The Lost Ones have a similar appearance to humans, only deformed, skeletal, and slimy. They are composed completely out of ink, with skin texture similar to black tar. Their eyes glow a yellow and orange color, and they have what appears to be drool-like slime in place of their mouths. Though the females have hair, males are very bald.
History[]
The Lost Ones are human beings who became ink creatures due to transferring from the real world to the Cycle.[1] Their original personalities remain almost untouched, but they appear to be suffering in a state of despair; most will stand in complete stillness, some either hunched over and crying or, in one case seen in some occasions, banging their head against the wall in a suicidal manner. If provoked, the Lost Ones act as a threat towards anyone they deem dangerous.
Most of the Lost Ones that can still speak have been driven insane and are hostile to everyone they encounter. However, there have been a few notable exceptions such as Porter and Heidi who aren't aggressive towards Audrey Drew and actually help her out.
Individuals[]
The unnamed Balcony Lost One from Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 4
Lost Ones who pose as threats to Henry, Allison and Tom at the Lost Harbor after the battle with Sammy. They return in Bendy and the Dark Revival, and are found through-out the studio Searching with the other creatures for Audrey.
A surprisingly sane Lost One who resides in the Golden Days Gallery, and if the player interacts with them, he'll either compliment the art, give a slight critique to the art, or tell the player to let them look in peace.
Porter[]
Porter, one of the friendly Lost Ones in Bendy and the Dark Revival.
Another supporting character for Bendy and the Dark Revival who first debuts in the game's fourth chapter. Upon completing her challenge, she grants Audrey the ability to "Fast Travel".
Mad Artist[]
The Mad Artist, a hostile Lost One individual in Bendy and the Dark Revival.
First seen in the Little Devil Lounge in the kitchen, then later seen in the Lost City being thrown out of a restaurant: "I'll just start my own place, with cheeseburgers and angels!" He was also one of the Lost Ones who gave hints for Alice's puzzle.
Melanie[]
Main article: Melanie
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Nneka[]
Main article: Nneka
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Matt[]
Main article: Matt
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Heather[]
Main article: Heather
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Jenn[]
Main article: Jenn
One of the Lost Ones who gave hints for Alice's puzzle.
Becky[]
Main article: Becky
One of the Lost Ones who gave hints for Alice's puzzle.
Hal[]
Main article: Hal
The first Lost One seen in Bendy and the Dark Revival. He was one of the Lost Ones who gave hints for Alice's puzzle.
A band of Lost Ones who can sometimes be found jamming out in Artist's Rest.
Trivia[]
The Lost One's artwork.
Gavin McCarthy's concept art for the Lost Ones in Bendy and the Ink Machine originally featured a visible nose, non-glowing yellow eyes, four digits of toes instead of five, and deformed arms with a mass of ink drips resembling coat sleeves. The Lost Ones in Bendy and the Dark Revival were now redesigned to bear some close resemblance to their early concept art.
Even though the male Lost Ones appear in Bendy and the Ink Machine, the females were nowhere to be seen until their debut in Bendy and the Dark Revival.
An explanation for this might be because at the time they shared the same model and thus lacked any gender-defining characteristics.
References[]
↑"ONCE PEOPLE. NOW FALLEN INTO DESPAIR." - Messages revealed with the Seeing Tool, Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 5
