Как пишется бенди на английском

бенди — (англ. bandy) английское название хоккея с мячом (русского хоккея). Новый словарь иностранных слов. by EdwART, , 2009. бенди (бэ) и бэнди, нескл., м. (англ. bandy). Английское название хоккея с мячом. Толковый словарь иностранных слов Л. П.… …   Словарь иностранных слов русского языка

БЕНДИ — (английское bandy изогнутая клюшка), принятое в международном спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом …   Современная энциклопедия

БЕНДИ — (англ. bandy) принятое в международной спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом на льду …   Большой Энциклопедический словарь

бенди — сущ., кол во синонимов: 5 • канадский хоккей (3) • спорт (224) • хоккей (27) • …   Словарь синонимов

Бенди — (английское bandy изогнутая клюшка), принятое в международном спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом.   …   Иллюстрированный энциклопедический словарь

бенди — (англ. bandy), принятое в международной спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом на льду. * * * БЕНДИ БЕНДИ (англ. bandy), принятое в международной спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом на льду …   Энциклопедический словарь

бенди — м.; = бэнди Хоккей с мячом на льду; русский хоккей (в официальной международной терминологии). Толковый словарь Ефремовой. Т. Ф. Ефремова. 2000 …   Современный толковый словарь русского языка Ефремовой

Бенди — …   Википедия

бенди — б енди, нескл., муж …   Русский орфографический словарь

бенди — (анг bandy) спорт игра на мраз со палици и со тврдо топче, претходник на хокејот …   Macedonian dictionary

бенди — бенди, нескл., м …   Морфемно-орфографический словарь

Bendy
Logo for the first installment of the series, Bendy and the Ink Machine
Genre(s)	Survival horror
Developer(s)	Kindly Beast
Publisher(s)	Kindly Beast
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows iOS Android PlayStation 4 Xbox One Nintendo Switch
First release	Bendy and the Ink Machine February 10, 2017
Latest release	Bendy and the Dark Revival November 15, 2022

Bendy is an American-Canadian media franchise based on the horror indie video game series developed and published by Kindly Beast as «Joey Drew Studios Inc.»

Overview[edit]

Gameplay[edit]

The Bendy games are set at the fictional studio of Joey Drew Studios, where the player navigates through a first-person perspective and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Players are required to complete certain objectives to proceed, which consist of solving certain puzzles by collecting certain objects and of combating enemies that appear through the games by using certain weapons, such as axe, pipe, gun, etc.

Development[edit]

The Bendy franchise was inspired by the BioShock series, as both of them are set in the 20th-century and both of them have an antique style.^[1] The idea for the concept of the series came from theMeatly when he thought about a world that could resemble a cartoon sketch.^[2]

Games[edit]

Timeline

2017	Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter One: Moving Pictures»
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Two: The Old Song»
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Three: Rise and Fall»
2018	Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Four: Colossal Wonders»
Bendy in Nightmare Run
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Five: The Last Reel»
2019
2020	Boris and the Dark Survival
2021
2022	Bendy and the Dark Revival

Story[edit]

Set in retro times, the series is focuses on Joey Drew Studios, a fictional animation studio run by Joey Drew, which was responsible for numerous popular characters such as Bendy and his friends. The plot revolves around the titular Ink Machine, a mysterious machine created by Drew and the Gent Corporation in order to create living cartoons, created from the souls of Drew’s employees, and which is responsible for a ground hog loop day realm called the Cycle. Each Game has different protagonists trying to free themselves from the horrors in the ink world and against ink monsters such as the ink demon.

Characters[edit]

Bendy, the titular character of the franchise, is a cartoon demon who serves as the mascot for Joey Drew Studios. He manifests in game as the Ink Demon, the Ink Machine’s first creation, and a soulless monster which rules over the Cycle, which resets following his death. Other forms of the Ink Demon include a more benevolent cartoon Bendy and a monstrous form called Beast Bendy. The Ink Demon was the main villain of the first game and the prequel, and the overarching antagonist of the second game. Alice Angel is the female star of the Bendy cartoons, who is implied to be Bendy’s love interest. The two actresses who voiced the character, Susie Campbell and Allison Pendle, manifest as versions of Alice in the games. Susie manifests as Twisted Alice, a deformed, sadistic Alice who craves perfection, while Allison manifests as Allison Angel, a kindhearted survivor. There is also Boris the Wolf, one of Bendy’s friends, who had many clones in the Cycle, all murdered by Twisted Alice. Daniel Lewek, Joey’s former apprentice, became a kindhearted Boris named Buddy Boris. Thomas Conner, Allison’s husband and an employee of the Gent Corporation, becomes Tom, a clone of Boris with a mechanical arm. Other versions of Boris include Brute Boris, a monstrous version of Buddy Boris after being experimented on by Twisted Alice, and Borkis, a clone of Boris with glowing eyes, who serves as a secret boss in Boris and the Dark Survival.

Other ink creatures include the Butcher Gang, Bendy’s archenemies from the cartoons, who appear as recurring enemies in each game. The members include Charley / Piper, the leader of the Butcher Gang who is a primate, Barley / Fisher a human sailor, and Edgar / Striker a spider. Bendy and the Dark Revival adds a female member to the Butcher Gang called Carley / Slicer, a ghost girl. Other enemies includes Searchers and Lost Ones, former employees of Joey Drew Studios that have become trapped in the Cycle.

Each game has a different protagonist. The protagonist of Bendy and the Ink Machine is Henry Stein, an ink replica of Joey’s former partner. Buddy Boris serves as the protagonist of Boris and the Dark Survival. And the protagonist of Bendy and the Dark Revival is Audrey Drew, the Ink Machine created daughter of Joey Drew.

Other human characters include Joey Drew, the creator and CEO of Joey Drew Studios, who indirectly caused the events of the series. Joey dies prior to the events of Bendy and the Dark Revival, but an ink replica of him guides Audrey. Wilson Arch is the main antagonist of Bendy and the Dark Revival. He is the son of Nathan Arch, founder of Archgate Pictures, and has disguised himself as a janitor to take over the Cycle with his creations, the Keepers. Towards the end of the game, Wilson becomes Shipahoy Wilson, a fusion of himself and his cartoon character, Shipahoy Dudley, who was meant to replace the Ink Demon.

Other humans turned ink monsters include Sammy Lawarence, the former music director of Joey Drew Studios who went insane and started to worship the Ink Demon as a deity. It is implied through audio logs that Sammy had a relationship with Susie Campbell. Norman Polk, the former projectionist at Joey Drew Studios, was transformed into the Projectionist monster. Bertrum Piedmont, a world-renowned theme park designer hired by Joey Drew Studios, becomes a giant head fused with an amusement park ride.

The Gent Corporation are the presumed overarching antagonists of the series. The company is run by Alan Gray, an unseen character. Gent created the Ink Machine as well as other technology found throughout the Cycle.

Bendy and the Ink Machine (2017–2018)[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine is an episodic first-person puzzle action survival horror video game and the first installment of the series.^[3][4] The game consists of five chapters, and developed from February 10, 2017, to October 28, 2018.

Boris and the Dark Survival (2020)[edit]

A prequel to Bendy and the Ink machine was released on February 10, 2020, as part of the original game’s third anniversary, on PC and mobile platforms. Players play as Boris the Wolf from an up-top vision as he navigates his way through Joey Drew Studios, running away from Bendy.

Bendy and the Dark Revival (2022)[edit]

Bendy and the Dark Revival is the next game in the series. Bendy and the Dark Revival was released on November 15 on Steam and will release on Xbox and PlayStation on March 1.^[5] The game takes place roughly 10 years after the events of the original game and follows a character named Audrey, an animator who works for Archgate Pictures; the company that took over Joey Drew Studios after its bankruptcy. One night, Audrey is pulled into the Ink Machine by Archgate’s corruptive janitor Wilson. Audrey wakes up in the ink world, which Wilson now controls, claiming he killed the Ink Demon and that he knows the purpose of the people trapped there. Upon entering the ink world, Audrey is given special abilities that she can use to protect herself in this strange new world. She also finds a Gent Pipe to use as a weapon against Lost Ones and Searchers, and meets Allison Angel, a character from the original game. At one point, she confronts and defeats a spider-like ink monster.

During the game, Audrey meets an ink replica of Joey Drew, who reveals that the ink world is trapped in a cycle forever repeating itself. Ink Joey reveals that the ink world was created by a vengeful Joey after his business partner Henry Stein left the company, and created an ink replica of Henry (the playable character of Bendy and the Ink Machine) so he could torment him endlessly. However, Joey’s ambition changed when he met Allison Pendle, the second voice actress for Alice Angel. Having a change of heart, Joey made Allison Angel for Henry, so she could guide him when things looked dark. With a change of heart, Joey used the Ink Machine to create a living daughter, made out of flesh and ink, who is revealed to be Audrey.

Throughout the game, Audrey meets a cartoon version of Bendy. In Chapter 4, the cartoon Bendy is revealed to be the Ink Demon. Wilson eventually reveals to Audrey that he could not kill the Ink Demon, so he created a device that weakened his power and turned him into a more harmless form that would pose no threat to the ink world. Despite this, the Ink Demon constantly stalks Audrey and speaks to her. Following a battle against Twisted Alice, she reunites with Allison (who kills her evil counterpart once more) and Tom, who agree to help Audrey stop the Ink Demon and they go to find help for her.

In the finale of Chapter 5, Audrey faces off against Wilson, who requires Audrey’s soul to bring his creation, Shipahoy Dudley, to life, so he can finally defeat the Ink Demon and put a more controllable monster in his place. However, Audrey fights back and Wilson becomes trapped in Audrey’s place and fuses with Shipahoy Dudley, causing him to become violent and full of vengeance. Audrey uses her powers to kill Wilson, but without Wilson, Shipahoy Dudley becomes a mindless creature and rips Audrey’s legs off. Audrey is saved by the Ink Demon, who kills Shipahoy Dudley and drags him into the ink. With nowhere left to go, Audrey merges with the Ink Demon and turns into the monstrous Beast Bendy. Ink Joey gives Audrey the reel of «The End» (which Henry used to kill the Ink Demon, which in turn resets the Cycle) at the cost of his life. Audrey takes control of the body and, with help from Allison, Tom; Porter, an ink humanoid that Audrey met earlier; Big Steve, an ink monster controlled by Tom; and Henry, finds a projector (which is heavily implied to be the head of the Projectionist, an enemy from the first game) and shows the Ink Demon «The End», resetting the Cycle.

At the end, Audrey returns to the real world, now in control of the Cycle, and promises to make it better for her friends inside. Audrey claims that the ink world is starting to leak into the real world, as she looks to her side and sees an in-color cartoon Bendy. The after credits show Gent Corp taking the ink machine and its items to an unknown location to continue with their experiments.

Spin-offs[edit]

Bendy in Nightmare Run (2018)[edit]

A mobile spin-off, titled Bendy in Nightmare Run, was announced on January 26, 2018, and was released on Android and iOS on August 15, 2018.^[6][7] Developed by Karman Interactive and published by Kindly Beast as Joey Drew Studios Inc., the game introduces the cartoon versions of Bendy, Boris and Alice Angel in an endless running-style game, featuring four levels with a different «boss» cartoon monster, as well as collectible items and power-ups, including bacon soup cans that act as currency to buy abilities and upgrades, and possible future updates.

Animated shorts[edit]

Videos for a series of animated shorts based on the fictional works of the Joey Drew Studios company have been released from creator theMeatly’s Joey Drew Studios Inc. YouTube channel, with animation done by animator Timethehobo. The first animated short, «Tombstone Picnic», was released as part of the Chapter Three reveal trailer on August 11, 2017.^[8] The second short, «Haunted Hijinx», was uploaded on October 31, 2017, to celebrate Halloween.^[9] The third short, «Snow Sillies», was uploaded on December 24, 2017, in celebration of the holiday season. A second Christmas short, «Cookie Cookin», was uploaded on December 24, 2018, a year later after the release of «Snow Sillies». A fifth short, «Tasty Trio Troubles», was uploaded on February 10, 2019, in celebration of the game’s second anniversary. «Hellfire Fighters», a short from the game, was uploaded on March 5, 2019. A seventh short, Cheap Seats, was uploaded on December 17, 2019. These shorts largely feature Bendy and Boris, with the Butcher Gang and Alice also appearing in the fifth and seventh shorts respectively.

One of Rooster Teeth’s channels, ScrewAttack, pitted Bendy against Cuphead, the titular protagonist of the run and gun platformer Cuphead, in an animated fight on their web series, DBX, with Bendy emerging victorious.^[10]

Bendy shorts[edit]

Crossover with Cuphead[edit]

Books[edit]

Novels[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Dreams Come to Life[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Dreams Come to Life is a novel written by Adrienne Kress published by Scholastic on September 3, 2019.^[11] The novel centers on Daniel «Buddy» Lewek, a Jewish teenager who is hired by Joey Drew to intern at his studio. He begins to suspect that something is wrong when he encounters the ink. The book serves as a prequel to Bendy and the Ink Machine and Boris and the Dark Survival.

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Sent From Above[edit]

The second novel, titled Sent From Above, was originally scheduled to be released on August 1, 2020, but it was removed from the schedule as Kress focused on another Bendy book, The Illusion of Living. It is yet to be confirmed a release date, but will be published by Scholastic.^[12]

Bendy: The Illusion Of Living[edit]

Bendy: The Illusion Of Living is the second novel in the Bendy franchise written by Adrienne Kress. The novel is based on the in-game memoir of the character, Joey Drew, the founder of Joey Drew Studios. The book is told in the first-person by Joey Drew as he explains in detail about his life, his philosophy for creating animations, his techniques and the creation of his animation studio & mascot, Bendy. The book was published by Scholastic on February 2, 2021.^[13]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: The Lost Ones[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: The Lost Ones is the 4th novel in the Bendy franchise. This is the fourth Bendy novel to be written by Adrienne Kress and is listed as a sequel to the first novel, «Dreams Come to Life». The novel is set in Atlantic City in 1946. The plot revolves around three new characters named Bill, Constance and Brant. The novel was published by Scholastic and was released on December 7, 2021.^[14]

Guides[edit]

Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook is a guide book written by Cala Spinner published by Scholastic on July 30, 2019.^[11]

Comics[edit]

A compilation book of vintage-style Bendy comic strips, Crack-Up Comic Collection, is written by Vannotes and Mady Giuliani and were published by Scholastic on September 1, 2020.^[15]

Cultural impact[edit]

Crossovers[edit]

A Halloween crossover mod, Hello Bendy, was released for the game on October 27, 2017, for a limited time, featuring the Hello Neighbor antagonist, who takes the role as Bendy in all previous three chapters and Sammy Lawrence for Chapter 2.^[16] The mod’s menu features the advertisement of pre-ordering the game Hello Neighbor. The mod expired by the end of October that year.

Co-creator Mike Mood has talked about wanting to do a crossover with Cuphead, which also was popular at around the same time and also uses rubber hose animation.^[17]

Upcoming projects[edit]

Television adaptation[edit]

On 2020, Derek Kolstad, creator of the John Wick franchise, stated that he has interest in making a television adaptation based on the Bendy and the Ink Machine game.^[18][19]

References[edit]

Bendy
Logo for the first installment of the series, Bendy and the Ink Machine
Genre(s)	Survival horror
Developer(s)	Kindly Beast
Publisher(s)	Kindly Beast
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows iOS Android PlayStation 4 Xbox One Nintendo Switch
First release	Bendy and the Ink Machine February 10, 2017
Latest release	Bendy and the Dark Revival November 15, 2022

Bendy is an American-Canadian media franchise based on the horror indie video game series developed and published by Kindly Beast as «Joey Drew Studios Inc.»

Overview[edit]

Gameplay[edit]

The Bendy games are set at the fictional studio of Joey Drew Studios, where the player navigates through a first-person perspective and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Players are required to complete certain objectives to proceed, which consist of solving certain puzzles by collecting certain objects and of combating enemies that appear through the games by using certain weapons, such as axe, pipe, gun, etc.

Development[edit]

The Bendy franchise was inspired by the BioShock series, as both of them are set in the 20th-century and both of them have an antique style.^[1] The idea for the concept of the series came from theMeatly when he thought about a world that could resemble a cartoon sketch.^[2]

Games[edit]

Timeline

2017	Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter One: Moving Pictures»
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Two: The Old Song»
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Three: Rise and Fall»
2018	Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Four: Colossal Wonders»
Bendy in Nightmare Run
Bendy and the Ink Machine – «Chapter Five: The Last Reel»
2019
2020	Boris and the Dark Survival
2021
2022	Bendy and the Dark Revival

Story[edit]

Set in retro times, the series is focuses on Joey Drew Studios, a fictional animation studio run by Joey Drew, which was responsible for numerous popular characters such as Bendy and his friends. The plot revolves around the titular Ink Machine, a mysterious machine created by Drew and the Gent Corporation in order to create living cartoons, created from the souls of Drew’s employees, and which is responsible for a ground hog loop day realm called the Cycle. Each Game has different protagonists trying to free themselves from the horrors in the ink world and against ink monsters such as the ink demon.

Characters[edit]

Bendy, the titular character of the franchise, is a cartoon demon who serves as the mascot for Joey Drew Studios. He manifests in game as the Ink Demon, the Ink Machine’s first creation, and a soulless monster which rules over the Cycle, which resets following his death. Other forms of the Ink Demon include a more benevolent cartoon Bendy and a monstrous form called Beast Bendy. The Ink Demon was the main villain of the first game and the prequel, and the overarching antagonist of the second game. Alice Angel is the female star of the Bendy cartoons, who is implied to be Bendy’s love interest. The two actresses who voiced the character, Susie Campbell and Allison Pendle, manifest as versions of Alice in the games. Susie manifests as Twisted Alice, a deformed, sadistic Alice who craves perfection, while Allison manifests as Allison Angel, a kindhearted survivor. There is also Boris the Wolf, one of Bendy’s friends, who had many clones in the Cycle, all murdered by Twisted Alice. Daniel Lewek, Joey’s former apprentice, became a kindhearted Boris named Buddy Boris. Thomas Conner, Allison’s husband and an employee of the Gent Corporation, becomes Tom, a clone of Boris with a mechanical arm. Other versions of Boris include Brute Boris, a monstrous version of Buddy Boris after being experimented on by Twisted Alice, and Borkis, a clone of Boris with glowing eyes, who serves as a secret boss in Boris and the Dark Survival.

Other ink creatures include the Butcher Gang, Bendy’s archenemies from the cartoons, who appear as recurring enemies in each game. The members include Charley / Piper, the leader of the Butcher Gang who is a primate, Barley / Fisher a human sailor, and Edgar / Striker a spider. Bendy and the Dark Revival adds a female member to the Butcher Gang called Carley / Slicer, a ghost girl. Other enemies includes Searchers and Lost Ones, former employees of Joey Drew Studios that have become trapped in the Cycle.

Each game has a different protagonist. The protagonist of Bendy and the Ink Machine is Henry Stein, an ink replica of Joey’s former partner. Buddy Boris serves as the protagonist of Boris and the Dark Survival. And the protagonist of Bendy and the Dark Revival is Audrey Drew, the Ink Machine created daughter of Joey Drew.

Other human characters include Joey Drew, the creator and CEO of Joey Drew Studios, who indirectly caused the events of the series. Joey dies prior to the events of Bendy and the Dark Revival, but an ink replica of him guides Audrey. Wilson Arch is the main antagonist of Bendy and the Dark Revival. He is the son of Nathan Arch, founder of Archgate Pictures, and has disguised himself as a janitor to take over the Cycle with his creations, the Keepers. Towards the end of the game, Wilson becomes Shipahoy Wilson, a fusion of himself and his cartoon character, Shipahoy Dudley, who was meant to replace the Ink Demon.

Other humans turned ink monsters include Sammy Lawarence, the former music director of Joey Drew Studios who went insane and started to worship the Ink Demon as a deity. It is implied through audio logs that Sammy had a relationship with Susie Campbell. Norman Polk, the former projectionist at Joey Drew Studios, was transformed into the Projectionist monster. Bertrum Piedmont, a world-renowned theme park designer hired by Joey Drew Studios, becomes a giant head fused with an amusement park ride.

The Gent Corporation are the presumed overarching antagonists of the series. The company is run by Alan Gray, an unseen character. Gent created the Ink Machine as well as other technology found throughout the Cycle.

Bendy and the Ink Machine (2017–2018)[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine is an episodic first-person puzzle action survival horror video game and the first installment of the series.^[3][4] The game consists of five chapters, and developed from February 10, 2017, to October 28, 2018.

Boris and the Dark Survival (2020)[edit]

A prequel to Bendy and the Ink machine was released on February 10, 2020, as part of the original game’s third anniversary, on PC and mobile platforms. Players play as Boris the Wolf from an up-top vision as he navigates his way through Joey Drew Studios, running away from Bendy.

Bendy and the Dark Revival (2022)[edit]

Bendy and the Dark Revival is the next game in the series. Bendy and the Dark Revival was released on November 15 on Steam and will release on Xbox and PlayStation on March 1.^[5] The game takes place roughly 10 years after the events of the original game and follows a character named Audrey, an animator who works for Archgate Pictures; the company that took over Joey Drew Studios after its bankruptcy. One night, Audrey is pulled into the Ink Machine by Archgate’s corruptive janitor Wilson. Audrey wakes up in the ink world, which Wilson now controls, claiming he killed the Ink Demon and that he knows the purpose of the people trapped there. Upon entering the ink world, Audrey is given special abilities that she can use to protect herself in this strange new world. She also finds a Gent Pipe to use as a weapon against Lost Ones and Searchers, and meets Allison Angel, a character from the original game. At one point, she confronts and defeats a spider-like ink monster.

During the game, Audrey meets an ink replica of Joey Drew, who reveals that the ink world is trapped in a cycle forever repeating itself. Ink Joey reveals that the ink world was created by a vengeful Joey after his business partner Henry Stein left the company, and created an ink replica of Henry (the playable character of Bendy and the Ink Machine) so he could torment him endlessly. However, Joey’s ambition changed when he met Allison Pendle, the second voice actress for Alice Angel. Having a change of heart, Joey made Allison Angel for Henry, so she could guide him when things looked dark. With a change of heart, Joey used the Ink Machine to create a living daughter, made out of flesh and ink, who is revealed to be Audrey.

Throughout the game, Audrey meets a cartoon version of Bendy. In Chapter 4, the cartoon Bendy is revealed to be the Ink Demon. Wilson eventually reveals to Audrey that he could not kill the Ink Demon, so he created a device that weakened his power and turned him into a more harmless form that would pose no threat to the ink world. Despite this, the Ink Demon constantly stalks Audrey and speaks to her. Following a battle against Twisted Alice, she reunites with Allison (who kills her evil counterpart once more) and Tom, who agree to help Audrey stop the Ink Demon and they go to find help for her.

In the finale of Chapter 5, Audrey faces off against Wilson, who requires Audrey’s soul to bring his creation, Shipahoy Dudley, to life, so he can finally defeat the Ink Demon and put a more controllable monster in his place. However, Audrey fights back and Wilson becomes trapped in Audrey’s place and fuses with Shipahoy Dudley, causing him to become violent and full of vengeance. Audrey uses her powers to kill Wilson, but without Wilson, Shipahoy Dudley becomes a mindless creature and rips Audrey’s legs off. Audrey is saved by the Ink Demon, who kills Shipahoy Dudley and drags him into the ink. With nowhere left to go, Audrey merges with the Ink Demon and turns into the monstrous Beast Bendy. Ink Joey gives Audrey the reel of «The End» (which Henry used to kill the Ink Demon, which in turn resets the Cycle) at the cost of his life. Audrey takes control of the body and, with help from Allison, Tom; Porter, an ink humanoid that Audrey met earlier; Big Steve, an ink monster controlled by Tom; and Henry, finds a projector (which is heavily implied to be the head of the Projectionist, an enemy from the first game) and shows the Ink Demon «The End», resetting the Cycle.

At the end, Audrey returns to the real world, now in control of the Cycle, and promises to make it better for her friends inside. Audrey claims that the ink world is starting to leak into the real world, as she looks to her side and sees an in-color cartoon Bendy. The after credits show Gent Corp taking the ink machine and its items to an unknown location to continue with their experiments.

Spin-offs[edit]

Bendy in Nightmare Run (2018)[edit]

A mobile spin-off, titled Bendy in Nightmare Run, was announced on January 26, 2018, and was released on Android and iOS on August 15, 2018.^[6][7] Developed by Karman Interactive and published by Kindly Beast as Joey Drew Studios Inc., the game introduces the cartoon versions of Bendy, Boris and Alice Angel in an endless running-style game, featuring four levels with a different «boss» cartoon monster, as well as collectible items and power-ups, including bacon soup cans that act as currency to buy abilities and upgrades, and possible future updates.

Animated shorts[edit]

Videos for a series of animated shorts based on the fictional works of the Joey Drew Studios company have been released from creator theMeatly’s Joey Drew Studios Inc. YouTube channel, with animation done by animator Timethehobo. The first animated short, «Tombstone Picnic», was released as part of the Chapter Three reveal trailer on August 11, 2017.^[8] The second short, «Haunted Hijinx», was uploaded on October 31, 2017, to celebrate Halloween.^[9] The third short, «Snow Sillies», was uploaded on December 24, 2017, in celebration of the holiday season. A second Christmas short, «Cookie Cookin», was uploaded on December 24, 2018, a year later after the release of «Snow Sillies». A fifth short, «Tasty Trio Troubles», was uploaded on February 10, 2019, in celebration of the game’s second anniversary. «Hellfire Fighters», a short from the game, was uploaded on March 5, 2019. A seventh short, Cheap Seats, was uploaded on December 17, 2019. These shorts largely feature Bendy and Boris, with the Butcher Gang and Alice also appearing in the fifth and seventh shorts respectively.

One of Rooster Teeth’s channels, ScrewAttack, pitted Bendy against Cuphead, the titular protagonist of the run and gun platformer Cuphead, in an animated fight on their web series, DBX, with Bendy emerging victorious.^[10]

Bendy shorts[edit]

Crossover with Cuphead[edit]

Books[edit]

Novels[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Dreams Come to Life[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Dreams Come to Life is a novel written by Adrienne Kress published by Scholastic on September 3, 2019.^[11] The novel centers on Daniel «Buddy» Lewek, a Jewish teenager who is hired by Joey Drew to intern at his studio. He begins to suspect that something is wrong when he encounters the ink. The book serves as a prequel to Bendy and the Ink Machine and Boris and the Dark Survival.

Bendy and the Ink Machine: Sent From Above[edit]

The second novel, titled Sent From Above, was originally scheduled to be released on August 1, 2020, but it was removed from the schedule as Kress focused on another Bendy book, The Illusion of Living. It is yet to be confirmed a release date, but will be published by Scholastic.^[12]

Bendy: The Illusion Of Living[edit]

Bendy: The Illusion Of Living is the second novel in the Bendy franchise written by Adrienne Kress. The novel is based on the in-game memoir of the character, Joey Drew, the founder of Joey Drew Studios. The book is told in the first-person by Joey Drew as he explains in detail about his life, his philosophy for creating animations, his techniques and the creation of his animation studio & mascot, Bendy. The book was published by Scholastic on February 2, 2021.^[13]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: The Lost Ones[edit]

Bendy and the Ink Machine: The Lost Ones is the 4th novel in the Bendy franchise. This is the fourth Bendy novel to be written by Adrienne Kress and is listed as a sequel to the first novel, «Dreams Come to Life». The novel is set in Atlantic City in 1946. The plot revolves around three new characters named Bill, Constance and Brant. The novel was published by Scholastic and was released on December 7, 2021.^[14]

Guides[edit]

Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook is a guide book written by Cala Spinner published by Scholastic on July 30, 2019.^[11]

Comics[edit]

A compilation book of vintage-style Bendy comic strips, Crack-Up Comic Collection, is written by Vannotes and Mady Giuliani and were published by Scholastic on September 1, 2020.^[15]

Cultural impact[edit]

Crossovers[edit]

A Halloween crossover mod, Hello Bendy, was released for the game on October 27, 2017, for a limited time, featuring the Hello Neighbor antagonist, who takes the role as Bendy in all previous three chapters and Sammy Lawrence for Chapter 2.^[16] The mod’s menu features the advertisement of pre-ordering the game Hello Neighbor. The mod expired by the end of October that year.

Co-creator Mike Mood has talked about wanting to do a crossover with Cuphead, which also was popular at around the same time and also uses rubber hose animation.^[17]

Upcoming projects[edit]

Television adaptation[edit]

On 2020, Derek Kolstad, creator of the John Wick franchise, stated that he has interest in making a television adaptation based on the Bendy and the Ink Machine game.^[18][19]

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See Bendy (disambiguation) for other related uses.

Bendy the Devil is a cartoon character created by Henry Stein as Joey Drew Studios’ mascot in the very late 1920s. He is as well the titular character of the Bendy franchise (both in-universe and real-world), being its namesake. The studio’s flagship character, Bendy starred in a series of cartoons and comic strips, often alongside the studio’s other characters such as Boris the Wolf and Alice Angel. Bendy was also hired by Briar Label as a spokestoon for their Bacon Soup.

Overview

Creation

Bendy was originally created in 1928^[1][2] by Henry Stein by Joey’s request prior to the next year (1929) opening of Joey Drew Studios, but the record book of Joey Drew Studios states that Joey Drew was the person who created him. This was apparently done so Joey could glorify himself and take all the credit for Bendy’s creation.

Henry first drew a cartoon character based off of Abby Lambert’s drawing that Joey disproves.^[3] It looks like a smiling young boy wearing overalls with the addition of devil horns and a tail just like the original drawing, only in a cartoon form and minus the nose. Joey wants a full new approach for the character, so Henry redrew the character to have devil-based traits while using the demon goat creature drawing as a reference, drawn with a bean-shaped body and wears a pair of shorts, boots, and a shirt. After the second attempt by Joey’s demand, Henry removed the clothes—mainly because animals are essentially naked anyway—except for the boots while adding the gloves, but the head was still too goat-like and has a small beard. Therefore, the head was drawn to have more cartoon shapes and less life-looking, while making the character look younger, completed with a white face for the black circular horned head, classic pie-cut eyes, and a big toothy grin. For the finishing touch, the character was added with a bowtie.^[4] Joey decided to name the character «Bendy», as an allusion to him always bending the rules.

Physical Appearance

Bendy is a cartoon imp with his appearance entirely colored in black apart from his face, which is white in color. He wears shiny black shoes, a white bowtie, and a pair of gloves that closely resemble those of other cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse, each possessing two black buttons. The shape of his head resembles cartoonish horns that always remain facing the viewer no matter which way Bendy is facing. Because he lacks a neck, his head floats a few millimeters away from his body.

Bendy has a most notable wide, toothy grin, showing eight teeth when he’s grinning fully. His alleged «invisible eyebrows» from above his large pie cut eyes can even move when expressing his emotions. In terms of his height, Bendy appears to be short, being easily towered over by Boris.

Personality

Bendy is a borderline troublemaker, but rather impatient and easily startled or timid, yet justifiably cheerful, fun-loving, and mischievous as his devilish nature would imply. Bendy often refuses to pay for anything he buys, as he tries to take his burger without paying Charley in «Tasty Trio Troubles» and didn’t pay Gaskette for his ride according to the latter’s bio image. According to Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, while Bendy can be playful, he is not evil and his jokes are never mean-spirited. Bendy is also attention-seeking and easily distracted, he is never hardworking or courageous.^[6] He is also adventurous.

Cartoon Appearances

Bendy, as the studio’s beloved mascot, appeared in all cartoons but Alice Angel’s Siren Serenade cartoon.

1929

• Little Devil Darlin’ — Bendy’s first cartoon ever produced. The plot is currently unknown.
• Sheep Songs! — Bendy’s cartoon where Boris first appeared.
• Tombstone Picnic — Bendy walks out to the graveyard for a picnic. At the end of the cartoon’s first half, he sees the shadow of an unknown character. With the second half seemingly lost, what happens next is currently unknown.

1930s

• Haunted Hijinx (1931) — Bendy goes out for trick-or-treating and visits Boris’ house for candies.
• Cookie Cookin (1931) — Bendy bakes a gingerbread man, which later ends up eaten by Boris under mysterious circumstances.
• Sent From Above (1933) — Bendy’s role in Alice’s first cartoon is not revealed.
• Hellfire Fighter (1933) — Bendy works at a firehouse with Boris.
• Snow Sillies (1934) — Bendy builds a snowman. However, the completed snowman melts at the end of the cartoon, much to Bendy’s sorrow.
• The Butcher Gang (1935) — Bendy meets the villainous Butcher Gang members at a restaurant.
• Tasty Trio Troubles (1935) — Bendy visits the restaurant now owned by the Butcher Gang, where he will later fight over a hamburger with Charley. The cartoon ends up with Bendy getting chased by the gang out of their anger.
• Nightmare Faire (1937) — Bendy performs his talent in the circus.

Date Unknown

• The Dancing Demon- Full plot yet to be revealed, but it involves Bendy coming out as a dancer and includes a scene of him dancing in a hula skirt (many fans who seen the poster alone confused the outfit for a ballerina tutu).

Comic Appearances

Bendy appeared in 26 of the 36 known Syndicated comics, almost every known Dime-Store Comics (cameoing in «Souper Boris» as a painting and completely absent in «Alice the Aviator») and every known Promotional Comic.

In-Game Appearances

Bendy, as a titular character of the Bendy series, makes recurring cameo appearances in Bendy and the Ink Machine, Boris and the Dark Survival, and Bendy and the Dark Revival. Bendy’s cutout is littered everywhere in the locations. Other products and objects dedicated to Bendy can be found, including plush dolls, toys, animation clips, posters, promotional arts, drawings, and park attraction assets.

A physical but near-perfect version was created from the Ink Machine but possessed a dangerous demonic alter-ego known as the Ink Demon.

Bendy also appears in Bendy in Nightmare Run as one of the main playable characters along with Boris and Alice Angel, and he is the first available character. His goal is to complete all five acts in each four cartoon levels. Unlike two other playable characters, Bendy lacks special abilities.

Trivia

• During early production of Bendy and the Ink Machine, Bendy was originally created by the game developer theMeatly. Bendy’s name comes from a typo file named «bendy.blend» while theMeatly modeled the character using the engine Blender. theMeatly says that a few mistype keys later, «horror.blend» became «horror.bendy»^[7]
• Bendy’s gloves originally sported three darts similar to those of Mickey Mouse, while both index fingers have a different shape. This was revealed in the demo prototype, seen in cutouts, posters, and an earlier cartoon clip. In the more recent versions of the game, the darts are replaced with a pair of buttons while tweaking the index fingers’ shape. This is to make Bendy more unique when set against those other characters.^[8]
• King Dice from Cuphead uses the same two dot glove design in his boss fight, most likely a coincidence.
• Bendy’s official month is October.^[9]
• Bendy’s appearance is most likely based on an amalgamation of cartoon characters such as Felix the Cat and Mickey Mouse from the 1920s. He also appears to have some influences from Max Fleischer’s characters, such as Bimbo.
  • His name and personality likely were inspired by the one-time character of the same name from the American animated television series Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends. Like the Bendy from this game, the Bendy from the aforementioned television series was a troublemaker.
• Seen from all known cartoon shorts, Bendy’s horns are drawn to always appear in the same style no matter which way he is facing, the same way as the position of Mickey Mouse’s ears.
  • His horns also resemble Mandy’s hairstyle from the American animated television series The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
  • The head of the Don’t Starve character Webber in his «Elegant» Gladiator costume bears the exact shape to Bendy’s own head.
• The head of the final boss Grimm / Nightmare King from the game Hollow Knight‘s DLC bears a striking resemblance to Bendy’s.
• The head, the bowtie and the body of the character Woz from Wozwald also bears a surprising resemblance to Bendy’s.
• Though Bendy is a demon, it was revealed by theMeatly in his Q&A video that Bendy does not actually feature a tail. Mike Mood on Twitter also confirms that Bendy does not possess a tail in the official design, but said that fanart of Bendy possessing a tail is totally fine.^[10]
• On July 3, 2017, from Twitter, theMeatly made a joke about Bendy using a direct quote from Joe Dante’s comedy/horror film Gremlins.^[11]
• Despite a drawing claiming that Bendy’s expression never changes, this is shown many times to be false in the cartoon shorts and the Crack Up Comics book, though this could just be a joke as implied by the note next to the drawing demanding that Joey not see it.
• In the comic «Papa Pluto’s Pitchfork! Or, Beware of Imps Bearing Gifts» (found in the Crack-Up Comics Collection book), Bendy is shown to have a pet fish named Bubbles
• Bendy’s initial design for the cutout took theMeatly over 20 minutes to finish it.^[12]

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• Although Bendy was so far never confirmed to have a voice actor, there was an audio recording of Bendy whistling his own iconic song. It was initially played in Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 1 and 2.
  • Bendy’s whistle appears to have similarities with Mickey Mouse’s whistling tune from the 1928 Disney cartoon, Steamboat Willie.
  • Sammy Lawrence, during the Hot Topic Q&A takeover, references the whistle, saying that the whistling is his clearest memory of the studio. He also says that the whistling is a vague melody with a sinister purpose.^[13]
• As seen in older versions of Bendy and the Ink Machine prior to the DLC release of Chapter 4, Bendy’s early dancing animation shows that his horns can move like ears. Later, the animation was remade and Bendy’s horns no longer move. According to the animator TimetheHobo, the horns were not supposed to be animated.^[14]
• Similar to himself from the cartoons, Bendy’s cutout keeps his feature of having no neck, the head floating above his body without any connection.
• Found in Henry’s deskroom, from Bendy and the Ink Machine and Bendy and the Dark Revival, there is a sketch depicting a small version of Bendy’s head on a square along with the word «NO«, hinting the drawing of Bendy with his mouth lacking his iconic teeth was a rejected design.
  • Bendy’s face from the sketch may look similar to the Idea Fairy, a character in one of theMeatly’s comics from the past.
• In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 2, Bendy’s whistle can be heard in game if the player approaches the large ink pool where Ink Bendy will normally spawn, but facing backwards and away from where he will appear. On approaching the door, machinery can be heard and the whistle plays shortly afterwards.
• In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 2, an image of Bendy with an umbrella is an edited version of a piece by Poppy May, one of the first three fanart contest winners. It is also used for one of the official T-shirts.
• In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 2, an emotion chart of Bendy is a piece created by one of the first three fanart contest winners, MaxInkly. It is used for one of the official T-shirts and even separated button pins.
  • This particular piece of fanart (with only one expression for every emotion and a note attached to it reading «DO NOT LET JOEY SEE THIS«) adds to the lore revolving around the rejected character design on Henry’s desk, for while Bendy expressed many emotions in his actual cartoons, Joey Drew’s pickiness on how his signature smile is supposed to look was so intense that it became a cruel, secret in-joke among the studio employees.
• However the cartoons depict Bendy’s horns as designed to always appear in the same position in spite of which way he faces, it was not the case for Bendy in Nightmare Run.
• In Bendy in Nightmare Run, there is an unused texture of Bendy’s cutout in the game files that matches the one for Bendy and the Ink Machine, only with a frown and white colors instead of yellowish-tan.
• In some of the pre-release Bendy in Nightmare Run videos, such as in Mike Mood’s preview video^[15] on testing the ability skills, Bendy’s idle animations between the early and final release are very different.
• From the mod for Hello Neighbor, a rock in the shape of Bendy’s head can be found in the refrigerator from the kitchen. This is the exact model of Bendy’s statue head seen inside the upper ceiling of Chapter 2 where one of the Wandering Sin cutouts is located.
• Bendy appears in the Bendy VS Cuphead crossover animation video created by Screwattack, one of the web channels hosted by Rooster Teeth, where he is having a duo fight against Cuphead, a protagonist from another game inspired by rubber hose cartoons.
• When describing Bendy in the Illusion of Living book Joey hints that Bendy is likely a young adult.
  • Despite this claim, fans and animators alike (both in game and in reality) tend to see Bendy as a little kid from a tough neighborhood due to his short size and timid yet mischievous temperament. A few examples of the animators seeing him that way include the short «Tasty Trio Troubles», in which Bendy was seen riding a rocking horse on the sidewalk when the Butcher Gang walk past him, «Snow Sillies» in which he was building a snowman, and «Haunted Hijinx», in which he was attempting to trick-or-treat for candy. Regardless of what young age the animators saw him at, however, it is clear Joey only let them get away with it because cartoons are funnier with an adult that acts like a kid.

References

↑ The Illusion of Living | Part IV: Actualizing the Dream | Chapter 3: An Art Show ↑ The Illusion of Living | Part IV: Actualizing the Dream | Chapter 4: The Birth of Bendy ↑ The Illusion of Living | Part IV: Actualizing the Dream | Chapter 3: An Art Show | Page 167 ↑ The Illusion of Living | Part IV: Actualizing the Dream | Chapter 4: The Birth of Bendy | Page 171-174 ↑ Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, page 18 ↑ 6.0 6.1 Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, page 205 ↑ Con Safos Magazine — Ink Demons & the Indie Canadian Game Scene: An Interview with ‘Bendy and the Ink Machine’ Programmer, Mike Mood ↑ «No, this was a design choice so that it could be uniquely identifiable  » — Mike Mood. August 16, 2017. Twitter. ↑ «In through the trees and leaves, it’s getting darker all around. It’s that time of year, the month of Bendy! Welcome to #Inktober, little sheep! #BATIM» — Bendy. October 1, 2018. Twitter. ↑ «Fun fact: Bendy doesn’t have a tail. Other fun fact: it’s totally fine if your fan art has a tail.  » — Mike Mood. July 10, 2017. Twitter. ↑ «Cause you never can tell… … there might just be a Bendy in your house…  » — theMeatly. July 3, 2017. Twitter. ↑ «Fun fact: Bendy, the character, was designed in about 20 minutes. There were no sketches or other designs.» — theMeatly. June 29, 2019. Twitter. ↑ «I remember a whistling sound.. a vague melody.. with a sinister purpose. Yessss I remember that.» — Hot Topic. July 26, 2017. Twitter. ↑ «Well it wasn’t supposed to be animated to begin with. So.» — TimetheHobo. May 1, 2018. Twitter. ↑ «Checking out the abilities #BINR #BendyinNightmareRun» — Mike Mood. June 27, 2018. Twitter.

Cartoon Characters
Main characters	Alice Angel • Bendy • Boris the Wolf
Villain characters	Alice’s Fans • Barley • Barley’s Crewmen • Cameraman • Charley • Dancing Tree • Edgar • Footmen • Mansion Monster • Miss Twisted • Papa Pluto • The Brute
Supporting characters	Boswell Lotsabucks • Bubbles • Moon Vultures • Orphans • Orphanage Nuns • Pig Cop • Ruby Goldberg • Sasquatch • Trains • Woolly Triplets
Background characters	Animal People • Carmacks • Cloud • Critters • Fleas • Gingerbread Man • Humans • Judges • Maildemon • Mr. Snowman • Savage Plants • Skeleton • Stars
Other characters	Carley • Shipahoy Dudley • Cuphead • Other Minor Characters • Real-World Fictional Characters
Bold / Italic = Appeared only in the comic strips

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кривой, изогнутый (о ногах)

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a little mongrel cur, with bandy legs — маленькая кривоногая дворняжка

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bandy — BÁNDY s.n. Hochei pe gheaţă care se practică cu mingea în loc de puc, pe un teren de fotbal. [pron. bendi. / < engl. bandy]. Trimis de LauraGellner, 13.09.2007. Sursa: DN  BANDY BÉNDI/ s. n. joc sportiv, asemănător cu hocheiul pe gheaţă, care … Dicționar Român

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Bendy — Ben dy, a. [From a band.] (Her.) Divided into an even number of bends; said of a shield or its charge. Cussans. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

bendy — UK [ˈbendɪ] / US adjective Word forms bendy : adjective bendy comparative bendier superlative bendiest informal easy to bend a bendy straw … English dictionary

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bendy — /ˈbɛndi/ (say bendee) adjective 1. liable to bend; pliable. 2. designed to bend. 3. full of twists or bends; winding: a bendy road … Australian-English dictionary

bendy — bend ► VERB (past and past part. bent) 1) give or have a curved or angled shape, form, or course. 2) lean or curve the body downwards; stoop. 3) force or be forced to give in. 4) interpret or modify (a rule) to suit oneself. 5) direct (one s… … English terms dictionary

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бенди — сущ., кол во синонимов: 5 • канадский хоккей (3) • спорт (224) • хоккей (27) • … Словарь синонимов

Бенди — (английское bandy изогнутая клюшка), принятое в международном спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом. … Иллюстрированный энциклопедический словарь

бенди — (англ. bandy), принятое в международной спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом на льду. * * * БЕНДИ БЕНДИ (англ. bandy), принятое в международной спортивной терминологии название хоккея с мячом на льду … Энциклопедический словарь

бенди — м.; = бэнди Хоккей с мячом на льду; русский хоккей (в официальной международной терминологии). Толковый словарь Ефремовой. Т. Ф. Ефремова. 2000 … Современный толковый словарь русского языка Ефремовой

Бенди — … Википедия

бенди — б енди, нескл., муж … Русский орфографический словарь

бенди — (анг bandy) спорт игра на мраз со палици и со тврдо топче, претходник на хокејот … Macedonian dictionary

бенди — бенди, нескл., м … Морфемно-орфографический словарь

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