bendy and the ink machine chapter 5 ending explained

Henry is able to walk into the studio, which is an actual thing connected to Joey’s house. This means that Henry someone who Joey can interact with (specifically, he’s based on Henry Stein, who was indeed Joey’s old coworker). Henry? So soon? I didn’t expect you for another hour yet. However, before you flip out and start crying about how this was all fake, consider:

Not to mention “Little Miracle Radio and TV Service” - you know, stations.Īnd Joey’s storyboarded out some ideas for the plot: Even the overdue bills are a nod to the studio’s debt (though that part probably actually happened). So first, all the employees are based off of real-life people who worked for him - Wally Franks used to work at the studio and now has grand kids, Allison found work elsewhere and married Thomas, etc. But before you get upset, let me finish, because it’s not in the way you’re thinking. So here’s what I think is going on: BATIM is literally a story.

Then, there’s the real world: It looks real.

Okay, so first, we need to split the Bendy-verse into two: There’s Joey Drew Studios: This is just my immediate reaction/theory.Īlso, I’m not sure how much of this has been said/explained, so forgive me if someone else has covered this. IMPORTANT: We are probably missing info at this point and there may still be hidden endings.

Bendy and the ink machine chapter 5 ending explained