History YMMV / DrawnToLife

* ThatOneLevel: Conch Ruins. Many underwater enemies are scattered throughout the level, and what's even worse is that you can't GoombaStomp underwater enemies.

* PopularWithFurries: Being FoxFolk (as well as [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter being just adorable]]), the Raposa have quite some fans in the Furry Fandom. [[BigBad Wilfre]] and Mari especially get a lot of attention, due to the former being the most popular character in the series by far and the latter being the only major female character.

* AntiClimaxBoss: [[spoiler: In this game, Wilfre [[TookALevelInBadass takes several levels in badass]] from the first game, being able to shapeshift and drain color from pretty much anything, even ''space,'' and during the final battle he's [[HopelessBossFight completely invincible]] at first. However, once the Raposa's prayers reach the Creator and he destroys Wilfre's scepter, he pulls out his "[[BlatantLies ultimate creation]]": a cloud with a throne that only has three attacks: an extremely easy-to-dodge lightning strike, a swooping attack that's only slightly tougher to dodge, and a tornado attack that can easily be manipulated into not harming you. It's safe to say that despite the constant threat he posed throughout the story, Wilfre went out with a whimper once it came time to fight him.]]

* AntiClimaxBoss: Wilfre's imposing in the first game, but in the final battle of this game he's the easiest boss to reach and hurt, as you can jump his cloud and drain quickly his health by [[GoombaStomp jumping on his head]].

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments:

* PopularWithFurries: Being FoxFolk (as well as [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter being just adorable]]), the Raposa have quite some fans in the Furry Fandom. [[BigBad Wilfre]] and [[TheChick Mari]] especially get a lot of attention, due to the former being the most popular character in the series by far and the latter being the only major female character.

* BreatherBoss: Doodle Patrick is much easier than both the first and second Doodlebob battles. He's rather slow compared to his friend, and despite his SizeShifter abilities, you can easily counter most of his attacks by simply karate chopping him or jumping on him, though his spinning attack becomes harder to dodge as he grows bigger.

* ThatOneLevel: Steely Thicket. It's a swing across a bunch of vines, and some vines have those [[GoddamnedBats damned bugs]] that can knock you off into the abyss. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Thankfully, however, the doubloon in this level isn't too hard to find.]]

* PopularWithFurries: Being FoxFolk as well as [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter being just adorable]] the Raposa have quite some fans in the Furry Fandom.

* GameBreaker: The in-game invincibility cheat in the first game makes what was at first NintendoHard become as easy as the sequel. There are absolutely ''zero'' restrictions in using the code, but the sequel removes the invincibility code entirely.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks:''Two Realms''' decision to shift from a traditional platformer to a PuzzlePlatformer was very divisive among fans of the first two games.

* SelfImposedChallenge: Beat the game without using any weapons.

* PolishedPort: When The Next Chapter came to the DS, it was much easier than its Wii counterpart's unintentional FakeDifficulty.

* TierInducedScrappy: The Slasher is generally ignored in favor of the Shooter and the Slinger. While the fully upgraded Shooter is the best weapon in the game when it comes to DPS and the fully upgraded Slinger can fire in 8 directions and perform a circle attack, the Slasher is pretty much only capable of a generic melee attack, and even when fully upgraded it's underwhelming (its special is just a sliding attack similar to your standard melee attack).

** [[https://youtu.be/bx0Zm4zpcoc The Underwater Theme]] from the first game sounds suspiciously similar to the refrain of [[https://youtu.be/WcHQGiz6b8g?t=47 Gusty Garden Galaxy]] from VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy, and it predates it by two months!

** Actually, practically the entire [[JungleJapes Galactic]] [[RecycledInSpace Jungle]] is That One World!

* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** Due to complaints from the revised ending of the game in the CompilationRerelease, ''Two Realms'' undoes the censored ending as it takes place after the original ending of ''The Next Chapter''.
** An update was soon made to fix some complaints the game had in its initial release, such as allowing the player to paint in the creative menu with the screen and decreasing the points the missile launcher enemy gives with their missiles.

** Actually, practically the entire [[JungleJapes Galactic]] [[RecycledInSpace Jungle]] is That One [[UpToEleven World]]!

* PopularWithFurries: Being FoxFolk as well as RidiculouslyCuteCritters this is inevitable with the Raposa among some fans.

* AnticlimaxBoss: Wilfre's imposing in the first game, but in the final battle of this game he's the easiest boss to reach and hurt, as you can jump his cloud and drain quickly his health by [[GoombaStomp jumping on his head]].

-->"Design a terrible sign for Chef Cookie's restaurant!"
-->Cookie: "No, I beg of you! Make it a masterpiece!"

* AnticlimaxBoss: Wilfre's imposing in the first game, but in the final battle of this game he's the easiest boss to reach and hurt, as you can jump his cloud and drain quickly his health by[[GoombaStomp jumping on his head]].

-->''Crazy Barks:"CRAZYBARKSWILLBECOMEDESTINYSAIL."''

--> Heather: Wilfre is a very bad Rapo. He [[spoiler: made Mari's daddy dead. Sometimes I see Wilfre in my dreams.]]

* EndingAversion: The original SuddenDownerEnding caused so much backlash ''Collection'' had to {{Retcon}} it into something much LighterAndSofter.

* MoralEventHorizon: In the sequel, Wilfre [[spoiler: tricks the mayor of Watersong into giving up her voice. Without it, she, and the town, will slowly die]].

%%* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: "CRAZYBARKSWILLBECOMEDESTINYSAIL."

* AuthorsSavingThrow: Due to complains from the revised ending of the game in the CompilationRerelease, ''Two Realms'' undoes the censored ending as it takes place after the original ending of ''The Next Chapter''.