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Wilfre

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Once favored by all Reposa, now cast out for his arrogance, Wilfre is here to "save" the world of creation... one way or another.from Chub

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According to Joseph Tringali, Wilfre's name is pronounced "Will-free". The name Wilfre may be based on the name Wilfred which means "desiring peace". It could also refer to "Free Will." Interestingly, the name Salem also means "peace". His Japanese name (ウイル Uiru Will), is also possibly another reference to "free will".

This game was one from my young days, and Wilfre was an antagonist I fell in love with. I hope you fall in love with him too!

Listed as “Wilfre - Drawn To Life”

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In his shadow form, which is his main form, Wilfre is a dark, menacing figure in the shape of a Raposa. He is covered in a shroud of darkness, making him appear almost ethereal and intangible. His form is shadowy and shifting, often obscuring his exact features, which enhances his eerie and intimidating presence. (Raposa are an anthropomorphic species loosely based on the appearance of real-world foxes; their bodies are entirely covered in fur except for the face—where pale skin is seen instead—which is human-like in structure. All Raposa have relatively large, upright ears.) As a Raposa, Wilfre has light grey fur and typically wears blue clothing. This form is more refined and aligns with the appearance of a respected Raposa before his fall from grace. His fur is smooth, and his attire is neat, reflecting his former status as a prominent figure in Raposa society.

Wilfre is highly skilled in persuasion and manipulation. He is adept at deceiving others and convincing them to do his bidding, often using their own desires and fears against them. He speaks with a slight cockiness and condescension, viewing himself as superior to others. His arrogance often leads him to underestimate his opponents, which can sometimes be his downfall. Wilfre is ruthless in his actions, willing to harm and deceive others to achieve his goals. He justifies his actions by claiming that he is saving the Raposa world from destruction, even though his methods are cruel and destructive. He harbors deep resentment towards the Raposa leaders and others who have wronged him. His actions are driven by a desire for revenge and a need to prove his superiority. While he sees himself as a savior, Wilfre’s sense of morality is deeply flawed. He is aware of the harm he causes but dismisses it as necessary for a greater good. His actions reveal a complex and often self-serving moral code.

Wilfre has control over shadows and darkness, which he uses to create obstacles, conceal himself, and manipulate his environment. He is the only one who can walk through and control these shadows effectively. He can assume various forms and disguises, including his Raposa form and the personas of Sock and Salem. This ability allows him to deceive and manipulate others by changing his appearance. Wilfre can create and spread darkness, which he uses to cover the Raposa Village and imprison villagers. His control over dark energies enables him to unleash destructive forces and summon powerful enemies. He can summon and command minions, such as the giant scorpion-like creature and other dark entities. These minions serve as obstacles and challenges for his enemies.

Backstory: Wilfre, being the main antagonist, is the one responsible for the darkness creeping into and covering the Raposa Village. He is also responsible for the kidnappings and captures of the villagers and their positions in being scattered, locked in Shadow Cages, throughout the levels in the game.

He appears for the first time when Mari, Jowee, and The Hero approach the village entrance in order to search for the Mayor. He covers the bridge in darkness to prevent this, and so forces them to use the Snow Gate instead.

A little further in the game, the flashback scene is shown and some of Wilfre's backstory is revealed. He was a normal Raposa—in fact, he was the most popular and respected of all the villagers, always the center of attention. However, he questioned why the Raposa were not allowed to design their own creations in the Book of Life, stating that "It could be done better". After being denied access to the Book of Life by the Mayor, he snuck into the Creation Hall, stole the Book, and brought it to his house, where he tried to bring his own drawings to life. However, they came out evil, dark, and twisted. When the villagers found out, The Mayor, Cricket, and Cricket's deputy ran him out of town. In a rage, on the bridge, Wilfre ripped the pages of the Book of Life into pieces and threw them into the wind, effectively scattering them throughout the world. Somewhere in the time between what was shown in this flashback and the events of the game, Wilfre became a Shadow being.

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