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The entire environment is rendered as hand-drawn sketches. For a more vintage look, the entire "world" is tinted sepia, with varying lighting variations of yellow, orange, and brown tones.

After Ink Bendy's attack, Sammy's calm nature completely vanished, transforming into a crazed shadow of his former self. His voice morphed erratically, from breathless to full-blown rage, with an added demonic edge. His madness was so profound that he even believed Henry was his former "savior," whom he intended to destroy. However, when the mask was ripped off, Sammy was visibly terrified of his own face, though this turned out to be nothing more than a trap for Henry, leading to his own defeat.

The Ink Machine is a piece of machinery acquired by Joey Drew Studios from the Gent Company. It was installed at the animation studio thanks to its director, Joey Drew, and the Gent Company. Wally Franks is the designer and responsible for the Ink Machine. It is a cubical mechanical apparatus with pipes and gears. A large ink barrel is located at the rear of the machine. A small number of large pipes are also located underneath the machine.
Usage:
Its operating principle is similar to a 3D printer: it converts 2D sketches into realistic versions. Later, under mysterious circumstances, the Ink Machine began creating living versions of cartoon characters from human souls. Joey Drew wanted to bring cartoon characters into the real world using the Ink Machine. The first attempt at bringing a cartoon character to life was Bendy, but something went wrong, resulting in an ink-damaged version of him.

The Loop is an alternate reality stylized in the style of early 1900s animation and serves as the primary setting in every game in the franchise. This dimension is also referred to as the "realm" or "domain." The Loop is a constantly repeating series of events, originally generated by Joey Drew using the Ink Machine. The Loop is a vast hodgepodge of rooms, areas, and corridors from studios and companies: Joey Drew Studios, Gent, Sky Toys, and the Bendy Land amusement park.

Cartoon Bendy is quite elusive and runs away from any potential threats that could pose a danger to him.

Boris the Wolf is one of many animated versions of the cartoon character of the same name, portrayed by Daniel Levesque.
Appearance:
Boris is identical in appearance to his cartoon counterpart, only taller and more human-like. Unlike Tom and the other cartoon characters, Boris's eyes "look" to the right, just like the original Boris in the "Sheep Songs!" poster. Boris is a tall, inky wolf-like creature. He has a cartoonish and endearing appearance. His personality is that of a true helper and protector. He is constantly silent, only making gestures or making hints.
Personality:
Boris is shown as a mute character, barely making any sounds. As he and Henry Stein explore the studio, Boris becomes frightened whenever an enemy is nearby, most often when Ink Bendy passes by. Boris is also shown to be afraid of the dark, as Henry strays too far from him in a dark hallway. However, he is far from a bad character, providing Henry with shelter, helping him regain his composure, and navigate the lower levels of the studio.

Sammy Lawrence is an ink version of Sammy Lawrence, who is the Ink Demon's prophet in the Cycle. His transformation into an ink monster is recounted in the novel "Dreams Come True," where he is the result of exposure to ink, driven insane by excessive ink consumption. Appearance:
He appears as a black, slightly muscular figure, vaguely reminiscent of the Lost One. He wears a Bendy mask with a cutout for his mouth. He has no visible hair. He also wears pants with suspenders that vaguely resemble Boris the Wolf's overalls. The pants are slightly frayed. His boots and the bottoms of his pants are covered in ink. Beneath the mask, he has a virtually featureless face. Almost all his facial features are missing, even his ears. Only his eye sockets are partially visible.

In addition to projecting its voice into one's head, it can occasionally manifest in physical form, changing its color palette from the usual sepia to a black-and-white filter a few seconds before its appearance. If its attack is not prevented by hiding behind any cover, the Ink Demon will attack and devour you without any chance of escape.

Beast Bendy is the monstrous and final form of Ink Bendy.
Appearance:
This more powerful form of Ink Bendy is much more intimidating, larger, and completely covered in black ink. Compared to his original form, his horns have become longer and thinner. His mouth, filled with sharp teeth, can be opened. His hands are ungloved. While he still has enormous, long arms, his legs are quite large, allowing him to crawl on all fours.
Behavior:
Beast Bendy's behavior is similar to that of an enraged beast, particularly in his movement and combat techniques, as he uses only one hand to deal damage and moves using his knuckles, as his legs are too small and weak to support his weight. Beast Bendy lacks the ability to cover an area with an "ink web," but he can still pass through walls. He has a main path through the labyrinth, which can only be seen by looking through a magic mirror.

The cartoon version of Bendy is a weakened shell of the Ink Demon, created by Wilson and the Guardians to temporarily contain the powerful beast.
Appearance:
His appearance is almost identical to the Bendy from the cartoons and cardboard cutouts, which can be seen throughout the studio. There are small ink stains on his tie, and ink is dripping from the top of his head. Bags under his eyes are visible. He wears a brown vest with striped pants. You can also see a wire running down his side. It was inserted by the Guardians to detect his emotions.

When truly threatened, the Ink Demon can transform into a larger, more menacing form known as Beast Bendy.

His History;
Early years:
Sometime after the Ink Machine was installed, Ink Bendy was created, a failed attempt to bring Bendy's image into reality. Despite lacking a soul, Ink Bendy was apparently harmless and didn't attempt to harm anyone beyond simply wandering around the studio, though he was still beyond the pale, according to Thomas Connor's description.
Due to his unnatural appearance, Thomas Connor is forced to lock Ink Bendy away from the public in the infirmary, as demanded by Joey Drew after seeing the demon wandering around Thomas' office.

When the Ink Demon assumes a new demonic appearance, it also gains its own sentient personality and voice, revealing a sadistic personality with no remorse for its evil deeds. It actively desires to kill anyone and ensure the continued existence of the Cycle, of which it acts as its ruler. However, it despises Wilson for his pious aspirations and even warns him not to trust him. The demon expresses open contempt for Joey Drew, declaring that the failures in his life will only end with his death.
Capabilities:
"Beware of the Ink Demon. Stand in one place too long, and he will find you."
Ink Bendy has the unnatural ability to cover areas with "ink webs" and create ink "rain" from the ceiling when he appears. These ink webs are powerful enough to kill some other ink creatures. He can teleport in unexpected ways, emerging from ink-filled walls at terrifyingly fast speeds.
The Ink Demon's abilities are radically different and only manifest when he poses a threat.

Bendy: His left arm is slightly longer than his right, appearing thinner and less human-like. He wears a large white glove on his left hand, which lacks the two black dots found on cartoon Bendy. His right hand appears slightly smaller and more human-like. His legs are also not identical to each other; his right leg vaguely resembles a human leg, but his left leg is completely covered in ink, causing Ink Bendy to limp. He also wears a bow tie that hangs toward the middle of his chest, similar in appearance to cartoon Bendy's, except it is slightly larger and tilted to the left, giving Ink Bendy a deformed appearance. Ink Bendy's appearance was later significantly altered to match his status as a Demon. He has grown significantly taller and larger, his horns curved naturally like those of a real animal. His eyes are still covered in an endless stream of ink, and his mouth now opens like that of a normal human. Spikes protrude from his back and parts of his shoulders. Although his left hand remains partially gloved, both of Ink Bendy's arms have transformed into large, clawed paws, and his left forearm appears almost bony. While his torso has grown larger, his legs have become incredibly skinny and now resemble those of a goat with hooves, further emphasizing his demonic appearance.
Personality:
The Ink Demon is the only unsuccessful attempt to recreate itself in the real world, failing due to the lack of a soul and, consequently, the absence of corresponding emotions. Perhaps the isolation ordered by Joey Drew in mind ignited its propensity to cause harm, as prior to its confinement, it possessed no apparent hostility.
In its first incarnation, the Ink Demon appears to possess no semblance of human intelligence and is incapable of speech, emitting only raspy breathing, groans, and grunts.

Allison Angel is Alice Angel, created in the likeness of Allison Connor and an alternate counterpart to Alice Angel.
Appearance:
Allison resembles Twisted Alice, but has no noticeable defects. Her long hair is pulled back into a ponytail, her halo is used as a headband, and her right horn is broken. Like Twisted Alice, she wears a long dress with straps, but with a brown stain on it that creates the appearance of a tank top. She also wears black tights and boots with decorative buckled straps. Her hands are completely stained with ink, creating the appearance of long gloves. She wears a belt with a pouch attached to it, containing a wrench, an adjustable wrench, and a crowbar. A rope is slung over her right shoulder. Her bow tie, unlike Twisted Alice's, is a darker color.
Personality:
Allison is an ally by nature. She cares for Henry Stein because she believes he is the "hope" they've all been waiting for. This is clearly demonstrated when Allison fails to help Henry Stein escape from prison. She is a very courageous individual and is likely the leader in Tom's partnership. She has a bit of self-doubt, as many call her Alice, but, as she states, she's no angel. She also has a dry sense of humor.

Ink Bendy, better known as the Ink Demon, is the only failed attempt to recreate the cartoon character Bendy in the real world, who was defective due to the lack of a soul.
Appearance:
Ink Bendy appears as a distorted human skeleton covered in resin-like ink. His head closely resembles the original Bendy, but the top of his head oozes ink, obscuring his eyes. His horns are slightly curved and point outward. His mouth is constantly open and occasionally wobbles. As can be seen from the side view, the front and back of his head are quite flat. His spine is slightly curved.

Twisted Alice, better known as Alice Angel, is an animated version of the animated character of the same name from the series, who, unlike Allison Angel, appears more damaged.
Appearance:
Twisted Alice is a hybrid of Alice Angel and a human with straight, medium-length black hair, thin eyebrows, and black lipstick. She has an angelic halo embedded in her scalp and a pair of devil horns. Her entire arms are covered in ink, giving the appearance of gauntlets, but she doesn't wear white gloves like the original Alice. Unlike her, she wears black tights and Mary Jane shoes. She also has a bow on her back, which the cartoon Alice apparently didn't have. The iris of her right eye is colored yellow, with a beauty spot underneath. The left side of her face is melted, revealing her teeth. The left eye socket is empty, with two ink stains coming from it. The upper part of her neck is smeared with ink.
Personality:
Twisted Alice is a skilled manipulator. She coerced Henry Stein into performing her tasks under the pretext of freeing him from the studio. Twisted Alice was incredibly vain and obsessed with her beauty and perfection, and would do anything to preserve it. She also exhibits signs of psychosis, and her mood frequently fluctuates: one moment she'll burst into tears, only to burst into maniacal laughter the next. She also has a constant fear of other ink monsters, as she fears they'll drag her back into the "dark pools."
She has been shown to deeply dislike Ink Bendy and has a certain rivalry with the Ink Demon. She refused to let him touch her again after she was reduced to a formless puddle of ink. Furthermore, she warns Henry to hide from Ink Bendy whenever he appears. She can be very impatient at times, as evidenced by Henry's order to bring her ink hearts.