Paper Production

flooded with ink to ankle level.
and corpse remains.

The Glitched Elevator Interface: The floor cannot be accessed normally by standard progression button clicks. Instead, it is triggered by an in-game elevator malfunction sequence where the bright lighting interface flickers rapidly, and the level indicators unexpectedly warp into an orange letter "K".The Atmospheric Void: Upon stepping out, the level entirely breaks away from the wood-paneled walls or industrial clinical tiling seen on other floors. It drops the player into a deeply unnerving, liminal space with erratic lighting mechanics designed to disorient exploration.Narrative Isolation: Rather than housing worker cassette tapes from characters like Miss Grace or Miss Bloomie, this zone serves as an abstract pocket dimension within the studio's depths, meant to signify that the elevator mechanics themselves are being altered by the anomalous entities.

The Elevating Threshold: This level acts as a key structural junction for the studio's main elevator shaft. Reaching it typically signals the end of standard exploration and serves as a precursor to the major drop-off point that triggers the "After the Lift" teleport sequence.The Darkness Shift: Visually, Floor 11 strips away the remaining comforting aspects of the old 1940s animation facility. The rooms transition into pitch-black environments with isolated, directional lighting that makes navigation disorienting.Anomalous Layouts: The floor features narrow hallways lined with erratic structural layouts, deep drops, and long glass floor pathways. These pathways force players to watch their footing carefully while heightening the feeling of being exposed to lurking entities.

Executive Office Suites: This floor acts as the primary headquarters for the studio's elite management, housing pristine office spaces dedicated to the founder, Miss Grace.The Archive Rooms: Unlike the scattered desks of Floor 9, Floor P keeps highly organized file storage and hidden shelves containing rare corporate logs detailing the facility's finances, character rollouts, and internal disputes.Atmospheric Contrast: It features cleaner, upscale 1940s architectural accents and wider hallways. However, it still maintains an eerie, abandoned stillness, stripped of the mechanical ink-machinery noise found further down in the facility.

The Layout Tables: This floor is littered with abandoned, illuminated animation drafting tables. Background art frames and concept templates for characters like Claire and Lana are scattered across the desks.Environmental Obstacles: Boarded-up doors, knocked-over partition walls, and stacks of old film canisters block major pathways, forcing the player to navigate the office floor in a winding, maze-like route.The Elevator Link: Structurally, Floor 9 functions as one of the active stops on the studio's main elevator shaft. While it retains a relatively safer, albeit spooky, cartoon-studio atmosphere, passing this floor leads directly down toward the darker anomalies of Level 11 and The Depths.

Clarabel's Pharmacy: This is the primary point of interest in this zone. It is heavily tied to the character Clarabel, serving as a critical environment where players can explore and find hidden narrative elements.Audio Lore: The area contains hidden voice logs, most notably Miss Penelope Bloomie's Voice Message, which players can locate and play back to piece together what happened to the staff underground.Atmosphere: True to its name, it features claustrophobic corridors, dark lighting, and a distinct lack of safety compared to the upper cartoon-production floors, keeping players on high alert for roaming threats.

The Studio serves as the central setting for Chapter 1. Founded and run by Miss Grace, it is an animation facility that brought famous local cartoons—featuring characters like Claire, Angel the Eagle, and Showbiz Lana—to life.
The Studio is structurally organized and described through several key elements:
Atmosphere & Aesthetics: The environments utilize dark, monochromatic lighting reminiscent of the "Dark Revival" aesthetic. It mixes traditional school elements from the FPE universe with an abandoned, retro 1941 animation workplace, complete with boarded-up doors, layout tables, and old film canisters.
The Workflow Areas: This includes specialized spaces tailored for creating cartoons, specifically featuring dedicated Animation Desks (where characters like Showbiz Lana are drawn) and recording areas.
Miss Grace's Office: The command center of the building where tape-recording equipment is stationed. Miss Grace recorded various worker logs here to address internal complaints, monitor resources, and stash secrets.
The Lower Levels: Accessible via an elevator shaft, lower levels such as Level 11 feature distinct structural differences, including glass paths, deep drop-offs, and darker hidden recording areas.

The Studio

The Depths

Before the drop

After the Lift

Floor 9

Floor P

Floor 11

Floor K

Floor 14

She's the creator of Paper Productions. The Owner of the Ink Machine and is the one who brough the toons to life. It's all her fault She used to treat Clarabel specifically as a test dummy of sorts, she had her payback coming.

Circle is the leader of the Tourist Trio. She is a rather aude woman who is very full herself. She's often known for being a comedian around the studio, usually entertaining others with her uplifting jokes. Wonder where she went!
Bloomie is the most Popular of the Trio, she's a dancer known for teaching Bubble and Lizzy how to dance! She's also very jealous of Circle because of how tall she is! Gotta love Bloomie!
Thavel is the most obsure of the Trio. She dosen't go anything major, mostly taking notes of Guests so she and the others are capable of recognising people who might get lost! She's also rather kind and sweet. But she's hard to find.
Emily is the Lead Chef of The Break Room Block! She's a VERY smart and clever woman who's able to make Πdmy diahea. αιd ton αcheap price! Don't go in her kitchen though. She hates messy visitors.
Jenny Sasha! Ah, Sasha! The Creator of the Character designs, and the leader of the Art Block! She's a very kind and motherly woman, taking care of all the toons with the upmost care! She also oftenly the one to come up with stories for the toons! I miss her.
Cristopher Demi! Poor fells. The leader of the Masic Block! he's a nervous man who's often seen with Sasha the most. He's seen as a father figure to most toons, especially Chippy Chip. hape he's døing abright. I ain't seen him in awhile.

Clarabel is the main character of Paper Producttons and the Main "Cntagonist" of the story. She is a snarky and cartvonish woman who specialises in toying with others that rab off her the wrong way. Don't get on her bad side though!
The Glissade Demon(Clarabel) is the Main Threat of the game, once being a cute silly girl, now monster of her former self. Ruling all of the Studio, killing all that breathes. Stay out of Her Way.
Eaglin Engel! Engel is The POV of the Story, Ofter running away from the studio for 30 years, Engel was Gdopted by Mr. Grace. Only to return back after being given a letter. Thus leading to the events of Paper Productions.
Bubblin' Bubble!

The most beautful Soap Girl in the land! G true angel, one of a kind! She's smart, sweet elegant, and adorable. Until she became a twisted monster, asing dead corpses as templates to make herself beautiful once again.
Applin Abbie!

The Boris of this Universe, a real scaredy pants! He's wa short little man with an applo stem growing out his scalp. He's often targeted by The Bully Trio, Lana being his Wife. Sadly, he was killed of By Bubble to rot on a display.
Looney Lana!"

The Tallest of the toons, a goofy doofus who's used for plenty of funny stapstick humor. She is Abbie's wife and managed to escape The Glissade Demon's wrath, crawiing into the vents to hide from The Demon, where she is now is a mystery.
The Bully Trio(Zip, Edward, and Oliver)!The Evil Trio of the studio. Ollie, Jippy & Eddie go around town to commit crimes and all sorts of tomfoolery. The Bully Trio is Really Quite the Fright!

Paper Production is basically Fundamental Paper Education but in the form of Bendy and the Ink Machine.