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Eastern Winds

Eastern Winds, also called The Land of the Eastern Winds, is the fourth and final gate in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii). It has an Air theme and is split into 6 levels. This gate has no boss, and the Artifact of Power found in this gate are the Branches from the Tree of Ages.
== Levels ==
=== World 4-1===
Sky Arch Mountains is the first level in Eastern Winds. The Hero draws the Wings in this level, and Farmer Brown offers a challenge in this level.
=== World 4-2===
Floating Meadows is the second level in Eastern Winds. The Hero draws the Windmill Blade in this level, and Zsasha offers a challenge in this level.
=== World 4-3===
Roab Plateaus is the third level in Eastern Winds. The Hero finds a Jar of Lightning Bugs in this level, and Cookie offers a challenge in this level.
=== World 4-4===
Balancing Rock Garden is the fourth level in Eastern Winds. The Hero rescues DJ and Erika in this level, and Zsasha offers a challenge in this level.
=== World 4-5===
The Drifting Isles is the fifth level in Eastern Winds. The Hero defeats four Large Shadow Bats in this level, and Pirate Beard offers a challenge in this level.
=== World 4-6===
The Maze of Ages is the sixth level in Eastern Winds. The Hero restores the Tree of Ages and retrieves the Branches from the Tree of Ages in this level, Cricket offers a challenge in this level.
== Rescued Characters==
<tabber>
|-|DJ=
DJ(In Balancing Rock Garden)
|-|Erika=
Erika(In Balancing Rock Garden)
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
*According to a Game Design Document shared by Ken Capelli, Eastern Winds was originally called Cloud City.
== Media==
EWMapGate.png|The Eastern Winds gate as seen on the map.
ConceptEWGate.png|Concept Art of the Eastern Winds gate.
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Category:Gates
Category:Eastern Winds
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Levels
Category:Locations
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Rapoville
Eastern Winds Baki

Eastern Winds Baki are an enemy in the fourth gate of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii). They pose little threat to the Hero, because they do not actively target the player and are easily defeated by any attack.
== Appearance ==
Eastern Winds Baki are tan Bakis with a slightly brighter tan face. They have a pair of pilot's goggles, and no other visible facial features. They wear a red scarf and their ears have hair sticking off the ends.
== Levels ==
 
 Sky Arch Mountains 
 Floating Meadows 
 Roab Plateaus 
 Balancing Rock Garden 
 The Drifting Isles 
 The Maze of Ages 
 
== Trivia ==
* As seen in concept art, the Eastern Winds Baki was originally meant to have an airborne variant.
** The reason this variant was cut is unknown.
== Media==
ConceptWiiBakis.png|Concept art of the four main Bakis in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
EarlyEWBakis.jpg|Early versions of the Eastern Winds Baki.
PropellerBakiModel.png|Beta model of the Eastern Winds Baki.
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Category:Baki
Category:Enemies
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Eastern Winds
Elevator

The Elevator is the first Level Object drawn in Bikini Doodle, as well the seventh drawn in Space and the thirty-third in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition overall. It acts as a moving platform that goes along a drawn path indefinitely, activated when the player lands on it. 
== 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>
|-|Space=
 
 Bikini Doodle 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* This creation acts similarly to the 3 Way Switch creation's platforms from the original Drawn to Life, albeit as a singular platform that activates as the player lands on it, rather than when a switch is pulled.
== Media==
ElevatorBikiniDoodle.png|An Elevator near the Easel that created it in Bikini Doodle.
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Category:Creations
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:Space
Ellen

Ellen is a Raposa in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. She resides in the west side of Lavasteam.
== Appearance ==
Ellen is an adult female Raposa with grey hair styled in a bun. Her uniform consists of a blue dress with a white apron, and a matching blue headscarf. 
== Quotes==
== Trivia ==
*Ellen mentions putting Banya Crystals on the crust of her Banya pie to make it turn out perfect. 
**This may be another reference to the Crystals being edible.
*With the exception of their hair colors, Gertrude and Ellen share the same sprites.
== Media ==
File:Ellen.png|The area in which Ellen resides.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Characters
Category:Raposa
Category:Lavasteam
Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Needs More Images
Epic Statue

The Epic Statue is a creation in Drawn to Life. The Template for the statue is found in Angle Isle. Mari requests that The Hero retrieve the template page for the Statue in the hopes that it will stop the villagers from quarreling, as well as serve as a reminder to The Creator's goodness
== Appearance ==
Due to the statue being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
It is still confined to the area provided.
== Villager Quotes==
== Trivia ==
* Before the statue is created, a lamppost can be found in its location.
** When the story is ready for the statue's creation, the lamppost disappears.
== Media==
File:StatueMiniMap.png|The location of the statue on the Village Mini-Map.
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life
Category:Creations
Category:Rapoville
Category:Needs More Images
Eraser

Erasers are an enemy featured exclusively in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition. Upon dropping from the top of the screen, they will erase anything that comes into contact with them, and inflict damage to DoodlePants upon touching them. They are seen in three stages - Bikinos Bottos, Below Deck and Lunar Battle - with the latter stage containing a Giant Eraser that chases the player. 
== Appearance ==
The erasers depicted in this game are the exact same as real-life erasers, as the sprite is simply a compressed image of a regular eraser. The exterior is comprised of pink rubber, and takes a rectangular shape.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Bikinos Bottos 
 
|-|Deep Sea=
 
 Below Deck 
 
|-|Space=
 
 Lunar Battle 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Eraser is the only object besides the Magic Pencil to be based on a real world stationary object.
* Every stage the Eraser appears in is a pre-boss stage.
* The house destroyed in the beginning of Lunar Battle is a drawing of Grandma SquarePants' House from the episode Grandma's Kisses.
* The Eraser and Ghost Wall are the only enemies that chase the player around the stage.
== Media ==
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots=
EraserBikinosBottos.png|An Eraser destroying a platform in Bikinos Bottos.
EraserBelowDeck.png|An Eraser in Below Deck.
LunarBattleEraserGrammawHouse.png|An Eraser destroying Grandma SquarePants' house in Lunar Battle.
GiantEraserLunarBattle.png|A Giant Eraser spawning to chase the player in Lunar Battle.
|-|Assets=
EraserSign.png|The Eraser's warning sign.
</tabber>
Category:Non-Canon
Category:Enemies
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:The Jungle
Erika

Erika is a character that only appears in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii). She is engaged to DJ.
== Appearance ==
Erika is an adult female Raposa with blonde hair and orange fur. She wears a pink wedding dress and a pink bridal veil. She also has her hair tied up into a bun, with more pink fabric covering it. She wears a flower crown made of pink and purple flowers decorating it.
== Story==
Erika is first seen after the Hero clears Crystal Caverns, and can be found in between the Raposa Sports complex and Farmer Brown's farm. She is uninteractable until the epilogue to The Baldy Slopes. In that scene, she walks up to DJ after the Hero and Jowee give him the Frozen Rose. 
Eventually, DJ and Erika go missing from the village, and Chef Cookie wonders where they went. Jowee and the Hero find them in the Balancing Rock Garden looking for a honeymoon spot, and the four return to the village.
In between levels, Erika can be talked to by the Hero. She does not offer any sort of challenges for the Hero, and she will typically give updates on the wedding, her honeymoon, and wedding gifts from DJ.
It is not confirmed, but it is assumed that the two are officially wed during the celebration after the Hero defeats the Giant Scribble Monster.
== Quotes==
<tabber>
|-|Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)=
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* Erika is one of the three Raposa exclusive to the Wii game. 
** The other two are Circi and DJ.
* Strangely, in some art her ears aren't shown.
* Erika is called "bride" in the files of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
== Media ==
Erica2.png|Erika's Model
Erika.png|Erika as seen in the Pause Menu.
ErikaTalksprite.png|Erika's talksprite in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
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Category:Characters
Category:Raposa
Category:Needs More Images
Category:Needs Better Image
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Rapoville
Eternal Furnace

The Eternal Furnace is an item in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) found in Icy Wastes and used by Circi to create the Bad Mannequin. It is one of the Artifacts of Power.
== Appearance ==
The Eternal Furnace is a purple furnace with a fire that is always active, hence the name "eternal" furnace.
== Story==
When the Hero recovers Wilfre's Journal, the group learn about the Artifacts of Power, and send Jowee and the Hero to go find it. When they reach the Chamber of the Eternal Furnace, they find the Shadowy Figure stealing the Furnace from themself.
Eventually, the group gathers rest of the Artifacts and Circi is revealed to have the Furnace. She double-crosses the Raposa, forming the Bad Mannequin, and she tries to draw Wilfre's likeness onto the mannequin. She forgets what he looks like and accidentally forms the Giant Scribble Monster. During the fight, the Hero must ground pound the mannequin a total of 25 times. 
Once the mannequin floats into the air as the Shadow fades from the village, it explodes, separating the Artifacts. The Creator then takes the artifacts and tosses them into the sea.
== Trivia ==
* The Eternal Furnace has the most inconsistent appearance out of all the Artifacts of Power
** When Circi first takes it, it is almost five times her size. However, during the final boss, it is smaller than a Raposa.
== Media==
DMEF.png|The Eternal Furnace as part of the Bad Mannequin.
ConceptFurnace.png|Concept sketches of the Eternal Furnace.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Objects
Category:Icy Wastes
Category:Artifacts of Power
Exit Gate

Exit Gates are the end-of-level doors that appear at the end of almost every level in Drawn to Life, except boss Levels and the Snow Fields, and every level in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), except for Circi Loves Wilfre. 
In the original Drawn to Life, gates can only be opened to exit the level if all four pieces of the level's Template have been found and all of the Raposa in the level have been rescued. In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), most of the gates are locked until the story challenge has been met, whether that be making a creation, rescuing a Raposa, or finding an object.
== Tips==
* There are often picket signs or other markers that indicate that The Hero is approaching an Exit Gate. These are useful as they allow the player a chance to go back and look for any skipped Secrets or items before the level is ended.
** Exceptions to this include levels such as Gearworks.
== Trivia ==
*The four collected Template pieces act similarly to keys that open the gate. Once the Hero reaches an Exit Gate, the slots on the gate will lock down on all four of the Template pieces, and then the large padlock on the gate will fall. After this, the Hero may walk through the gate, returning to Rapoville.
*Raposa seem to teleport to the exit gate once rescued.
*All Exit Gates lead back to the gate the Hero entered the level from.
*Exit Gates cannot be seen in boss levels.
**This is because there aren't templates to be collected during those levels.
*In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), the exit gates look identical to the World Gate the level is from.
== Media ==
ExitSign.png|A sign showing that an Exit Gate is nearby.
MendedTemplatePages.png|An Exit Gate mending template pages.
UnlockedExitGate.png|An unlocked Exit Gate.
OpenedExitGate.png|An Exit Gate with its doors open.
EGJangala.png|An Exit Gate in Jangala.
Category:Levels
Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life
Extendable Platform

The Extendable Platform is a creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that is drawn in Floating Meadows. 
Once drawn, the Extendable Platform will appear in the air in levels throughout Eastern Winds. It will also appear in the Village Observatory in Rapoville. It will extend when the Hero stands on it and retract back into itself when the Hero gets off.
== Appearance==
Due to the Extendable Platform being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
The preset drawing for this creation is a blue mechanical contraption, very similar to the Ultra Hand made by Nintendo.
== Levels==
<tabber>
|-|Eastern Winds=
 
 Floating Meadows 
 Roab Plateaus 
 Balancing RockGarden 
 The DriftingIsles 
 The Maze of Ages 
 
|-|Rapoville=
 
Rapoville(Mari's House, Village Observatory)
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
== Media==
WiiEPlatDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
BetaWiiEPlat.png|Early version of the template.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Eastern Winds
Category:Rapoville
Falling Chair

Falling Chairs are creations in Drawn to Life. They are first drawn in Rapo Towers. The chairs are attached to chains that move them down. The Hero has to climb up numerous lines of chairs throughout the level to progress.
== Appearance==
Due to the Falling Chairs being a creation object and having no pre-drawn preset or guide, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player; though they are still confined to the area provided.
The creation's shape is a chair viewed from the front.
== Levels ==
 
 Rapo Towers 
 
== Trivia ==
* This creation is only used in Rapo Towers.
== Media==
FallingChairDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
FallingChairDrawingPrompt.png|The drawing prompt for this creation.
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:City Gate
Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life
Falling Leaves

The Falling Leaves is a creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that is drawn in Jangala Outpost. 
Once drawn, the Falling Leaves will fall in the background. They have no impact on game play whatsoever, and are purely cosmetic.
== Appearance==
Due to the Falling Leaves being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
The preset drawing for this creation is a simple green leaf.
== Levels==
 
 Jangala Outpost 
 Jangala Falls 
 
== Trivia ==
== Media==
WiiFLeavesDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
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Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Jangala
Falling Logs

Falling Logs are a creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that are drawn in Jangala Floor. 
Once drawn, the Logs can be found on waterfall areas of certain levels in Jangala, and they act as a temporary platform for the Hero to stand on.
== Appearance==
Due to the Falling Logs being a creation object, the appearance of this object is completely dependent on the player.
The preset drawing for this creation is a solid, oak log with one twig sticking out the side of it.
== Levels==
 
 Jangala Floor 
 Jangala Falls 
 
== Trivia ==
*If the player makes precise enough jumps, this creation can be skipped entirely and still beat the level.
== Media==
WiiLogsDrawingLocation.png|The area where this creation is drawn.
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Category:Creations
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Jangala
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Falling Stone

The Falling Stone is the second Level Object drawn in Bikinos Bottos, as well the seventh drawn in The Jungle and the eighteenth in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition overall. This acts as a platform that slowly drops the player upon landing on it. It is the sister creation to the Floating Stone.
== 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>
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Perilous Cliffs 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* Although the Floating Stone does return for a future stage - that being Below Deck - the Falling Stone does not.
* The Falling Stone is created immediately after the Floating Stone.
== Media==
FallingStoneBikinosBottos.png|A Falling Stone at Bikinos Bottos.
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Category:Creations
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:The Jungle
Faraway Beach

Faraway Beach is the first level of the village Watersong. At the start of the level, the Hero draws a Surfboard to surf the waves and collect Rapo-Coins as well as Color Drops.
== Story ==
Mari, Jowee, and the Hero enter Watersong after Turtle Rock docks and are surprised to see another village besides their own devoid of color. After some dialog, Madeleine shows them a Color Jar she found on her beach. Amazed, Jowee suggests The Hero use it to restore color to a boathouse, and by extension the area of this level. The Hero then goes into this level to collect more color.
After collecting color from the level, The Creator restores color to the uncolored ground allowing access to the rest of western Watersong section.
== Enemies ==
Grey Baki	Pilot Bird	Starfish
 	 	
== Creations ==
<tabber>
|-|Surfboard=Surfboard
|-|Ball=Ball
</tabber>
This list only includes creations that are first drawn, or can be redrawn, within this level.
== Trivia ==
*The Boathouse the player restores color to uses up all 25 color drops that were found by Madeleine.
*When the level is completed for the first time, the player is rewarded with 100 Color Drops.
*According to Madeleine, the entire east page of Watersong is the Faraway Beach, and it is right outside the city of Watersong.
== Media==
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots= 
FarawayBeachStart.png|The start of this level.
FarawayBeachStarfish.png|Two Starfish in this level.
FarawayBeachSection.png|A section of this level.
FarawayBeachEnd.png|The end of this level.
FarawayBeachStart.gif|The start of this level.
|-|Misc=
FarawayBeachBackdrop.png|The backdrop for this level.
FarAwayBeachHouse.png|A building in this level.
UnlockedFaraway.png|The prompt when unlocking this level.
|-|Music=
Faraway Beach.ogg|The song that plays in the start of the level.
surfin and evadin.ogg|The song that plays during the surfing segment.
Canal Royal - Faraway Beach.ogg|The song that plays in the latter half of the level.
</tabber>
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Category:Watersong
Category:Levels
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Farmer Brown's Seeds

Farmer Brown's Seeds are items in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) that can be found in all four worlds. They are one of three optional collectibles in the game, and one of the five optional challenges. As their name implies, the challenges are presented to the Hero by Farmer Brown.
== Appearance ==
The seeds, while all having different names, all share the same appearance. They all look like burlap bags, with red cross-stitches. They also have an image of a corn stalk on the front of the bag.
== Levels==
(Note: The name and number of the seeds will be listed under the icon and name of each level.)
Jangala Climb4 DumplingTree Seeds
Shadow City Outer Walls8 OversizedBrussel Sprouts
Shadow Palace Gates5 EdibleConker Nuts
Tundara4 SpacklePlants
The Baldy Slopes7 heads ofTitanic Lettuce
Sky Arch Mountains6 BoogerBerries
== Trivia ==
* During the Hero's first interaction with Farmer Brown, he mentions that if the Hero collects the seeds, they might be rewarded. However, no such reward exists.
* As seen in some concept sketches of the pickup, the Hero was originally supposed to collect plants for Farmer Brown instead of seeds.
* According to a Game Design Document shared by Ken Capelli, each of the six seeds were planned to be found in different gates.
** The Oversized Brussel Sprout would have been found in Jangala, the Edible Conker Nuts would have been found in Shadow City, the Spackle Plants would have been found in Icy Wastes, the Dumpling Tree Seeds would have been found in Eastern Winds, the Titanic Lettuce would have been found in the cut Water World, and the Booger Berries would have been found in the cut Space World.
*A document shared by Jason Weezner, along with cut lines of dialogue from Farmer Brown, reveal more about the nature of each of these plants:
**Dumpling Trees are trees that grow dumplings just like an apple tree grows apples.
**Oversized Brussel Sprouts are apparently good for kids, and Farmer Brown raised his kids on them.
**Edible Conker Nuts Trees are completely edible, with no part being unsafe to eat.
**Spackle Plants are inedeble, producing spackle just like a tree produces sap.
**Titanic Lettuce is one of two kinds of lettuce that grows in the Icy Wastes, along with Iceberg Lettuce.
**Booger Berries are similar to raspberries or strawberries, but are salty.
== Media==
ConceptSeeds.png|Concept sketches of Farmer Brown Seed's.
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Category:Objects
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Jangala
Category:Shadow City
Category:Icy Wastes
Category:Eastern Winds
Category:Levels in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)
Category:Collectibles
Feather Hat

The Feather Hat is the first and only Powerup Object drawn in Bikinos Bottos, as well the second drawn in The Jungle and fourth in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition overall. It acts as an enhancement for the player's jump ability, making them glide upon holding the jump button to get to out-of-reach areas easier.
== 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>
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Introduced in Bikinos Bottos 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* It is unknown what SpongeBob object the Feather Hat may be based on, although it does act similarly to the Super Leaf from Super Mario Bros. 3, albeit by holding the button rather than repeatedly pressing it.
* The player is able to exploit infinite Powerups by entering and leaving the Draw Mode for the Easel that created it to spawn another one.
== Media==
DTLSPFeatherHatIcon.png|The Feather Hat icon.
FeatherHatBikinosBottos.png|A Feather Hat near the Easel that created it in Bikinos Bottos.
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Category:Creations
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Powerups
Category:Objects
Category:Objects in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:The Jungle