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Victory Display

The Victory Display is the second Level Object drawn in the Tutorial, as well as both Bikini Bottom and Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition overall. It acts as the end point of a level, activated by using a key obtained after DoodlePants saves a Bikini Bottom Home citizen trapped in the level.
== Appearance ==
Due to the being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|Bikini Bottom=
 
 Tutorial 
 Uptown Bikini Bottom 
 Lagoon Circus 
 
 
 BiBo Industries 
 
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Wild Jungle 
 Perilous Cliffs 
 Bikinos Bottos 
 
|-|Deep Sea=
 
 Rock Bottom 
 Dutchman Deck 
 Below Deck 
 
|-|Space=
 
 Moon Surface 
 Space Station 
 Bikini Doodle 
 
 
 Lunar Battle 
 Doodle Revenge 
 
|-|Notebook Land=
 
 Note World 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Victory Display is one of only three level creations - alongside the Oopsie Doodle Friend and Checkpoint - to appear in every standard level in the game.
* If the player makes it to the end of the stage without saving anyone, a glowing blue door will appear at the right-hand side to send them back to a previous section of the level until they save at least one.
== Media==
DTLVictoryGateSection.png|Where the Victory Display is drawn in the Tutorial.
VictoryDisplayLocked.png|A locked Victory Display and door that teleports the player to a prior point.
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Category:Creations
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Objects
Category:Objects in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:Bikini Bottom (World)
Village Altars

The Village Altars, also called Village Pedestals and the Great World Structures, are creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. They are found and created in Wilfre's Wasteland.
The three Altars and their respective orbs are necessary to unlock the Hall of Darkness and the levels around it, so that the player can enter the Hall and defeat Wilfre once and for all.
== Watersong==
Altar 3, also called the Watersong Altar, is one of the creations in Wilfre's Wasteland. It is used to restore color in Watersong so that it can't be drained again, and to unseal the Hall of Darkness and the area around it. It represents Watersong and is one of the final creations in the series.
== Lavasteam==
Altar 2, also called the Lavasteam altar as well as the fire altar, is one of the creations in Wilfre's Wasteland. It is used to make sure that Wilfre can't drain the color from Lavasteam again, and to unseal the Hall of Darkness and the area around it. It represents Lavasteam.
== Galactic Jungle==
Altar 1, also called the Galactic Jungle Altar, is one of the creations in Wilfre's Wasteland. It is used to make sure Wilfre can't drain the color from the Galactic Jungle again, and to unseal the Hall of Darkness and the area around it. It represents the Galactic Jungle.
== Trivia ==
*If the player were to leave Wilfre's Wasteland after restoring all of its color, the altars would disappear.
*Despite the altars being labeled as Altars 1, 2, and 3, they can be created in any order.
*For some reason, the altar numbers are out of order. For instance, Watersong's altar is called 'Altar 3' despite Watersong being the first village in the game.
**Lavasteam's altar is the only one that appears to be correctly labeled.
* It is impossible to collect a village's orb before collecting the template for its respective Altar.
* Village Altar templates are always found in the first played level in Wilfre's Wasteland themed after a specific village.
** This means the first 6 levels in Wilfre's Wasteland can potentially contain an altar template.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Wilfre's Wasteland
Category:Needs Image
Category:Needs More Images
Village Bridge

The Village Bridge is a creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that is drawn in Rapoville. 
Once drawn, the player is able to access the right side of the village, and subsequently the Windmill, the Eastern Winds Gate, the Raposa Sports complex, the farmhouse, Zsasha's House, and the Jangala Gate.
== Appearance ==
Due to the Village Bridge being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
The preset drawing for this creation is a long bridge made entirely of wooden planks.
== Levels==
Rapoville
== Trivia ==
* This is the only required creation to have an easel in Rapoville.
** This and Cookie's Sign are the only creations to have an easel in Rapoville at all.
* This is one of the few creations in the game that cannot be fully seen at once on the Drawing Menu.
== Media ==
WiiVBridgeDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
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Category:Creations
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Rapoville
Village Entrance

The Village Entrance is, as the name implies, the entrance to the Rapoville.
== Appearance ==
The Village Entrance is a simple orange-gabled arch structure supported by large wooden poles that connect to the metal raining on the bridge. Nearing the top of the structure a small propeller can be seen although it's unknown what it's used for. Several ornaments, such as ribbon, decorate the entrance structure.
== Story==
It is one of the first locations encountered by the player in Drawn to Life. Isaac and Mya exit the village through here in search of Cindi, and soon after Wilfre covers the entrance in Darkness, blocking anyone from entering or exiting the Village. Later in the game, the player is presented with the opportunity to rename the village; this name will show up on the hanging sign on the Village Entrance.
== Trivia ==
*The road is the least worn out or deteriorated once it reaches the entrance.
** The road is also the widest here.
*The bridge cannot normally be seen without Shadow, except in the flashback at the beginning of the game.
*Supposedly, it is another way to get to the Snow Fields without using a World Gate. 
**This may suggest that the Village is closest to the Snow Fields or the Snow "Realm" geographically. 
*At the beginning of the game, when the Hero is asked to find Cindi, they can go to the entrance when there is no darkness, but an invisible wall will block them from exiting the village.
*The sign attached to the entrance is too high for a Raposa to reach, so the Hero is asked to put it up.
*At the beginning of Drawn to Life, Jowee calls the entrance "The Gate".
== Media==
BridgeCovered.png|The Entrance covered in snow and darkness.
WilfreOnBridge.png|Wilfre tossing pages of the Book of Life into the wind.
TRGate.png|The Village Entrance in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Village Area
Category:Buildings
Category:Locations
Category:Rapoville
Village Hall

Village Hall is a building in Drawn to Life meant to be a centralized point of meeting, storehouse for The Book of Life and, later in the game, a way of telling time through use of the clock.
The Village Hall is one of the first buildings the player sees after drawing The Hero and is where the Mayor most often resides after he is rescued from the first "tutorial" level. After every level, the rescued Raposa will return to Village Hall to speak with the Mayor before he places the returned page in the Book of Life. After the festival takes place, the Mayor will ask The Creator to draw clock hands to fix the clock on the tower portion.
== Appearance==
The Village Hall is a tall, tower-like building with an orange pyramid roof with slight upward curves at the vertices. A blue valance canopy is above the entrance; and there are two chimneys on the building.
== Trivia ==
*It has been shown that both The Mayor and Mari occasionally store the Book of Life inside.
**Although, Mari also states that she always keeps it close.
*The Mayor spent most of his time near the Village Hall.
*Out of the five different color palettes that the Village Hall uses the "Raining" palette isn't used again.
*Despite popular belief, the Village Hall isn't at the center of the village.
** Instead, the center is a tree between the village stage and Cookie's restaurant.
*It is implied the Hero lives here as the player spawns under it when the game starts.
*A small portion on the right side of the roof is missing.
**This could simply be a glitch.
*There is a slight texture alteration during rain in the village.
*Moss starts to grow on the building after the sun is returned.
**In Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter there is significantly less moss than before.
*In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter the Village Hall takes a more isometric style.
*In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter the clock is replaced with a bell.
**This is probably because in the first game, the player draws the clock, but in The Next Chapter, the player does not even get to draw their hero until Turtle Rock, let alone anything else.  The Hall is also not even seen after this point, since Wilfre drains the color from the Village.
**The blue canopy's design is also slightly changed.
*(Excluding trees) The Village Hall is the third building to lose color, after the Creation Hall and the Eternal Flame Pedestal.
==Media==
VHWii.png|Village Hall as it appears in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
ConceptTownHallWii.png|Concept Art of Village Hall for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
NextChapterVillageHall.png|The Village Hall takes a more isometric style in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
TownHallTR.png|Town Hall as it appears in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
RapoTownHallNight.png|Ditto, as seen at night.
TownHallInterior.png|The interior of Town Hall seen in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Buildings
Category:Village Area
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Rapoville
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Category:Needs Two Realms Info
Village Observatory

The Village Observatory is located at the eastern part of the Village. It is where Galileo lives and works. It is also where the Hero can view the both the Night Sky alongside the Moon, as well as the Day Sky which features the Sun and the Stormy Clouds they have created.
In Drawn to Life, the Template page for the observatory is found in Star Forest, where Galileo is also saved. in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), the player is able to reach and enter the building at any time once the Vertical Platform is created.
== Appearance==
Due to the Village Observatory being a creation object and having no pre-colored preset, the appearance of this object is mostly dependent on the player. 
In Drawn to Life, The Village Observatory is a domed building with a large telescope poking out. A simple Rapo-house like structure is attached to the dome. Attached to that section is a single doorway. Also attached to that section of the observatory is a sort of propeller on the side of the building. On the ground beside the observatory is a jug.
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) gave the Observatory a redesign, with the dome and telescope being changed to a steel-blue color, the building itself being taller and thinner and a door being placed at the center rather than a separate building. The interior of the building is accessible by the player, which depicts steel walls, a stone staircase and the telescope being more grey-ish than the outside variant.
The Drawn to Life: Two Realms version is much closer to the original game's variant in design, albeit in an isometric style as with the rest of the overworld.
== Trivia ==
* There is an Easter Egg in the grass near the Observatory, where the text "Miah ♥ Kaori" can be seen.
** This is a reference to Jeremiah and Kaori Slaczka.
== Media==
Miah+Kaori.png|Miah <3 Kaori Easter Egg.
GalileoMinimap.png|The Observatory on the Minimap.
GalileoMinimapIcon.png|The Observatory's mini-map icon.
ObserveWii.png|The Observatory as seen in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
WiiInsideObservatory.png|The interior of the Observatory in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
Rapo_Observatory.png|The Observatory in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
RapoObservatoryNight.png|Ditto, as seen during the night.
Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Buildings
Category:Village Creation
Category:Creations
Category:Village Area
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life
Category:Rapoville
Village Orbs

Village Orbs, also called the Ancient Relics, are objects found in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter in the levels of Wilfre's Wasteland. After an orb is found, it is placed on its respective altar. The three orbs and their altars are necessary to unlock the Hall of Darkness and the levels around it, so that the player can enter the Hall and defeat Wilfre once and for all.
== Story==
After beating the second level in each portion of Wilfre's Wasteland, the village's orb is placed on top of the previously made altar. After all three orbs are collected, the magic barrier is taken down around the Hall of Darkness, allowing the Creator to restore the building.
== Trivia ==
* It is impossible to collect a village's orb before collecting the template for its respective Altar.
* Village Orbs are always found in the second played level in Wilfre's Wasteland themed after a specific village.
** This means the first 6 levels in Wilfre's Wasteland all can potentially contain an orb.
== Media==
WaterOrbSS.png|The Water Orb on a Watersong Altar.
FireOrbSS.png|The Fire Orb on a Lavasteam Altar.
SpaceOrbSS.png|The Space Orb on a Galactic Jungle Altar.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Wilfre's Wasteland
Category:Objects
Village Stage

The Village Stage is a location in Drawn to Life. It is located in the center of the village, to the right of Cookie's Restaurant. After NavyJ is rescued from Gearworks, a festival will take place here. NavyJ sings about the Hero, with all the villagers celebrating along with them, and Mari gives a speech about beginning her training to become Mayor.
== Appearance ==
It is a simple elevated stage with a small white decorative backdrop. There are two spotlights that are turned on at night along with a long band of strip-lighting under the stage platform. 
== Trivia ==
*The Village Stage is one of the few locations to appear in Drawn to Life but not Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
**It is possible that the stage was rebuilt in the Watersong District, but this has not been confirmed.
== Media==
stagetime.png|NavyJ on the stage.
LOUDNAVY.png|NavyJ shouting from the stage.
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Village Area
Category:Buildings
Category:Needs More Images
Category:Rapoville
Vine

Vines are used in Snow Gate. They are first drawn in Banya Fields level of Drawn to Life, and they help The Hero to reach high-up places that would be very hard to reach without them. All The Hero has to do is tap on them to make them grow. The vine consists of a main shoot/vine that continued to grow up (this is what the player must tap on to make the vine grow), and offshoots that the player can jump on and use as a platform whilst climbing the vine.
== Appearance ==
Due to the Vine being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
However, they are still confined to two small areas.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|Snow Gate= 
 
 Banya Fields 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Vine is the only level creation object with pre-drawn/colored segments on the template page.
* It is very difficult to stand on the edges of the leaves of this creation without falling or sliding off.
== Media ==
VineDrawingPrompt.png|The drawing prompt for this creation
VineDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawing
Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life
Category:Snow Gate
Category:Needs More Images
Vine Beetle

Vine Beetles are enemies in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter that are found in Galactic Jungle. They climb up and down the vines found on Rope Modules at varying speeds, and they do not actively pursue the Hero. The Hero cannot defeat these enemies, thus it is best to simply avoid contact, as they will fall from the rope if damage is received.
==Appearance==
Vine Beetles are spiky, red-orange beetles with six yellow legs and two large pincers. They also have two large, red eyes.
== Levels==
 
 Iron Arboretum 
 Steely Thicket 
 
== Trivia ==
*The Vine Beetle acts similarly to the Hoopster enemy from Super Mario Bros. 2.
== Media ==
VineBeetleIronArboretum.png|A Vine Beetle in Iron Arboretum.
VineBeetleSteelyThicket.png|A Vine Beetle in Steely Thicket.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Galactic Jungle
Category:Enemies
Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Volcanic Core

The Volcanic Core is the ninth and final level in Lavasteam. The Giant Robosa is fought here as the boss of Lavasteam, with six phases taking up the battle inside and outside the Giant Robosa's body; three phases fighting the Giant Robosa's fists, and another three fighting their eyes and heart whilst avoiding lava and rockets.
If Rocko is talked to at any point in the game, he can change the flow of the magma in the Magma Flow Factory. This changes the level's in-stage name to Volcanic Core upon entering it, along with this version of the level gaining an additional BakiBeard Coin for the player to collect. However, upon doing so, the player is unable to fight the Giant Robosa in this stage despite these two levels sharing the same name.
==Creations==
<tabber>
 |-|Lavaberg = Lavaberg
 </tabber>
 This list only includes creations that are first drawn, or can be redrawn, within this level.
== Enemies ==
Grey Baki	Baki Chimneysweep	Baki Burnas	Giant Robosa (Boss)
 	 	 	
== Story==
After Key forges the new key from the key mold, the hero uses it to flip the switch that controls the Robosa. Once all of the rampaging Robosa shut down, Miney bumps into Salem (who was, of course, really Wilfre in disguise). Salem then states that Miney's idiocy has ruined their plan, and then goes off into the level to "clean up Miney's mess". Afterwards, the ground shakes and it's revealed that the Giant Robosa outside the control of the switch was on the loose in the factory. The Hero is then sent into the level to stop the Giant Robosa.
Once the Giant Robosa is defeated, Miney apologizes by saying he did what he thought was best for the village, and that the Banya Crystals were the key to Lavasteam's prosperity. Moe reassures him by stating that they have all gotten carried away, and Key confirms Moe's statement. The Hero and the rest of the gang are welcome back to Lavasteam at any time.
== Trivia ==
*There is a "fall through the floor" glitch here. This is due to the Ground Pound Clip.
*The game does not autosave after the cutscene that takes place before this level.
== Media==
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots=
FallingGlitch.png|A Hero falling through the floor via a glitch. The area where the player must change forms is seen directly above in the open space.
|-|Music=
MineCartMayhem.ogg|Mine Cart Mayhem, which plays before the boss fight.
DTL2_Track_18.ogg|V.S. Giant Robosa, which plays during the boss fight.
</tabber>
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Category:Lavasteam
Category:Levels
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Bosses
Category:Spoilers
Category:Needs More Images
Category:Needs Audio
Category:Needs Image
Volcanic Eruption

Volcanic Eruption is the fourth level in Wilfre's Wasteland in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. This level has multiple segments, including both a Mine Cart segment and Action Drawing segment. In the final segment, a flood of lava that chases The Hero near the end of the level, forcing the player to continuously move forward toward the goal. This is one of two stages in Wilfre's Wasteland to be directly modeled after Lavasteam, the other being Underground Town.
== Enemies ==
Grey Baki	Baki Miner	Hose Dragon
 	 	
== Template ==
The Template for the Lavasteam Pillar is found here if this level is played before Underground Town. If it is played afterwards, the Lavasteam Orb is found instead.
== Story ==
The Mayor explains that Wilfre has created an almost impenetrable barrier around his castle. He then tells The Hero that they must gain the power of the three villages, and from each they must construct a pedestal and obtain an orb. Once this is done, the barrier will be broken allowing them to get through to Wilfre.
== Trivia ==
* Despite being labeled the fourth level in Wilfre's Wasteland, levels 1-6 can be played in any order.
* In order to access the level, 300 Color Drops are needed to restore Color to the level's area.
** Doing this restores both Underground Town and this level.
* This is the second - and final - level to utilize the Mine Cart.
* The player receives 200 Color Drops when completing the level for the first time.
== Media==
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots=
VolcanicEruptionEntrance.png|The stage entrance located in Wilfre's Wasteland.
Volcanic_Eruption_Start.png|The start of this level.
VolcanicEruptionActionDrawEntrance.png|The entrance to the Action Drawing segment.
VolcanicEruptionActionDraw.png|The Action Drawing segment in it's entirety.
VolcanicEruptionEnd.png|The end of this level.
Volcanic_Eruption_Backdrop.png|The backdrop for this level.
|-|Music=
MineCartMayhem.ogg|Mine Cart Mayhem
Rocky Railroad.ogg|Rocky Railroad
</tabber>
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Levels
Category:Wilfre's Wasteland
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Volleyball

The Ball is a creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that is drawn in Raposa Sports. 
The Ball only appears in Rapo-Net, the Raposa world version of volleyball. It is the ball used to play the game and is passed between both teams.
== Appearance==
Due to the Ball being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
The preset drawing for this creation is a simple, white volleyball.
== Trivia ==
* This, along with every other creation related to Raposa Sports, is one of the only creations to use the preset before being created.
** These Creations are also the only ones in the entire series to not have drawing prompts.
== Media==
BlueScores.png|Blue Team scoring with the Ball.
NetGame.png|Playing Rapo-Net with the Ball.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Creations
Category:Rapoville
Category:Raposa Sports
Wall Decoration

The Wall Decoration, also known as the Picture Frame, is a Village Creation drawn in Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition. It acts as a home decoration to rearrange in Doodle Home.
== Appearance ==
Due to the being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
== Dialogue Exchanges ==
<tabber>
|-|Picture Frame=
:Fish: DoodlePants!
:Fish: Do you realize your Doodle Home does NOT have a PICTURE FRAME?!
:Prompt: You heard the fish! We need to draw a picture frame!
:(The player then draws a Picture Frame.)
:Prompt: Well, that's a great job!
:Prompt: Let's add this picture frame to your Doodle Home!
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* This is one of the Doodle Home creations made to be purely cosmetic, rather than having an additional use.
== Media==
WallDecorationBikiniBottom.png|A Wall Decoration in the Doodle Home.
WallDecoration.png|The arrangement mode icon for the Wall Decoration.
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Category:Creations
Category:Village Creation
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom