Difference between revisions of "Penelope"
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| − | *Penelope shares her sprite with [[Genevieve]] | + | *Penelope shares her sprite with [[Genevieve]]. |
*After Rose talks to [[Mari]] about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to [[Antoinette]]. | *After Rose talks to [[Mari]] about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to [[Antoinette]]. | ||
**This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change. | **This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change. | ||
Revision as of 01:45, 13 December 2025
| Penelope | |
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Species | Raposa |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | Adult |
| Fur Color | Orange |
| Hair Color | Brown |
| Information | |
| Home | Watersong |
| Story Role | Villager |
| Occupation | N/A |
| Status | Alive |
| Game(s) | 
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“I knew Rose would never let us down! That's why I'm her no. 1 fan!”
–Penelope
Penelope, mistakenly named Antoinette during some parts of the game, is a Raposa in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. She resides in the east side of Watersong on a balcony overlooking a canal.
She claims to be Rose's number one fan.
Appearance
She wears a salmon-colored gown with yellow highlights. She has long brown hair tied with an oversized red bow. Penelope is often seen fixing her hair.
Quotes
Trivia
- Penelope shares her sprite with Genevieve.
- After Rose talks to Mari about the voice transfer, Penelope's name changes to Antoinette.
- This is most likely a technical glitch as there already is a Raposa with that name and there is no dialog concerning the change.
- After Light of My Life, when Salem appears with two Ameba resembling Raposa, one of them uses Penelope's sprite.
Media
The area in which Penelope resides.
Penelope watching Rose's performance.
Penelope's name changes to "Antoinette".
