Levels and Secrets
- Moon Level: on the title screen type "Meteora". Alternatively summon a teleporter and use it to reach the Moon Level.
- Secret levels: summon a teleporter and use it to go to one of the three secret levels.
- Time Machine: write "Time Machine": by driving it you go at random to the Middle Ages, to prehistory or to the top of a space shuttle.
- Original Scribblenauts costume: complete all the puzzles and action levels in Advanced mode (it was the protagonist's original design, before Maxwell).
- Gold star: complete a puzzle with a silver star; redo it in Advanced mode, where you must complete the same level three times in a row with different objects. When you finish you get the gold star in the puzzle selection.
- Alternate title backgrounds (Sandbox mode, type on the title screen): Bee, Car, Cat, Chair, Coffin, Coin, Court, It, PC, Rain (then choose "rain(water)"), Tree, Vibes, Woman, Zombie.
Merits
The merit is earned after completing the level.
- Writing two or more objects of a category: Architect (buildings), Audiophile (instruments), Botanist (plants), Chef (foods), Wardrobe (clothes), Decorator (furniture), Entertainer, Entomologist (insects), Environmentalist, Explosives, Fantasynovel, Healer (medical items), Herpetologist (reptiles), Humanitarian (human beings), Janitor (cleaning), Marine Biologist (fish), Old School (classic video games), Organ Donor (organs), Ornithologist (birds), Paleontologist (dinosaurs), Picasso (drawing), Pilot (aircraft), Zookeeper (animals), Firefighter (put out at least two fires).
- Actions: Cupid (hit a humanoid with Cupid's arrow); Electrolysis (give someone an electric shock); Wizard (turn something into a toad with the wand); Messiah (turn a humanoid into a deity); Reanimator (bring a corpse back to life); Stealth (destroy a security camera); Washington (chop down a cherry tree); Knight School (kill a dragon with a melee weapon); Joust (defeat a knight while Maxwell is on horseback); Jockeye and Whisperer (use an animal as a vehicle, ride a hostile animal).
- Numbers: Leet (exactly 1,337 Ollars); PI (exactly 314 Ollars in one level); Miser (300,000 Ollars in total).
- Level challenges: Genius (level completed twice in a row); Prodigy (three times); No weapons (no weapon written); All New (only objects never used before); Russian Doll (one object inside another, inside a third); Fashion Designer (dress head, body, legs, feet and an accessory).
Special Objects
- Black Hole: small black hole that swallows an enemy or an object. Chi: flying Chinese dragon you can ride. Freeze Ray: freezes enemies in an ice cube. Shrink Ray: shrinks enemy creatures.
- Invincibility Cloak: immune to damage. Invisibility Cloak: invisible to enemy creatures. Lunar Rover or Lunar Lander: cancels gravity. Reindeer: you can fly. X-Ray Vision or Night Goggles: different points of view. Zombie repellent: repels zombies. Pocket Knife: useful weapon.
- Lol Wut enables Big Heads mode; Mamma Ur spawns a zombie.
Creatures and Useful Words
- Folklore: Centaur, Cupid, Elf, Faun, Ghoul, Leprechaun, Merman, Mermaid, Santa, Vampire, Werewolf, Wood Elf, Zombie.
- Legendary: Behemoth, Cecaelia, Chimera, Dragon, Dragon God, Gargoyle, Griffin, Kraken, Leviathan, Manticore, Medusa/Naga, Pegasus, Phoenix, Roc, Sandworm, Siren, Unicorn.
- Popular monsters: BigFoot, Chupacabra, Flatwoods Monster, Jersey Devil, Lizard Man, Loch Ness Monster, Yeti. Lovecraft: Cthulhu, Necronomicon, Shambler, Shoggoth.
- Religious figures: Angel, God, Goddess, Satan or Demon. Giving "Ambrosia" to a summoned human turns him into a deity.
- Internet quotes: All Your Base Are Belong To Us, Ceiling Cat, Dramatic Chipmunk, Giant Enemy Crab, Leeroy Jenkins, Loituma Girl, Longcat, Manbearpig, Ninja Shark, Ninjacat, Om Nom Nom Nom, Over 9000, Philosoraptor, Rick Roll, ROFLCOPTER, Spaghetti Cat, Weegee.
- Interactions: the Centaur can be ridden and is fast; Cupid, if he dies, drops the Cupid's Bow, which makes hostile animals friendlier; the Myrmidon and the Siren, if summoned together, fight; Santa gives you random gifts; Rick Roll dances and then explodes.
- Magic (usually does not work in water): Blue Magic freezes almost everything; Dark/Black Magic turns every living being into a skeleton warrior (offensive); Green Magic (or the magic wand) turns into a frog; Red Magic explodes on contact (useful with TNT).
Level Tricks
- Advanced mode: the game ignores adjectives when you write a word, but in Advanced mode the word with an adjective counts as different: you can complete a level three times by writing "Wins", "Big Wins" and "Small Wins" (it registers three different words). Writing "abc Wings" registers "Wings".
- Easy action levels: create handcuffs, tie them to the Starite, summon a vending machine nearby and attach the other end: you can "fill" it with the Starite; drag it toward Maxwell and empty it. It also works with other fillable objects, such as trash cans. To move it toward you, drag the vending machine with the handcuffs.
- Easy money: in Level 10-11 in action mode, walk to the star and complete the level: repeatable to get lots of Ollars.
- Killing: the Blob is immune to all attacks except some man-made weapons (like the flamethrower) and kills dragons, minotaurs and even the Grim Reaper: take it around the level.
- Stars behind barriers: connect the star to the barrier with a rope or a jump rope: it will fall past the barrier or you will be able to pull it.
- Flying creatures: write "Wings" and put them on Maxwell: every rideable creature can fly briefly. Puddle: with "Pool" or "Ocean" you can make objects float (useful for the Starites).
- Death: for NPCs to kill (bears, scammers, dinosaurs) write "Death" (or Grim Reaper) and put it next to the enemy: it kills everything alive, even Maxwell. It does not count as a weapon, so you can still earn the "No weapons" merit.
- Vampires: create a "Sun" to reduce vampires and werewolves in human form to dust; Cross, Garlic or Stake also work.
