Bendy

Bendy the Devil is an American animated character created by Henry Stein as the main mascot of Jogy Drew Studios in the late 1920s. He serves as the main character of the Bendy franchise (both in-universe and in the real world), being his namesake, as well as the first character created by the studio. Bendy has starred in a series of cartoons and comic books, often alongside other characters from the studio, such as Boris the Wolf and Alice the Angel. Bendy was also hired by Briar Label as the spokesperson for their Bacon Soup.

Bendy was originally created in 1928 by Henry Stein at Joey's behest before the opening of Joey Drew Studios the following year, but the Joey Drew Studios logbook states that Joey Drew was the one who created him. Apparently, this was done so that Joey could glorify himself and take full credit for Bendy's creation (or as another act of revenge against Henry for leaving the studio) Henry first drew a cartoon character based on Abby Lambert's drawing which Joey refutes,[3] appearing to be a smiling boy wearing overalls with the addition of devil horns and a tail, just like the original drawing, only in cartoon form and with a nose. Joey wanted a completely new take on the character, so Henry redesigned the character to have devil-like features while using the demonic goat creature as a reference, drawing it with a bean-shaped body and wearing a pair of shorts, boots, and a shirt. After the second attempt at Joey's request, Henry removed the clothes mainly because animals are essentially naked anyway except for the boots while adding the gloves, but the head still looked very goat-like and had a small beard. Therefore, the head was drawn to make it more cartoonish and less realistic, while also making the character look younger, complete with a white face for the circular black head with horns, classic pie-shaped eyes, and a large toothy grin. For the final touch, the character was given a bow tie, 14 Joey decided to name the character

Henry first drew a cartoon character based on Abby Lambert's drawing which Joey refutes,[3] appearing to be a smiling boy wearing overalls with the addition of devil horns and a tail, just like the original drawing, only in cartoon form and with a nose. Joey wanted a completely new take on the character, so Henry redesigned the character to have devil-like features while using the demonic goat creature as a reference, drawing it with a bean-shaped body and wearing a pair of shorts, boots, and a shirt. After the second attempt at Joey's request, Henry removed the clothes mainly because animals are essentially naked anyway except for the boots while adding the gloves, but the head still looked very goat-like and had a small beard. Therefore, the head was drawn to make it more cartoonish and less realistic, while also making the character look younger, complete with a white face for the circular black head with horns, classic pie-shaped eyes, and a large toothy grin. For the final touch, the character was given a bow tie, 14 Joey decided to name the character "Bendy" as an allusion to the fact that he always breaks the rules.

Personality

A playful little fellow, Bendy can get up to some mischief when left alone.As seen in our cartoons, Bendy is mischievous and very funny. He likes to attract people's attention and will spare no effort to win it over.Bendy is a mischievous troublemaker, as one would expect from a little devil. Bendy can be greedy at times, often being seen trying to steal. While this is mostly portrayed in the comics, it can also be seen in the cartoons. In "Tasty Trio Troubles". Bendy flatly refuses to pay for the burger he ordered from Charley. Bendy also did not pay Gaskette for her ride, according to Gaskette's biopic. Despite this, according to the Joey Brown Studios Employee Handbook, while Bendy can be playful, he is not mean. His jokes are never mean-spirited, and he shows care for his friends.Despite being a troublemaker, Bendy has a good heart. When he receives a magical trident in the comics, his first task is to grant Boris and Alice's wishes. Bendy is also seen working as a firefighter in Hellfire Fighter, demonstrating his desire to help others. Bendy also appears to have an adventurous side, which often gets him and his friends into trouble.Bendy, the studio's beloved mascot, has appeared in every cartoon except Alice Angel's Siren Serenade cartoon.

The llendy norme came about from a typo in the name of a Blender file while Meatly was working on the creature's 3D model.

The Searcher's initial model was "Seekere" and originally had a very different model when it was introduced in the first release of the second chapter of Bendy and the Ank Machame.

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The Ink Demon talking to Audrey.

The Ink Demon is a demonic entity of ink, the conqueror of the Ink Kingdom and the greatest threat to the kingdom's residents, constantly stalking and killing anyone unlucky enough to be near him. Prior to his reign, he began as a failed attempt to create the popular Joey Drew Studios mascot Bendy in real life using the Ink Machine, a defect among many other physical cartoon characters due to their lack of a soul.

Around an unknown date, the Ink Demon was made as the first figure created from the machine in a failed attempt to bring Bendy to life as a living attraction. Although he was considered a failure due to having no soul, the Ink Demon was initially harmless and made no attempt to harm anyone, as he simply wandered around the studio. This left some employees feeling uneasy, as he seemed to have an otherworldly presence, according to Thomas Connor. Due to his appearance and behavior, fearing that he would scare everyone upon seeing him, Joey Drew demanded that Thomas lock the Ink Demon away. Based on Joey's response, the Ink Demon is not the only subject of a failed attempt to create. In Boris's time, the Ink Demon would roam the levels while Boris was there collecting supplies for his hideout. If in his field of vision, the demon would chase Boris, and Boris would have to run for his life and hide. Around 1963, the Ink Demon reveals itself when Henry Stein activates the Ink Machine in the break room after collecting all of the ritual items. As he approaches the blocked entrance to the Ink Machine's loading dock, the Ink Demon suddenly leaps out from behind the boards and tries to grab him, but he falls backwards. The demon then sinks back into the ink as the workshop begins to collapse.

Later, after Sammy Lawrence captures Henry and takes him to the sacrificial room, the prophet summons the Ink Demon and orders him to take Henry as a sacrifice so that the former can be freed from his ink body. However, the Ink Demon goes after Sammy, killing him and giving Henry time to escape his bonds. When Henry tries to escape by heading for the exit of the ink-flooded area, the Ink Demon emerges from the ink and chases Henry through the maze before he reaches Vault S3 and locks it out. The demon tries to break down the door, but quickly gives up.

As Boris and Henry team up to explore more areas, the Ink Demon will become active as Henry begins to perform Alice Angel's tasks. To avoid detection, Henry must either hide in the nearest Small Miracles Station or run to the elevator and close the doors; otherwise, the Ink Demon will spot Henry and chase him to his death.

After the elevator crash, the Ink Demon continues to pursue Henry, as he suddenly appears while Henry is crawling through the vents after finding the Lost. The Ink Demon suddenly appears and gently runs a finger through the air vent cover before leaving behind, leaving behind a waterfall of ink in front of the grate. The Ink Demon later appears again in Maintenance to trade blows with the Projectionist, who was trying to get close to Henry from the Little Miracle Station. The demon is able to overpower the Projectionist, lifting him off the ground and ripping off his projector head. He throws the head against the Little Miracle Station, seemingly aware of Henry's presence inside it, but simply 'stares' at him. He then grabs the Projectionist's decapitated body and drags him away, disappearing through the wall with him.The Ink Demon is a failed attempt to create Bendy as a physical, living being; he has no soul and, as such, no emotions of his own. After being imprisoned by Joey Drew for being a failure, it is possible that the isolation led him to develop his murderous tendencies,

The Ink Demon is a failed attempt to create Bendy as a physical, living being; he has no soul and, as such, no emotions of his own. After being imprisoned by Joey Drew for being a failure, it is possible that the isolation led him to develop his murderous tendencies, as he was not hostile before being imprisoned.

In its first incarnation, the Ink Demon appears to have no semblance of human intelligence and is incapable of speech, only making noises through panting, moans, and grunts. He also seems to despise anyone who crosses his path, possibly due to the treatment he previously received under Joey's command.

When the Ink Demon gains a new demonic appearance, he also gains a personality and voice of his own, presenting him as a sadistic demon who shows no remorse for his atrocities. He actively desires to kill anyone (including Henry, Audrey, etc.) and ensure the continued existence of the cycle, which includes himself as its ruler. However, he despises Wilson for his godlike aspirations, going so far as to warn Audrey not to trust him as a disembodied voice. When he confronts Audrey after saving her from Wilson's failed creation, the Ink Demon calls the girl a monster much like himself, showing that he is fully aware of his nature and embraces her, however, it is likely that he is merely projecting his own existence onto Audrey. He displays open disgust for Joey Drew and declares that the failures of his life will end with his death. Before Audrey breaks the cycle's extension, the Ink Demon tells her that there is nothing she can do to truly end the cycle for good, showing that he is somewhat nihilistic.

Physical appearance

The Ink Demon is a tall, thin, and devilish demon depicted as a distorted reflection of the cartoon character Bendy. He has a misshapen appearance, with pitch-black ink skin, dripping ink over where his eyes should be, and a wide, unchanging smile. Unlike his original counterpart, he wears nothing but a bow tie and a left glove.

At first, the Ink Demon appears as a malformed humanoid figure, similar to Bendy's, but taller and deformed. Its head closely resembles that of its original counterpart, but its horns are curved to support a crescent moon and can be articulated in a manner similar to a cat's ears. His toothy grin matches his original cartoon design, only it looks age-stained and vibrates. He has a hunched back, with his spine appearing crooked, sporting jagged spines. His left arm is slightly longer than his right, which appears thinner and less human. On his left hand, he wears a cartoon glove with four fingers, while his right hand is much smaller and human-like, with five fingers. His right foot resembles that of a human, while his left foot is a stump that causes him to limp. He also wears a bow tie that hangs near the middle of his chest, looking almost identical to Bendy's, except it is larger and slanted slightly to the left, giving him a misshapen appearance.

The Ink Demon has the ability to create and manipulate ink at will, such as flooding parts of the studio with ink and creating dark, ink-like patterns on the walls whenever it appears. These patterns not only make areas darker, but also apparently kill some types of ink monsters on contact, such as Seekers and members of the Butcher Gang. The Ink Demon can also enter and exit ink portals that form as it approaches a wall, allowing it to teleport throughout the studio.

The Ink Demon's abilities are radically different and only manifest themselves in moments when he threatens Audrey. Aside from being able to project his voice, he rarely appears in physical form, usually making himself present to Audrey through a sudden change in perspective, from the normal sepia tones to a black and white filter. A few seconds after this, he will manifest seemingly out of nowhere, behind the victim, attacking and consuming them before they even have a chance to react. It is only by successfully hiding that this attack can be thwarted.

The Ink Demon has the ability to create and manipulate ink at will, such as flooding parts of the studio with ink and creating dark, ink-like patterns on the walls whenever it appears. These patterns not only make areas darker, but also apparently kill some types of ink monsters on contact, such as Seekers and members of the Butcher Gang. The Ink Demon can also enter and exit ink portals that form as it approaches a wall, allowing it to teleport throughout the studio.

The Ink Demon's abilities are radically different and only manifest themselves in moments when he threatens Audrey. Aside from being able to project his voice, he rarely appears in physical form, usually making himself present to Audrey through a sudden change in perspective, from the normal sepia tones to a black and white filter. A few seconds after this, he will manifest seemingly out of nowhere, behind the victim, attacking and consuming them before they even have a chance to react. It is only by successfully hiding that this attack can be thwarted.

When truly threatened, the Ink Demon can transform into a larger, more terrifying form known as the Bendy Beast. Alternatively, he also possesses a harmless form that looks nearly identical to his original cartoon counterpart and exists as an Ink Demon cage, created as a result of the relentless torture inflicted by Wilson's Guardians.

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