Caricatures
"A world made of paper and ink, where he'd torment his own version of Henry forevermore." |
The caricatures are a race of ink being that are modeled after real-world humans and the default form a person takes after entering the ink realm.
Characteristics
Physical appearance
Caricatures vary in appearance depending the person they are modeled after. Although, they are all humans or human-like beings that are made of ink and appear sketched out.
Intelligence
Caricatures have regular human-level intelligence, being able to communicate, reason with, and strategize. Caricatures that contain souls still seem to have of their original personality and memories intact.
Known caricatures
Known individuals
- Henry Stein - A ink version of Henry Stein that was created by Joey Drew to torture within the ink realm.
- Joey Drew - The memory of Joey Drew that have incarnated within the ink realm.
- Bertrum Piedmont - The monstrous reincarnation Bendy Land's creator, Bertrum Piedmont.
- Betty - A creation of Wilson Arch who acts as his housekeeper.
- Audrey Drew - The daughter of Joey Drew who was created using the Ink Machine.
- Wilson Arch - The former ruler of the ink realm who had claimed it for himself before being turned into a monster.
Novel individuals
- Rose Sorenson - A crew member of The Joey Drew Show who was a test subject of the project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
- Ollie Sorenson - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
- Simon - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
- Angela - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
- Mike - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses who was later killed by ink creatures.
- Penny - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
- Danny - A test subject of the television show project and a user of the 3-D glasses.
Apocryphal information
The users of the 3-D glasses, when the glasses is worn, find themselves transferred to a cartoon version of their body, like a caricature. These people stay in this form until they take the glasses off and exit the ink realm.
Behind the scenes
The caricatures debuted in Chapter 1: Moving Pictures of Bendy and the Ink Machine. However, their existence wasn't revealed until the release of Bendy and the Dark Revival.