Henry Stein

Henry Stein:

Henry Stein is a former animator and co—founder of Joey Drew Studios, working under the direction of his partner Joey Drew. He is responsible for creating various cartoon characters, including Bendy, Boris the Wolf and Alice the Angel. He likes to draw characters whenever he feels stressed or in doubt. Henry is also very creative, as he is the one who created some of the studio's most famous characters, especially Bendy. He cares deeply about his loved ones, as well as about his wife Linda. Henry looks like an older man, tanned, sepia-colored, wearing a jacket with rolled-up sleeves, jeans stained with ink, a light shirt with a loose tie and black shoes. He has bags under his eyes on his face, probably due to lack of sleep. Henry is a soft-spoken man, and he rarely expresses emotions stronger than minor shock and/or annoyance. He prefers to seek compromise and avoid conflict whenever possible, as can be seen from the way he becomes a "Little Errand Boy" He also has a caring side, which manifested itself in the fact that he cooked soup for Boris the wolf and made sure that he did not get lost in the dark.

Buddy Boris:

Buddy Boris Is Henry's Friend. He is completely identical in appearance to his cartoon version, only taller and more human-like. Unlike Tom and the rest of the cartoon characters, Buddy Boris's eyes "look" to the right, just like the original Boris on the poster "Sheep Songs!". Having lost his human identity, Buddy Boris is shown as a mute, almost silent character. When he and Henry Stein explore the studio, Buddy Boris gets scared when there is an enemy nearby, most often it is noticeable when Ink Bendy passes by. It is also shown that Buddy Boris is afraid of the dark when Henry Stein moves too far away from him in a dark hallway. However, he is far from a bad character, providing Henry Stein with shelter, helping him recover and navigate the lower floors of the studio.

Joey:

Joey is a former friend of Henry's. Joey is an older man with blue eyes, gray hair and a narrow mustache. Due to his current age, Joey is experiencing difficulties, but is still able to move more or less. The wheelchair he owns is required for him to move around normally. Joey speaks with a Western accent. He boasts the personality of a great thinker and dreamer, a man with great aspirations both for himself and for his company, claiming that this conviction can attract all people from anywhere in the world.

Sammy:

Sammy is Henry's enemy. He looks like a black, slightly muscular figure that vaguely resembles a Lost One. He wears a Bendy mask with a cutout for his mouth. He has no visible hair. Strangely enough, while remaining in human form, he has four fingers on each hand instead of five. He also wears trousers with suspenders that vaguely resemble Boris the wolf's jumpsuit. The trousers are a little frayed. His shoes and the bottom of his trousers are covered in ink. The mask hides an almost faceless face. He lacks almost all facial features, even his ears. Only the eye sockets are partially visible. Sammy became fanatical and quite mentally unstable, as well as somewhat psychotic and so desperate that he worshipped Bendy as his "savior" and offered him human sacrifices to calm him down with a method similar to Satanic rituals. As a human, Sammy did not show a predisposition to murder in his earlier recordings, but seems to have been driven insane by unnatural distortions before Henry returned to the workshop 30 years later. He is quite calm and mysterious in his ink shell. His main desire is to get rid of the inky "prison" that he calls his body. After the Ink Bendy attack, Sammy's calm nature completely disappeared and turned into a crazy shadow of his personality.

The Ink Demon (Bendy):

The Ink Demon (Bendy) is Henry's enemy. Ink Bendy is an unsuccessful attempt to recreate the physical form of the cartoon character Bendy; unlike other images, he did not have a soul, which explains his behavior, since he does not have proper human emotions. After being locked up on Joey Drew's orders for being a failed experiment, it's possible that isolation caused him to develop his murderous tendencies, as he wasn't hostile before he got to the infirmary. Ink Bendy seems to lack any semblance of human intelligence and is unable to speak, which is why he only growls and makes hoarse breathing. Ink Bendy strongly dislikes it when someone destroys Bendy's cardboard layouts, as this will force him to show up and hunt down anyone who did this.

Alice Angel:

Alice is Henry's enemy. Alice Angel looks like a young woman and a humanoid replica of Alice Angel with straight black hair of medium length, thin eyebrows and black lipstick. She wears a dilapidated angelic halo that extends to the left side of her head, as well as a pair of short, realistic-looking horns. She's wearing a 1920s-style black flapping dress with a white bow tie reminiscent of Bendy. All of her hands are covered with inky black lacquer, resembling sleeve-like gloves, but she does not wear white gloves like her original colleague, Alice Angel. Unlike the original Alice, she wears black tights and black Mary Jane shoes. She also has a sepia bow on the back of her strapless dress, which the original Alice Angel doesn't seem to have. The color of the iris of her right eye is the same yellow as her eyeball, and she has a mole on the right side of her face. The left side of her face resembles molten wax, half of her teeth are exposed, and the left eye socket is empty, there are several tears in it, similar to ink. There seemed to be an incision on her neck, from which a single drop of ink, similar to blood, was oozing out. She was a sadist, demanding that Henry kill the creatures living in the ink, and also threatened to kill him if he angered her. When it seemed that she was going to set Henry free, she threw off her mask and revealed herself to be a very demanding, infantile and persistent monster, although she expresses this side by ordering Henry to kill the enemies of the Butcher Gang. She also had a semi-bookish, poetic speech. Alice Angel was incredibly vain and obsessed with her beauty and perfection, and would do anything to keep it. She has a burning hatred for the Ink Demon, as well as some form of rivalry with the Ink Demon, as she did not allow him to touch her again after she turned from a shapeless drop into a human-like figure. Alice Angel's voice seems angry and constantly changing.

Alison:

Alison is a friend of Henry's. Allison looks like a Distorted Alice, but has no noticeable signs of any defects. Her long hair is braided into a ponytail, a halo is used as a hair band, and her right horn is broken. Like the Distorted Alice, she wears a long dress with straps, but with a kind of brown stain on it, which creates the appearance of a top. She also wears black tights and boots with decorative buckled straps. The hands are completely stained with ink, thus creating the image of long gloves. She wears a belt on her waist with a bag attached to it, which contains a wrench and an adjustable wrench, as well as a crowbar. A rope is slung over his right shoulder. The bow tie, unlike the bow tie of the Distorted Alice, is made in a darker tone. She cares about Henry Stein because she believes he is the "hope" they have all been waiting for. She is a very brave person, and is most likely the leader in the partnership between Tom. She has a bit of self—doubt, because many people call her Alice, but, as she says, she is not an angel. She also has a dry sense of humor. However, she is reluctant to perform dangerous tasks, as seen in Allison and Henry Stein's dialogue when she says that following the Ink Bendy's footsteps to his lair could lead them to death.

Tom:

Tom Is A Friend Of Henry's. Tom is almost identical to Boris, except for three things; a mechanical arm for his left forearm, which apparently previously belonged to the animatronic Bendy, furrowed "eyebrows" and a belt on his torso. Tom's name became known after asking Allison about it. He is very serious, careful and a little rude. He goes with Allison all the time. At first, he treated Henry very rudely and did not trust him at all and even threatened him, but over time he became an ally because Henry was able to gain his trust.