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List of Objects in Scribblenauts

In the Nintendo DS game, "Scribblenauts" -- which Time magazine called the 7th best video game of 2009 -- you control a character, Maxwell, whose primary goal is to solve puzzles to collect "Starites" in order to pass each level. There are 220 levels in all, housed in 10 different themed areas. One of the game's main points of focus is your ability to bring a large variety of objects -- totaling nearly 23,000-- into the game to help you complete puzzles. You can summon these items by writing the name of the desired object on the Nintendo DS's touchscreen.

Animals
- "Scribblenauts" defines "Animals" as being any animal that exists today or has existed at one point or another on Earth in real life. "Animals" can be of valuable assistance in helping Maxwell solve puzzles. Generally, Maxwell can use them for travel or riding purposes. For a complete list of "Animals" that you can utilize in "Scribblenauts," visit this link: http://www.scribblenautsguide.com/page/Scribblenauts+Objects%3A+Animals
Beings
- "Beings" are defined as being any living thing that is not a real-life person or a real-life animal. This includes fictitious creatures like "Bigfoot" or "Death," as well as normal individuals with make-believe occupations like "Ghost Hunter" or "Superhero." A complete list of "Beings" can be found at the following link: http://www.scribblenautsguide.com/page/Scribblenauts+Objects%3A+Beings
Weapons
- "Weapons" are objects that can be used to inflict damage or harm on an enemy that gets in the way of you solving your puzzle. Some weapons are relatively conventional, like "Axe," "Bazooka" or "Pistol," while other weapons are silly and outlandish, like "Medusa's Head," "Thor's Hammer" or "Excalibur." All "Weapons" can be found here: http://www.scribblenautsguide.com/page/Scribblenauts+Objects%3A+Weapons
Food
- "Scribblenauts" defines "Food" as being any edible object. However, this list does not include animals. One particular use for foods in "Scribblenauts" is that it can used to motivate any animals that you have summoned. All "Food" can be viewed at the following link: http://www.scribblenautsguide.com/page/Scribblenauts+Objects%3A+Food
Remaining Objects
- Maxwell has almost 23,000 objects from which to choose to solve the puzzles that come his way. "Handheld" objects include anything Maxwell can pick up, while "Interactable" items can be used but not held. "Holders" are objects like "Purse," "Glass" or "Cabinet" in which Maxwell can store other items. Objects in the "Buildings," "Idle," "Landscape" and "Plant" categories can be used to decorate the game. "Clothes" can be worn. "Vehicles" are non-living things that Maxwell can ride. And "Persons" indicates real-life historical figures, celebrities or professions. These categories can be found and reviewed at length at this link: http://www.scribblenautsguide.com/page/Scribblenauts+Objects

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