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Book of Life
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Let there be color.

–The Creator


The Creator is the term used for the player and God of The Drawn to Life series.

As the name implies, they are the creator of the Raposa World and the Book of Life. Throughout the course of the games, The Creator sends The Creation Hero and restores color to the world. The Creator can speak directly to the Raposa and interact with their world; though usually with The Hero as the intermediary. The Raposa doubted them at first when the Eternal Flame burnt out, but have resumed trusting in them.

Book Icon Story[]

Long before anything existed there was The Creator, who designed the Book of Life. The Creator drew everything in the book and brought it into existence. First, The Creator formed a circle and drew the world. Then they populated the world with forests, and finally created the Raposa.

Several years before Mari was born, Wilfre questioned why the Raposa were forbidden to design their own creations. He then stole the Book of Life. When he was chased out of the Raposa Village, he tore the book in blind fury and ruined the key pages before tossing them into the wind. The Creator grieved over the loss, and sealed off Creation Hall. Without the pages or The Creator, the village began to wither away. Darkness crept in, and the Eternal Flame flickered out.

Drawn to Life[]

When Wilfre destroyed the Book of Life, The Creator fell into a great depression and essentially left the village to wither away. When Mari prayed to The Creator, they answered and instructed her to gather what villagers are left at Creation Hall. The Creator then filled a mannequin with their presence to create The Hero to help relieve the village of the suffocating darkness, restore the village to its former glory, and defeat Wilfre.

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter[]

When Wilfre stole the color from the village, The Creator sent Turtle Rock as a place of refuge for the Raposa.

The Creator revives The Hero after Wilfre begins to drain the color from them, and proceeds to disarm him of his Scepter. This allows The Hero to defeat Wilfre once and for all.

Quote Icon Quotes[]

I have heard your cry and will provide a Hero to help restore the village...
But first you must gather the villagers and bring them to Creation Hall

–Creator

Choosing "I will help" at the beginning of the game.


I will not help you restore the village.

–Creator

Choosing "I will not help" at the beginning of the game.


Your request requires a Hero...
Mari... your father is in trouble

–Creator

Choosing "I will create a Hero for you" in Creation Hall.


I will explain more over time...
Walk over to the wooden mannequin.

–Creator


I fill this mannequin with my presence!
I will add color to its frame!
And movement to its joints!
Together, we will restore this village...

–Creator

                                                                                                                                                                                    

I HAVE HEARD YOUR CRY.
I WILL PROVIDE A HERO TO HELP YOU.

–Creator

                                                                                                                                                                                    

Wilfre, no more.

–Creator


You will not have him. He will fight you. He will win, he is not yours to control.

–Creator


You know nothing.

–Creator

                                                                                                                                                                                    


Question Trivia[]

  • The Creator is revealed to represent God in Real Life during the ending of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
    • In an interview with Jeremiah Slazcka, he confirmed that the Creator was not only a representation of God, but also the literal God of the real world.

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