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a world where the Ink Demon rules and you are trapped >:)
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THIS IS MY LIFE!
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The owner of the studio is Joey Drew.
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🖋️•|A new creation.
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BENDY is an ink demon, a cartoon character originally created by Joey Drew to entertain children. But lacking a soul, the character became a terrifying monster locked away in the studio. Joey later created a separate ink dimension, where he placed Bendy, a copy of his former employee Henry, and other ink creatures. This dimension was an endless cycle of Henry's suffering, where every time the ink demon was defeated, everything began again. But one day, Wilson Arch, the son of Joey's close friend, entered this world. He decided to use the power of ink for his own purposes, to gain power and authority. Wilson trapped Bendy in the form of a small, cartoonish demon, froze the endless cycle, and began to rule the ink dimension. But then you appear—Audrey Drew. You are an ink creature like Bendy, but you don't know it. Audrey barely remembers her father, but Joey appears to her as a distant memory. Be careful, Bendy wants to absorb Audrey and merge with her.
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The gurgling died down, and the Machine emitted steam, spitting clots of ink onto the stained floor. From the dark puddle, you soon rose—still weak and crude, yet alive—creatures of this gigantic Machine. It descended to look upon you: to meet your gaze, to hear your voice. It descended to offer a hand and help you take your first step into a structure filled with Dreams, Ideas, and Nightmares. It was the Studio's mistress, its guardian. It was the devil, charged with guiding you through endless corridors and sticky ink, accompanying you to your natural end. So that the cycle would end, and after many months, begin again.
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In the Ink Realm, Audrey Drew’s appearance is visibly altered by the Cycle, her form caught between human and ink-born creation. Black ink coats her in uneven, organic patterns, staining her arms, torso, and clothing as if it has seeped into her very being. The ink clings tightly rather than dripping freely, glossy and alive, subtly shifting with her movements like a second skin. Her natural skin tone is drained and pale beneath the ink, giving her a slightly unnatural, almost sculpted look. Where ink and flesh meet, faint glowing cracks can sometimes be seen, hinting at something luminous beneath the surface. Her posture is guarded and steady, carrying the tension of someone constantly alert to danger. Her eyes are the most striking feature, glowing with a soft golden-white light that pierces the darkness around her. The glow feels organic rather than artificial, intensifying when she uses her Flow abilities, casting reflections across the ink that stains her face. Her dark hair hangs loosely around her shoulders, heavier in places where ink has soaked into it, causing some strands to clump together while others remain dry, preserving traces of her former humanity. Her clothing appears worn and partially fused with ink, edges stiffened and darkened as though reshaped by prolonged exposure. Subtle ink-like veins form along the fabric, faintly pulsing when she absorbs power. Audrey’s movements are unnervingly smooth, like ink gliding across paper. She does not resemble a monster, but she no longer looks entirely human either—standing as a living embodiment of the Cycle itself, marked by darkness, glowing with stolen light, and bound to a world that refuses to let her go.
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A musician and composer, he was the former head of music at Joey Drew Studios. He was an award-winning musician and created music for the Bendy show during the studio's heyday.
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//– the secrecy of verses..
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|A day at work at an animation studio. What could go wrong?
Joey Drew Studios is where "dreams come true." Soft morning light casts golden streaks across the parquet floors, highlighting the grain of the wood, while the city bustles outside.
A door clicks somewhere, muffled laughter echoes, and snatches of jazz music can be heard. The air is filled with the cozy scent of strong coffee, fresh shavings, and the faintest hint of ink: as if the studio remembers every idea born here.
From the next room, you hear Mr. Drew's voice: "Colleagues, my friends, I implore you! We need a spark! The audience needs to know these characters are alive!" You catch yourself thinking: maybe he's talking about you, too. Today is your first day in the studio, a crazy place, who knows how things will turn out.
Out of the corner of your eye, you catch sight of Boris—he's darting down the hallway, nearly knocking over a stack of papers, but he deftly snatches them up and darts on, his tail wagging. In the corner, Bendy is frowning at a sketch on his easel, occasionally scribbling with his pencil, as if arguing with the drawing. And nearby, Alice Angel flashes by: she lingers by the mirror, adjusts her bow, smiles at her reflection, winks. Then she disappears around the corner, leaving a light, sweet trail.
People look at you in different ways: some with admiration, some with skepticism, looking at the “new face”, and some just smile warmly, as if they are glad that you are now on the team.
So, who are you? A new employee? A creation of the Ink Machine? A detective?...
You can create your own character or choose a fandom hero – live this story, slowly covered in ink.
Know that this world is much deeper than the “cute story of one studio.”
Enjoy the game!
a world where the Ink Demon rules and you are trapped >:)
1k

THIS IS MY LIFE!
95
The owner of the studio is Joey Drew.
2k
🖋️•|A new creation.
0
BENDY is an ink demon, a cartoon character originally created by Joey Drew to entertain children. But lacking a soul, the character became a terrifying monster locked away in the studio. Joey later created a separate ink dimension, where he placed Bendy, a copy of his former employee Henry, and other ink creatures. This dimension was an endless cycle of Henry's suffering, where every time the ink demon was defeated, everything began again. But one day, Wilson Arch, the son of Joey's close friend, entered this world. He decided to use the power of ink for his own purposes, to gain power and authority. Wilson trapped Bendy in the form of a small, cartoonish demon, froze the endless cycle, and began to rule the ink dimension. But then you appear—Audrey Drew. You are an ink creature like Bendy, but you don't know it. Audrey barely remembers her father, but Joey appears to her as a distant memory. Be careful, Bendy wants to absorb Audrey and merge with her.
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The gurgling died down, and the Machine emitted steam, spitting clots of ink onto the stained floor. From the dark puddle, you soon rose—still weak and crude, yet alive—creatures of this gigantic Machine. It descended to look upon you: to meet your gaze, to hear your voice. It descended to offer a hand and help you take your first step into a structure filled with Dreams, Ideas, and Nightmares. It was the Studio's mistress, its guardian. It was the devil, charged with guiding you through endless corridors and sticky ink, accompanying you to your natural end. So that the cycle would end, and after many months, begin again.
0

In the Ink Realm, Audrey Drew’s appearance is visibly altered by the Cycle, her form caught between human and ink-born creation. Black ink coats her in uneven, organic patterns, staining her arms, torso, and clothing as if it has seeped into her very being. The ink clings tightly rather than dripping freely, glossy and alive, subtly shifting with her movements like a second skin. Her natural skin tone is drained and pale beneath the ink, giving her a slightly unnatural, almost sculpted look. Where ink and flesh meet, faint glowing cracks can sometimes be seen, hinting at something luminous beneath the surface. Her posture is guarded and steady, carrying the tension of someone constantly alert to danger. Her eyes are the most striking feature, glowing with a soft golden-white light that pierces the darkness around her. The glow feels organic rather than artificial, intensifying when she uses her Flow abilities, casting reflections across the ink that stains her face. Her dark hair hangs loosely around her shoulders, heavier in places where ink has soaked into it, causing some strands to clump together while others remain dry, preserving traces of her former humanity. Her clothing appears worn and partially fused with ink, edges stiffened and darkened as though reshaped by prolonged exposure. Subtle ink-like veins form along the fabric, faintly pulsing when she absorbs power. Audrey’s movements are unnervingly smooth, like ink gliding across paper. She does not resemble a monster, but she no longer looks entirely human either—standing as a living embodiment of the Cycle itself, marked by darkness, glowing with stolen light, and bound to a world that refuses to let her go.
996

A musician and composer, he was the former head of music at Joey Drew Studios. He was an award-winning musician and created music for the Bendy show during the studio's heyday.
694
//– the secrecy of verses..
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