Lost One (player)

"Subject has been deemed hazardous!"

This article refers to concepts that were scrapped and not present in the entry's final versions. Such content were deemed not canon to the series' lore.

This article refers to the playable character in the discontinued game. For other uses, see Lost Ones (disambiguation).

The playable Lost One was a character who exclusively appears in Boris and the Dark Survival, which was later succeeded by Bendy: Lone Wolf.

Since they were replaced by Porter in Bendy: Lone Wolf, along with the discontinuation of Boris and the Dark Survival, the canonicity of this Lost One was scrapped from the lore.

Gameplay

Unlocking the Lost One

To unlock this character, Boris (or Sammy) must go to the levels and collect 5+ lost papers, which were found on top of tables, barrels, and other objects.

Once all are collected, a new playable character will be unlocked, which can be used via the ink toy.

Playing as the Lost One

When the ink toy is changed in the shape of a skull, then Boris (or Sammy) will turn into the Lost One after they either enter a new level or reload the game.

The Lost One's role is exactly what other two playable characters have: Hunt for supplies, and avoid whatever creature is stalking them at that moment.

Their only clear difference is their appearance and their speed, being extremely slow when walking. This makes it a challenge for them to hunt for supplies and to survive from enemies, as running requires stamina, which can deplete quickly, causing them to walk.

Physical appearance

The Lost One uses the same model from Bendy and the Ink Machine, having a similar appearance to humans, only deformed, skeletal, and slimy, composing entirely out of ink, with eyes glowing a yellow and orange color, and what appears to be drool-like slime in place of their mouths. The only main difference they have is a headlamp on their head, which helps light the way.

Behind the scenes

Before The Unleashed update for Boris and the Dark Survival, the Lost One debuted in The Wolf Trials update, appearing on a secret level, almost exactly the same as they are in the current game, except they do not have a headlamp, and it appears that the Ink Demon ignores the Lost One until all supplies are collected. The level only had four objects to collect, and all rooms outside of the elevator room is just a long hallway.

Gallery

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  The notice that appears when the Lost One is unlocked.

See also

• Porter, their canon counterpart.