Episode
Game Theory: How Bendy EXPOSES Disney's Cartoon CONSPIRACY (Bendy and the Ink Machine)
14:46
Published: Fri Apr 07 2023
Description
Bendy and the Ink Machine! I am SO excited about this game. The world of Bendy is a throwback to the earliest days of cartoon animation. I love the look and feel -- but most of all, I love the MYSTERY. You see, Bendy and the Ink Machine is a game with a lot under the surface. When you actually look at characters like Bendy, Boris, and Alice, you start to see parallels to some of the most famous cartoons in history, and you start to piece together a dark truth about the early days of animation. You learn about Disney's conspiracy theory to be the pioneer of a new age of animation...at the expense of perhaps some of the most innovative cartoonists of all time. THAT is the SECRET story of BENDY!
Chapters
Game Theory takes a look at the history of animation in the years between 1920 and 1940, known as the Golden Age of Animation, and explores the innovations and techniques that were developed during this time.
00:00 - 01:29 (01:29)
Summary
Game Theory takes a look at the history of animation in the years between 1920 and 1940, known as the Golden Age of Animation, and explores the innovations and techniques that were developed during this time.
EpisodeGame Theory: How Bendy EXPOSES Disney's Cartoon CONSPIRACY (Bendy and the Ink Machine)
PodcastGame Theory
The events of the game "Bendy and the Ink Machine" seem to be inspired by the corporate struggles of real-life animation pioneer Max Fleischer.
01:29 - 12:29 (10:59)
Summary
The events of the game "Bendy and the Ink Machine" seem to be inspired by the corporate struggles of real-life animation pioneer Max Fleischer. Considered a mastermind in the early world of animation, Max Fleischer's work with Out of the Inkwell brought the first animated characters into the real world.
EpisodeGame Theory: How Bendy EXPOSES Disney's Cartoon CONSPIRACY (Bendy and the Ink Machine)
PodcastGame Theory
The podcast hosts theorize that Joey Drew, the boss of the game's failing animation company, is based on real-life cartoonist Max Fleischer, who was consumed by his desire to bring cartoons to life and possibly sought revenge against Disney.
12:29 - 14:46 (02:17)
Summary
The podcast hosts theorize that Joey Drew, the boss of the game's failing animation company, is based on real-life cartoonist Max Fleischer, who was consumed by his desire to bring cartoons to life and possibly sought revenge against Disney. They also speculate about the possibility of the game characters replicating themselves through the cursed ink machine to build a cult of horrifying clones.