Alice Angel (Monster Form)

appearance

Alice Angel appears as a young woman and a humanoid replica of Alice Angel with straight, medium-length black hair, thin eyebrows, and black lipstick. She wears a half-destroyed angelic halo that extends to the left side of her head, as well as a pair of short, realistic-looking horns. She wears a black, flapping, 1920s-style dress with a white bow tie reminiscent of Bendy. Her entire arms are covered in inky black polish, resembling sleeve-like gloves, but she does not wear white gloves like her original counterpart, Alice Angel. Unlike the original Alice, she wears black tights and black Mary Jane shoes on her feet. She also has a sepia-colored bow on the back of her halter dress, which the original Alice Angel does not seem to have. The color of her right iris 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 melted wax, half of her teeth are exposed, and her left eye socket is empty, with several teardrops that look like ink in it. There appears to be a cut on her neck, with a single drop of blood-like ink oozing out.

Alice Angel (Monster Form)

the animated form of Susie Campbell's monster, one of the Alice Angel caricatures in the Cycle, and a secondary antagonist in the Bendy series. She appears in Bendy and the Ink Machine as the main antagonist of Chapter 3: Rise and Fall and Chapter 4: Colossal Wonders, and as a hidden main antagonist in Boris and the Dark Survival. She also returns as a supporting antagonist and boss in the final chapter of Bendy and the Dark Rebirth.

Personality

Alice Angel is first shown to be somewhat friendly and manipulative. This is revealed when she forces Henry Stein to do her bidding in exchange for allowing him to use the elevator to escape the studio. She was sadistic, demanding that Henry kill the ink-dwelling creatures, as well as threatening to kill him if he angered her. When it seemed like she was going to let Henry go free, she dropped the mask and revealed herself to be a very demanding, childish, and pushy monster, though she expresses this side when ordering Henry to kill the Butcher Gang's enemies. She also had a semi-bookish, poetic speech pattern. Alice Angel was incredibly vain, selfish, and obsessed with her beauty and perfection, and would do anything to maintain it. This is evident from the numerous dead clones of Boris, Piper, Fisher, and Stryker that she acquired,[1] as well as her constant fear of other ink monsters, as she fears that they will drag her back into the "dark pools". She has been shown to have a burning hatred for the Ink Demon, as well as some form of rivalry with the Ink Demon, as she refused to let him touch her again after she transformed from a formless blob into a human-like figure.[2] Her refusal to let the Ink Demon touch her seems to have led to her developing Haphephobia (fear of touching or being touched), as evidenced by her violent reaction to Audrey Drew's attempt to use her Banishing ability on her. Additionally, she also warns Henry to hide from the Ink Demon whenever he appears nearby. Alice Angel's voice sounds angry and changes constantly. She will always have an extra voice in case her own sounds low. Sometimes, and briefly, her voice can change, very reminiscent of the original Alice Angel's voice.

History

Alice Angel's short purring is first heard from the Celestial Toys room during Henry's first visit, which occurs after the "Former Glory" music ends. She first appears in Alice's Toy Room, where she suddenly appears in the center booth as the song "I'm Alice Angel" comes to an end, screaming "I'M ALICE ANGEL!" in a fit of despair, banging on the window and then smashing it before disappearing. Just before the lights come back on, Alice Angel's voice is heard, saying that she is aware of Henry's arrival and beckons him to come on through. Alice Angel's voice is heard again when Henry enters the elevator on Level K with Buddy Boris, speaking over the loudspeaker. She finds Henry so "interesting" and "different", and then demands that he pass Level 9. In the flooded area of ​​Alice Angel's lair, Henry and Buddy Boris encounter the deceased clones of Boris, Piper, Fisher, and Stryker. Alice Angel, using a loudspeaker, says that their deaths were necessary to make her beautiful, and that anything less than perfect is left behind. When Henry enters the final room at the end of Level 9, she is seen using the Machine Notebook to torture Piper. After noticing Henry's arrival, she finishes torturing Piper and contemplates killing Henry. She tells Henry about what it is like to live in the "dark pools", describing it as a "humming, screaming well of voices". She then talks about her creation, where she started out as a "squirming, pushing, shapeless slug" made of iridescent ink. She says that she has been reborn, but this time it "made her an angel" and that she will not let the Demon touch her again since she is so close to her perfect form. Eventually, she decides that Henry will be useful and promises to send him back, but only if he completes certain tasks. Afterwards, she closes the entire window with two gates and continues torturing Piper, possibly killing him.

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Alice Angel's tasks include collecting special gadgets on Level K, collecting extra thick ink from the Bloated Seekers on Level 11, collecting valve cores on Level P, destroying Bendy's cutouts (to anger the Ink Demon), defending her room from the Butcher Gang, and collecting hearts from Level 14. While Henry is doing these tasks, Alice Angel will tell him about the Ink Demon and advise Henry to hide. Once all of her tasks are completed, Alice Angel will allow Henry to return to the elevator with Buddy Boris, but as they ascend, she begins laughing maniacally. She will then lower the elevator to Level S, reveal her true knowledge of Henry's intentions, and accuse him of stealing from her. Alice Angel then demands that he give her Buddy Boris, or else she will take him for herself after killing Henry, as she needs Buddy Boris's insides to become beautiful again. After the elevator crashes, Alice Angel, heard humming, sneaks up on Buddy Boris, who is tending to Henry. Shortly after, as everything goes dark, she seemingly disappears once she is close enough to be behind Buddy Boris, and also kidnaps him by force, leaving Henry unconscious in the wreckage. Alice Angel is revealed to have transformed Buddy Boris into a hulking beast known as Brutus Boris. At the end of the fight, she loses her cool after Henry finishes Brutus Boris off. Enraged, she charges at Henry. Though she is stopped in her tracks when Allison Angel stabs Alice Angel with a sword, killing her. If the player opens the gate cover for object 928, the message "Are you worthy to walk with the angels?" is written on the floor addressed to the player, suggesting that Alice has escaped from Cyclebreaker Prison.

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When Audrey drinks the Sleeping Pill in her hotel room, Alice Angel appears and kidnaps Audrey. She decides to play a riddle game. If Audrey can guess the riddle correctly, the hostages will be electrocuted. But if Audrey fails, she will be electrocuted. After Audrey solves the puzzle, she goes into the next room where Alice Angel is waiting with a Tommy gun. Audrey must navigate the area by opening men's locks, pulling switches, and allowing Alice to break two elevators that allow Audrey to float around in circles. Alice will not notice Audrey when she crouches during this scene. After opening the security door, Audrey sneaks up behind her and tries to exorcise her. Alice Angel loses her temper, Audrey slaps her, and they both fall. But just before Alice Angel can kill Audrey, Allison Angel appears with Tom and kills Alice Angel by stabbing her in the back again. Before Alice Angel dies, she finally sees the face of the woman who replaced her and dies satisfied, finally feeling perfect and beautiful. Alice makes a very minor appearance in the game. When the player breaks a certain number of cuts, Alice will say "He hates it when I do that." This line is reused from Bendy and the Ink Machine when Henry finishes cutting.

Little things

Alice Angel was first designed by the team during the creation of Chapter 3 for Bendy and the Ink Machine. Her original concept art depicted an apron with ink stains. This was shown in the Bendy and the Ink Machine chapter "Archives". The song that Alice Angel usually sings is the first part of the track I'll Be Your Angel. Alice's disfigured face bears a resemblance to the DC comics villain Two-Face, as both have faces intact on one side but horribly disfigured on the other. In "Bendy and the Ink Machine", Alice Angel may have the supernatural ability to see everything that happens in the studio without any cameras or sensors. Events that she has been confirmed to have knowledge of include: Whenever Henry completes his tasks. A gang of butchers is trying to invade level 9. A projectionist wandering the Ink Abyss. Knowing that Boris is with Henry. Henry climbs the stairs where the Ink Machine was briefly seen. Henry plays a game of "test your strength". Henry enters a haunted house. However, she doesn't always know where Boris is hiding when she's chasing him, and doesn't show that she uses a loudspeaker to communicate with Henry, and if she had that ability, she wouldn't be surprised by Allison's attack. In both games, Alice meets her death at the hands of Allison, although she was able to briefly see her before her death in the second game. In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3, part of Alice's elevator dialogue is almost exactly the same as Joey's letter about replacing Susie as Alice. In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3, Alice Angel's laugh was heard after she jumped in Alice's room, her jumper actually laughing when she breaks the stall window. Although this last part of her animation is not fully visible due to the sudden darkness in the room, it can still only be seen clearly when using the animation program's engine.

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On Twitter, Mike Mood shared a link to a SoundCloud recording of the "original" version of one of Alice Angel's dialogues, where she gets Henry and Buddy Boris to level 9, as tested by Mike himself.[5] Alice Angel can be heard asking "Did you lose something?" at the beginning of the Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 4 reveal trailer. In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 4, her death animation file is named Anim_Alice_Z_Final. Files that start with Anim_AliceA_ are Allison's animation files. The meaning of the Z in Alice's death file name is unknown. All other animation files for Alice start with CH3_alice_. In Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 5, Alice Angel's voice can be heard twice in the song "Lonely Angel" / "I'll Be Your Angel" that plays on the radio, specifically: "I wouldn't be alone..." "And I fly straight into your heart..." (second time) In the epilogue of Bendy and the Ink Machine, Alice Angel's drawings can be seen in Joey's sketches found in his apartment. Alice Angel's sketch scenes include her fighting ink creatures with the help of Allison Angel, her transformation into an unrevealed demonic form, her "cartoon" version preparing to operate on the corpse of a now-deceased smiling Boris, sitting on the Ink Demon's throne, and riding in the Haunted House wagon with Buddy Boris or Tom. In Boris and the Dark Survival, her walking animation was taken directly from the ending of Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3, while her chase animation was also taken directly from the ending of Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 4. She does get a new original animation when she sees Boris in front of her. One of her voice lines in "The Survival of Boris and the Darkness" is an ironic reference to the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Three Little Pigs". In Surviving Boris and the Darkness, Alice uses the alias Milla Legna, which if you spell the last name backwards would spell Angel, foreshadowing the reveal that she was Milla.

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If you rearrange the letters of the given nickname, you can get the phrase "I am Angel". The idea of ​​Alice Angel using an alias in Boris and the Dark Survival seems to have been inspired by the character Frank Fontaine from the 2007 video game BioShock, as both use seemingly friendly aliases with foreign accents, but are actually notorious tricksters underneath. In addition to this, a reference to Frank Fontaine is also made in Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 5 on the bulletin board in the Administration Lobby. It is unknown whether or not she was lying about her father's butcher shop. She, like Milla, mentions twisted and torn bodies. It is unknown whether this means she inherited her father's urge to dismantle Boris clones. On Twitter, Lauren Singer wrote that Milla's Russian accent was inspired by Brigid Tenenbaum, a character also from Bioshock.[6] Tema finds Alice's dialogue the most fun to write, and as a result, Alice is one of his favorite characters.[7]

Allison's phrases

"Look around you. It took so many people to make me this beautiful. Anything less than perfect was left behind. I had to do it. She created me." - Alice Angel, Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3 "The first time, I was born from his ink maw. I was a writhing, kicking, shapeless slug. The second time... well... That made me an angel! I won't let a demon touch me again." - Alice Angel, Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3 "She's so interesting... so different. I have to say I'm a real fan." - Joey Drew's letter to staff, Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, page 58 "You're so interesting... so different. I must say, I'm a real fan." - Alice Angel, Chapter 3: Rise and Fall "Original" - Mike Mood. November 29, 2017 Twitter. "Funny you should mention that! Have you played Boris and the Dark Survival? Check out Milla's recordings. The inspiration might sound familiar. ^_~" - Lauren Singer, Twitter "As for the story, I have to say that writing for Alice Angel is amazing. For those who don't know, Alice Angel is a monstrous version of the cute animated character of the same name. A twisted mix of an innocent cartoon and a disfigured human. She has a strong duality as she struggles with both sides of herself, which makes her a fun character to write. While some of the characters are also unique in their writing, like Sammy Lawrence (the crazy music composer who leads a cult) and Wilson (the main antagonist of Bendy and the Dark Revival), they still have some similarities with them. You can guess what they're going to do to some extent. With Alice Angel, she's completely insane, evil, deranged, and yet somehow very human. Our fans find her insanely interesting and scary." - Theme