Dancing!Cave practices tap dance, specifically. The ambient noise of dripping water in his communications implies that Creepy!Cave may be in a literal cave.Įveryone is required by law to never stop dancing, even while testing. Cat! Cave speaks in the exact same tone-of-voice, but only says 'meow.'įunnily enough, Cave Prime refers to both himself and Dark!Cave as 'cats' at one point.Ĭreepy!Cave seems to have an obsession with hair, feet, and eating both of these things. In this universe, Caroline is replaced by Blark-Barg, a creature who produces 'seeds that germinate and detach from her exoskeleton at high speeds in search of human hosts.' She is kept behind glass.Īn alien has been 'body-snatching employees and spawning Communist replicas.' This universe's Cave is unbothered by it, as it doesn't seem to be a real threat.Įveryone, or at least Cave Johnson, is presumably a cat. This, and the fact he bought out Black Mesa in the first place, imply that this Cave is one of the few who is actually a good businessman. It's unclear if this is voluntary or mandatory.Ĭave Johnson has bought-out and taken over Black Mesa, coining it 'Blapature Mesa.' Blapature! Cave shuts down the research Black Mesa was doing that inevitably lead to the alien invasion of the Half-Life / Portal universe, and scolds the employees for thinking that it would be a good idea. When signing off, Birthday!Cave includes his age (fifty-one). In addition, this Earth is implied to have limited resources, and food seems to consist only of 'nutrient paste.' Upon reaching ninety-eight, the government-mandated maximum age, they are promptly euthanized by an Ethnological Redundancy Associate. It is equally possible that Bendy was pulled from another universe, such as the pocket one shown in The Lab.Įveryone shares a single birthday. It is possible, but unproven, that this universe consists of only stick people, as Bendy himself is a stick man. In addition, Cave's assistant is Greg, rather than Caroline, although he could simply have two assistants.Ĭave Prime indicates the communications from this universe by initially saying the phrase 'chariots,' and later by 'chariots chariots,' after discovering another Cave who is simply fond of saying 'chariots' in his sentences. The universe that Bendy and one Cave Johnson, known as Cave Prime, are from, featuring 'Earth-1,' aka 'Terra-Firma-Prima.' It is implied to be a different universe than that of the main story, as Cave is still alive, does not seem to be ill, and mentions shutting down the GLaDOS project after what happened to Pure Intellect!Cave. 4 Earths Shown in the Perpetual Testing Initiative Trailer Video.Also, every Earth in the multiverse results with GLaDOS being abolished after she tries to flood the Enrichment Centers in the various Earths with deadly neurotoxin. It appears that Cave Johnson still lives in the multiverse and as healthy as he was before he was poisoned after contacting Moon rocks in an attempt to create Conversion Gel in the main Earth, as Bendy can hear Johnson talking to him from a microphone as he navigates the test chambers. The test chambers in the DLC are completely user-generated, many using the simplistic in-game testing editor ' Puzzle Creator', a much simplified and less versatile version of Hammer, although Hammer-built chambers can be uploaded. It introduces the concept of multiple alternate universes, simply shortened as 'the multiverse.' Set entirely on testing chambers created by the Portal 2 community on the Steam Workshop, the player once again has to fulfill the role of test subject - this time as silent stick figure Bendy.

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