In Inked Form, he is a ruthless persistent being - more like what we expect from a demon. Since he is the star of his own show, he naturally likes to make people laugh and may play quite tame pranks on those he considers his friends. His heritage and nature as a demon has obviously been dialled down for his young audience as parents probably weren't too keen on a show starring an actual demon. However, I do believe in the idea that they could be half-siblings. Do you know what happened when I was proved right? I laughed. In fact, I called it that she was going to be a nasty piece of work. Plus, the minute Alice was introduced in Chapter 2 and when we finally meet her in Chapter 3, I knew she wasn't what she claimed to be. It is in their natures as an 'angel' and a 'demon' to clash with each other, regardless of the conditions presented by their creator, Joey Drew. I'm one of those people who don't really ship Bendy and Alice at all.
You can interpret this as a theory if you like. Some people come here to read cool and interesting interpretations about their favourite games so do your best to respect that if not, kindly screw off. Whether you agree with it or not, remember this is my personal insight and understanding of the game, not yours so any comments that disrespect that or talk about shipping these two will be blocked. As far as I'm aware, I am the only one who adopts this particular head canon just from the way I perceive the game. It's just something I do for my BATIM story series.
#BENDY AND THE INK MACHINE ALICE ANGEL BROTHER FULL#
Full title: BATIM: Bendy and Alice are half-siblings (Headcanon explained)
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