wilfre from draining the world of it's color!
Differences
- The main menu shows a selection screen where the player chooses which of the two games to play.
- The ending of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is altered due to a ratings complaint.
- Instead of the ending depicting a car crash where Mike was rendered comatose, Mike simply falls from a tree and briefly passes out.
Trivia
- Compared to other boxarts in the series, the Hero's head is less circular on this boxart.
- Despite the North American box art having a Nintendo Wi-Fi connection sticker, Drawn to Life Collection restricts sharing creations to Multi-Card Play.
- According to both Jeremiah Slaczka[1] and the story of Drawn to Life: Two Realms, the modified ending of The Next Chapter is not canon.
- Furthermore, 5th Cell had little involvement in the modified ending.
- Keeping in theme with the game, the instruction manual for Drawn to Life: Collection is a collection of both the DS games' manuals.
- The manual also has a minor cropping issue.
Media
The game's DS Icon.
The main title screen.
The Book of Life as seen on the title screen.
Front and back covers
Nintendo-related info and DTL Contents Page
Wireless Communication Info
DTL Page 1 & 2
DTL Page 3 & 4
DTL Page 5 & 6
DTL Page 7 & 8
DTL Page 9 & 10
DTL Page 11 & 12
DTL Page 13 & Notes
TNC Page 1 & Contents Page
TNC Page 3 & 4
TNC Page 5 & 6
TNC Page 7 & 8
TNC Page 9 & Notes
Limited Warranty Notice & THQ Customer Service numbers
