Bendy Walks the Plank

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Bendy Walks the Plank is a Bendy cartoon produced by Joey Drew Studios in the 1930s-1940s.

Characters

• Bendy
• Chester

Plot

Bendy gets into trouble with Chester for "stealing his thunder" from the sea and the chase is on.

Gameplay

"Not a scrap of that mess be a-sellin'! Probably have to melt it all down to be rid of it all." - Shawn Flynn

This article or section is about content from a franchise entry that was discontinued and no longer available but is archived for historical interest.

Bendy Walks the Plank is the first level of Bendy in Nightmare Run.

Act I

• Chester has 30 health points.
• Phase 1 - Chester attacks the player by slapping the ground with one of its tentacles, sending a shockwave through the lane. This can be dodged by changing lanes or jumping over the attack.
• Phase 1.1 - After losing at least 10 health points, which can only be done by throwing weapons at him, its will get angry and replace himself with a black void as the player runs around or on elevated platforms. This mysterious portal will summon two Krawls in different lanes. These crawling blobs are easily dodged by switching lanes or jumping. They are defeated by throwing weapons behind the player, jumping onto them after they attack, or moving off a platform onto them.
• Phase 2 - After defeating both, Chester returns to continue the chase. Chester attacks more frequently and sometimes summons a Krawl. It can be defeated with Chester's shockwave attack along with methods mentioned in the previous paragraph.
• Phase 2.1 - After its health decreases to 10 or less, Chester retreats again and the black void returns. This time, two waves of Krawls chase the player. The second wave appears after the first is defeated.
• Phase 3 - Defeating them will make Chester resumes the chase once more. He attacks and summons Krawls faster. The chase continues until he or the player is defeated.

Act II

• Chester has 36 health points.
• Phase 1 - In the long with the shockwave attack, Chester can summon a Krawl, and shoot treasure at the player. The treasure can be dodged by changing lanes or jumping. It can hit the lane's Krawl, but only after it attacked.
• Phase 1.1 - Decreasing its health to 24 or less will force Chester to retreat. Instead of maneuvering on an around elevated platforms, the player must maneuver around or jump over tentacles. Any Krawl chasing the player will crash into them, killing the Krawl. During this phase, two Gwens are spawned. They, unlike the Krawls, cannot be jumped on as they are both airborne and do not move closer to the player. They attack by spitting ink forward. This attack can be dodged by switching lanes or jumping. They can only be defeated by throwing a weapon at them. The player must jump before throwing as throwing it while on the ground will cause the weapon to go under the Gwen.
• Phase 2 - After defeating two waves of Gwen, Chest reappears and continues the chase. He no longer summons Krawls and summons Gwens instead.
• Phase 2.1 - Chester retreats when his health is 12 or less. Once again, two waves of two Gwens are summoned.
• Phase 3 - After coming back, Chester summons Gwens more often and attacking more often. Defeat it or being defeated.

Act III

• Phase 1 - Chester has 42 health points. Chester will summon Krawls and Gwens. Once Chester reaches 28 health, the black void returns, and it summons 2 waves of Gwens, with elevated platforms.
• Phase 2 - Chester's attacks are the same as phase 1.
• Phase 3 - Chester can summon 2 Krawls and 1 Gwen, twice without platforms.

Act IV

Act IV is the same as Acts 1, 2 and 3, but now Chester can fire 3 treasure bullets, each one hitting 1 at a time. He now has 48 health points.

Final Act

Chester has 54 health points. All attacks are the same, but faster. During the black void segments, the floor now has spikes.

Nightmare

All attacks are at max speed, and Chester has 60 health points. In the black portal segments the floor spikes and he summons 3 waves of 3 Gwens and 3 Krawls; When he is killed, a cutscene plays, and it resurrects continuously the act until the player dies.

See also

• List of Bendy cartoons