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* WishingWell: By tossing coins into the wishing well, you can get anything from extra coins, to new special abilities, to access to the secret creator's section. Not every offer of coins gets results, however
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* WakeUpCallBoss: In the first game, Deadwood is a step up from [[WarmUpBoss Frostwind]], who has a predictable attack pattern, because he spawns in shadow enemies every second and occasionally causes earthquakes, stunning the Hero. The shadow inside Deadwood is also quite difficult to beat because it moves extremely fast and also causes earthquakes.
** The Giant Robosa in the second game is quite a challenge as well. The robot itself has a predictable attack pattern, but if you get hit by one of its fists, it is immune to damage. Also, once you get it to zero health, it sucks you inside and makes you fight its eyes, which breathe fire and have rocket guns to protect them, and its heart, which has homing rocket guns to protect it.
** The Giant Robosa in the second game is quite a challenge as well. The robot itself has a predictable attack pattern, but if you get hit by one of its fists, it is immune to damage. Also, once you get it to zero health, it sucks you inside and makes you fight its eyes, which breathe fire and have rocket guns to protect them, and its heart, which has homing rocket guns to protect it.
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There is also a CompilationRerelease of the two DS games called ''DrawnToLife Collection''. If you haven't played the game and plan to, get that.
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There is also a CompilationRerelease of the two DS games called ''DrawnToLife ''Drawn to Life Collection''. If you haven't played the game and plan to, get that.
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The rights to the IP were purchased by 505 Games for $300K USD from the THQ auction, and a version for the Apple iPad was released with less than average results.
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The rights to of the IP franchise were purchased by 505 Games for $300K USD from the THQ auction, and a version for the Apple iPad was released with less than average results.
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''Drawn to Life'' is an [[NeedsMoreLove incredibly underrated]] video game developed by 5th Cell about a village inhabited by "Raposa," [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter small, furry creatures]] [[CartoonCreature supposedly meant to be foxes]]. The Raposa village you name later has been under attack by Wilfre, who covers the village in shadow (feel familiar, anyone?). Mari then asks the Creator for help. [[AGodIsYou You're the Creator]], and you draw a hero to help. This hero... well, you can draw it and it moves. Pretty cool gimmick. The hero must travel across the world, through the four gates in the village, defeating the shadow, returning the lost Raposa to the village, and collecting the missing pages of the Book of Life to restore the village to its former glory.
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''Drawn to Life'' is an [[NeedsMoreLove incredibly underrated]] a video game developed by 5th Cell about a village inhabited by "Raposa," [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter small, furry creatures]] [[CartoonCreature supposedly meant to be foxes]]. The Raposa village you name later has been under attack by Wilfre, who covers the village in shadow (feel familiar, anyone?). Mari then asks the Creator for help. [[AGodIsYou You're the Creator]], and you draw a hero to help. This hero... well, you can draw it and it moves. Pretty cool gimmick. The hero must travel across the world, through the four gates in the village, defeating the shadow, returning the lost Raposa to the village, and collecting the missing pages of the Book of Life to restore the village to its former glory.
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* PrefersTheIllusion: In the ending to the second game, [[spoiler:the villain, Wilfre, had discovered that the whole world was AllJustADream created by a boy in a coma. Rather than allowing the boy to wake up, thus [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt ending the world as they knew it]], he conspired to keep him in his coma so as to continue their existence. He also briefly convinced Mari to help him, but she later decided it'd be more noble to sacrifice their entire world so one boy could wake up back in his.]]
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-->'''Jowee:''' Erm... What if we lived in [[NintendoDS a white box with two windows... and the box had buttons... and a magic wand]]! And the Creator used that to examine our lives... And control what we do! What do you think?
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-->'''Jowee:''' Erm... What if we lived in [[NintendoDS [[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS a white box with two windows... and the box had buttons... and a magic wand]]! And the Creator used that to examine our lives... And control what we do! What do you think?
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* [[spoiler: TheEndingChangesEverything: You may not see the story of these games the same way ever again once it's revealed that all of it was Mike's coma dream.]]
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Drawn to Life is an [[NeedsMoreLove incredibly underrated]] video game developed by 5th Cell about a village inhabited by "Raposa," [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter small, furry creatures]] [[CartoonCreature supposedly meant to be foxes]]. The Raposa village you name later has been under attack by Wilfre, who covers the village in shadow (feel familiar, anyone?). Mari then asks the Creator for help. [[AGodIsYou You're the Creator]], and you draw a hero to help. This hero... well, you can draw it and it moves. Pretty cool gimmick. The hero must travel across the world, through the four gates in the village, defeating the shadow, returning the lost Raposa to the village, and collecting the missing pages of the Book of Life to restore the village to its former glory.
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* CrystalDragonJesus: The games story carries a pretty strong Christian set of themed, what with the Creator creating a savior at the behest of a character named Mari to help save them from the shapeshifting [[SatanicArchtype Wilfre]] and his [[TheCorruption corrupting shadows.]] The second game ups the ante by having there be [[spoiler: A DreamApocalypse the villain is trying to stop, Mari losing faith in the creator and siding with Wilfre, and having TheReveal that the series events are due to a girls prayer.]]
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* CrystalDragonJesus: The games story carries a pretty strong Christian set of themed, what with the Creator creating a savior at the behest of a character named Mari to help save them from the shapeshifting [[SatanicArchtype [[SatanicArchetype Wilfre]] and his [[TheCorruption corrupting shadows.]] The second game ups the ante by having there be [[spoiler: A DreamApocalypse the villain is trying to stop, Mari losing faith in the creator and siding with Wilfre, and having TheReveal that the series events are due to a girls prayer.]]
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* CowardlyBossControllableHelplessness: In a unique fashion too; [[spoiler: The Mayor of the first game is stuck down by Wilfre in the woods and lies on the ground injured. If you know where to find the Mayor, all you are able to do is listen to his VisibleSilence and leave him to lie there until he is found by the other Raposa later on.]]
* CowardlyBoss: The parasitic shadow infesting the second boss - Deadwood - constantly runs about his body trying to get away from you.
* CowardlyBoss: The parasitic shadow infesting the second boss - Deadwood - constantly runs about his body trying to get away from you.
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* HeroicMime: It [[PoorCommunicationKills becomes a plot point]] when [[spoiler: The Mayor is attacked and left for dead by Wilfre. while the player character can go see him, they can't actually tell anyone that his life is in danger, leading to his death and Mari's HeroicBSOD.]]
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A sequel called ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter'' has been made. The version for the Wii happens directly after Drawn to Life, but before Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter on the DS. The Next Chapter features a much darker storyline, incredibly improved drawing functions, better platforming, no arbitrary outlines where you can only color things in...
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A sequel called ''Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter'' has been made. The version for the Wii happens directly after Drawn to Life, but before Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter on the DS. The Next Chapter features a much [[DarkerandEdgier darker storyline, storyline]], incredibly improved drawing functions, better platforming, no arbitrary outlines where you can only color things in...
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* FridgeBrilliance: Some of the Raposa saved in the first game are odd choices, to say the least: A pirate crew, an Indiana Jones expy, a vampire, a bodyguard... It all makes sense after TheReveal. [[spoiler: Mike is the young boy who thought this world up, so his subconscious is creating Raposa characters based on types of characters he likes.]]
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* FridgeBrilliance: Some of the Raposa saved in the first game are odd choices, to say the least: A pirate crew, an Indiana Jones Franchise/IndianaJones expy, a vampire, a bodyguard... It all makes sense after TheReveal. [[spoiler: Mike is the young boy who thought this world up, so his subconscious is creating Raposa characters based on types of characters he likes.]]
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* ShoutOut: There's a treasure hunter Raposa named [[IndianaJones Indee]], complete with his treasure-seeking dad and curmudgeonly son.
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* ShoutOut: There's a treasure hunter Raposa named [[IndianaJones [[Franchise/IndianaJones Indee]], complete with his treasure-seeking dad and curmudgeonly son.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer made it look more like a gimmick game than the epic platformer we all know and love. Plus the woman's expression? EpicFail.
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* MoodWhiplash: Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter's Galactic Jungle, a {{Cyberpunk}} place where there are millions of harsh laws all PlayedForLaughs, takes a turn for the worse when you realize [[spoiler: Click]] was behind the whole "government," and it only gets worse the further you play into the game.
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Drawn to Life is a video game developed by 5th Cell about a village inhabited by "Raposa," [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter small, furry creatures]] [[CartoonCreature supposedly meant to be foxes]]. The Raposa village you name later has been under attack by Wilfre, who covers the village in shadow (feel familiar, anyone?). Mari then asks the Creator for help. [[AGodIsYou You're the Creator]], and you draw a hero to help. This hero... well, you can draw it and it moves. Pretty cool gimmick. The hero must travel across the world, through the four gates in the village, defeating the shadow, returning the lost Raposa to the village, and collecting the missing pages of the Book of Life to restore the village to its former glory.
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Drawn to Life is a an [[NeedsMoreLove incredibly underrated]] video game developed by 5th Cell about a village inhabited by "Raposa," [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter small, furry creatures]] [[CartoonCreature supposedly meant to be foxes]]. The Raposa village you name later has been under attack by Wilfre, who covers the village in shadow (feel familiar, anyone?). Mari then asks the Creator for help. [[AGodIsYou You're the Creator]], and you draw a hero to help. This hero... well, you can draw it and it moves. Pretty cool gimmick. The hero must travel across the world, through the four gates in the village, defeating the shadow, returning the lost Raposa to the village, and collecting the missing pages of the Book of Life to restore the village to its former glory.
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* UnexpectedShmupLevel: The second game has three of these, more specifically, the fourth and final levels of the third village, and the sixth level of the final "village." [[spoiler: The second shmup level contains two bosses.]]
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In addition, it's much harder and faster-paced. What happens in it? Color is drained from the world and then... well.
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In addition, it's much harder and faster-paced. What happens in it? Color is faster-paced, with a plot concerning color getting drained from the world and then... well.
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The rights to the IP were purchased by 505 Games for $300K USD from the THQ auction. Recently auction, and a version for the Apple iPad has been was released with less than average results.
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* [[spoiler: AllJustADream: The ending of ''The Next Chapter'', in the most shocking way imaginable.]]
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* [[spoiler: AllJustADream: The ending of ''The Next Chapter'', in the most a rather shocking way imaginable.manner.]]
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* AlternateEnding: The Collection's edition of the Next Chapter has a different ending than the separate DS one.
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* AlternateEnding: The Collection's edition of the Next Chapter has a different ending than to the separate DS one.one, obtainable through an early choice.
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: {{Invoked}} in the first two levels of the fourth world of the first game.
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: {{Invoked}} in the first two levels half of the fourth world of the first game.game. TheHero [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment grows as tall as a house for the first half of that world]].
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: {{Invoked}} in the first two levels of the fourth world of the first game.
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* WombLevel: The giant robosa is as close as it gets. [[EyeScream Two eyes]] and a heart to defeat.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler: The Giant Robosa]]
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* SceneryGorn: In the 4th half of Wilfre's Wasteland, you can see color leaking from the walls.
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* SceneryPorn: Some of the backgrounds in The Next Chapter are quite nice.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailer made it look more like a gimmick game than the epic platformer we all know and love. Plus the woman's expression? EpicFail.
* NonstandardCharacterDesign: The hero is ''huge'' compared to the Raposa.
* NonstandardCharacterDesign: The hero is ''huge'' compared to the Raposa.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Some of the Raposa saved in the first game are odd choices, to say the least: A pirate crew, an Indiana Jones expy, a vampire, a bodyguard... It all makes sense after TheReveal. [[spoiler: Mike is the young boy who thought this world up, so his subconscious is creating Raposa characters based on types of characters he likes.]]
