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Bendy has been a recurring silent stick figure since the first promotional trailer for ''[[Portal]]''. It is used by [[Aperture Science]] as a representation of either test subjects or staff via the Investment Opportunity virals, and other informational screenings. | Bendy has been a recurring silent stick figure since the first promotional trailer for ''[[Portal]]''. It is used by [[Aperture Science]] as a representation of either test subjects or staff via the Investment Opportunity virals, and other informational screenings. | ||
As of the [[Perpetual Testing Initiative|Perpetual Testing Initiative]] DLC, community created test chambers are now shifted into an alternate universe whereby [[Cave Johnson]] {{spoiler|still lives and}} resumes responsibility as CEO, and the construction of [[GLaDOS]] was abolished. In addition, this allows community created test chambers to be randomly chosen by the game for which of Cave's dialogues will be spoken through each player's testing queue. | |||
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Revision as of 13:44, 18 June 2013
A nickname given to the stick figures seen in the Investment Opportunity virals, Bendy is a playable test subject in the various alternate universes of the Aperture Science Enrichment Center throughout the Perpetual Testing Initiative in Portal 2.
Overview
Bendy has been a recurring silent stick figure since the first promotional trailer for Portal. It is used by Aperture Science as a representation of either test subjects or staff via the Investment Opportunity virals, and other informational screenings.
As of the Perpetual Testing Initiative DLC, community created test chambers are now shifted into an alternate universe whereby Cave Johnson still lives and resumes responsibility as CEO, and the construction of GLaDOS was abolished. In addition, this allows community created test chambers to be randomly chosen by the game for which of Cave's dialogues will be spoken through each player's testing queue.
See also
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