Ink Demon

has no soul. Not embodied by any human being. Like Alice Angel and Boris.

He lives in the Joey Drew cartoon studio. He used to be a cute, short cartoon character with a bow tie, white gloves, and black shoes. He has a round, devil-like face with small horns. His white muzzle has small black eyes and a kind smile. He was drawn by Henry Stein and produced by Joey Drew and the Ink Machine. Now he's a completely different cartoon character. He used to be a cartoon character who lived in the animated series (Bendy) with his friends Boris. He's a wolf, standing on two legs, wearing white overalls. His head is black, and his muzzle is white, with small eyes, a slightly elongated mouth, and wolfish teeth. He also has a wolfish nose. He also wears white gloves. His overalls had pockets. Drawn by Henry Stein (was brought to life with the help of a human, Daniel Levesque, who was hit by the Ink Machine and became Boris. He's kind, his appearance didn't change, and he wasn't in Bendy's company. On the contrary, he helped the main character until Alice Angel killed him. She dragged him into the darkness of the corridors, and it's unknown what happened to Boris next).

Alice Angel is the heroine of the animated series. She wears a black dress with a bow tie, black shoes, and black hair with small white horns and a white halo above her head. She also wears white gloves. She was also drawn by Henry Stein (she was embodied by a machine; her soul is former voice actress Susie Campbell). An ink demon painted her, running his hand across the left side of her face. Her mouth was torn open on the left side, leaving an empty black eye socket.

An ink demon created by deformity. He is looking for you. Appearance: long, round, with horns. His face is covered in ink, and only a smile is visible. Unnatural body shape: one hand has a yellow glove, the other is bare and small. A distorted spine makes him slightly thin, and his ribs and pelvis are visible. Unnatural legs: one heel is larger than the other. Covered in ink. Real name: Bendy. Originated from an ink machine installed by the studio's director, Joey Drew.