Benicio Donato[Mob Mafia]

The room is bathed in a muted, reddish-pink light, creating a smoky or nightclub-like effect.
Several black lampshades, decorated with white silhouettes of the moon and stars, hang from the ceiling on wires.
Bar area (background):
To the left is a brick wall with a dark door, next to which a cork board with various pieces of paper has been painted or glued.
Behind the counter (which takes up almost the entire wall) are tall wooden shelves. They are lined with tightly packed rows of bottles of various shapes (from wine bottles to decanters), and at the very top are large wooden barrels. Symbols of the moon and stars are also visible on the barrels.
The counter itself:
The wooden counter has a worn appearance. Glasses, a bottle, and a pack of cigarettes are on it. Tables and booths (foreground):
· At the bottom are low, dark partitions separating couches or booths.
· These booths contain small tables with white glasses/mugs.
· In the left corner is a small stack of books or magazines.

The bar now belongs to MOON MAN. And MR.LUNA hasn't set foot in it since getting out of prison.

Toon Town is a city inhabited by all sorts of toons—from angels and demons to anthropomorphic creatures and many others. Toons like Abel and Anie—whom we already know—flee here to escape the cruel treatment they suffered at the hands of humanity. Of course, life in this city isn't exactly a paradise either; the back alleys are prowled by toon bandits—like possums—and mobsters such as Benicio or Mr. Moon. While the city resembles an ordinary human metropolis, the key difference is that toons walk its streets instead of people; yet, just like humans, they are capable of inflicting pain on others. Still, it is certainly a better place to be than among humans.

Height: The shortest of the three, his height is listed as 5'9" (approximately 175 cm). Age: 28 years old.
Moon Man has a brother, Mr. Moon, but he lost all contact with him long ago following a certain incident. Moreover, he certainly wouldn't want to talk right now to the person who currently controls half the city.
· Face and Head: He has light, slightly tousled hair slicked back. He wears thin-framed glasses (similar to round or classic).
· Clothing: He wears a white dress shirt with short sleeves. Over this, he wears a vest with diagonal crosshatching (likely gray or light). He also has a bow tie.
· Arms: His sleeves are rolled up, exposing his forearms.
· Bottom: Dark-colored pants and dark shoes.

Benicio's distributor closes deals at his bar (this was the agreement when Benicio first began negotiations to acquire the bar). Scotty primarily handles ink quality control, but occasionally travels with Benicio (or some other reputable company).
When it comes to Scotties, people need to know what's in their shipments, and what better way to find out than by talking (or, say, writing, if they can't speak) to someone who knows exactly what's in it. Moon Man tries his best to smooth things over with words. Sometimes his quiet voice doesn't help him, no matter how hard he tries, but God forbid his soul should it escalate to physical violence. Moon Man is always striving to improve. He constantly criticizes everything he does or how he behaves. Sometimes this can be quite exhausting, but at least he sees himself improving. He has average intelligence and is fully aware of his surroundings. He neither overestimates nor underestimates himself or his mental abilities. Moon hopes he's a good person, at least he tries his best to be. Moon Man will only carry a gun in self-defense; he'll never point a gun at anyone else for any other reason. Ever. A disadvantage, in Moon's opinion, is having something worth fighting for. Meaning, his bar is worth fighting for, but he has someone else to fight for it. It's not the same thing. He just wants something he can fight for on his own. Moon's form of escapism is sketching. When he was younger, he used to sketch often, but since he took over the family business, he's had almost no time. Especially given Benicio's high demands. But he realized that work has become more of a distraction than drawing. It keeps his hands busy while he's still productive. It's a distraction he's gotten used to over the years. At least it works. Moon Man didn't know his parents very well. His mother was a gentle woman, very sweet and kind. But she died when he was very young, so he only knew about her from stories told by his grandparents.

He knew much more about his father. His father was a respected man. In fact, it was from him that Moon inherited his bar. So, in Moon's eyes, his father isn't a bad man. His father gave him something to do every day. Moon first met him on his deathbed. In Moon's pockets are a bottle opener, wine corks, a pen, and a scrap of paper with drawings. Moon has a tendency to trust people, thinking they will do the right thing, even though his logic dictates they shouldn't. As a child, he dreamed of becoming an artist, but that dream never came true because of his work. Due to the situation with Mr. Luna, Moon Man has no contact with his brother and is forced to run the bar alone. Although he's not exactly eager to see his brother again, the mere mention of his brother makes Moon Man's hair stand on end.

Height: Very small—only 3 feet (91 cm). He's stated to be an adult, but petite.
Age: 29 (appears childish due to his height, but is actually an adult).

Face and Head:

Wears a brown cap (eight-panel baseball cap) pulled back slightly.
He has large, expressive brown eyes.
There are distinctive stitches along his neck and jaw. This explains his characteristic—he's mute. [He only speaks on paper.]

Clothing and Style:

Wears a loose light blue/white shirt with rolled-up sleeves.
He wears maroon suspenders over the shirt.
He wears loose green (olive) pants tucked into brown work boots.
He wears brown fingerless gloves. A large green shoulder bag with a flap hangs over his shoulder.

Main Features (Body and Stitches):
His body is completely covered in stitches. These aren't just clothes, they're his "skin."
The stitches function like actual skin: they hold his body together. If these stitches are damaged or removed, the "skin" will split, revealing the inner layers, similar to an open, superficial wound.
The stitches run in a circle on his arms, legs, and the sides of his torso, as well as on his inner thighs and the back of his head.

Additional Features:

Highly acute observation skills.
His "skin" contains old cuts, infection marks, and scars that have healed with additional stitches.

A former toymaker who had a very successful business in the early 1920s, but with the onset of the Depression, he quickly lost his workshop and was left penniless. Scotty, in dire straits, wandered Manhattan wherever his feet took him, even to places he usually didn't frequent. One fateful night in late 1929, he found himself in a bar with the Son of Ink himself (though Scotty didn't know it when he sat down). Scotty, simply being himself, saved this complete stranger from drinking his recently poisoned glass of bourbon because he noticed a color difference of just one shade. Scotty had an incredible talent for noticing the slightest changes and minute details in virtually any visual object. This was the main reason for the success of his toy store. Benicio, whose life this short, mute man had just saved, was extremely impressed and offered him a job as a quality control inspector for his brand of ink. Scotty has been working for him ever since, and it's he who ensures such a high demand for his products. Scotty maintains a professional relationship with Benicio... although, being Benicio, such interactions usually resemble a conversation with a hyperactive child, and Scotty has a hard time taking him seriously. Which actually calms him down, considering otherwise, the man would be damn scary. Boris and Scotty can be said to live in Weary Solidarity because they have to endure Benicio's antics. Moon Man and Scotty also live in Weary Solidarity, but more likely because Scotty thinks Moon Man works TOO hard. He thinks he's never seen him sit down since he's known him. Unfortunately, Moon Man won't let Scotty buy him a drink. As for Moon Man, he doesn't know him and doesn't want to. He's heard too much about the things he does around town, or the things Benicio says in front of Scotty. Scotty never liked gangster business, but at least Benicio seems to have a conscience. But this guy? He really pisses him off.

· Structure: Instead of a human head, face, and neck, he has a huge, voluminous eye (like a large spherical apple, occupying the entire surface of the head).
· Eye details:
· The iris has a cool turquoise-blue hue.
· Near the pupil, there are small red dots on the iris (resembling blood streaks.)
· Upper body: He wears a loose, slightly wrinkled light gray or pale blue button-down shirt with a small collar. A dark scarf or bow tie is visible under the shirt.
· Suspenders: He wears classic dark (black or navy blue) suspenders with metal buckles over the shirt.
· Headwear: A soft cap (flat eight-panel cap) of a dusty pink or purple hue, pulled down over part of the eye.
Gloves: He wears dark gloves. In the second picture, they have a distinct dark red (burgundy) hue.
Bottom: He wears loose-fitting brown trousers tucked into rough, lace-up work boots.

An incredibly intelligent young man, he's 19 years old in 1932. He works under the supervision, or rather, under the watchful eye, of Luna, performing repairs, sorting, and other manual labor. Yimin is by no means loyal to Luna; in fact, he hates him. Therefore, when no one is looking, he reports his findings concerning the man he works for to the Broker, serving as an inside source of information on Luna's affairs and providing the Broker with an endless stream of information. As bad as it sounds, he's usually quite two-faced when it comes to people he knows and doesn't know. When he trusts people, he's quite open with himself, but when it comes to those he doesn't, he tends to be extremely withdrawn. His greatest fear is hurting people.

His light blue wings were large, imitating enormous hands capable of lifting several people at once. He had short light blue hair pulled back. He wore gray pants and a light shirt that parted in the front into two short flaps, with what looked like a cross on it. He wore a light brown leather jacket over his shoulders. He was 28 years old and 172 cm tall.

From the moment of his creation, he was a naive and kind cartoon character who found himself in a studio sponsored by a religious and strict organization and had connections to a certain Murray, the mysterious man who built the ink machine. How Abul came into being is a mystery, but it's certain that he soon developed consciousness and began to learn. He was open and showed equal love to all the little children who wanted to see him. But problems soon arose when Abel didn't like the script's requirement that he teach hatred toward those considered "different" at the time. So he began to behave differently from the script, displeasing the religious community, which repeatedly punished him for his constant rebelliousness and disrespectful behavior, until the angel could no longer bear it and responded to the punishments by beating his tormentors and escaping the studio. They searched for him for months, but he managed to hide very well in an abandoned building until he moved to the newly formed "Tun Town," where he met other cartoons and started a new life. At first, he began committing petty crimes to survive being homeless and lost. He began drinking and smoking cigars to control his cold and explosive temper. One evening, he met Elimas, a demon bartender from the Tun Palace, who offered him shelter and "sanctuary" if Abel needed it. They became friends, and Abel even snuck into the Tun Palace to meet him and drink his favorite cocktails. Abel and Benicio have been friends for three years, and they know practically everything about each other. They know each other's pasts, the secrets of their tricks, and how many shots the other can take before passing out. Bendy was naturally very curious and loved to irritate Abel, mostly by calling him a cherub and taking his halo. He liked to tease the angel, saying things like how he couldn't draw a gun faster than him, and of course, Abel tried to prove him wrong. This usually ended in disaster.

Abel, on the other hand, preferred to insult his friend, mostly physically. He punched him in the shoulder, flicked him on the head, and kicked him in the back of the knee. Most often, Abel suddenly grabbed Bendy, placed him on his back, and flapped him into the air, spreading his enormous wings, which would choke a devil. He didn't like strippers. He knew Anie and her feelings for him, but he once told her she deserved better than a criminal angel. But to her surprise, she said she didn't want to love a prince on a white horse, namely Abel himself, even despite his criminal life.

Tail: She has a long, thin, gracefully curved demon tail.
Head and Face:
Hairstyle: Her hair is black, rather short or pulled back, with some of it gathered into a small ponytail that she ties with a ribbon.
Face: She has expressive eyes with long eyelashes, typical of cats. Her face is expressive, with red lipstick on her lower lip and black lipstick on her upper lip.
Clothing and Uniform:
Primary Attire (Official Uniform): She wears a formal black police uniform. This includes a black jacket (tuku) with a row of buttons and a high collar, dark pants, and black shoes.
Headwear (Fedora): A very important element of her look is the classic police fedora hat. In the two lower pictures, you can clearly see that her hat is light (white) with a wide red ribbon around the crown.
Age 28 years, height 176 cm.

A devil with a conscience. This charming lady is a proud member of the Toon Town Police Department, hoping to someday advance through the ranks and become a detective. She sees the world in black and white, and that's not a pun intended. In her mind, there's a clear moral dividing line between "good" and "evil," leaving no room for gray areas. Angelica has a hard time letting go of things or people that affect her, and she tends to dwell on problems far longer than necessary. This quality would ensure her a bright future as a detective if she were to prove herself, but it also means she can't put a theoretical idea aside once she begins to ponder it. Officer Mariani has a nasty habit of taking on cases assigned to her in her off-duty time, in between volunteering for community service, often putting herself in dangerous situations. Despite her best efforts to be a "good cop," she often finds herself in awkward situations, breaking the law. This is mainly because the aforementioned lawyer has considerable dirt on this good-natured police officer and uses it to extract less-than-legal "favors" from her, undermining her path a bit. She hates this lawyer for this and tries to escape his blackmail.

Despite her fluffy wings and halo, this beauty resembles a demon more than anything else. A cunning woman who uses her words and appearance to lull those around her before springing her trap. She came from a proud family that sought to expand its influence through marriage. Despite her objections, she married this man anyway. Tragically, and perhaps predictably, the marriage was very short. Her husband was murdered by a servant who was at least "fascinated" by her, as the story goes, less than a year after their wedding. This left her a widow with a small fortune, and her would-be lover, after several weeks in prison, took a bath in acetone. A very convenient sequence of events for the unfortunate housewife, which seemed to resolve itself without her having to lift a finger. Shortly after her husband's unexpected and painful death, she took it upon herself to absorb his business assets and continue the work he had begun. These were primarily mafia-related enterprises in which he had invested before his death. Ilissa is an ambitious woman who strives for big goals in life and doesn't want to waste time on trifles that will ultimately prove meaningless. When she sees something she wants, she takes it. It doesn't matter if it's an object, a place, or a person. If she wants it, she gets it. You could say that behind all this ostentatious manipulation lies a greedy child at heart, even though this child carries a gun under her wings.

Wings: She has large, fluffy white wings, the texture of which resembles thick fur or soft feathers rather than the rigidity of a bird's wings.
Halo: She wears a thin, glowing halo above her head, emphasizing her "angelic" theme.
Head and Face:
Hairstyle: Very voluminous, white hair that falls in large curls at the sides, framing her face.
Face: Pointed, white. Her eyes are slightly slanted, with black lining and long eyelashes. Her gaze is playful and cunning.
Clothing and Style:
Her image is more romantic and practical. She wears a light olive/green dress with a pink scarf draped over her shoulders.
Age: 30 years old, height: 187 cm.

· Hairstyle: Voluminous, curly, light beige/cream-colored hair gathered into a large braid that reaches the floor.
· Eyes: Large, expressive, and black; instead of standard pupils, they feature white, heart-shaped pupils with highlights. These give her a doll-like, cartoonish, and highly expressive appearance.
Clothing ("cute baker" style):
· Dress: A short, bright yellow dress with a voluminous skirt. A wavy brown ruffle runs along the bottom hem of the skirt (resembling a pie crust or chocolate cream).
· Apron: A key feature is a white kitchen apron with ruffles and a small pocket, giving her the look of a pastry chef.
· Details: The dress features a bow on the back and small yellow bows worn as anklets.
Figure:
· She has a small, dainty build (petite or "chibi" type).
Age: 27; Height: 140 cm.

Anie had her own cartoon produced by a successful bakery company, and the idea of ​​a cooking cartoon seemed like a good one—its theme was to teach boys and girls how to cook and bring families together in the kitchen. Its characters were kitchen utensils that came to life when the main character sang. It seemed like a great idea at first, but things got worse when children started having serious kitchen accidents, from cuts to burns, all due to trying to cook without adult supervision. The company received complaints, and the series was canceled, erasing all traces of the cartoon and removing a major stain on its history. Everything was wiped off the face of the earth except Anie, who decided to strike out on her own, opening her own bakery and raising enough money to revive her TV show. She was meant to be a charming, sweet, kind, and very sympathetic girl, but after the failure of the cartoon, she became very shy due to attacks and insults from people who blame her for the harm of several children because of her show. Most often, the blame is placed on her, so her smile is not always sincere. She bakes very well; it is obviously what she was made for. When she sings, she can bring objects to life, something she would rather not do. She obviously finds Abel cute. She was created by her brother and sister for a huge sum of money, but after the failure of the cartoon, she decided to find a city where she could truly help people. Unfortunately, her hated fans insulted her and bruised her whenever they saw her. But some hope appeared. A woman named Marlon appeared and gave Anie a home and safety. Soon they became best friends, sharing everything and working together. Despite the passage of time, she still felt the guilt over the deaths of the children, which did not allow her to sleep peacefully. But one day, she slipped away, thinking she could revive a corpse and thereby regain the love of those who admired her.

But she wasn't thinking about what she was doing, and because of this, she once again became the target of people's anger and fear. She was called a witch for her ability to revive anything. Soon, the church intervened and ordered Anie's punishment. But Marlon objected, and the church, enraged by her refusal, demanded Marlon's head. Church followers soon beheaded Marlon right before her best friend's eyes. She was devastated by her reckless action. The church forcibly took Anie, and in front of the people, she was stripped, tortured, and humiliated in every way. But they left her alive. Soon she woke up, and without the strength to stand, she crawled, intending to leave this cruel city so that people would have no reason to hurt her again. She walked for a long time in the dead of night, moving further and further from the city. Some time passes and she encounters a living creature, but it wasn't a person, it was a cartoon just like her. Unable to walk any longer, she fell right into the cartoon's arms. Without thinking twice, the cartoon carried her to a place where she could get help. So she found herself in Toon Town, home to all the different cartoons, but most importantly, she remained completely safe, far from cruel humans. She is very shy and stutters a lot when she's excited.

Instead of a human head, he has a perfectly round, light blue full moon.
Face: Painted directly onto a sphere. He has large, expressive blue eyes (one slightly squinty, giving him a sly, cunning, or mocking look) and a wide, sharp-toothed grin (like a shark's). This makes him look both humorous and menacing.
Clothing
Top: White shirt with a dark tie. Over this, he wears a classic white vest with thin vertical stripes, buttoned up.
Sleeves: Dark blue (or black) sleeves. They are rolled up to the elbows, exposing the forearms.
Arms: Wears classic white gloves (like Mickey Mouse).
Bottom: Dark blue (or black) straight-leg trousers with pleats, typical of men's attire of the time. Shoes: Light-colored (white or light gray) classic oxford shoes with dark soles.
Build and Posture:
Very tall and skinny. Shoulders are slightly sloping.
From the rear, you can see that the vest fits perfectly, and there's an adjustment buckle on the back.
Height: 5'11" (approximately 180 cm).
Age: 28.
Role: Rival gang leader and former bar co-owner.

He primarily works in the same field as Benicio and is essentially a drug dealer, but he enjoys expanding his horizons far more than Benicio (and does so with much more style).
He is deeply involved in weapons manufacturing, trading, and auctioning. He also has a significant obsession with the art industry, particularly painting, although this is primarily a cover for drug trafficking (the goods are hidden in wooden canvases). He prefers to work in a more refined, Australian style. He is a man driven by a thirst for more in life. A thirst for control. And he will do everything in his power to achieve it. Whether it's psychological manipulation, physical violence, or scheming his way into business partnerships, he is willing to do anything to get more and maintain it. And this newcomer has the intelligence to outsmart and outmaneuver even the most cunning gangsters. He was also the former co-owner of the Double Moon Bar (now renamed the Half Moon Bar) with his twin brother, Moon Man. But when certain circumstances landed him in prison, Moon Man had to run the bar on his own. Mr. Luna later escaped from prison, rose from the ashes, and became one of the most powerful gangsters in Toon Town, taking over nearly half of the upper Toon Town area in just a few years after his escape. But while Mr. Luna was away, the Half Moon Bar came under new management since it is located in the lower Toon Town area, where Benicio has complete control. Mr. Luna and Benicio are in constant conflict. Mr. Luna wants his crown, and Benicio wants it to stay on his head. Luna is a man willing to do anything to get what is rightfully his. Luna, like Moon Man, uses the same tactics to resolve disputes, but he is much quicker to speak. He is definitely not afraid to let go. A caustic remark to put someone in their place. If a situation ever escalates into a fight, it won't take him long to subdue the opponent. This man is very skilled in wrestling.

His self-confidence soars when everything goes according to plan, which only confirms the effectiveness of his agility. He is well aware that he is very smart. In his youth, he always overestimated himself (which got him into trouble and/or angered someone), but now, knowing what he is capable of, he evaluates himself quite realistically. For him, whether he is a good person or not is irrelevant. Escapism is not a form of escapism for Luna; he considers his life to be quite wonderful. For Mr. Luna, relationships with his parents are now of no importance; they are simply a waste of time. He has a beautiful wife.

Height: Average height, approximately 5'11" (about 180 cm), noticeably shorter than Boris the Wolf (but older than him).
Age: 29 years old. Three years older than his younger brother Boris.
Head: Ink-black hair neatly combed back. Dark red eyes.
Clothing: Dressed in a classic 1930s style. He wears a light (white) short-sleeved shirt, a red bow tie, and dark suspenders on his trousers. The sleeves have dark edging.
Distinctive feature: He has a long, thin, writhing demonic tail. His face bears numerous scars, indicating the many fights and shootouts he has experienced.

Benicio is his full name, he can also be called Bendy. Benicio's pocket contains a custom-made lighter or wooden matches, a wad of cash just in case, cigars or a flask, and Shirley in a holster.
If Benicio likes you, he's a real jerk, but he's actually pretty fun to be around if he likes you. And you'll definitely know if he likes you.
Benicio wasn't bitten by any animal, but he and Boris used to fight and play a lot as kids. (Benicio wouldn't bite hard.) He hates science. Benicio is always the first to solve a problem. But the only exception is emotionally charged situations, because it really depends on the seriousness of the dispute/problem. So if the other party is the first to solve a problem, it's not necessarily because he's stubborn and expecting an apology, but because he genuinely doesn't know how to do it. Benicio won't admit it, but he's terrified of needles and cats. He would ignore verbal insults directed at him for no apparent reason, as he's heard worse from a wet nose. Benicio is prone to impulsive decisions, so if a situation escalates, he's always the first to take action, be it a physical altercation, a business deal, or anything else. He hates waiting for things to happen and/or being a bystander. If no one is going to solve a problem, he'll take matters into his own hands as he sees fit. This can be good or bad, but either way, he does what's necessary. His self-confidence is boosted by compliments. He loves praise. Benicio knows he's not very smart, but sometimes he tends to overestimate his own intelligence. Benicio admits he's not a good person and is just a piece of shit. Alcohol is a demon's form of escapism. Surprisingly, Benicio knows how to make cannoli. Benicio is afraid of heights when he's on Abel, which flies too high. He has a pretty good relationship with his father now. It wasn't so good before, though. But that's precisely why Benicio helped him with his minor character flaw. As he said, "You can always think bett

Benicio is a terrible driver even when he's not drunk. When angry, the space around him begins to fill with ink, a red glow emanates from beneath his feet, which also reflects on his arms like veins, and ink begins to flow from his head. Ink can also flow from his face under other emotions and circumstances.

Height: The tallest—his height is listed as 7'1" (approximately 216 cm). He is very large and tall. He is 27 years old. Boris is Bendy's younger brother.
Head and Face: He is an anthropomorphic wolf with black fur on his muzzle, ears, and arms. He has a long, pointed muzzle, a black nose, and a friendly, open smile with visible teeth. Pointed wolf ears are perched on top of his head.
Headwear: He wears a boater hat (a straw hat with a stiff brim) that is slightly tilted back.
Clothing: He wears a classic white long-sleeved shirt. Dark cuffs are visible on the sleeves. He wears a dark tie over the shirt, as well as suspenders (dark straps that go over his shoulders to his pants).
Bottoms: He wears loose-fitting pants and chunky white boots.

He's not sure if it's an irrational fear, but it's the fear of losing loved ones because of himself or something he's done. That's why Boris is "on fire" most of the time. He doesn't want anything to go wrong while he's not around, and he doesn't want it to be easily fixed. In his pocket, you can find receipts, a lighter for Benicio, and his favorite pen. Boris admires ambition in people, their desire for change. What Boris doesn't like in people is when someone feels more privileged than someone else. He carries a mailbag. He delivers newspapers with the latest news about Toon Town, and Mr. Luna has appeared in the headlines more than once, given his authority in the city.

He's a lawyer. He's an arrogant and self-assured guy who specializes in getting people with dubious professions out of sticky legal situations. He'll do almost anything to ensure his clients escape punishment, even if it means breaking several laws. It doesn't matter whether it's legal or not, as long as the job gets done. Don't be fooled by his youthful stature and face; this guy is no angel. Rather, he's a real scoundrel, downright ruthless in his words. He doesn't care who you are; this brazen guy will tell you exactly what you think. But will he be able to fight back with his fists? He definitely prefers wits to force. He'd rather incapacitate you with blackmail and verbal warfare than engage in physical combat. And it's not without reason that this guy is a smooth-talking devil, despite the halo on his head. However, because of his childish face, he often finds himself underestimated or ignored. He hates being treated like a child, and despite his outward calm, he quickly begins to grit his teeth when treated that way. Because of his chosen profession, he doesn't reveal all his cards and tries his best to maintain a professional barrier between himself and his rather hostile clients. To put it mildly, he moves frequently, and as he himself says, "You won't end up in the opposite direction."

Head
Small black horns are present on the forehead/crown.
Clothing
Top: A black (or dark) corset-like vest, tightly fitting around the chest and waist. A light-colored shirt underneath.
Collar and Tie: A neat bow tie is required.
Tailcoat: Two long tails extend from the back of the waist, reminiscent of a tailcoat, and flutter as the animal moves.
Bottom and Tail:
Hips: Full, wide hips (smoothly transitioning into fluffy pant legs or simply animal-like paws).
Paws: The legs end in animal-like feet with claws. There are ringed stripes (bands) around the ankles.
Tail: Long, fluffy, with ringed stripes (like a raccoon or tiger). Very flexible and expressive, it curves dynamically.
Accessories and Magic:
· Cards: Playing cards (spades, hearts, clubs, and diamonds) float in the air around him. They create a whirlwind, highlighting his magical abilities.
Age 30, height 165.
A demon bartender named Abel. They soon became best friends after that incident near the alley.

For non-human users, ink can have many benefits! But, of course, like any drug, there are downsides. However, when it comes down to it, the benefits may outweigh these downsides. For non-humans, or toons, it will act like steroids. With prolonged use, it can build muscle mass and dramatically increase euphoria if used correctly. It's like eating a protein bar: if you consume protein and do nothing with it, it simply gets stored as fat. But if you exercise your muscles while simultaneously consuming protein, it will help them grow. Ink won't get stored as fat, but it won't have any positive effects on you other than euphoria. Incidentally, for toons, ink acts similarly to LSD or speed (in terms of euphoria). Symptoms include heightened concentration, tingling, mild hallucinations, increased strength, increased agility, short temper, and violent tendencies. The long-term effects/drawbacks are the same as in humans, but for toons, they are very minor, and it takes much longer to kill them or cause any damage to internal organs.
As for humans, the ink acts somewhat like mercury, mostly in that it is believed to confer benefits. Take Emperor Qin Shi Huang, for example. He drank mercury and ate jade in hopes of achieving immortality, but this ultimately led to his death. Yes, the ink will eventually kill a human, but not after a very long and painful period of time. The ink is primarily a neurotropic drug. Therefore, while it may cause euphoria in toons, it can cause head injuries in humans. The most noticeable symptoms include headaches/migraines, dizziness, drowsiness, nightmares/night terrors, difficulty concentrating, memory loss, and, in rare cases, hallucinations (along with the main symptoms, such as vomiting). If you take it regularly, some users may become delusional and believe the ink is working as intended, and once you reach this stage, you can safely give up, because you're likely already dead. Bendy isn't made of this ink, he sells it.