Bendy and the Dark Revival / Funny

Much like its predecessor, Bendy and the Dark Revival has plenty of comedic moments.

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Prologue

Wilson climbs into the elevator with Audrey during the prologue. Awkward silence ensues as Audrey's nervous attempts to make conversation fall flat.
Audrey: So... it's been really nice this past week.
Wilson: Just beautiful... Gorgeous.

Chapter 1: Drawn to Darkness

Upon first viewing a Lost One pinned to the wall behind a fenced-off area, Audrey makes a choice remark:
Audrey: Looks like he's having a bad day.
When you first enter Animation Alley, there are some buttons you can push to listen to how the studio works, narrated by Joey Drew himself. During the Sound Room section, there's this gem:
Joey Drew: ...maybe you'll spot Miss S-Allison Pendle recording the voice of our favorite lady sent from above, Alice Angel!
- The Editing section has been altered to have a mannequin representing an editor hung by a noose. That's more creepy than funny, until Joey decides to talk to the mannequin (named "Carl", apparently):
  Joey Drew: Hang in there, Carl!

Chapter 2: The Demon's Domain

Once you finally open the door after getting the distraught Lost One's pictures back (and dealing with them), their note found beyond the door has them going on a tangent about people stealing their original characters, ending with "DO NOT STEAL! DO NOT STEAL!"

Chapter 3: The Eternal Machine

To reach the Gent building, Audrey has to pass by territory ruled by a Lost One called Lord Amok, who she finds simply sitting in a chair with two guards flanking him. On seeing Audrey, Amok and his mooks immediately attack... and they turn out to be exactly as strong as regular Lost Ones. Funnier still, the moment Amok falls dead, two new guards run out, stand by the chair and immediately proclaim Audrey to be the new Lord Amok. Audrey can even sit in his chair!

Chapter 4: Factory of Horrors

Whenever you hit the Perfect Bendy with the Gent Pipe, his head spins around with a silly cartoon noise.
If you knock on the door to a movie theater a certain number of times, you get this gem which also doubles as a jab at picky movie critics.
Lost One: So many bad movies! They never end!

Chapter 5: The Dark Revival

When Wilson lets you enter his lair, there's a ridiculously egocentric painting of him fighting the Ink Demon holding a sword.
Audrey can pet Tom. The fact that he keeps the permanent scowl on his face the whole time makes it all the funnier.
Not much can prepare one for walking into a room and seeing Alice Angel walk in with a Tommy gun!
Shipahoy Dudley’s cartoon form. He just looks entirely off and out of place, somehow more resembling a mascot for tinned seafood products than any kind of cartoon protagonist, and knowing what Wilson intends with him you can already feel it's not even remotely going to work.
During the final battle, Sammy Lawrence makes a return and starts preaching praises to the Ink Demon as usual...only to get shot by Allison and fall off his perch. If you listen closely, you can even hear the Wilhelm Scream as he falls to the floor.

Funny / Bendy and the Dark Revival