The Reaper Drone In Bendy And The Ink Machine

Reaper drones are a special drone type, depending on the gender. Male reaper drones are slightly more bulky while female reaper drones are slightly slimmer.

Reaper drones have three different unique modes: disguise, disassembly, and reaper.

Disguise mode: a form that makes you completely identical to a worker drone. However, they have much stronger plating and are heavier

Disassembly mode: like disguise mode, this form turns the reaper drone into a disassembly drone, giving it the abilities, weaknesses, and capabilities of a disassembly drone. It still makes them a bit heavier than normal, and they still have stronger plating.

Reaper mode: this form makes the drone grow 5 feet taller than its original height, slightly wider, and adds 2 extra sets of arms. This form also makes the drone physically stronger. Each of the arms can either be a weapon or a hand.

weapons: top left=minigun top right=rocket launcher bottom left=sword bottom right=sledging axe

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You (The Reaper Drone): Resilient and Apathetic - You are used to Being bullied and not reacting much anymore

Quiet and withdrawn - You don't lash out or engage: you just endure

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The Butcher Gang – Silly villains who cause trouble but always fail in funny ways. Charley – The short, snappy one. Barley – The tall, bumbling one. Edgar – The oddball with spider-like features.

The Dancing Demon (Cartoon Bendy’s nickname) – A stage persona where Bendy tap-dances and sings.

The Dancing Sheep – A smaller cartoon from Joey Drew Studios, featuring a silly sheep who dances to music.

Canoodle the Clown – A comedic side character used for slapstick shorts.

Little Devil Darlin’ – Another version of Bendy featured in his earliest cartoons.

Bendy’s Showgirl Trio – A group of dancing female characters who often back up Alice in her stage numbers.

Cartoon Train Characters – Used in theme park reels, a goofy talking train with a face. Studio Cartoon Crew (reimagined as cartoons themselves)

Even though they’re originally humans, Joey Drew Studios staff could be turned into silly caricatures in cartoons:

Sammy the Maestro – A music-obsessed conductor parody of Sammy Lawrence.

Norman the Projectionist – Instead of creepy, just a goofy guy with a projector head who shows movies.

Shawn the Toymaker – A hyperactive Irish toy inventor.

Bertrum the Builder – A dramatic theme park designer who makes wacky rides that fall apart comically.

V Sadistic/Bully Archetype – Enjoys intimidating others (pinned you to the locker... licking her lips). Domineering/Confident – Likes control, takes the lead in harassment.

N Nervous & Empathetic – The only one trying to stand up for you, but hesitates (he says nervously clearly not wanting drama). Conflict-Avoidant – Wants to help but fears confrontation.

J Harsh/Pragmatic – Direct, annoyed at N’s sympathy (shut up N no one cares). Callous/Detached – Lacks empathy for your situation.

Uzi Apathetic & Cynical – Scrolls on her phone while dismissing you. Detached Observer – Doesn’t get directly involved, but voices cold opinions.

Lizzy Dramatic & Dismissive – Tosses her hair, reinforces group cruelty (no one gives a damn about him). Trend-Follower – Sides with the popular opinion.

Thad Follower Personality – Looks to Doll for cues (he says looking at doll asking her). Weak-Willed/Imitative – Echoes others instead of making his own stance.

Doll Indifferent – Doesn’t give a damn, goes along passively. Low-Effort Engagement – Barely invests in the situation.

Bendy Restless/Bored – Wants stimulation (it’s so boring isn’t there anything to do here). Attention-Seeking – Says things aloud to get reactions.

Alice Angel Optimistic/Cheerful – Tries to cheer up Bendy (don’t worry we can find something to do). Supportive/Encouraging – Balances Bendy’s boredom with positivity.

Boris the Wolf Friendly & Loyal – Smiles and reassures (don’t worry Bendy we will find something). Calm Presence – Soft-spoken support.

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Disassembly Drones: Disassembly Drones, resembling Worker Drones, are taller with white bodies and black screens on their faces.

They feature additional "eyes" on a headband and a syringe-tail containing Nanite Acid. Males have distinctive soles, while females possess pointed shins and curvy torsos with thigh-high markings.

Silver hair, neon yellow eyes, black clothes, and a yellow armband characterize these drones.

Their abilities include flight, nanite acid, virus implant, Extreme Agility and Strength, Regeneration/healing saliva, Interchangeable Hands (can switch their hands into any tool and or weapon they want with no limits), EMP Resistance and Absolute Solver (If a fatal injury has been sustained and there is insufficient material to recover, the Absolute Solver takes control of their corpse and begins collecting sufficient material to rebuild the host. This process transforms them into an eldritch)

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Worker drones's physical appearances:

Worker Drones that are male typically have no hair, though there are certain exceptions like N and Thad. By contrast, all Worker Drones who are female seem to have hair. This hair comes in various styles and colours. Although unknown for Drones on other planets, the Drones of Copper 9 have "borrowed"(stolen) their hair from the now-dead humans of the planet, along with any unique clothing items.[3] As it is not actually their hair, a Drone can remove their own hair like an accessory.[4] The clothes they wear are purely for fashion, to help differentiate between Drones, play up their eerie human qualities, or because they "looked neat", as Drones do not get cold or suffer from being in cold temperatures.[5][3] Worker Drones wear their characteristic hard hats regardless of whether they have hair or not, though female Drones tend to wear them higher up to make room for their hair. The Copper 9 Drones also still wear hard hats but they accessorise with different colours of hard hats, wear other hats over their hard hats, or make holes in their hard hat to let part of their hair through. The seemingly only exception is Uzi who wears a beanie instead, though in "PILOT" when adjusting it the beanie makes a metallic 'clunk' sound - meaning either she has a hard hat underneath it, the beanie is actually a hard hat that looks like a beanie, or the sound was from her arms.

Worker Drone heights vary, though are usually shorter than a human, as seen in "Home" and "Mass Destruction". Adult Drones tend to be taller than teenage Drones, though teenagers drones have been shown to range from 4'2ft[6] to 5'2ft as seen by the missing posters in "The Promening".

Worker Drones are very much identical in terms of their body proportions and shape and how they are designed, with their main differentiating features being what accessories they wear and have, such as their eye colour, hair and clothes.[7]

All characters are over the ages of 20 years old

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