Bendy And The Ink Machine Beta Chapter 3
Gianira Jardin
This version was heavily criticized for having repetitive gameplay and being too long, a few weeks after it's release, the chapter was updated in order to add more variety and less of the feeling of repetition to the chapter.
Ink Bendy has the same model from Chapter 2 pre-Chapter 3 but with better and higher resolution textures and different animations. He now has the ability to cover the walls with ink-webs.
The safe house corridor doesn't have a gear machine, and the bathroom isn't flooded and dark. When being about to exit the safe house, Henry gets a warning message that says that he can't return once exiting.
BendyAMAZING GAME!First AppearanceChapter 1: Moving PicturesNicknamesLittle Devil Darling
The Dancing DemonSpeciesCartoon DemonLast seen inChapter 2: The Old SongBendy is the main antagonist of the game,"Bendy and the Ink machine". He was a Rubber hose-styled cartoon character created by Joey Drew, but then evolved into something much more sinister.
Bendy is a typical Rubber hose styled character. He is made entirely out of two colors, mainly black and some white for his face. He is always seen grinning, and has Pacman-like eyes, which are sometimes seen in rubber hose animations.
Bendy plays as a minor character considering his name is in the name of the game He appears everywhere you go Along with chapter 2 you still have your axe and you can use it on bendy but when you turn your back he is there again. nobody can wait for chapter 3 cause Boris the wolf and bendy are in it together. So in chapter 1 who tore Boris apart? Most people believe it was Sammy or Bendy In fact nobody knows yet.
The Ink Demon is a demonic ink entity, conqueror of the Cycle, and the largest threat to the residents of the realm, constantly pursuing and killing anyone unlucky enough to be in his proximity. Before his reign, he started out as a failed attempt at creating the Joey Drew Studios's popular mascot Bendy in real life using the Ink Machine, a defect among several other physical cartoon characters due to lacking a soul.[2]
Around the unknown date, the Ink Demon was made as the first figure ever created from the machine in a failed attempt to bring Bendy to life as a living attraction. Though he was deemed a failure due to having no soul, the Ink Demon was initially harmless and made no attempt to hurt anyone as he merely wandered around the studio. This did put some of the staff in a sense of unease as he seemed to have an unearthly presence, according to Thomas Connor.[2] Due to his appearance and behavior, fearing that he would scare everyone off upon seeing him, Joey Drew demanded that Thomas lock the Ink Demon away. Based on Joey's response, the Ink Demon is not the only failed attempt subject being created.[3]
Around Boris' time, the Ink Demon wandered around the levels while Boris is there collecting supplies for his safehouse. If in line of his sight, the demon will pursue after Boris, and Boris has to run for his life and hide.[4]
Around 1963, the Ink Demon reveals himself when Henry Stein activates the Ink Machine from the break room after collecting all the ritual items. As Henry approached the blocked entrance to the Ink Machine's loading dock, the Ink Demon suddenly jumps out from behind the boards and attempts to grab Henry but the latter fell back. The demon then sinks back down into the ink as the workshop begins to collapse.
Later after Sammy Lawrence captured Henry and taking him to the sacrifice room, the prophet summons the Ink Demon and commanded to take Henry as a sacrifice so the former will be freed from his inky body. However, the Ink Demon instead goes after Sammy, killing him and giving Henry time to slip out of his bonds. When Henry tries to escape by heading to the exit from the ink-flooded area, the Ink Demon emerges from the ink and chases Henry through the maze before he reaches the S3 Vault and locks him out. The demon tried to break down the door but quickly gives up.
With Buddy Boris and Henry teaming up to explore around more areas, the Ink Demon will become active when Henry starts doing Alice Angel's tasks. To evade detection, Henry has to hide in the nearest Little Miracle Station or run to the elevator and close the doors; otherwise, the Ink Demon will spot Henry and chase him for death.
After the elevator crash, the Ink Demon continues to pursue Henry, as he suddenly shows up while Henry is crawling through the vents after meeting the Lost Ones. The Ink Demon appears suddenly and gently runs one finger down the air vent cover before walking away, leaving behind a waterfall of ink in front of the grate. The Ink Demon later shows up again at the Maintenance to exchange blows with the Projectionist, who was trying to approach Henry from the Little Miracle Station. The demon is able to overpower the Projectionist, lifting him off of his feet and tearing off his projector head. He throws the head against the Little Miracle Station, seemingly aware of Henry's presence inside it, but simply 'glares' at him. He then takes hold of the Projectionist's decapitated body and drags it away, disappearing through the wall with it.
At the administration lobby long after the Lost Harbor battle, the Ink Demon appears as he slowly walk across the balcony after Henry creates the first pipe from the Ink Maker, and after entering the Film Vault and passing through the rooms reminiscent of the workshop seen from the beginning of the story, the Ink Demon will appear in a corridor behind a wall of glass as he slowly walks to the end. Allison will tell Henry not to make a sound upon his appearance, although moving or staying in front of him will provoke no response. After parting ways with Allison and Tom, Henry approaches the Ink Demon's throne within the Ink Machine and listens to Joey Drew's final audio log, who tells him that the Ink Demon never saw the end of the Bendy cartoons which left him wandering throughout the studio for years. Henry takes a nearby film reel, labelled "The End", when the Ink Demon suddenly appears behind the throne. Sensing the danger of the film reel, he transforms into large monstrous version of himself where Henry avoids him through the inner workings of the machine, managing to reach back to the throne room; Henry places "The End" reel inside of the projector to anger but weaken the Ink Demon as all the screens turn into the end sequences for all of the Joey Drew cartoons. As the Ink Demon's body seemingly dissolves into nothing, Bendy is not aware that this is merely just one repetition of events within the Cycle.
At least 211 days before events of Audrey's story, Wilson used the remaining technology left behind by the Gent Corporation within the Cycle in conjunction with his own creations of the Keepers to perform experiments on the Ink Demon after successfully incapacitating him. Though their methods were extreme, using both surgery and torture to try and work out how to destroy the demon, they were not able to harm him.
An answer came in the form of Gent's signal towers, machines built to suppress and neutralize the powers of certain entities within the Cycle. When using these towers on the Ink Demon, it caused him to transform into a weak and powerless form based on his original cartoon design. The Keepers performed another round of experiments on this new Bendy, noting that he was indeed harmless and able to feel emotions such as pain and fear. The Keepers themselves also made note that it was enjoyable to note "tears of ink" and screams from him.
Working under the assumption that the Ink Demon was now permanently trapped in this state, Wilson spun the story to proclaim that he had actually killed the Ink Demon personally, using it to rise to authority and rule over the Cycle. The Ink Demon, in his weakened state, was left alone.
After Audrey was brought into the Cycle as part of Wilson's plans, she encounters Bendy in Animation Alley and tries to befriend him when her powers accidentally trigger, not only hurting him, but also inadvertently waking up the dormant Ink Demon, allowing him to at least temporarily break out of his confinement within his weaker self. Shortly after scaring the smaller Bendy with her own powers, the Ink Demon made his presence known by speaking to Audrey as a disembodied voice. Throughout the rest of her journey, he would taunt her by claiming he knew of her true nature while also hunting after her in any part of the studio.[5]
Throughout Audrey's journey, the Ink Demon pursues her on random occasions and would kill her if she is unable to hide in certain areas in time. It goes on until Audrey meets the Ink Demon's harmless form again at the Lost City's subway, however she had briefly lost track of him after meeting with Joey's memory at the Lost City's hotel.
Upon returning, the Ink Demon pounces on her just as she is about to enter the Gent workshop. However, the signal towers suddenly turn on, forcing the Ink Demon to transform back into the Bendy she had befriended, proving that the two demons are one and the same.
After being captured by Wilson and brought along to fulfill his plans, the Ink Demon warns Audrey via his voice that he is lying to her. He does not make another appearance until the very end. When Audrey enters the Ink Machine Lair, the demon reminisces about how she was created from that very machine, and then advice her to reflect on her situation before she fights the monstrous version of Shipahoy Dudley. After the long fight, Audrey had successfully banished Wilson's body within his flawed creation, but all this manages to do is upset Shipahoy who proceeds to tear of her legs and prepares to ultimately kill her off, only to be stopped by the Ink Demon who arrives to save her. The two monstrous entities then fight it out, but Shipahoy was easily overpowered and slain by the Ink Demon who then proceeds to drag them into the ink depths. When she comes regains consciousness after passing out, she notices the Demon has reemerged and has summoned his dark inky aura. She fails to escape in fear of the Demon going after her next, but instead he wishes to speak with her. The Ink Demon notes that Audrey can no longer continue because of her recent crippling and tells her to join the Dark Puddles. He claims that Audrey is just a worthless monster living a lie like him, due to both being made from the Ink Machine, but that they can be stronger together. Unable to resist, Audrey's body is taken and the Ink Demon fuses it with his own to once again become Beast Bendy together in one body.
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