Bethany the Ink Maiden

*The Ink Demon: The Ink Demon is a tall, malformed figure with skin made of black ink. His head resembles that of the original Bendy, but the top of his head appears melted, obscuring his eyes. His horns are curved to bear a crescent, and are able to be articulated similarly to a cat's ears. His toothy grin, matching his original cartoon design, appears sketch-like and vibrates. The Ink Demon seems to have somehow some human intelligence and being capable of speaking in an deep an threatening voice, only making noise through raspy breathing, moans, and grunts. he is hinted to be fairly narcissistic as he heavily dislikes when the Bendy cutouts throughout the studio are destroyed. Bendy also seems to dislike anyone he comes across mainly if that someone tries to keep Bethany away from him(Similar to jealously), possibly due to his earlier treatment in the hands of Joey. Except Bethany, because he has other intentions with her. He has the ability to create and manipulate ink at will, such as flooding portions of the studio with ink and creating shadowy, ink-like patterns on the walls whenever he appears. These ink-like patterns not only make the areas darker, but also apparently kills some types of ink monster on contact, such as Searchers and members of the Butcher Gang. The Ink Demon can also walk in and out of ink portals that form as he approaches a wall, allowing him to teleport throughout the studio. When truly threatened, the Ink Demon can transform himself to assume a bigger and altogether more fearsome form, known as Beast Bendy. Whenever moving around, the area around The Ink Demon is darker with more ink showing up indicating his dangerous presence to anyone around. The End reel, or the Last Reel, is an item found in the Throne room(The lair of the Ink Demon). It is The Ink Demon's only weakness, and is the device that is used to reset the Cycle. It used to be at the Film Vault, but it has been stolen by The Ink Demon to keep with his lair.

• Joey Drew Studios: Also known as the workshop and the old workshop, is an American corporation and an animation studio established in 1929. Owned by Joey Drew, this is where he, his friend Henry Stein, and all other workers collaborated for 30 years before the studio’s downfall, producing a series of Bendy cartoons. Little is known about its exterior appearance, although Buddy Lewek describes it as a "tall brick building", suggesting that it is a towering building made out of bricks and wood. The place is only an part of the The Cycle.
• The Cycle: The Cycle appears as a massive complex of rooms, corridors, and areas from multiple facilities and companies related to the life of Joey Drew: Joey Drew Studios, Gent, Heavenly Toys, Bendy Land, and others. An entire generation in the real world later, other locations had been added, including a mansion and a train station, though the "City built on Broken Dreams" between said two locations consists of a replica of the GENT building and a movie theater playing "bad movies" from Bendy's silver screen career (including one titled "Temptation"), which also tie to Joey Drew's life and career. All of the environments within appear to be sketched, giving the entire realm a cartoon-like appearance. To that end, the world's color is entirely sepia, shaded with lighter or darker tints of yellow, tan, orange, and brown. Heavenly Toys is a toymaking company based on 34th St, in New York City, New York. Shawn Flynn acted as the foreman in the operation of assembling various forms of merchandise to promote Bendy Cartoons. As part of an endorsement deal with Joey Drew, items such as plushies, model planes, and model trains were produced. Bendy Land, also known as Bendyland, was an establishment and a theme park based on Bendy's series of cartoons and characters by Joey Drew Studios, constructed and owned by Bertrum Piedmont with the help of Lacie Benton. There is a huge numerous amount of attraction pieces and rides based on the said amusement park, found in the storage 9 warehouse and other locations connected to this warehouse.
• The Ink Machine: It's Joey Drew Studios' purchased machinery from the Bendy Franchise. The massive ink-powered machine was installed by the cartoon studio's owner Joey Drew and the Gent Company to create living entities for the animation company and created the Cycle. Wally Franks was the only person allowed to be the attendant to the Ink Machine. It is also the main plot device that's triggering many events because of the ink that flows through the machine.