The Creator and the Hero

Exactly What It Says on the Tin, the Creator is the almighty being who created the world of Drawn to Life. The hero is the Creator's presence powering a wooden dummy. Whether or not they're separate entities is unknown.

• A God Is You
• But Now I Must Go: At the end of the first game (maybe), based off dialogue in the other games.
• Divine Assistance
• Gods Need Prayer Badly
• Hello, Insert Name Here

Mari

The mayor's daughter and future mayor of the village. She is the only one left with faith in the Creator, and that's when you answer her call and begin the game. She's not quite sure about her skills as mayor, but she has no choice but to accept it once her father dies.

• Face Heel Turn: In the DS sequel. Sort of.
  • Faith Heel Turn

Jowee

Mari's best friend and a Raposa with a love of adventure. He's skeptical about you at first, but soon becomes one of your closest friends. At the end of the first game, he leaves the village, but returns anyway.

• Goggles Do Nothing
• Series Mascot: He's on the title drawing screen as well as the image that represents the games when one activates the DS with the games currently in.

The Mayor

The mayor of the village and Mari's father. He's among the last ones to leave the village before you begin fixing everything. He's eventually murdered by Wilfre in the endgame.

• No Name Given: It's possible that, with the strange names the series has, that his name actually is "Mayor".
• Ultimate Authority Mayor
• Unexplained Recovery: Maybe. He reappears for a while toward the end of the DS sequel, but this is never explained, and he disappears for good after a bit.

Heather

A mysterious young Raposa girl with half of her face covered in shadows. She doesn't talk very much. In the DS sequel, it's revealed that she's Mike's sister in the real world.

• Ambidextrous Sprite
• Cute Mute: At first.
• Distressed Damsel: Somewhat, she's kidnapped by Wilfre at the beginning of the DS version of The Next Chapter and is found only after the final boss.
• Orphan's Plot Trinket

Isaac

Cindi's father. He owns the village shop.

• Megane

Cindi

Isaac's daughter.

• Cheerful Child

Crazy Barks

A rapo who seems to think he's a dog.

• Companion Cube: The big rock that he's always near is this to him.
• Motor Mouth

Pirate Beard

A pirate Raposa found by the hero on an island. He plans to pillage the village, but settles down when he's given a place to stay. In the DS sequel, he takes the helm of the turtle ship.

• The Lancer: In the DS sequel.
• Nice Hat: A standard pirate hat. Crazy Barks wants it.
• Talk Like a Pirate

Mike

A human that the hero stumbled across seemingly by accident in the first game. Not knowing what a human is, the others consider him to be an odd Rapo without any ears (their ears are all long). He comes to accept being in the village. In the sequel, it's revealed that the world is actually a fantasy of his while the real world Mike is unconscious from a coma or falling out of a tree.

• Apocalypse Maiden: Male example.
• Token Human

Farmer Brown

Chef Cookie

Tubba and Bubba

Zsasha

A thief that the Hero accidentally rescued from the forest. He steals from the village, but has a tendency to return items out of remorse. At the end of the first game, it turns out he was stealing to provide for a child he took in.

• Affably Evil: Not really evil though.
• Leitmotif
• Morality Pet
• Noble Demon: Though not one of the monsters of the game, he's considered somewhat antagonistic, yet still knows when he's beaten.

Cricket

Navy J

A Raposa performer who is known for his songs and dance moves, but is really better at dancing more than singing.

• Shout Out: To Elvis.
• Small Name, Big Ego: Isn't quite the singer he thinks he is.

Galileo

An astrologist who left the village with his family many years ago. He'll move back in if he can have an observatory built. He knew Mari when she was a small child.

• Brother Chuck: Only character from the original game to never appear again.

Samuel

Indee

An explorer who loves to go on adventures. He's willing to give pointers to up-and-comers like Jowee in adventuring. His father did the same thing in his youth, leaving the Mayor to babysit the young Indee.

• Shout Out: To Indiana Jones

Count Choco

A Raposa vampire who can't stand the sight of blood, so he prefers tomato juice. He could just be dressing up as a vampire for fun.

• Afraid of Blood
• Friendly Neighborhood Vampire
• Our Vampires Are Different

Unagi

• Cool Shades
  • Sunglasses at Night

Dr. Cure

Sock

A Raposa that wears an over-sized sock for a hat. Mari and Jowee agree to let him join their adventure, as he's trying to find his way home. He's actually Wilfre in disguise.

• Sixth Ranger
  • Sixth Ranger Traitor

Mayor Rose and Miles

Salem

A mysterious Raposa who stole Rose's voice. He's actually Wilfre.

• Nice Hat
• Shout Out: To The Phantom of the Opera.

The Butler

King Miney

The king of Lavasteam Village, he forces everyone to work in the mines in search of Banya Crystals. He's being manipulated by Salem/Wilfre.

• Cain and Abel: He has this with Moe.
• The Caligula: Only because of Salem.
• Heel Face Turn: [[Sees the error of his ways just before you beat the world boss]].
• Leitmotif: One of the more impressive ones in the series.

Moe

• Cain and Abel: He's the Abel to Miney's Cain.

Key

• Badass Normal: The only Raposa shown to have any fighting capability.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He created the Robosa, including the giant one.

Click

• Well-Intentioned Extremist: Cares very deeply for his home, so he created a council and rule enforcement system to keep everyone in line.

Wilfre

• Big Bad
• Hopeless Boss Fight: In the DS sequel. At first.
• Leitmotif
• Shape Shifter
  • Shape Shifter Guilt Trip
  • Shape Shifter Swan Song
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: Possibly.
• White-Haired Pretty Boy: His Raposa form had gray/silver/white fur.

Frostwind

• Advancing Boss of Doom
• An Ice Person: More of a dragon, really.
• Our Dragons Are Different

Deadwood

• When Trees Attack

Angler King

A giant fish monster that Wilfre unleashed to stop the Hero. It shipwrecked Pirate Beard and his crew on the level where you find them.

• Underwater Boss Battle

Giant Scorpion

A giant scorpion that Wilfre has control over.

• Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: The only boss to receive no foreshadowing whatsoever.
• Scary Scorpions

Bakibeard

A ghost of a Baki pirate captain whose ship is about to attack Watersong. He is the first boss in the DS game.

• Back from the Dead: You kill his puny, mortal form and then he comes back as a giant ghost. Though with all the other Baki ghosts flying around, his living form may have been an illusion.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: The first phase treats him like an ordinary Baki. Go nuts.
• King Mook
• Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot: The ghost of a pirate squirrel.

Giant Robosa

A giant Robosa made by Key. It's actually a prototype that Salem activated when his hold over Miney had stopped.

• Background Boss: For the portions of the battle not inside him.
• Marathon Boss
• Megaton Punch: One of its attacks.
• Psycho Prototype

Spaceship and Tank

A random spaceship and a tank that the hero attacks at the climax of the Space Jungle.

• Genre Shift: Their boss fight is a Shoot 'Em Up.
• Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: It appears briefly before you go off to its boss level, but otherwise there's nothing known about these contraptions, whether or not they're aligned with Wilfre or Click.
• Tank Goodness