(Get a set of those or even the HD 450s if you can, seriously.) Sidenote: It's sad Heather and Mike's parents died, but, as a parent, myself, my greatest wish would be that my children survive and live happy lives. The following is what I found via the OGG file (no YouTube compression artifacts) and a set of Sennheiser HD 480 headphones. The Hero's abilities can be upgraded to attack in multiple directions and, eventually, in a circle around The Hero.The original and incorrect lyrics were depressing, but I don't blame anyone for hearing them that way since most earbuds are awful. The Hero does not want to get up close and personal as he would with a Slasher. The Slinger is useful for taking out enemies in a row, due to its long range. The Slinger is a chained weapon that attacks and returns to The Hero, with the potential to make a boomerang. Its rate of fire can be upgraded, lowering the chances of missing. This is useful for picking off enemies at a distance. Unlike the many guns that had to be designed in the previous installment, the Shooter uses no ammo and the projectiles always fly straight. The Shooter is a long-ranged projectile weapon that The Hero can wield. The Hero's abilities can be upgraded to pull off a double slash and, eventually, a devastating triple slash. Its range is rather short, but its wide angle makes it perfect for attacking enemies at any terrain. The Slasher is a fast-attacking melee weapon that The Hero can wield. Each weapon is able to be upgraded three times.
The Hero can acquire a Slasher, Shooter, and Slinger by purchasing the templates from Isaac.
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The second installment of the series gives The Hero more freedom when designing weapons. It allows The Hero to climb, or hang on wooden surfaces all over the levels.
It's not a weapon, however.Ĭlaws are an attachment The Hero gains in Shadow city. It allows The Hero to grip branches and posts and swing from tree to tree. The tail is an attachment The Hero gains in Jangala. There are some weapons and accessories The Creator can draw in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii). The Hero cannot enter water at all without the Flippers, a restriction which is removed in the sequel. It also includes a helmet, which can cover The Hero's face. The Flippers are gear that help The Hero swim underwater. They allow The Hero to triple jump and glide around the high treetops and gears. The Wings, found in the Forest Gate, are not so much weapons as they are gear. This proves especially useful for pulling off combos. It is used to attack enemies in close range and can be combined with Abilities that are gained throughout the game. The template is shaped to fit a large sword with a hilt and cross-guard. The Legendary Sword is used to storm Wilfre's Shadow Lair in the final levels of the game. Legendary Sword Main article: Legendary Sword Ammunition can also be found in the form of piles of starfish on the ocean floor. The Hero needs to perform a Ground Bounce on piles of seaweed to get more ammunition. It fires starfish that lock and home in on enemies on the screen. The Starzooka is used in the islands north of the Raposa Village. In order to get more acorns, The Hero must perform a Ground Bounce on piles of leaves to get more ammunition. Upon impact, it explodes into three acorns that damage nearby enemies. It fires explosive acorns that fly in an arc in whatever direction the player chooses. The Acorn Blaster is used in the dense forests east of the Raposa Village. To restock on snowballs, The Hero has to perform a Ground Bounce on a snow pile.Īcorn Blaster Main article: Acorn Blaster It shoots one snowball at a time, in a straight line. Its template is found in the Snow Fields by the Mayor, who gives it to The Hero after he is rescued. The Snowshooter is the first and most basic weapon obtained in the game. The same cannot be said for the Legendary Sword. Each weapon is modified by Isaac to fit the requirements of each world traveled to. In the original Drawn to Life, the player will be asked to draw weapons as they progress through the game. 2 Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
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