As Alice's signature theme song begins to play, Henry is startled by the appearance of an inky and half-deformed woman, screaming that her name is also "Alice Angel". Wading through the machines and discarded plush toys, he stumbles into a room dedicated to displaying the shorts and toys of Alice Angel, one of the studio's characters. Henry discovers the entrance to Heavenly Toys, a merchandising section of the studio that he has no memory of. After a quick meal and opening the door, Henry travels with Boris into the depths of the studio. Henry wakes up from sleep in the safe room, somewhere that Boris has apparently been living and hiding from the Ink Demon in. He locked the door from behind before entering a vault to meet a perfect creation of Boris the Wolf. However, he was presumably killed by the latter in the procedure, and Henry managed to escape the Ink Demon. This ink creature is revealed to be Sammy himself, who took Henry to a room to sacrifice him to Ink Bendy, the Ink Demon. Later, he was knocked out again and kidnapped by an ink creature. Along the way, he has to find a sanctuary found by Sammy Lawrence, the former music director at the Workshop, as an objective. Still being in the Pentagram Room, Henry regained consciousness and started to find a new exit out. Once Henry goes there, he then felt an unknown tremor alongside with flashbacks before collapsing into unconsciousness. He now tries to get out of the workshop, but falls down in a trapdoor into a secret room that leads to a place called the Pentagram Room. As he restored the ink pressure and switch it on, Henry then goes back to the Ink Machine room, only to be jumpscared by Ink Bendy.
Henry arrives to Joey Drew Studios after receiving a letter from Joey that he needs to see something, and upon entering the workshop, his task is to locate the Ink Machine and then activate it. He was originally the main point of the Cycle, with it existing solely to torment him.īendy and the Ink Machine Chapter 1: Moving Pictures "Henry" is an ink recreation of an artist and former best friend of Joey Drew, created as a way to torment him as revenge for the real Henry abandoning Joey to spend more time with his wife. Henry is a soft-spoken man, and rarely expresses emotions stronger than minor shock and/or annoyance upon seeing the bizarre happenings at the studio. On his face, he has bags under his eyes, likely due to lack of sleep. For an extra bit of authenticity, a fabric marker can be used to add black circles to the palms of your gloves.Henry appears to be an aged sepia toned man, wearing a jacket with rolled up sleeves, jeans that are stained with ink, a light shirt with a loose tie, and wore black shoes. Use a makeup stick to add black pigment to your lips and draw on Alice’s beauty mark below her right eye. Lastly, don’t forget your wavy black hair, white horn clips, and halo. If you’re interested in going for the true black-and-white appearance of her original cartoon, you’ll need white body paint for your face, chest, and upper arms, and a pair of white tights. If you choose to simply dress as her, you won’t have to worry about body paint and can choose a pair of sheer thigh-high stockings to pair with your black dress, gloves, and heels.
There are two ways to go about recreating Alice’s look, which will determine which supplies or accessories you may need. The first female character created by her animation studio, Alice’s popularity was on par with other well-known characters including Bendy and Boris.
Alice Angel (voiced in part by Alanna Linayre playing her original voice actress) is a character from Bendy and the Ink Machine.
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