Yukon Bendy! Or, How the North Was Lost
"We've not seen one like this before."
The article's subject originates from the Bendy novel series' continuity, which is not deemed as canonically part of the main series' lore. See Bendy Wiki:Canon for more information.
Plot
Yukon Bendy and Boris of the North are sledding in "the North", stumbling upon Constable Alice. Boris and Bendy tell her they're prospecters looking for treasure, to which she tells them about a mountain which does contain what they're looking for, but is the treasure of the Sasquatch. She explains that the native people were forced out of their land and warned their prosecutors about the Sasquatch, who acts as a guardian to the mountains and the gold within them, eating anyone who comes close to the monster. As the pair take on the challenge, Alice reveals, talking to her reindeer, that it was just a myth she told them to teach a lesson.
Bendy and Boris try to scale the mountain, using an "Insta-balloon" (a hot air balloon) which pops on a rock, a Prospector's Peak Ascender 3000 (a grappling hook) which is cut, causing them to fall, and Magneto-boots (magnet boots) which succeed by attracting the metals in the earth, allowing them to walk up the side of the mountain with ease.
Once on the mountain, the two find an entrance to the mountain and are scared by the shadow of the Sasquatch, who's shadow appears more threatening than the creature, causing them to run deeper into the cave. They find a lair full of treasure and gold, causing them to celebrate before the Sasquatch scares them away with a mask. The pair run down the mountain through a multitude of obstacles, falling into snow. Bendy suggests coming back with more equipment before the Sasquatch scares them away with one final roar, Alice watching them run as the Sasquatch innocently smiles and waves.
Characters
Behind the Scenes
"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks
Gallery
"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks
References
"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks