Shipahoy Dudley
"Ha, I ain't even done half in months! Oh, but they won't fire me. No sir! Place this big, no one knows what everyone else is doing." - Angus Newman
"My son suggested movies. Open a studio! Now I love a good film as much as anyone, but the magic of animation, now there's something special!" - Nathan Arch
This template is a to-do list. Please help out by adding the following:
- More information
- Add citations
Shipahoy Dudley is a cartoon character created by Wilson Arch, intended to become a monster that would replace the Ink Demon.
Characteristics
Physical Appearance
Dudley is a stout human who has blonde hair, red cheeks, wide ears and a big smile. He wears a sailor’s hat, fingerless gloves, big black shoes with white shoelaces, a red sailor’s tie and a blue uniform with white suspenders and details of red and yellow.
Personality
There is not a lot of characterisation for Dudley as all we see of him is one drawing Wilson drew. In the drawing, Dudley does look to be happy and have an innocent grin on his face, suggesting he may be a benign, childish character.
Behind the Scenes
Shipahoy Dudley can be first seen in the Arch Gate Pictures offices in the Prologue of Bendy and the Dark Revival as his concept art. He later appears in Chapter 5 on a easel in Wilson's lab after Wilson explains his plan. After Wilson's soul is put into him, Dudley borns as a corrupted and monstrous version of himself.
Inspirations
Considering his childish appearance, blond curly hair, and red, white and blue attire, he could be inspired by the titular character from Cartoon Network series The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. He can also be based on characters like Popeye and Donald Duck.
Other information
The name of his crab companion, Crackle the Crab, was revealed in The Archives, and is also referred as Dudley's "sidekick."
In other languages
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Chinese (Simplified) | 希帕霍·达德利 Xī pà huò·dá dé lì |
| French | Shipahoy Dudley |
| German | Shipahoy Dudley |
| Italian | Dudley il Marinaio |
| Japanese | シップアホイ・ダッドリー Shitsupuahoi Datsudori |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | TBA |
| Russian | Шипахой Дадли Shipakhoy Dadli |
| Spanish (Spain) | Shipahoy Dudley |
See also
- Shipahoy Wilson, Dudley's living version created with Wilson's soul.