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Startup neutron source
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RBMK reactor control rod positions at the moment of the Chernobyl disaster; blue=startup neutron sources (12), yellow=shortened control rods from the reactor bottom (32), grey=pressure tubes (1661), green=control rods (167), red=automatic control rods (12)
Startup neutron source is a neutron source used for stable and reliable initiation of nuclear chain reaction in nuclear reactors, when they are loaded with fresh nuclear fuel, whose neutron flux from spontaneous fission is insufficient for a reliable startup, or after prolonged shutdown periods. Neutron sources ensure a constant minimal population of neutrons in the reactor core, sufficient for a smooth startup. Without them, the reactor could suffer fast power excursions during startup from state with too few self-generated neutrons (new core or after extended shutdown).
The startup sources are typically inserted in regularly spaced positions inside the reactor core, in place of some of the fuel rods.
The sources are important for safe reactor startup. The spontaneous fission and cosmic rays serve as weak neutron sources, but these are too weak for the reactor instrumentation to detect; relying on them could lead to a "blind" start, which is an unsafe condition.[1] The sources are therefore positioned so the neutron flux they produce is always detectable by the reactor monitoring instruments. When the reactor is in shutdown state, the neutron sources serve to provide signals for neutron detectors monitoring the reactor, to ensure they are operable.[2] The equilibrium level of neutron flux in a subcritical reactor is dependent on the neutron source strength; a certain minimum level of source activity therefore has to be ensured in order to maintain control over the reactor when in strongly subcritical state, namely during startups.[3]
The sources can be of two types:[4]
Primary sources, used for startup of a fresh reactor core; conventional neutron sources are used. The primary sources are removed from the reactor after the first fuel campaign, usually after few months, as neutron capture resulting from the thermal neutron flux in an operating reactor changes the composition of the isotopes used, and thus reduces their useful lifetime as neutron sources.
Californium-252 (spontaneous fission)
Plutonium-238 & beryllium, (α,n) reaction
americium-241 & beryllium, (α,n) reaction
polonium-210 & beryllium, (α,n) reaction
radium-226 & beryllium, (α,n) reaction[5]
When plutonium-238/beryllium primary sources are utilized, they can be either affixed to control rods which are removed from the reactor when it is powered, or clad in a cadmium alloy, which is opaque to thermal neutrons (reducing transmutation of the plutonium-238 by neutron capture) but transparent to fast neutrons produced by the source.[2]
Secondary sources, originally inert, become radioactive and neutron-producing only after neutron activation in the reactor. Due to this, they tend to be less expensive. Exposure to thermal neutrons also serves to maintain the source activity (the radioactive isotopes are both burned and generated in neutron flux).
Sb-Be photoneutron source; antimony becomes radioactive in the reactor and its strong gamma emissions (1.7 MeV for 124Sb) interact with beryllium-9 by an (γ,n) reaction and provide photoneutrons. In a PWR reactor one neutron source rod contains 160 grams of antimony, and stay in the reactor for 5–7 years.[6] The sources are often constructed as an antimony rod surrounded by beryllium layer and clad in stainless steel.[5][7] Antimony-beryllium alloy can be also used.
The chain reaction in the first critical reactor, CP-1, was initiated by neutron sources generated during its prior subcritical test runs. The very first of those could have been initiated by ambient cosmic-ray neutrons. Similarly, in modern reactors (after startup), delayed neutron emission from fission products suffices to sustain the amplification reaction while yielding controllable growth times. (In comparison, a bomb is based on immediate neutrons and grows exponentially in nanoseconds.)
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Atomic Energy of Canada (1997). Canada enters the nuclear age: a technical history of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP. p. 224. ISBN 0-7735-1601-8.
^ Jump up to: a b U.S. Patent 4,208,247 Neutron source
Jump up ^ "Microsoft Word - lecture25.doc" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on June 29, 2011. Retrieved 2010-03-28.
Jump up ^ Ken Kok (2009). Nuclear Engineering Handbook. CRC Press. p. 27. ISBN 1-4200-5390-6.
^ Jump up to: a b Integrated Publishing. "Neutron Sources Summary". Tpub.com. Retrieved 2010-03-28.
Jump up ^ Karl-Heinz Neeb (1997). The radiochemistry of nuclear power plants with light water reactors. Walter de Gruyter. p. 147. ISBN 3-11-013242-7.
Jump up ^ "Memorandum from Raymond L. Murray to Dr. Clifford K. Beck". Lib.ncsu.edu. Retrieved 2010-03-28.
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There are hundreds of breeds of the domestic pig (Sus scrofa domesticus).
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Aksai Black Pied Kazakhstan 167–182 cm 240–320 kg (530–710 lb) Black & White
Red & Black
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American Yorkshire United States --- --- White
Angeln Saddleback Germany --- 300–350 kg (660–770 lb) Black & White
Appalachian English --- --- --- --- ---
Arapawa Island New Zealand --- 100–180 kg (220–400 lb) Red & Black
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Auckland Island Pig New Zealand --- --- Black, Black & Tan
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Australian Yorkshire Australia --- --- --- ---
Babi Kampung --- --- --- --- ---
Ba Xuyen Vietnam --- 100 kg (220 lb) Black & White ---
Bantu --- --- --- --- ---
Basque France --- --- ---
Bazna Romania --- --- Black & White ---
Beijing Black China --- --- Black ---
Belarus Black Pied Belarus --- --- Black & White ---
Belgian Landrace Belgium --- --- White
Bengali Brown Shannaj --- --- --- --- ---
Bentheim Black Pied Germany 70–75 cm (28–30 in) 180–250 kg (400–550 lb) Black & White
Berkshire United Kingdom --- --- Black with some White markings
Bisaro Portugal --- --- Black & White ---
Bangur pig Nepal --- 205–600 kg (452–1,323 lb) Black and White ---
Black Slavonian --- --- --- Black ---
Black Canarian Pig --- --- --- Black ---
Breitovo Russia --- --- --- ---
British Landrace United Kingdom --- --- White ---
British Lop United Kingdom --- --- White
British Saddleback United Kingdom --- --- Black & White
Bulgarian White Bulgaria 21 --- White ---
Cantonese --- --- --- --- ---
Celtic pig Galicia, Spain 80 cm (31 in) --- Black & White
Chato Murciano Spain --- 180 kg (400 lb) Black or White or Black & White ---
Chester White United States --- --- White
Chiangmai Blackpig aka MooDum Chiangmai Thailand --- --- Black ---
Choctaw Hog United States --- 60 kg (130 lb) Black ---
Creole Pig Haiti --- --- --- ---
Cumberland Pig United Kingdom --- --- White
Czech Improved White --- --- --- White ---
Danish Landrace Denmark --- --- White ---
Danish Protest Pig Germany 92 cm (36 in) 350 kg (770 lb) Red & White
Dermantsi Pied --- --- --- --- ---
Li Yan Pig --- Singapore Boon Lay --- --- ---
Dharane Kalo sungur Dharan, Nepal --- --- --- ---
Duroc United States --- --- Red or Black
Dutch Landrace pig Netherlands --- --- --- ---
East Balkan pig --- --- --- --- ---
Essex United Kingdom --- --- Black & White
Estonian Bacon Estonia --- --- --- ---
Fengjing pig China --- --- --- ---
Finnish Landrance Finland --- --- --- ---
Forest Mountain Armenia --- 165–260 kg (364–573 lb) White ---
French Landrace France --- --- White
Gascon France --- --- Black
German Landrace Germany 80–90 cm 250–320 kg (550–710 lb) White
Gloucestershire Old Spot United Kingdom --- 220–280 kg (490–620 lb) White with Black spots
Göttingen minipig Germany 35 cm 34 kg (75 lb) White
Grice United Kingdom --- --- --- ---
Guinea Hog United States --- 200 kg (440 lb) Black
Hampshire United Kingdom --- --- Black & White
Hante --- --- --- --- ---
Hereford United States --- 200–370 kg (440–820 lb) Red & White ---
Hezuo --- --- --- --- ---
Hogan Hog Baraga, MI, United States --- --- --- ---
Huntingdon Black Hog United Kingdom --- --- Black with White socks ---
Iberian Iberian Peninsula --- --- Black, Red
Italian Landrace Italy --- --- White
Japanese Landrace Japan --- --- --- ---
Jeju Black Pig Jeju Island, South Korea --- --- Black
Jinhua pig --- --- --- --- ---
Juliana Europe --- --- Tri-Colored ---
Kakhetian Georgia --- --- ---
Kele pig --- --- --- --- ---
Kemerovo Russia --- --- --- ---
Korean Native Pig Korea --- --- Black ---
Krskopolje Slovenia --- --- --- ---
Kunekune New Zealand 60 cm (24 in) 68–100 kg (150–220 lb) Red, Black & White, Cream, Gold-tip, Black, Brown & Tri-colored
Lacombe Canada --- --- --- ---
Large Black United Kingdom --- 270–360 kg (600–790 lb) Black
Large Black-white --- --- --- Black & White ---
Large White United Kingdom --- --- White
Latvian White Latvia --- --- White ---
Leicoma --- --- --- --- ---
Lithuanian Native Lithuania --- --- Black & White, Red, Black & Tri-Colored ---
Lithuanian White Lithuania --- --- White ---
Lincolnshire Curly-Coated Pig United Kingdom --- --- White ---
Livny Russia --- --- --- ---
Malhado de Alcobaça Portugal --- --- Black & White ---
Mangalitsa Hungary --- --- Blonde, Swallow-Bellied, Red
Meishan China --- --- Black
Middle White United Kingdom --- --- White
Minzhu --- --- --- --- ---
Minokawa Buta --- --- --- --- ---
Mong Cai --- --- --- --- ---
Mora Romagnola --- --- --- --- ---
Moura --- --- --- --- ---
Mukota Zimbabwe --- --- --- ---
Mulefoot Gulf Coast --- --- --- ---
Murom --- --- --- --- ---
Myrhorod Ukraine --- --- Black & White ---
Nero dei Nebrodi Italy - Sicily 60–65 cm (24–26 in) 150 kg (330 lb) Black
Neijiang --- --- --- --- ---
Ningxiang --- --- --- --- ---
North Caucasian Russia & Uzbekistan --- --- --- ---
North Siberian Russia --- --- --- ---
Norwegian Landrace Norway --- --- White
Norwegian Yorkshire Norway --- --- --- ---
Ossabaw Island Ossabaw Island 51 cm (20 in) 90 kg (200 lb) Black, Spotted
Oxford Sandy and Black United Kingdom --- --- Red & Black spotted
Pakchong 5 Thailand --- --- --- ---
Philippine Native --- --- --- --- ---
Piétrain Wallonia --- --- White spotted
Poland China United States --- --- ---
Red Wattle United States 120 cm (47 in) 270–680 kg (600–1,500 lb) Red
Semirechensk Kazakhstan --- --- --- ---
Siberian Black Pied Russia --- --- Black & White ---
Small Black United Kingdom --- --- Black
Small White United Kingdom --- --- White
Spots --- --- --- --- ---
Surabaya Babi --- --- --- --- ---
Swabian-Hall Germany --- --- Black & White
Swedish Landrace Sweden --- --- White ---
Taihu pig China --- --- Black ---
Tamworth United Kingdom 50–65 cm (20–26 in) 250–370 kg (550–820 lb) Red
Thuoc Nhieu --- --- --- --- ---
Tibetan --- --- --- ---
Tokyo-X Japan --- --- --- ---
Tsivilsk Russia --- --- White ---
Turopolje Croatia --- --- ---
Ukrainian Spotted Steppe Ukraine --- --- --- ---
Ukrainian White Steppe Ukraine --- --- White ---
Urzhum Russia --- --- --- ---
Vietnamese Potbelly Vietnam 40–66 cm (16–26 in) 45–90 kg (99–198 lb) Black, Black with white markings
Welsh United Kingdom --- 110–140 kg (240–310 lb) White ---
Wessex Saddleback United Kingdom --- --- Black & White
West French White France --- --- White
Windsnyer --- --- --- --- ---
Wuzishan --- --- --- --- ---
Yanan --- --- --- --- ---
Yorkshire Blue and White United Kingdom --- --- --- ---
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References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Aksai Black Pied Pig Info, Farming, Meat Production, Pictures | Breeds List". www.breedslist.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
Jump up ^ "Aksai Black Pied Pig Info, Farming, Meat Production, Pictures | Breeds List". www.breedslist.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
Jump up ^ "Aksai Black Pied Pig Info, Farming, Meat Production, Pictures | Breeds List". www.breedslist.com. Retrieved 2017-02-25.
"Breeds of Livestock - Swine Breeds". ansi.okstate.edu. Oklahoma State University Dept. of Animal Science.
Ekarius, Carol (2008). Storey's Illustrated Breed Guide to Sheep, Goats, Cattle and Pigs. Storey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-60342-036-5.
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Bendy and the Ink Machine
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Bendy and the Ink Machine
Developer(s)
TheMeatly Games
Publisher(s)
TheMeatly Games
Rooster Teeth Games
Designer(s)
theMeatly
Programmer(s)
Mike Mood
Artist(s)
theMeatly
Writer(s)
theMeatly
Engine
Unity
Platform(s)
Microsoft Windows
macOS
Linux
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Nintendo Switch
Release
Chapter One
WW: February 10, 2017
Chapter Two
WW: April 18, 2017
Chapter Three
WW: September 28, 2017
Chapter Four
WW: April 28, 2018
Chapter Five
WW: TBA
Genre(s)
Survival horror
Mode(s)
Single-player
Bendy and the Ink Machine is an episodic survival horror video game developed and published by TheMeatly Games. The game focuses on Henry, a retired cartoonist, who returns to the old studio he worked at, called Joey Drew Studios, upon an invitation from his old colleague, studio owner Joey Drew, and discovering numerous secrets about the abandoned studio, while being hunted down by Bendy, an ink monster that resembles the company's most popular character. The game's first chapter, Moving Pictures, was released for Linux, macOS and Microsoft Windows via Game Jolt on February 10, 2017, with a second chapter, The Old Song, together with a remastered version of the first one, following on April 18, 2017. After the game succeeded in its Steam Greenlight campaign on February 28, 2017,[1] both available chapters were released onto Steam on April 27, 2017. The third chapter, Rise and Fall, was released on September 28, 2017. The fourth chapter, Colossal Wonders, is scheduled to be released on April 28, 2018. The fifth final chapter is planned.[2] Mike Mood, the programmer, describes the game as an "accidental success."[3]
The game was announced to be published by Rooster Teeth Games for several consoles sometimes around in 2018 including PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.[4]
Contents
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1 Chapters
1.1 Chapter One: Moving Pictures
1.2 Chapter Two: The Old Song
1.3 Chapter Three: Rise and Fall
1.4 Chapter Four: Colossal Wonders
2 Other Media
3 Characters
3.1 Humans
3.2 Cartoon Characters
3.3 Monsters
4 References
Chapters[edit]
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Chapter One: Moving Pictures[edit]
Henry, an animator, visits his old workplace, animation studio Joey Drew Studios, after receiving an invitation from his old friend and former employer, Joey Drew. Having not visited in 30 years (making him over 50 years old), Henry finds the place abandoned. He then encounters a dead clone of Boris the Wolf, one of the cartoon characters. From an old audio recording, Henry learns that Joey seemed to participate in bizarre occult practices. Henry also discovers a mysterious ink machine Joey had installed and attempts to activate it but needs to first restore the ink pressure that powers the machine (which requires finding six items: an inkwell, a Bendy doll, a record, a book, a wrench, and a gear). After doing so, Henry gets attacked by a humanoid ink monster that resembles the studio's most popular character, the cartoon demon Bendy. Henry attempts to flee from "Bendy" as the studio starts to slowly flood with ink. Just before Henry reaches the exit, the floor collapses underneath him, trapping him in a room below. Then, after using an axe to clear the path and approaching a pentagram drawn on the floor in a room with two coffins against the wall, he falls unconscious after several pictures flashing before his eyes, which includes a wheelchair, the Ink Machine, and "Bendy". There is a big update coming to Chapter One along with Chapter Four.
Chapter Two: The Old Song[edit]
Waking up in the room used for a ritual and determined to find an exit, Henry walks into the studio's music department. Armed with an axe that eventually breaks, he kills several hostile ink creatures called Searchers. As he travels through, he discovers several tape recordings including one by Sammy Lawrence, the musical director for the studio, who seemingly started to worship Bendy as a deity. Another recording from Norman Polk, the studio projectionist, mentions how Sammy continually disrupted daily sessions by attempting to enter his sanctuary, which no one, not even Joey, seemingly knew about. There is also Susie Campbell, a newcomer to the studio, who Joey hired to voice a new character "Alice Angel". There are other recordings found throughout the studio consisting of Wally Franks, the studio janitor, Thomas Connor, a repair man who was continually hired to fix problems in the studio, Shawn Flynn, the head of toy production, and Grant Cohen, head of finance. After unlocking three doors that require pressing three buttons, searching for a key, and playing Sammy's favorite song, Henry activates the pump switch in Sammy's old office to drain the ink blocking his way out in the stairwell, and attempts to leave but is then knocked out. Upon waking, Henry finds his captor is Sammy trapped in a body of ink and is wearing a Bendy mask over his face. Apparently stuck in the studio, "Sammy" went crazy and started relying on the fact that "Bendy" would be the one to return him to normal, and he intends on using Henry as a human sacrifice. This backfires when "Bendy" appears and presumably kills "Sammy" instead. Henry flees from "Bendy" again, and after successfully escaping, encounters a living version of Boris the Wolf. The chapter used to end with a shot of "Sammy"'s remains, a puddle of ink with his mask on it, but was removed for chapter 3, implying that “Sammy” may not be dead.
Chapter Three: Rise and Fall[edit]
Having woken up in Boris's safe-house, Henry makes Boris soup in exchange for a handle needed to open a door. The two work together to navigate through a dark hallway with a flashlight. Upon reaching a locked door, Boris goes through a vent to unlock it from the other side. Henry then walks into Heavenly Toys, the studio's toy manufacturing department, where he repairs a jammed mechanism to clear the path and encounters a living, insane version of Alice Angel. During his first encounter with "Alice", she smashes a window in the room next to Henry before disappearing. There are two paths that Henry can take: the Angel path or the Demon Path. Depending on which path he takes, the other will close, ultimately affecting the chapter's post-credits scene. There are also two different tape recordings, one from Joey, who mentions possibly attempting to cheat death by "believing", and one from Susie Campbell, who says that she got fired by Sammy and replaced with another voice actress named Allison Pendle. Another one from her reveals she once had lunch with Joey, and liked it when he called her "Alice", meaning the two might have formed some sort of connection. Henry reunites with Boris, who hands him a pipe to use as a weapon and after working together to open another door, they reach "Alice"'s lair. There, Henry finds out that "Alice" has been sacrificing other cartoon character clones in order to improve her appearance. After witnessing her electrocuting a living version of the Butcher Gang member named Piper, "Alice" offers Henry his freedom in exchange for a few errands. Henry carries out these various errands (which involves gathering several materials such as gears from power boxes, valve cores from valve boxes, heart pieces from the lowest floor, and blobs of ink from Swollen Searchers, destroying Bendy cutouts, and defending "Alice"'s lair from the Butcher Gang) for "Alice" while evading "Bendy" and the Projectionist, a disfigured version of Norman Polk who, like "Sammy", got stuck in the studio and has now become an ink monster with a Projector for a head. "Alice" also offers Henry some tools to help him, such as a plunger, a wrench, an ink syringe, an axe, and a tommy gun. However, the tommy gun will disappear when Henry reaches for it. It is obtainable by doing the following steps before having to deal with the Projectionist (which is when "Alice" will offer Henry the tommy gun). Henry must first find a small ink statue on a table and the player must click on it until it turns into an ink machine shape. Afterwards, Henry must take the Demon path and complete all the missions without dying. After every task is complete, Henry and Boris ascend in an elevator. However, "Alice" then proclaims she wants to use Boris for herself, and the elevator plummets down. As Boris tries to revive an unconscious Henry, he is pulled away by "Alice" and presumably captured, leaving Henry for dead. Two endings will be shown depending on which path Henry took after encountering "Alice" for the first time: if he took the Demon path, the ending will show "Bendy" standing in front of an ink-filled room that includes the Butcher Gang and a Searcher, but if Henry takes the Angel path, the ending will show Boris tied to a table with an axe and "Alice"'s shadow on a wall nearby.
Chapter Four: Colossal Wonders[edit]
The 'in-production' trailer for Chapter 4 was released November 17, 2017.[5] The first teaser visual was released on January 27, 2018, the second was released on February 24, 2018, and the third was released on March 28, 2018. The reveal trailer was released on March 31, 2018. The chapter itself will be released on April 28, 2018. It will probably focus on Henry trying to rescue Boris from "Alice", but also discovering why he was lured back to the studio. The chapter's official title "Colossal Wonders" was leaked from the demo gameplay at Pax East.[6]
Other Media[edit]
Official videos for the series of animated shorts based on the game are released from theMeatly's YouTube channel, with the animation done by the animator Timethehobo. The first animated short, Tombstone Picnic, was released as a first part of Chapter 3's reveal trailer on August 11, 2017.[7] The second short, Haunted Hijinx, was uploaded on October 31, 2017 for the celebration on Halloween.[8] The third short, Snow Sillies, was uploaded on December 24, 2017 for the celebration on Christmas season.
The 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 even Sammy for Chapter 2.[9] The mod's menu features the advertisement of pre-ordering the game Hello Neighbor. The mod was expired by the end of October.
The mobile spin-off, titled Bendy in Nightmare Run, was announced on January 26, 2018 and is scheduled to be released on Android and iOS ports with no release date confirmed.[10][11] The game will introduce the playable titular character Bendy along with featuring four levels each consisting a different "boss" cartoon monster, collectible items and power-ups, and possible future updates.
Characters[edit]
Humans[edit]
Henry (voiced by theMeatly) — The player character, Henry is an animator and a former employee of Joey Drew Studios. Now trapped there against his will, Henry only wants to escape the dangers of the abandoned studio, which is a lot bigger than he remembers.
Joey Drew (voiced by David Eddings) — The former owner of Joey Drew Studios, and an old friend and colleague of Henry's. Many old audio recordings of former employees detail Joey's mismanagement and bizarre behavior, and he is implied to be responsible for the studio's current state. It is unknown what happened to him but it is theorized that he may be "Bendy".
Wally Franks (voiced by theMeatly) — The studio's former janitor, whose voice appears in several old audio recordings. His catchphrase is "I'm Outta Here!" His whereabouts are unknown.
Thomas Connor (voiced by Mike Mood) — A repairman who has worked part-time for the studio. His voice appears in several recordings, complaining about the dangerous state the building is in. It is unknown what became of him prior to the events of the game.
Sammy Lawrence (voiced by Aaron Landon) — The former music director at the studio, Sammy was once in charge of writing and recording cartoon music. He now resides at the music department trapped in an ink body, wearing a cutout of Bendy's face over his head. Having gone insane, "Sammy" has proclaimed himself a prophet of Bendy, whom he now worships as his savior, who supposedly kills him near the end of Chapter 2 (this is not a proven fact).
Norman Polk (voiced by theMeatly) — The studio's former projectionist, whose voice first appears in a recording in the second chapter. In the third chapter, he is seen roaming the studio as a deformed ink monster with a film projector for a head.
Susie Campbell (voiced by Alanna Linayre) — A voice actress working at the studio, who is offered to voice the new character Alice Angel, a role she is very enthusiastic about. Allison Pendle later replaced her role. Her whereabouts are unknown but it is theorized that she or Allison may be "Alice".
Shawn Flynn (voiced by Jacksepticeye) — An employee who works as a toy manufacturer at the studio's Heavenly Toys department. He is heard in a recording in the third chapter, speaking in a thick Irish accent. His current location is unknown.
Grant Cohen (voiced by Will Ryan) — A studio employee maintaining the company's financial administration. He is heard in a recording in the third chapter, voicing concerns about Joey Drew's frivolous spending. His voice actor Will Ryan (best known on YouTube as DAGames) played a major part in the game's growth in popularity through his fansong Build Our Machine. It is unknown where he is now.
Allison Pendle (voiced by Lauren Synger) — The new voice actress who replaces Susie for Alice Angel, which depresses Susie Campbell. Her location is unknown but it is theorized that she or Susie may be "Alice".
Linda — A woman only mentioned in Henry's audio recording in Chapter 3.
Cartoon Characters[edit]
Bendy — Joey Drew's most popular character, Bendy is a dancing cartoon demon whose image appears on posters and life-sized cutouts throughout the studio. A monstrous, more humanoid version of him haunts the studio and covering the walls in black ink whenever he appears. Unlike other enemies, "Bendy" is not affected by weapons, forcing Henry to run and hide whenever the demon appears. Destroying any Bendy cutouts will also anger "Bendy".
Boris the Wolf — A wolf character who has appeared in many cartoons alongside Bendy. Eviscerated corpses of him appear throughout the studio, having been killed by Alice Angel. The only living Boris is encountered by Henry in the second chapter. Though mute, this Boris is friendly to Henry and assists him in various ways. At the end of the third chapter, he is captured by "Alice".
Alice Angel — A cartoon angel whose popularity never reached that of Bendy's, first referred to in the second chapter. Henry encounters a living version of Alice in the third chapter, with half of her face disfigured. Murderous and insane, "Alice" initially spares Henry, and condescendingly demands him to run errands for her. Like "Bendy", she cannot be harmed by any weapon.
The Butcher Gang — A trio of cartoon villains named Charley, Barley and Edgar, first appearing on a poster in the third chapter. Horrifically disfigured living versions of them now roam the studio, attacking Henry upon seeing him.
Monsters[edit]
"Bendy" — "Bendy" is the monstrous form of the cartoon character Bendy and the main antagonist of the game. He first appears in Chapter 1 where he only jumpscares Henry, while in Chapter 2, he might have killed "Sammy" and begins actively pursuing Henry. In Chapter 3, he will attack Henry after he destroys several Bendy cutouts (which angers "Bendy"), as well as during random encounters. In all current appearances, "Bendy" is immune to damage, and will instantly kill Henry if he catches him. The game has not explained the origins of "Bendy" as of Chapter 3, but many fans theorize that he is actually Joey Drew. On the box of "Bendy"'s official Funko Pop figure, he is named "Monster".
"Alice" (voiced by Lauren Synger) — "Alice" is a living, murderous, insane form of the cartoon character Alice Angel, who is half angel, half demon, and has a partly deformed face. She appears in Chapter 3 as a major antagonist, where she first smashes a window in a small room that's next to the room that Henry is in. When Henry reaches her hideout, she spares him and makes him do errands for her in exchange for his freedom. However, when he and Boris are ascending up an elevator upon Henry finishing all of her errands, she betrays Henry and brings the elevator back down. She kidnaps Boris afterwards, intending to use him for her nefarious plans. Like "Bendy", her origins are unknown and she cannot be harmed, but she will not try to attack Henry. Many fans theorize that "Alice" is either Susie Campbell, Allison Pendle, or both.
"Sammy" (voiced by Aaron Landon) — A corrupted version of Sammy Lawrence whose body is made of ink and wears a Bendy mask. It's unknown how he got corrupted. In Chapter 2, he knocks out Henry and ties him up, intending to sacrifice him to "Bendy" in order to return to normal again. His plan backfires when "Bendy" instead kills "Sammy" off-screen (although it is unknown if he was actually killed or not).
The Projectionist — A humanoid ink monster with a projector for a head. It is found on the lowest floor where Henry searches for heart pieces for "Alice". Unlike "Bendy" and "Alice", it can be killed by any weapon, but the obtainable tommy gun works better. The Projectionist is actually Norman Polk (how he got turned into an ink monster is unknown), confirmed by the achievement granted by killing the Projectionist being called "Norman's Fate", which proves that the Projectionist used to be Norman Polk.
Piper — A corrupted version of the cartoon character "Charley". Based on his name, he will attack Henry with a pipe. One version of him is seen being electrocuted by “Alice”.
Fisher — A corrupted version of the cartoon character "Barley". Based on his name, his head is attached via a fishing rod that is placed on his body where his head should be placed and he will attack Henry with a wrench with low range.
Striker — A corrupted version of the cartoon character "Edgar". Based on his name, he will strike Henry.
Searchers — Ink monsters that are disguised as ink puddles and will pop out and attack Henry if he gets too close. Swollen Searchers do not attack.
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