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Desperate

Desperate are Shadow beings in Drawn to Life: Two Realms. They are some of Aldark's minions, and the Hero encounters one after confronting Aldark at the School. A few more of them appear when Aldark reveals the Shadow to Belleview.
== Appearance ==
Desperate is a Shadow hand that appears out of a red portal. It only has four "fingers" and a toothy grin on its palm. Its portal has some shadow surrounding it as well.
== Imagination Battle==
Desperate's Imagination Battle in Drawn to Life: Two Realms is named Turmoil of the Mind. It is the eleventh story level in the game, and has four segments. When Mike and the Hero return from Rapoville, Aldark confronts them outside the School. The Hero refuses to fight Aldark, so he summons a Desperate to test the Hero. After defeating the Desperate, Mike runs off to go check on Aly.
===Enemies===
Green Baki	Boom Baki	Balloon	Seedling	Heavy Twins	Spring	Hopper	Megamini	Bounce
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Build Mode===
In Build Mode, the player is given a Hopper, a Megamini, and a Bounce. One possible solution is for the player to place the Hopper on the blocks in the center of the left section, the Megamini under the red door, and the Bounce under the floating platform.
== Trivia ==
* Like all of Aldark's Shadow creatures, Desperate's name is never stated in game, but has been found in the game's files.
* Desperate's mind level is one of three to have four segments.
** The other two are Arrogance and Furious.
* Completing Turmoil of the Mind will unlock the Imagination Battles for Farmer Brown, Galileo, the Megamini, Professor Chuck, Dr. Cure, Kate, Matt Swipe, Tiffany, Tubba, and the Carrier Robot.
== Media==
<tabber>
|-|Screenshots=
Desperate'sDegree.png|Desperate, Mike, and the Hero outside the School.
DespEndgame.png|A Desperate, Maximus, and Minimus terrorizing Jeff and Luke.
FuryEndgame2.png|A Desperate and a Furious terrorizing Bobby Tweeth and Matt Swipe.
|-|Imagination Battle=
-11TurmoiloftheMind.png|Turmoil of the Mind Title Card
TOTM1.jpg|The first section of Turmoil of the Mind.
TOTM2.png|The second section of Turmoil of the Mind.
TOTM3.jpg|The third section of Turmoil of the Mind.
TOTM4.jpg|The fourth and final section of Turmoil of the Mind.
TRSHADOWBG.png|The Shadow Biome used in Turmoil of the Mind.
|-|Concept Art=
TRShadowConcepts.png|Concept art of Desperate, called "Desperation" in this image.
</tabber>
Category:Characters
Category:Belleview
Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Category:Characters in Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Category:Shadow
Category:Bosses
Category:Bosses in Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Category:Story Levels in Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Developer's Grove

The Developer's Grove, also called The Secret Village, is a location only unlockable by having deposited a total of 10,000 Rapo-Coins into the Wishing Well in Drawn to Life. In the Secret Village, some characters created by the game directors and developers are seen. When the characters are talked to, they will say some information or comments about the game. When this village is unlocked, the Hero will not be able to drop coins in the well ever again.
Most developers will talk about the creation or their part, and some give their opinion of the game. Some things said are inspirational, while others are just random blurbs.
Jeremiah Slaczka, one of the developers, asks the player if they have found the hidden flower in Shadow Lair to save the Mayor. This flower does not exist and is stated by Joseph Tringali, another developer, that the player should not pay attention to Jeremiah's quote. James Youngman later confirmed in a Tweet that Jeremiah inserted the quote as a prank to mislead the player.https://twitter.com/LazyAhab/status/751866101571547136
However, In Two Realms the player is told to draw a flower next to the Mayor's statue. It is unknown however if this is an easter egg by 505 games refrencing the rumor from the first game.
== Developer's Quotes ==
== Trivia ==
*In Jeff Luke's quote, the word victory is misspelled as "victoly".
**It is unknown if this is intentional or not.
*In David J. Franco's quote, he mentions a person named Molly Hymas. Hymas is credited as the voice of Mari - excluding the song The End, who was voiced by Hayley Chipman - along with a few other Raposa sound effects. She and Franco both voiced the Raposa sound bits.
* Accessing the grove before the Mayor's death could potentially spoil what happens to him.
==Media==
ComingSoon.png
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Locations
Category:Developers
Category:Villages
Category:Needs More Images
Digital Continue

Digital Continue is a video game development company that worked on Drawn to Life: Two Realms. The company is made up of former 5th Cell developers, most notably of which is Joseph Tringali, and tends to release their games on Steam.
== All Games==
* Lock's Quest (Remastered) (2017)
* Next Up Hero (2018)
* JumpStream (2018)
* Drawn to Life: Two Realms (2020)
* SuperMash (2021)
== Trivia==
* Joseph Tringali has expressed interest in remaking the two Drawn to Life Series games developed by 5th Cell, along with an expansive sequel to Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
** These projects were dependent on the reception of Drawn to Life: Two RealmsDrawn to Life: Two Realms dev on how the game came to be, series’ future, more, so their development is uncertain.
* According to Tringali, 505 Games also shot down two pitches for a hypothetical Drawn to Life 3 in 2015 and 2017.
* According to the Wayback Machine, Two Realms was missing from their website's list of games as late as mid-2023, before the site's most recent update.
** No official reason has been given for this.
* The company's website has the PlayStation 5 logo in their "About" section, despite none of their games releasing on the platform.
== Media==
DCHOME.png|The front page of their website.
DCGAMES.png|The website's "Games" page showing off Next Up Hero, SuperMash and Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
DCABOUT.png|The website's "About" page, with portraits of Bobby Pavlock, Nitin Venugopal, Joseph Tringali and David J. Franco.
== References==
Category:Developers
Docks

The Dock is a building in the Drawn to Life series located in the northwestern or southern portion of Rapoville, depending on the game.
== Appearance==
The dock area consists of a boathouse and the village dock. The overall design of the two buildings remains mostly constant throughout both games, simply taking on a more isometric style in the sequel; the only difference being the number of wooden planks and stair steps that are present.
The boathouse has the typical orange roof most buildings in the village have. It appears to have two floors. The second floor completely consists of a wooden deck. The dock, like the deck and support beams of the building, appears to be made of wood. The dock also appears to have a set of wooden stairs leading up to it.
== Story==
===Drawn to Life===
After it is cleared of Darkness and the Lighthouse is colored in, Pirate Beard's ship lands here. At the end of the game, the dock is seen again, when Jowee tells Mari that he wants to go on an adventure with Pirate Beard and Indee. The two say goodbye and the ship departs with Jowee seemingly on board. Later, it is revealed that Jowee actually changed his mind about going on the trip and decided to stay behind with Mari.
===Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter===
When Wilfre is draining Rapoville of its Color, the remaining villagers come here in the hopes of escaping on Pirate Beard's ship. However, upon arriving they discover that someone has stolen the ship.  After a quick, desperate prayer to the Creator, Turtle Rock appears and the villagers escape the village on it.
===Drawn to Life: Two Realms===
Pirate Beard, Indee, and Unagi can be found at the Docks being lazy, debating whether or not they should go treasure hunting. Per Mari's request, the Hero goes to the three of them and uses the Book of Imagination to revitalize them and spark their joy for adventure once more. At the end of the game, the three of them depart from the Docks and go on their adventure.
== Trivia ==
* In Drawn to Life, 7 wood planks make up the dock. However, it has 6 in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter and Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
** Similarly, in Drawn to Life, there are 5 stairs on the dock. In The Next Chapter and Two Realms however, there are only 4.
* After turning the clouds over the dock grey, a task prompt appears saying: "Clear the darkness from over the east beach!"
* Before the Darkness is cleared, Indee states "my instincts say we'll find something back there."
* The Mayor states that he's heard rumors of there being a pirate ship beyond the docks, but never thought it to be true.
* The Dock is the last area of Rapoville to lose its color, only doing so once Mari leaves for Turtle Rock.
== Media==
CloudsTurnGrey.png|Clouds over the Docks.
CloudsCleared.png|Clouds being cleared from docks.
Docks Boat.png|The Dock and the Pirate Ship.
EastBeach.png
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Category:Drawn to Life
Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Drawn to Life: Two Realms
Category:Village Area
Category:Buildings
Category:Locations
Category:Rapoville
Category:Needs Image
Dodo

Dodos are enemies exclusive to Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter that appear in only two levels—the Forgotten Library and Cosmic Bog—making them one of the more uncommon enemies in the series.
Dodos stand upright and walk back and forth along platforms in which they are present. Unlike most enemies, they cannot hurt The Hero. If contact is made, Dodos will go through their "pushed" animation and The Hero will bounce away from them. 
Dodos can occasionally be seen outside of levels. Examples being the Dodo seen in the opening cinematic for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, seen in Rapoville, and the Dodos seen on Turtle Rock.
== Appearance ==
Despite their name, Dodos are not designed after the real-life, extinct, Dodo Bird. Dodos are white and fluffy birdlike creatures. They have big, rounded yellow beaks, pure white eyes, and striped legs. Though their wings cannot be seen in their sprites, they are visible elsewhere, which would indicate that their wings are fluffy enough to blend in with the rest of their bodies.
== Levels ==
 
 
Forgotten Library
 
 
Cosmic Bog
 
 
== Bugs==
* If attacked multiple times in quick succession with the Slinger, the Dodo will cycle through their "pushed" animation the number of times that they were hit. They will continue this even after The Hero has stopped attacking them.
== Trivia ==
* It is named after the real life dodo, a small grey bird of the pigeon family that is now extinct.
* A Dodo is seen in the opening scene for the game.
* The Pilot Bird is possibly related to the Dodo.
* Their wings cannot be seen on their sprites.
** However, it is known that they have them, as they are seen on the Dodo in the opening scene, along with some of the Dodos that appear on Turtle Rock, and the one that briefly appears in Jowee's house in the beginning of the game.
* It's possible that the Dodo is related to the Wind Doot, as both enemies are bipedal and have white, fluffy bodies.
== Media ==
DodoInVillage.png|A Dodo in the village.
TR ForgottenLibrary.png|Forgotten Library's title card.
TwoDodos.png|Two Dodos in Forgotten Library.
ADodo.png|A Dodo.
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Category:Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Enemies
Category:Turtle Rock
Category:Enemies in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Category:Galactic Jungle
Doodle Bat

Doodle Bat is a Doodle Dude enemy featured exclusively in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition. It can be encountered in various standard stages in the game, and primarily attacks by flying towards the player.
== Appearance ==
Doodle Bat is a crudely drawn caricature of a bat drawn to life by DoodleBob. Its uneven sketches surrounding its body are accompanied by a purple body with a lighter shade spread around its center and head.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Wild Jungle 
 Mine Cart Racer 
 Perilous Cliffs 
 
 
 Bikinos Bottos 
 
|-|Deep Sea=
 
 Rock Bottom 
 
|-|Space=
 
 Moon Surface 
 Space Station 
 Bikini Doodle 
 
 
 Lunar Battle 
 Doodle Revenge 
 
|-|Notebook Land=
 
 Note World 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* Doodle Bat is among the most-featured enemies in the game, appearing in a total of eleven stages.
** It is also the only Doodle Dude to appear in a vehicle level.
== Media ==
DoodleBatWildJungle.png|The Doodle Scribble section where Doodle Bat is introduced.
DoodleBat.png|The Draw Mode page for Doodle Bat's redraw.
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
Doodle Cage

Doodle Cages are where Bikini Bottom Home residents are kept in every standard level in Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition. They are the equivalent of Shadow Cages in Drawn to Life, but unlike those, only one cage must be broken in order to finish a level. They appear in every standard level. It is presumed that DoodleBob created them as means to destroy Bikini Bottom freely without any consequence.
Doodle Cages can be broken using three karate chops or two ground pounds. After the character is freed, they may speak some dialogue - depending on whether they're Bikini Bottomites or not - before giving you a key, necessary for unlocking the Exit Gate.
== Appearance==
Doodle Cages appear to be made hastily made out of a pitch black material, possibly Doodle Scribble. There are six visible bars acting as support beams between top and bottom based, each one being at a different angle.
== Trivia ==
* Unlike the Shadow Cages, the Doodle Cages can be destroyed using ground pounds.
** They also take the same amount of damage from melee attacks to break.
* Mr. Krabs hides in his shell when inside his Doodle Cage.
* Pearl's goes model through the cage, indicating that she's too big to fit inside it.
== Media==
Mr.KrabsDoodleCage.png|Mr. Krabs hiding in his shell within his Doodle Cage.
PearlDoodleCage.png|Pearl being too big for her cage.
Category:Non-Canon
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Category:Objects
Category:Objects in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Doodle Ghost

Doodle Ghost is a Doodle Dude enemy featured exclusively in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition. It can be encountered in just two stages in the game - Dutchman Deck and Below Deck - and primarily attacks by slowly gliding towards the player.
== Appearance ==
Doodle Ghost is a crudely drawn caricature of a ghost drawn to life by DoodleBob. It's uneven sketches surrounding it's body are accompanied by a pale white body, mouth with two square-shaped teeth and eyes with irises comprising of a single dot.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|Deep Sea=
 
 Dutchman Deck 
 Below Deck 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* Doodle Ghost, alongside Doodle UFO, are the only Doodle Dudes that don't appear in the post-game stage Note World.
** It also appears exclusively within levels set on the Flying Dutchman's ship, much like the base Ghost enemy.
== Media ==
DoodleGhostDutchmanDeck.png|The Doodle Scribble section where Doodle Ghost is introduced.
DoodleGhost.png|The Draw Mode page for Doodle Ghost's redraw.
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:Deep Sea
Doodle Gunner

Doodle Gunner is a Doodle Dude enemy featured exclusively in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition. It can be encountered in nine standard stages in the game, and primarily attacks by jumping towards the player and shooting a swirly projectile.
== Appearance ==
Doodle Gunner is a crudely drawn caricature drawn to life by DoodleBob, resembling a typical SpongeBob Fish with a toothy smile rather than lips. It's uneven sketches surrounding it's body are accompanied by a yellowish-green body, a crimson army uniform clothing and orange hat, and orange goggles containing blue lenses.
== Levels ==
<tabber>
|-|Bikini Bottom=
 
 Lagoon Circus 
 BiBo Industries 
 
|-|The Jungle=
 
 Bikinos Bottos 
 
|-|Deep Sea=
 
 Dutchman Deck 
 Below Deck 
 
|-|Space=
 
 Bikini Doodle 
 Lunar Battle 
 Doodle Revenge 
 
|-|Notebook Land=
 
 Note World 
 
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* Doodle Gunner is among the most-featured enemies in the game, appearing in a total of nine stages.
* The projectile shot by Doodle Gunner is shared with both Sergeant Doodle and Doodle UFO.
== Media ==
LagoonCircusDoodleGunner.png|The Doodle Scribble section where Doodle Gunner is introduced.
DOODLEGUNNER.png|The Draw Mode page for Doodle Gunner's redraw.
DoodleGunnerBullet.png|A Doodle Gunner bullet.
DoodleGunnerAltEyeSprites.gif|Alternate eye sprites for Doodle Gunner.
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:Bikini Bottom (World)
Doodle Home

The Doodle Home is the first Village Creation drawn in Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition, and where all the House Decorations are stored. It acts as a residential house for DoodlePants to live in after the Tutorial, and once inside the player can access any creation in the game and rearrange decorations.
== 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.
== House Decorations==
The Doodle Home houses a number of furniture and home decorations the player is able to draw and rearrange, some of which have additional features. The creations that can be stored here are listed below:
* Bed, which doubles as a save point
* Stereo, which allows the player to access the Sound Menu
* Television, which allows the player to view the Credits
* Sofa
* Clock
* Table
* Houseplant
* Wall Decoration
* Weirdrobe
* Pet
== Dialogue Exchanges ==
<tabber>
|-|Doodle Home=
:Prompt: Draw your own Doodle Home in Bikini Bottom!
(The player then draws the Doodle Home)
:Prompt: Your Doodle Home is complete! Time to head inside!
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Doodle Home and Doodle Houses are the only residential housing creations in the entire Drawn to Life series.
** They aren't the only building creations, however - the Village Observatory in the original Drawn to Life is drawn by the player.
* This creation plays similarly to Jowee's Room on Turtle Rock in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter, albeit with different features.
** Unlike the Doodle Home, however, Jowee's Room doesn't allow the player to rearrange the room's contents.
== Media==
DoodleHomeEasel.png|The Easel that allows the player to view every creation.
BikiniBottomDoodleHome.png|The Doodle Home in Bikini Bottom Home.
DoodleHomeBG.png|The interior of the Doodle Home in it's entirety.
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Category:Buildings
Category:Creations
Category:Village Creation
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Buildings in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Doodle House

The Doodle Houses are a group of three Village Creations drawn in Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition. They act as residential houses for Bikini Bottomites to live in after being rescued by DoodlePants, and the first one drawn is among the first Village Creations drawn in the game.
== 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>
|-|Doodle House #1=
:Fish: Thanks for rescuin' me, buddy!
:Fish: Only...our houses! They're ruined! Got room at your place?
:Prompt: This town needs some new houses! The design is up to you!
:(The player then draws a House.)
:Fish: I can't wait to move into one of those! Thanks!
:Prompt: The more residents you rescue,
:Prompt: the more chances you'll get to draw stuff!
|-|Doodle House #2=
:Fish: Hi there, DoodlePants!
:Fish: Say, you're rescuin' more folks than we know what to do with
:Fish: You HAVE bunk beds, right?
:Prompt: This town is getting pretty crowded!
:Prompt: Draw an all new home for residents to live in.
:(The player then draws a House.)
:Fish: Thanks! You're the greatest!
|-|Doodle House #3=
:Fish: Well, DoodlePants!
:Fish: You've really brought this town back to life!
:Fish: Now, will you draw me up a fancy home, too? PLEASE!
:Prompt: All right, hero! Let's add a luxury home for Bikini Bottom!
:(The player then draws a Fancy Home.)
:Fish: Perfect! See you around town, DoodlePants!
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Doodle Houses and Doodle Home are the only residential housing creations in the entire Drawn to Life series.
** They aren't the only building creations, however - the Village Observatory in the original Drawn to Life is drawn by the player.
* Each Doodle House drawn appears once on each side of the main section of Bikini Bottom Home.
* This creation and the Flowers are the only creations in the entire game to have three unique variants.
== Media==
DoodleHouse1.png|A Doodle House in Bikini Bottom Home.
File:Incidental14Blue.png|A Doodle House in Bikini Bottom Home.
File:Incidental41Green.png|A Doodle House in Bikini Bottom Home.
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Category:Buildings
Category:Creations
Category:Village Creation
Category:Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Buildings in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Creations in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition
Category:Bikini Bottom
Doodle Mobile

The Doodle Mobile is a Village Creation drawn in Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition. It acts as a vehicle that could be driven by the player, unlike the Boat which is driven by an Incidental 41.
== 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>
|-|DoodleMobile=
:Fish: DoodlePants! Out on patrol, are ya?
:Fish: I'll give you a hand. But why don't we draw you a boat first?
:Prompt: Draw the DoodleMobile!
:(The player then draws the DoodleMobile.)
:Prompt: Nice work! Let's head over to the Doodle House!
:Prompt: Now that you've got a boat, you'll be able to drive allover the hub!
:Prompt: Let's start her up now!
</tabber>
== Trivia ==
* The Doodle Mobile is one of six vehicles drawn in this game - the other five being the Blue Sky Flyer, Mine Cart, Cliff Racer, Rocket Ship, and Boat.
** The Doodle Mobile and Boat are the only vehicles drawn in-game utilized in the hub world.
*** They are also among the few vehicle creations used in a hub world in the entire Drawn to Life series in general, with the other being another Boat creation in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
* DoodlePants enters the Doodle Mobile by ground-pounding.
== Media==
BikiniBottomDoodleMobile.png|The Doodle Mobile being ridden in Bikini Bottom Home.
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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
Category:Transportation