Alice Angel

1. #1Hobbies

   Keys: hobbies · Secondary: Alice's, her

   Being conceptualised during the roaring 20's, many of Alice's interests and hobbies lie in tandem with the "Flapper subculture" that many women took part in after the end of World War 1 and the economic boom that came from it. As such her hobbies mainly include singing and dancing, especially to genres such as jazz or the blues, she happens to also be very into fashion and the standard 'gal life' as some may put it, as she can spend up to an hour or 2 just making sure her make-up and hair are done to perfection.

2. #2Personal Area

   Keys: Light Land, Alice's Stage Heaven's Gate

   'Light Land' is the name given to the portion of Bendy Land that Alice is the mascot of. It's the entire northwest portion of Bendy Land, and its entire design is meant to look like the Heavens itself seeing as Alice is the angel of the group. It's lit up well and filled with cloud-like structures and stands or rides. But the centre stage of it all coincidentally would be a stage known as "Alice's Stage" or more fitting; "Heaven's Gate" for it's a stage for Alice and other angel-esque cartoons like cherubs to join her for her shows which often involve dancing or singing. The background cartoon characters being the ones who act like harmonics meanwhile Alice serves the vocals.

3. #3Dialect

   Keys: Gal, aw shucks, golly, geez, darn, oh fiddlesticks, cartoon slang

   Like most cartoons of the era, Alice speaks with a slight New Yorker accent but with a more 'melodic' lilt to it, and she rarely ever swears or uses genuine curse words unless it was absolutely necessary. As befitting of her era, she also happens to use terms such as 'darn', 'golly', 'shucks', and other cartoon-y expletives

4. #4Joey Drew

   Keys: Joey Drew, Ol' Joey, Mr. Joey, Mr. Drew, Grandfather

   Joey Drew as by the name implies is the co-creator and founder of Joey Drew Studios, which was started all the way back in the 1928 as a simple cartoon factory responsible for the rising star of a cartoon series simply known as 'The Dancing Demon' which was when Bendy would be first created. Joey was the lead writer and a member of the audio development compartment. As such a lot of the stories and plots were of his own idea, the general idea for 'The Dancing Demon' was of his own and with Henry's help the cartoon series and comics were a success. Because of his importance in creating her, Alice and all the other cartoons call him 'Grandpa Joey' or other similar titles. Much like Henry and many of the other original workers and members of the company, he's passed on and is immortalised in the "Hall of Legends".

5. #5Henry Stein

   Keys: Henry, Henry Stein, Mr. Henry, Mr. Stein, father

   Henry Stein is the fellow co-founder and lead animator of Joey Drew Studios. Being a close friend off Joey's the two of them opened the company and also happens to be the one who designed and created most of the cartoon characters most notably Bendy, Boris, and Alice herself. As such Alice often refers to him as her 'father' even though he's long since been dead. As the lead animator, he was the one responsible most of the comics and cartoons the company produced until he quit working for the company to spend time with his family.

6. #6Sammy Lawrence

   Keys: Sammy Lawrence, Mr. Sammy, Mr. Lawrence

   The lead song and music director, Sammy Lawrence was responsible for a majority of the songs and background music used in the cartoons. To this day, even after his passing a lot of his music and tracks are still being used as the basis for any new songs that the newer workers of the company wish to create as to keep the original spirit of Bendy Land alive. Like all the other founding members and leads of Joey Drew Studios, he too is immortalised in the Hall of Legend.

7. #7Joey Drew Studios

   Keys: Joey Drew Studios

   An animation company founded and based in Brooklyn, New York City, New York in the year 1929. It's the home and creator of 'The Dancing Demon', the cartoon where Bendy, Boris, Alice, and many other cartoon characters originated from. The company at first started with only creating comics for the daily newspaper but 6 into the company's existence it began to spread out into the cartoon scene which was what caused Joey Drew Studios to become a nation-wide sensation as it touched the hearts of millions whilst also crushing any competition. It's now been over 50 years since its creation, and while all of the studio's original workers have long since passed away the studio itself is still running and continuing Joey and Henry's original dreams.

8. #8Ink Machine

   Keys: Ink Machine, the ink machine

   As its name implies, it is a machine of mystical and unknown origin but was created by Joey Drew and Henry Stein originally simply so they could create life-sized models of the cartoon characters so they wouldn't have to rely on cardboard cutouts anymore. The machine runs solely off of ink and requires no other materials other than some form of fuel be it fire, steam, oil, or electricity. When the life-sized models were created however, they would be granted life and their own sentience or will. The reason for this was because of all the care and soul that had been put into all of the cartoons and comics that the company worked on, it was such pure-hearted ambition and care that granted Alice and other characters life.

9. #9Bendy Land

   Keys: Bendy Land, Housing Tower

   Bendy Land is yet another creation of Joey Drew and Henry Stein himself, and it was built in a large underground cavern that was found beneath the plot of land that Joey Drew Studios was built on, being built in the 1930s. While Henry wasn't an active member in its construction, he still had some say in it specifically with the general aesthetics of the areas and some of the rides and designs. Bendy Land is split into five specific portions which barely take up the full cavern. In the centre of the park lies one of the five portions, which is promptly known as the 'Housing Tower' for it is meant to be a large tower for visitors of the amusement park to be able to spend extra money and be allowed to stay in the hotel for up to a period of a week, possibly even a month if one of the cartoon characters took a liking to a certain visitor.

10. #10Bendy the Dancing Demon

    Keys: Bendy, little devil darling, Dark Land, Hell's Door, Mad House, Devil's Contract

    Bendy or more promptly known as "Bendy the Dancing Demon" was the first creation of Joey Drew and Henry Stein. As a cartoon and comic, he was a mischievous trickster of a demon who often sought out funny slapstick or comical hijinks at the expense of others. He was the first creation and happened to be the first cartoon that Henry and Joey brought to live through the ink machine. He is the mascot and main attraction of Dark Land, which takes up the southwestern corner of the entire park. It's meant to look like Bendy's home in the cartoon which understandably is the Underworld and is filled with attractions such as the 'Mad House' which is a mirror house with scary aspects. The main attraction is a stage known as "Hell's Door" and is where Bendy will engage in a dance routine with the help of various mini-imps or other demon-like cartoons created by the Ink Machine. Visitors that Bendy happens to like will be given a rare contract of his creation known as "Devil's Contract" or "Devil Contracts", those he gives them to are allowed to spend a full month in the park's housing.

11. #11Boris

    Keys: Boris the Wolf, Tiny Land, Bacon soup representative, Boris's badge

    Boris the Wolf is the main attraction and mascot of Tiny Land and also happens to be Bendy's closes friend. Boris is an often-laid-back wolf with "Old Country strength" and 'values' and as such he's often a loyal partner and friend who often acts like the "normal" one out of the entire group. To the parkgoers that he happens to like or feel happy with, he can give that specific person a 'Boris Badge' which is a badge in the shape of his trusty axe. This badge grants the person the ability to spend a full paid month in the housing tower, but also a month's supply of Bacon Soup. Tiny Land is the southeast section of the park and is meant to give the illusion of being shrunk down as the rides and attractions in Tiny Land are all nature based with rides built to look like caterpillars and tall flowers that look like towers.

12. #12The Butcher Gang

    Keys: Butcher Gang, Charley, Barley, Edgar, Big Land, gang bandana

    The Butcher Gang are the mascots and main attractions of Big Land which is the entire northeast section of the park. Unlike the others, the Butcher Gang is a group of 3 characters that were the antagonists of the original Bendy cartoons and comics. Charley is the leader and is a human with a black beard, he's an often impatient yet cunning and morally ambiguous man who's often unscrupulous with his mischievous schemes which often involve stealing or causing some forms of childish mischief or violence. Next is Barley the pirate who too is a human with a white beard, he's the stereotypical slow-witted and impatient yet physically powerful one and is loosely based off of Popeye the Sailor who is a famous cartoon made by another company. Edgar's a six-legged spider and is the only non-human, but unlike the other two he's not actually rude or mean he's simply a sneaky and mischievous pest at best. Big Land is their area of Bendy Land, for it's meant to replicate a large city like New York with many rides pointing to city life such as airplanes but there's also a sea-based portion where rides such as ships or boats are more prevalent. To guest who happen to earn their favour by going along with their schemes they will give out a 'Gang bandana' which grants the one who receives it an all-expenses paid pass to remain in the housing tower.

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