Here, the player battles enemies, rescues Raposa, and collects items. When Patrick tells SpongeBob of DoodleBob's return, he too becomes worried. After SpongeBob's rescue, the trio are informed by Squidward that Bikini Bottom is in complete turmoil ever since DoodleBob's return. The Hero defeats Wilfre, and returns to the Village. After four levels, Doodlepants, SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward come to the presence of a giant Doodle Tower which is creating Doodle Dudes and Doodlebob is there.
This is done through the stylus and touchscreen. But the player can still free any townsfolk they missed, clear any Doodle Goo that they might have overlooked, make coins to buy Mr. Krabs palettes or coloring books, and replay any level
Doodlepants then must try to bring all of the Bikini Bottom residents back. After making one the gang travels into space to catch up with DoodleBob. Drawn to Life requires the player to create a Hero in order to free a cursed village from an encroaching darkness. SpongeBob asks her to lend them her rocket but she refuses because of what SpongeBob and Patrick did to it the last time. It is the Squidward that Patrick drew in "Frankendoodle" that looks like a bit like a jellyfish. Everyone is devastated, but after seeing the Village's creations are vanishing, they decide to band together and stop Wilfre for good. The group suspects that either DoodleBob used the submarine to go to the deeper part of the ocean, or the rocket to the moon. Along the way, the player rescues a cast of villagers, who agree to return to the Village and open up shops, restaurants, and other places of interest. They find Doodle Bottom, a drawn version of Bikini Bottom that DoodleBob drew on the moon. When SpongeBob tries to come up with a solution, he finds the second magic pencil, which he and Patrick can use to draw a hero to fend off DoodleBob's evil.
The group reaches a drawn pyramid which is where DoodleBob is hiding.
Patrick is really worried of what he has done but is then visited by SpongeBob. She runs to him happily, watched over by the spirit of the Mayor, and the Hero, on the cliff above. Meanwhile, adventure-hungry Jowee sneaks into a level, and the player has to save him and help find an appropriate gift for Mari. Everyone tries to help the Mayor but a Raposa named Dr. Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition is clearly THQ's attempt at making the Drawn to Life concept more marketable and sellable to the … The player designs a hero for them, and then runs into Wilfre, a corrupted Raposa that dabbled in creation, and spawned a legion of evil shadow-like creatures. After Doodlepants defeats him, SpongeBob realizes that DoodleBob created Doodle Bottom because he was very lonely, so he erases his mean face and turns him happy. Sent with Australia Post Standard Small Box/Satchel. One similarity is that in Spongebob Drawn to Life, three vilagers in the form of fish are rescued in levels. These characters are the last remaining villagers. Players draw different items at the Raposa's request to enrich their village. After they return to Bikini Bottom they knew they must go to outer space, Sandy, who they had rescued earlier shows up.
The 10,000 rapo-coin grand prize is Developer's Grove, where the Hero can meet sprites of the game's developers. Doodlepants must chase him in his rocket, and when Doodlepants lands on an asteroid close to the moon, DoodleBob is gigantic and has an evil, red face. Plus, DoodleBob took his clarinet. Over the course of the game in Village Mode, the player plays There are three main buildings in this mode - Creation Hall, where players can edit their previous creations, and the item shop, where players can purchase songs, patterns, stamps, and even new abilities for their hero. Gameplay. This is where the player is able to draw their hero. It features numerous platforming levels, a top down central village and other elements (such as vehicles, weapons, platforms, etc.) A spin-off title, Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition (based on the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Frankendoodle"), was developed by Altron for the DS. The drawing turns out to be DoodleBob (from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Frankendoodle") who springs back to life, steals Patrick's pencil, and runs off to downtown Bikini Bottom. Cure says she can do nothing for him. Drawn to Life is a 2D game where the player must draw their own character, weapons and accessories, platforms, and objects.
He is informed of this by Doodle Pat, Patrick's much more intelligent drawn counterpart. The other pencil lands a far distance behind him. The player starts by rescuing the Mayor, who sets off to bring back the Raposa to the Village. It turns out he took the rocket so they use the submarine to go to the deep Pacific, which consists of Rock Bottom and The Flying Dutchman's Graveyard. Adventure Mode — A side-scrolling platformer with 16 levels. Along the way, the player meets her best friend, Jowee, and her father, the Mayor. Once drawn, objects and the hero will animate. Players can trade their drawn heroes and other objects via local Wi-Fi only. Squidward demands him to give him back his clarinet but Doodlebob does not understand what he says so they have Doodlepants speak to him.
After numerous confrontations with Wilfre, he finally tricks the Mayor into appearing alone, and attacks him, stealing the Book of Life as well. "Drawn to Life -- SpongeBob SquarePants Edition (Nintendo DS, 2008). [2] It is a spin-off of 5th Cell's 2007 DS game Drawn to Life, and is based on the Nickelodeon animated comedy series SpongeBob SquarePants, specifically the episode "Frankendoodle".The game was developed by Altron and published by Play THQ.It was released in North America, Australia and Europe in 2008. which are drawn and colored by the player using the stylus.