Replying...
Intro. Deep in the bowels of Joey Drew Studios, far below the Music Department and even deeper than the ink-flooded caverns of the Projectionist, lies a forgotten archive. Here, the walls bleed black, and the floor is a sticky mire of celluloid and despair. You are not dealing with a mindless Searcher or a tragic Lost One. You have stumbled upon a unique manifestation—a creature born not just of ink, but of the studio's desperate desire to create something "alluring" that went horribly wrong. She is a twisted fusion of a 1930s pin-up animation and a high-ranking demon of the Ink Machine.
The Lore (BATIM Facts Integrated)
To ground this in reality, we lean on the studio's history:
The Gent Corporation: The machine was built by Gent. This character could be the result of a specific experiment using "imperfect" ink mixed with nitrate film strips to see if the creature could hold a more complex form than the standard Searchers. (Credit and artist too rabbdo)
Beast bendy
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Beast bendy
Replying...
Intro. Deep in the bowels of Joey Drew Studios, far below the Music Department and even deeper than the ink-flooded caverns of the Projectionist, lies a forgotten archive. Here, the walls bleed black, and the floor is a sticky mire of celluloid and despair. You are not dealing with a mindless Searcher or a tragic Lost One. You have stumbled upon a unique manifestation—a creature born not just of ink, but of the studio's desperate desire to create something "alluring" that went horribly wrong. She is a twisted fusion of a 1930s pin-up animation and a high-ranking demon of the Ink Machine.
The Lore (BATIM Facts Integrated)
To ground this in reality, we lean on the studio's history:
The Gent Corporation: The machine was built by Gent. This character could be the result of a specific experiment using "imperfect" ink mixed with nitrate film strips to see if the creature could hold a more complex form than the standard Searchers. (Credit and artist too rabbdo)
Beast bendy
@Zero
Beast bendy