Sinny

"On the plus side, I got a new character I think people are going to love."
- Henry Stein

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"Wandering is a terrible sin." — Sinny's description in the Archives.

Sinny
Battle Information
Enemy type	Non-enemy
Classification	Demon
Health	N/A
Damage	N/A
Locations
Bendy and the Dark Revival	All chapters
Misc. Information
Aliases	Wandering Sin Sinful Bendy (fanmade) Sin Bendy Bad Bendy

Sinny is a doppelganger of Cartoon Bendy and hidden entity in Bendy and the Dark Revival. He serves as an equivalent-like successor to the Wandering Sin from Bendy and the Ink Machine, meaning he appears out of bounds and can only be seen using hacking tools.

This Bendy may bear some association with Buddy Boris's doppelganger Borkis, as both serve as secretive "Wandering is a terrible sin"-type entities. Although, unlike Borkis who was an enemy in Boris and the Dark Survival, Sinny in Bendy and the Dark Revival is completely harmless.

There is a total of 11 Sinnies.

Physical Appearance

Sinny nearly resembles the exact copy of his original counterpart but has a face similar to the Wandering Sin cutout, with crazy detailed eyes complete with irises, pupils, and tears of blood. His face has few dark dirty stains, with his eyes and teeth glow bright reddish-orange.

Locations

Chapter 1: Drawn to Darkness

Sinny under the ink.

Sinny's first location is in the Welcoming Chamber, underneath the ink. He plays a thumbs up animation, and then simply stands there, unmoving, unless Audrey goes away so Sinny unloads and then goes back so he reloads his animation.

Sinny above Animation Alley.

Sinny's second appearance is inside a black rectangular cuboid, near the large sign displaying "Animation Alley". His finger is wagging to the music, along with his body slightly swaying with it as well. Next to him is a message from Mike Mood, one of the few seen hidden throughout the game. The message is displayed in a simple code in numbers. 1 means A, 2 means B, 3 means C, and so on. The message says, "Thanks for playing, Mike."

Mike Mood's message.

Chapter 2: The Demon's Domain

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Chapter 3: The Eternal Machine

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Chapter 4: Factory of Horrors

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Chapter 5: The Dark Revival

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The Archives

Sinny outside The Archives.

Sinny appears out of bounds outside of The Archives, sitting in the air above a pedestal. His description is simply, "Wandering is a terrible sin," and nothing else. His name was also confirmed at this area.

Trivia

• In the game's initial release, only two Sinny clones can be found. More Sinny clones are later added on update version 1.0.1.
• Sinny's name was a fan-created nickname popularized by YouTube content creator TetraBitGaming back in 2018, being made official by the Archives in Bendy and the Dark Revival.
• Some Sinnys have unique animations that are not seen with Bendy, although some can be seen in trailers.
• It is actually possible to see Sinny without hacks in the Gent Workshop. If the player uses Flow too closely to one of the vents, they will very briefly clip out of bounds, and Sinny will be visible.
• If you're at the correct position, you can see Sinny with an unloaded face.

Gallery

A render of Sinny.

The cutout version of Sinny seen in Bendy and the Ink Machine.

Sinny in-game.

Sinny, seen here without a face.