I'm not so good at coming up with my own descriptions/summaries, so here is the summary of the plot which is written in the booklet that comes with the game:

"This is the story of the Raposas and their village. For many years, the Raposas lived happily in their village and prospered until a rebel Raposa named Wilfre created an army of evil shadows to spread darkness over the land. He tore key pages from the Book of Life and hid them across the world. These pages contained the templates for the moon, sun, stars, and other cherished possessions. With those items gone, the Raposas began to abandon the village. Those who remain cry out to you, The Creator, to draw a Hero to help them rebuild their village back to greatness."

I know this game sounds very cutesy and all, and it's true, it does have its cuddly moments. However, those of you who might have played this game to the end will know how much deeper the storyline is. That's what stands out the most to me about this game; it's one of those few Nintendo games where the storyline has some real quality in it.
Obviously, this game is based a lot on drawing; you draw your own character (the "Hero"), and other things during gameplay such as vehicles, weapons, animals and more. The gameplay style is that of a platforming game, with some puzzles as well.
There is also a sequel to this game, "Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter", which is just as good, if not even better, than the first game. The ending actually made me cry... so trust me, this game isn't as cutesy as it looks, not in the sequel at least.

So, that said, I was wondering; has anyone else also played this game, or both of them? Surely I can't be the only one? ;_;

I have the first one. I love it. Creativity is key to any game.

A few years ago my friend recommended it to me so i bought the collection edition which had both games on one cartridge. it's pretty fun