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#### Birth and Youth

Boris was originally born into the Silvertail family. The Silvertails had a farm located on the outskirts of Paradise Hills and had lived there for years without issue (Ch 292). Boris lived on the farm with both of his parents and his two siblings, Brody and Beatrice (Ch 226). But Paradise Hills was quickly becoming a dangerous place for predator-type animal toons after an incident in town concerning a bear toon biting a rabbit toon. Tensions were running high and Boris's uncle Neil was even running for local office in the hopes of making things better for the predator-type toons in the town. Things finally reached a boiling point when Boris's sister Beatrice got into a fight on the playground and bit one of the other kids (Ch 292).

Boris was only 4 years old when the mob was created to violently clear the wolves from Paradise Hills by burning their property and shooting any wolf they spot. Boris's father was caught up in it first but he was able to send one of their neighbours back to their house to warn the rest of the family to escape while they could. Boris's mother got the three scared kids dressed and then quickly ushered them into the surrounding forests as the mob closed in on them. While running through the forest the mob began to shoot at them. Shortly after, their mother suddenly cried out in pain and fell to the ground. The kids tried to stop to help her but she urged them to keep running, instructing them to hide by the stream and only come out for family or another wolf. While Brody grabbed Boris's hand to continue dragging him through the forest, Beatrice was left behind as she argued with their fallen mother. While running Boris tripped over his untied shoelaces and fell down into the river. His brother tried to check on him but once again the mob is almost upon them. Boris urged his brother to run away, claiming that he'll catch up later and Brody took off downstream. Now alone Boris pulled himself up and started to run downstream himself, but one of the mob's hunting dogs caught up with the wolf pup. Boris managed to escape the dog, though not before being bitten on the leg, and fell down another embankment when a gunshot next to him scared him. Boris silently hid as the mob moved past him and stayed there for a long time after they were gone. After emerging from his hiding place Boris began to limp downstream in an attempt to find Brody. After walking a whole day Boris came to the end of the stream with no signs of Brody. Boris then began to aimlessly wander the countryside for over a week looking for help. Along his journey Boris did come across a few farms but they all chased him away without giving any help. His starvation became so dire that, after a week, he was forced to eat his boots to survive. Eventually, the starving pup arrived at the edge of Sillyvision and collapsed on a pile of cardboard in an alley (Ch 226).

#### On the Streets

It was while Boris was shivering on this cardboard that he met Bendy. After fleeing from the angry butcher whom he had just stolen a ham from to an alley on the outskirts of town, Bendy hears a noise from further back in the alley. When he goes to investigate Bendy discovers a clearly starving Boris lying on the cardboard with a hopeless look in his eyes. It's this hopelessness that leads to Bendy attempting to befriend the young wolf, introducing himself and even offering to share his ham with Boris. While Boris is initially confused at Bendy's generosity he is happy to have some around who wants to be his friend and the two of them share some of the ham. After they finish their meal Boris nervously asks if Bendy will be his brother instead of just his friend, to which Bendy happily agrees to after recovering from the shock. After this the two boys stuck together (Ch 8).

Since both boys were very much still street orphans they spent much of their time trying to survive day by day. In the beginning, Bendy would go out to steal food for them while Boris would stay behind since he wasn't strong enough to keep up. Whenever Bendy would come back beaten up from his escapades Boris would begin to tear up, which wasn't surprising seeing as he was generally much sadder back then, and he even sometimes begged Bendy not to go out of fear that Bendy wouldn't return. After a month of this, Bendy sat Boris down and told him he wanted to be greeted with a smile when he returned, not tears. In the following weeks, Boris often forgot this request so Bendy would walk up to him, take his face in his hands and ask "Where's my happy widdle wolfie?". Eventually, the saying became a thing between the two brothers that would instantly help Boris perk up and feel better when Bendy did it (Ch 127).

As mentioned previously, B-Bros often had to resort to stealing to survive, which caused them to have their fair share of run-ins with the local police. While the brothers ran from and subsequently harassed many of the local cops there was one weasel cop in particular who they caught doing dirty business on the side. After discovering the dirty cop the brothers, mostly Bendy, constantly harassed the weasel by threatening to expose his crimes. In return the weasel had begun specifically targeting the brothers, getting many of the other cops to follow suit and trying to frame the brothers multiple times. Boris has stated that there were many times that the weasel cop actually got a little to close to catching them for comfort and that he was very scared multiple times throughout this. According to the wolf it was Bendy who managed to save them every time things started looking dicey. Eventually, the brothers made a plan to out the weasel once and for all. While the details of this plan are unknown, apparently the weasel ended up strung up in the middle of town with evidence of his crimes all around him. The weasel cop was subsequently fired but the incident did cause the rest of the local police to dislike the B-Bros even more, both because a bunch of kids had caught a dirty cop when they couldn't and because there were still a couple of dirty cops on the force (Ch 6).

There is also a rather mysterious event that would happen to the boys every Christmas. They would decorate a secret Christmas tree hidden in the woods every year and, without fail, on Christmas day they would find presents from an unknown gift giver. These gifts consisted of second-hand clothing, food, small mechanical items they could repair for money and a couple of personal items. It is unknown who gave them these gifts as Santa only ever gave them coal and they were careful to not lead anyone back to the location of their tree (Inky Extras Series Part 11).

Whenever the police did catch the brothers, and inevitably failed to charge them with any crimes, the boys were sent off to the local orphanage. At the orphanage, run by Ms. Sarah and Lady Tremaine, both the ladies running the place and the potential adoptive parents were ok with Boris but would severely mistreat/neglect Bendy. Since Boris refused to be adopted without Bendy the adults generally didn't know what to do. The B-bros never stayed at the orphanage long but for the time they were there they had to deal with a lot. For instance, Bendy explains in one conversation how he would often be put in the "lock box". The "lock box" was a large chest in the front room that the ladies of the orphanage would lock naughty kids in as punishment for hours on end. Meanwhile, Boris spent much of his time fending off various adoptive families who wanted to take just him and leave Bendy. One couple even tried to force Boris to come with them since the wife thought he would be perfect. When the husband grabbed Boris's wrist the wolf had bit him before threatening to break everything in their house and run away if they took him. While they were at the orphanage Bendy quickly established a rule with the other kids; they could say whatever they wanted too about him but they couldn't do anything to Boris. When they would eventually get sick of the adults of the orphanage the B-Bros would head to outside to their "escape bush", which was a bush that hid a hole the brothers had made in the orphanage fence, and be back out roaming the streets once again in no time (Ch 80).

### Book One

Boris and his older brother Bendy live together in a small apartment in the town of Sillyvision. The brothers work as mechanics at Pete's garage and, although they aren't particularly well off, they are happy. Boris even occasionally plays with the band at *The Dancing Lady*. One day after work the brothers come across a panicked Wilson Wiseton and, thanks in part to Boris's begging, they invite the owl back to their apartment. Boris goes to bed early and when he wakes up he spends the morning talking to Wilson about their past before Bendy demands the bird leave. After a fight between the brothers Boris is informed by Wilson that Bendy may have Ink Illness before Wilson leaves.

Later on Boris keeps his mechanic job while his brother is fired from it. Boris continues to work at the garage and it is there where he is informed of Wilson's death by Bendy, as well as informed of everything Wilson told his brother about Ink Illness and the Ink Machine. Although Boris worries about his brother he continues to go to work at the garage until it burns down in a suspicious fire. Boris is, luckily, not in the garage at the time of the fire. After the police begin to suspect the brothers of being the culprits of the fire and Wilson's death, as well as having their apartment broken into, Boris and Bendy leave Sillyvision to go to Toon Town in order to find Dr. Oddswell.

After stopping in Warnerburg on their way to Toon Town the brothers find themselves stuck there after Bendy's bag get's stolen. While in Warnerburg the brothers look for the bag with the help of Finley, Sammy, Yakko, Wakko and Dot. Boris also plays instruments in street performances to raise money during this period, as well as helping Bendy through his increasingly severe Ink Attacks. Both brothers are wanted criminals at this time as they were never cleared of their suspected crimes in Sillyvision and thus have to run from the cops occasionally.

Upon tracking down the location of the stolen bag Boris is one of the members to go to attempt to retrieve it from the theft ring's warehouse. Boris is the one to find the bag among the stolen goods, but the group is soon confronted by members of the theft ring. Boris escapes thanks to the efforts of the Warners and Bendy. Boris and Bendy soon meet up with Finley and Sammy who have found some cars, one of which Boris quickly hotwires. While hotwiring the car Cuphead and Mugman appear and begin their assassination attempt on Boris and Bendy. Boris then acts as the getaway driver for the group to escape from the Cupbros, theives and police. He only switched the drivers seat with Wakko when Bendy had an Ink Attack in the car.

After obtaining the bag Bendy and Boris are smuggled on a train to Toon Town thanks to a distraction by the Warners. Boris sleeps on the train until Bendy awakens him so that they can escape after a fellow passenger recognizes them. The brothers head to the back of the still moving train where Bendy suggests they just jump for it, but Boris refuses due to the fact that they would likely die. Instead, Boris goes back inside the car to pull the emergency stop cord (and kick an annoying dog) in order to slow the train down enough to where they can safely jump off the train. The brothers then escape into the forest and begin walking to Toon Town on foot. On the way to Toon Town they come across the *Black Hat Casino*, which they go into in order to get directions and food. While at the Casino, Boris goes to a bathroom to clean himself up and ends up getting lost for a short while in the large building. When Boris returns to Bendy the two brothers quickly take their food to go as Bendy doesn't wish to stay in the Casino long.

The two brothers eventually make it to Toon Town where they find a bed and breakfast to stay at for the night. After getting cleaned up and going to bed Boris is awakened in the middle of the night by Bendy having an Ink Attack. Boris cares for Bendy through the Ink Attack, as well as cleaning up the mess and making excuses to those in the neighboring rooms after the fact.

The next day the brothers head to Yen Sid University to search for Dr. Oddswell. There, Boris passes through the magical mural, but doesn't really feel the effects much. After talking with the girl at the information desk the brothers head out to Dr. Oddswell's last known address, stopping on the way to buy a map. Once they reach the house the brothers discover no one is there, so Boris and Bendy break in. In the house Red finds them and, after some arguing, she takes the brothers to Dr. Oddswells "clinic". Although the brothers are still wary of Red and the Doctor they go with her to the clinic, even offering to fix Red's malfunctioning car once they arrive. At the clinic Red gives both brothers a physical check up before bringing Dr. Oddswell in to see them. When the page of Wilson's journal falls out of Bendy's pocket during the discussion Boris is the one to pick it up, thus bringing it to Dr. Oddswell's attention. After recognizing the page as Wilson's work Dr. Oddswell quickly ushers the boys into the clinic to get them settled and begin translating the page.

### Book Two

Boris spent the first couple of chapters of Book Two trying to translate Wilson’s journal page with Bendy at Dr. Oddswell’s clinic in an observatory. He and Bendy soon have to leave when the Cupbros burst into the place in yet another attempt to kill them. Without many other options they return to *Black Hat’s Casino* to finish the translation.

With the page translated but no direction to go, Boris ends up crying and praying for help in one of the casino’s gardens as he fears Bendy’s illness is getting worse and he has no way to help him. Alice witnessed this and, moved by the wolf’s pleas, she uses a miracle which gives Boris a Map that shows the location of the Ink Machine Parts.

Dot takes the B-Bros to New Orleans with one of her “scene changes” where one of the parts is located. Soon, Bendy and Boris find out that they’re the only ones who can see the map, plus it’s outdated making it harder for them to get oriented. A mysterious woman invites them into her shop with the promise of helping them, she’s revealed to know voodoo magic and reads the boys’ cards. For Boris she states:

“Now, you suga’ have done the best you can. You have been helped and are willing to help ever since you had the strength to do so. You have had guidance for as long as you can remember.” The card showed a dog following footprints. “Now, you’re struggling to feel helpful to your brother. You have a map from a great being, but no idea how to use it. You have an idea of what you are looking for, but no help on how to find it or build it. Your battle is time,” she said. Boris gazed at her unblinking with huge eyes. The card showed the dog looking in distress at a mess of separated junk in the way of the path. “Now, in your future, you’ll take a different route. You will be the one to blaze the trail to success or failure. Many will be set against you. Hope or despair, which will claim you in the end?” It showed the dog going off the trail and into the shadowy forest. (Lady Facilier, Chapter 35).

The Voodoo Queen sent the brothers to the swamps and stole their map without them noticing. Once in the swamps, Bendy and Boris have to dodge alligators and wander until just when they were about to settle in for the night, Boris noticed a distinct rock, upon resting his hand on it he fell into a hole. Bendy followed him and the two found themselves in a temple. They soon were trapped in it as a deadly trap stopped them from moving forward or returning. They are saved by Mama Odie who guides them through the temple. Later on they face a giant serpent who acted as the guardian for the machine part that surprisingly, had been taken away already.

Boris, Bendy, Mama Odie and Juju (the guardian serpent turned small) exit the temple and, after discovering Lady Facilier’s tricked them, the B-Bros return to New Orleans with the advice from Mama Odie to “dig a little deeper” and “find the one who’s in debt”.

Back in the city, Boris has to convince Bendy to accept teaming up with Mugman to defeat the Voodoo Queen. They came across the cupman when Bendy defended him from a restaurant manager (not knowing it was him yet). When Boris proposes to Mugs a deal in which the Cupbros can’t attack their friends anymore, Mugman accepts, as he needs to save Cuphead who had been turned into just a cup by the Voodoo Queen.

During the battle against the Voodoo Queen, it was Boris’ job to sneak around and grab Cup, the map and the machine part which turned out to be a Doll Lady Facilier kept with her. He fails as he is discovered by the woman and threatened to be turned into merchandise for her shop. Just in time, Mama Odie arrives and after the Voodoo Queen gets turned into a shadow by her crystal ball breaking, Bendy and Boris flee from the now turned back to normal Cuphead.

During the train ride back to Toon Town, the B-Bros notice that the Doll has become connected to Bendy. Boris has to answer the door of their room to cover for them as they are still wanted while Bendy has another ink attack. The wolf helps his brother and watched as Bendy fixes an injury in his hand by stitching up the Doll.

### Book Three

Boris and Bendy first appear as they sneak off the train and re-enter the *Black Hat Casino*. While looking at a bulletin board in the Casino, Boris spots a flyer for Mickey's Circus, which is coming to Toon Town the next week, and gets very excited about it. After calming down about the Circus the two B-Bros head over to the bar to try to find Alice and have a drink together. While there the B-Bros run into the Sykes brothers, who start bothering them as the men attempt to get information about Alice out of Bendy. Boris mostly works to keep Bendy from starting a fight, but after the Sykes brothers realize who exactly the B-Bros are Boris ends up getting sent away by Bendy to pack the bags in their room just in case. Boris reluctantly heads up to the room with the promise to come back when the bags were packed. By the time Boris returns from the room the Sykes brothers are being escorted off the premises and Bendy is chatting with Alice at the bar. While Boris is worried and annoyed about his brother getting into yet another fight while he was gone he quickly settles as Bendy officially introduces him to Alice. Alice is shocked that the two of them are brothers and, after they final convince her of their family ties, the three of them begin talking and joking with each other (Ch 43).

Boris then attends Alice's singing performance alongside his brother and the Warners. Boris congratulates Alice on her amazing performance after the show and later assures Alice that the Warners are friends of theirs when they pop up to introduce themselves. When the Sykes brothers burst back into the Casino looking for them with a group of armed mobsters the B-Bros head upstairs while the men are distracted by Alice and the Warners. Soon after Alice meets back up with them and the three of them begin walking to the brothers' room to make their escape before the cops appear. As their walking Bendy suddenly collapses in pain on the ground, causing Boris to worriedly check to see if it's another Ink Attack, but Bendy quickly informs him that it's actually due to someone grabbing The Doll (Ch 44).

After hearing that someone has The Doll, Boris races back to the B-Bros room in a panic only to find that it has been trashed with no sign of The Doll in any of the mess. Alice also comes into the room, after being sent to help Boris by Bendy, and offers to try something to help the brothers in exchange for getting a full explanation afterwards. After getting the physical description of The Doll from Boris, Alice attempts to use a summoning spell to retrieve it but the magic fails. Boris reassures Alice that it's fine that her magic failed. Then the wolf suddenly catches an unknown sulphur scent in the room, which he realizes must belong to the person who took The Doll. Boris tells Alice to go get Bendy before taking off after the scent (Ch 45).

Boris follows the sulphur smell back to the room where the men looking for him and Bendy are, which is when he knocks into a woman. The woman, recognizing him as one of the B-Bros, immediately sells him out to the men in the hopes that they'll stop shooting. Dot, who had been simultaneously messing with and taking out the men, appears next to Boris just in time for the three men left standing to turn and demand the pup come with them. After a quick reassurance from Dot that they could still take out the men without issue Boris agrees to go with the men. As the men lead Boris out, they continue talking to one another, Boris questioning what the men want and the men asking Boris about the various rumours they've heard. Suddenly, Dot pulls out a giant baseball bat to take out one of the men and then quickly uses her gags to take out one of the others before the final man (Tom) pulls a gun on Boris. Tom grabs Boris and is about to shoot Dot when Alice comes up behind him and hits him over the head with a stone bust, knocking him out. Alice asks if Boris is ok and if he found The Doll yet, to which Boris replies that he hasn't found it but he's close. Alice reveals that she left Bendy with Yakko in the lobby and then joins Boris in searching for The Doll after sending Dot to the others in the lobby. As Boris and Alice follow the scent Alice questions Boris about Bendy, once again asking why Bendy doesn't act like a normal Demon (Ch 45).

The two arrive in an empty room with a stage and follow a noise they hear to the backstage area. Alice takes the lead from Boris and, upon arriving backstage, finds a small imp holding The Doll. Alice threatens the imp to give her The Doll or face her power, but the imp opens a black-red portal in the wall to try to escape through. Alice uses her magic to banish the Demon just as Boris tackles it, who is surprised when the imp disappears out from under him. After checking to make sure they're both uninjured they begin looking for The Doll. As they're looking Bendy shows up with the Warners and it's not long before Dot has stumbled upon The Doll. Bendy tries to get Dot to hand it over but upon learning that anything done to The Doll is felt by Bendy, a revelation which also surprises Yakko and Alice, Dot begins to kiss and hug The Doll. As Bendy chases Dot to retrieve The Doll the other three discuss Alice's magic and why an imp would be stealing The Doll in the first place. Their conversation is cut off when a particularly strong hug Dot gives The Doll actually makes Bendy choke. When Dot goes to apologize to Bendy he takes the chance to snatch The Doll from her and reprimand her for playing around with it. With the distraction done Boris goes back to thinking about Alice's magic and wonders if she is the Angel he saw in this Casino. However, before he can ask her Black Hat bursts through the door and demands to know what Alice is doing in his Casino (Ch 45).

After a tense conversation with Black Hat, Boris is kicked out of the Casino with the rest of the group. After being brought back to their room by Dr. Flug and packing their bags the B-Bros find themselves standing outside the Casino waiting for Alice. While he and Bendy originally plan to just camp in the woods, now that they've been kicked out, the Warners insist the B-Bros come with them. When Alice rejoins the group all of them are teleported by Dot to Xedo's apartment. After the initial shock and introductions are out of the way Boris and the rest of the group settle down to spend the night at Xedo's place (Ch 46).

The next day Boris helps Bendy and Xedo explain everything the B-Bros have been through since Sillyvision to Alice and the Warners. While he does notice that Bendy doesn't tell them the whole story he doesn't contradict his brother. After the B-Bros finish their story Boris once again asks Alice about her magic, which she vaguely explains as being something her family taught her. With all the explanations taken care of as best they can be for the time being the group decides to head over to Dr. Oddswell's house. After sneaking around the back of the house and getting stopped by a suspicious Avery, Boris starts trying to explain who they are before Granny comes to the door and recognizes the B-Bros. The entire group heads into the house and begin talking with Granny and Avery about what they have missed while they were out trying to find The Doll. When the B-Bros ask how the third patient, Steven, has been doing, they are shocked to hear he has died while they were away (Ch 48).

The B-Bros are horrified and saddened at the news that Steven is dead, with Boris crying his eyes out as he absorbs the news. After being comforted a bit by Granny, Bendy pulls Boris aside so they can have a moment alone to deal with this new information. The two brothers head upstairs to one of the rooms and begin to talk with each other. This eventually leads to them arguing as Boris worries about Bendy's health and how he can help his brother. Bendy assures him that they'll be ok as long as they just keep going and he's finally able to calm Boris down once more. At this point, Alice comes into the room to call them back down to the group in the living room to discuss what to do next. During the discussion Avery baits The Doll into biting him, thus linking The Doll to himself instead of Bendy. While Bendy isn't happy about this change he eventually gives in and takes Boris and Avery to hide The Doll away in a secret spot in the house (Ch 49).

Boris, alongside the majority of the group, then leaves the house to go pick up Wakko from the hospital. At the hospital, the B-Bros leave the rest of the group to head to the cemetery to visit Steven's grave. On the way to the cemetery, Boris notices a flower shop and asks Bendy if they can go in to grab some flowers for their visit. Bendy agrees and the two head inside to buy a bouquet before continuing towards their goal. At the graveyard, Boris places the flowers on Steven's grave and cries about how unfair it is that the boy died. After some comforting from Bendy, the two of them sadly leave the cemetery. The B-Bros don't make it very far before they are ambushed by the Cupbros. While Bendy and Cuphead quickly run off into an intense chase Boris and Mugs awkwardly stare at each other for a little while before Mugs asks Boris if he wants to play go fish. Boris hesitantly agrees and the two boys begin joking and catching up with each other as they play. Boris tells him about Steven and Mugs asks Boris to send a letter back to Inkwell for him since Cup would be mad if he caught Mugs sending it. This gets the two of them talking about their older brothers and Mugs confesses how he sometimes believes Cuphead just views him as a burden. After taking a moment to think Boris replies that there are times he also thinks he's a burden to Bendy but he knows Bendy cares and works hard to do the best for him so maybe Cuphead is the same way even if he doesn't say it. Mugs thanks Boris for the advice and the two go back to playing, but it's not long before they are interrupted by the return of Cuphead, who is carrying an unconscious Bendy under his arm. Cup tosses Bendy at his brother before grabbing Mugs by the handle and dragging his younger brother away. Boris is left alone to check his older brother over and is surprised that Cuphead seemed to have helped Bendy during his ink attack, even if the Dish didn't go about it in the kindest way. At the sound of sirens, Boris picks up his brother and sneaks the two of them back to Xedo's apartment where they spend the remainder of the day (Ch 50).

Following their run-in with the Cupbros the whole city had been made aware of the B-Bros return to Toon Town, forcing them to hide away in Xedo's apartment. They spend the majority of their first day in hiding dealing with an angry Xedo, who got fired when he tried to run the Ink Illness story, and a stressed Wiston, who keeps trying to burn down the apartment to cope. The following day is spent heading out with Alice, who is job hunting, to resupply at Betty's shop. Betty is surprisingly understanding about the B-Bros situation and even hires Alice to help out around the shop. When they return to Xedo's apartment they find that the fox has a plan for getting the news story printed that involves the Warners and a conspiracy theorist enthusiast who works at the newspaper. The next morning, when Xedo's story hits the news, the B-Bros once again hideaway in the apartment as they witness the fallout from the story breaking. The B-Bros continue to hide in the apartment until a couple of days later when Holly tracks them down and confronts them in Xedo's apartment. While initially worried about Holly turning them in they calm down a bit after she assures them she isn't there to call the cops on them and instead just wants answers. The group then settles in to talk with Holly about Wilson and magic. During this talk, after realizing Holly knows about Micco runes, Boris asks the girl if she can update The Map. After writing out the runes for her to examine Holly says she'll see what she can do. After a bit more talking and thanking Holly for the help she's offering the girl leaves. While the group is unsure whether they can trust her or not it's too late to take back everything they've told her (Ch 51).

Having still not been arrested by the cops even after Holly discovered them Bendy is starting to go a little stir crazy cooped up inside Xedo's apartment for so long. After picking up a flyer sticking out of Boris's pack he sees that today is the day Mickey's circus rolls into town so he goes to ask his brother if he would like to take a trip to the circus. Though Boris is slightly nervous about going out while everything is still so crazy Bendy's reassurance and his own excitement quickly outweigh his fears so he agrees to go. Boris leaves his brother for a moment to go get ready and it's not long before he bursts back into the room to drag Bendy out the door so they can head to the circus. The B-Bros watch the circus show, Bendy smiling at how excited Boris is throughout the whole thing. After the show ends Bendy notices a security guard and asks if they would be able to meet Mickey himself, to which the security guard happily agrees. The guard leads the B-Bros to the apartments next to the circus where the crew/performers are staying and shows them to Mickey's room, telling the two that they can just head on in before taking his leave. Bendy drags the nervous Boris into the room, where Mickey happily greets them and gives Boris an autograph. As the three of them are talking a bunny kid towing along their father, Oswald, asks if Mickey needs anything while they're out grocery shopping. However, before Ozzy and his kid can leave to go shopping another one of Bendy's ink attacks begin. The attack frightens everyone there but particularly Oswald, so Mickey calls Donald to take him away from the scene. Mickey and Boris help Bendy through the attack which thankfully doesn't last too long. Once it finishes Bendy apologizes for ruining Boris's first impression with Mickey, a concern which Boris easily laughs off since that's not what he's worried about at that moment. Boris thinks about how scary the attack was until Mickey's return from putting their ink-stained clothes in the laundry and a subsequent hug quickly erases all other thoughts from his mind. Mickey then pulls Boris aside to talk to him and asks if Boris has a job or any other family besides Bendy. When he finds out Boris is a mechanic Mickey happily offers the wolf a job with the circus. While Boris is ecstatic to receive the offer he has to decline since he and Bendy still have to complete their quest for the Ink Machine. Mickey is disappointed at the refusal but before they can continue their talk Bendy reappears to grab Boris and the two B-Bros take their leave after saying their goodbyes to Mickey (Ch 52).

The B-Bros are chatting as they walk back to the apartment when Boris decides to head into a bakery to pick up some rolls while Bendy waits outside. While Bendy is waiting he's suddenly dragged into a nearby alley by Cuphead, who is back to finish his job. Bendy manages to escape Cup and makes a run for it down the alley with the Dish not far behind. Boris suddenly runs around a corner towards Bendy, quickly followed by Mugman. Just as Mugs is lunging for the B-Bros Cup shoots and accidentally hits his younger brother, who collapses in a pool of blood. Cup is horrified by what he has done and races to Mugs but it's only moments before Mugman passes out, becoming completely unresponsive. Boris tries to offer help to the Cupbros but Cup goes mad with grief and threatens to tear the two of them limb from limb. Realizing just how dangerous the situation has become, Bendy grabs Boris and drags the wolf a couple of blocks away from the scene before he notices Boris crying. Bendy pulls the two of them into another alley and tells Boris that he shouldn't cry over guys like the Cupbros, but Boris argues that they don't seem like bad guys. Bendy reassures Boris that the Cupbros will be fine since they're strong and then cheers the wolf up a bit. After calming down the B-Bros cautiously make their way back to Xedo's apartment (Ch 53).

As the B-Bros enter the apartment they're shocked to see Featherworth and Ringtail waiting for them. Despite Bendy's attempts to grab Boris and run for it the two boys are caught and placed under arrest by the detectives. While no one is really happy about the B-Bros arrest the group agrees that they have no other option but to go through with their trial. The brothers are taken down to the precinct, with Boris confiding in Bendy that he's worried the trial will take too long and they'll lose time on finding more of the Parts. Bendy reassures Boris that all their friends will get them out as soon as possible just as they are brought into the precinct, to the cheers of all the officers there. The brothers are then processed by the detectives before they are separated for questioning. After the questioning Boris is sent to a separate jail then Bendy, due to him being a minor (Ch 53).

Boris does not appear again until Chapter 59 when he is released from the juvie in order to attend his trial. According to the guard that drops Boris off at the courthouse Boris got along very well with the other kids at the juvie. After a happy reunion between the brothers, the brothers talk with their lawyer a little bit before heading out to start the trial. After the trial begins both he and Bendy are shocked when the murder of Lady Facilier is added to their list of charges, but they can only sit through it as the trial plows ahead. After uncomfortably sitting through the opening statements of the trial Boris tells Bendy how weird it is to hear two different, but neither entirely accurate, versions of their lives and nervously asks Bendy if he really thinks they'll win the trial. Bendy assures Boris that he does not doubt them being freed just as the first witness is called to the stand.

Boris sits through Officer Snoutfer's testimony and perks up when Sasha is called to the stand afterwards. Sasha immediately pulls the B-Bros into a hug upon seeing them before berating the boys for not writing enough and causing her so much worry. Before Sasha can rip into the boys too badly White Rabbit breaks in to remind her about the trial and she finally takes the witness stand with one last promise that she'll talk to the B-Bros about all this later. Boris then quietly sits through Sasha's questioning by White Rabbit, only speaking to remind Bendy not to pick fights when the Demon hears someone in the audience calling him small (Ch 60).

During Mr. Winky's interrogation of Sasha, Boris is just as surprised as his brother about the various revelations about Sasha's past. As Mr. Winky continues to verbally attack Sasha on the stand both of the B-Bros get angry at the lawyer. When Bendy finally snaps at the lawyer Boris pushes his own anger aside to help calm his brother down so he doesn't get into a fight in the middle of the courtroom. Even after Bendy calms down Boris keeps a hand on his brother's shoulder. When Sasha eventually leaves the stand both of the B-Bros are left in a daze as they realize just how much they didn't know about their friend. The brothers finally snap back to reality during Holly's testimony, during which both are stunned by Mr. Winky's accusation that Ink Illness could be caused by using runes. During her testimony, after Mr. Winky says one too many dismissive remarks about the victims of Ink Illness, Boris finally snaps and begins to tearfully shout about how Mr. Winky can't just talk about people who are suffering like that until Bendy finally manages to calm the pup down. By the time the Warners are called to the stand, Boris has calmed down enough to cheerfully greet the trio before they take the stand. When the Warners begin joking around with the guard instead of taking their oath Boris is the one to advise the poor man that it's better to just let it go instead of pushing it (Ch 61).

Boris sits through White Rabbit's questioning of the Warners but as the whole trial devolves into chaos during Mr. Winky's attempted questioning of the trio Boris informs the man that he should do something to stop the Warners quickly before they bring down the whole building. When Wakko begins having an Ink Attack Boris steps up with Bendy to protect the trio from the various guards who are still looking to capture them. As Bendy makes a speech about how those with Ink Illness need help Boris joins in with his own desperate plea for help to the onlookers, crying and begging for them not to let him lose any more people he cares about. Bendy once again comforts Boris as best he can, and soon enough Wakko's attack comes to an end. With the attack over Judge Hearts calls a recess so everyone can recover from this latest ordeal (Ch 62).

The two B-Bros are brought back into the prep room they were in before the trial for the recess. Boris is distracted during the break and, after some prodding, Boris admits it's because it was the first time he had seen someone, besides Bendy, have an attack and he had been worried about Wakko. After some reassurance between the brothers that all their loved ones will be fine by the end of this the B-Bros head back into the courtroom to finish their trial. The next witness is called and it's none other than Lady Facilier's son. Mr. Winky begins the boy's questioning by having him recount the events of the day his mother died, which makes the B-Bros feel intensely guilty. However, when the boy starts going into mundane details about the Cupbros appearances the guilt he feels keeps increasing before Bendy realizes that something strange is going on. Bendy figures out that the kid is using some kind of magic on him and Boris to make them feel that way. Bendy then assures Boris that the intense emotions he's feeling aren't real as the Demon works to figure out a way to stop the young boy's magic. Thanks to a disruption during the boy's testimony Bendy is able to stop the shadow that the kid is using to emotionally attack the B-Bros. Bendy is then able to use his own shadows to shield them from the kid's magic, freeing them from the onslaught of false emotion. Boris is confused when he hears the boy's shadow hiss at being blocked, but Bendy reassures him not to worry about it. After the boy is finally dismissed from the stand Boris is called up to the stand (Ch 63).

Mr. Winky begins by asking Boris about his history with Bendy but as Boris finishes his explanation Mr. Winky comments how it seems like Bendy is the one calling the shots between the two brothers. After implying that Boris is just a victim conditioned by Bendy to do whatever the Demon tells him to do Mr. Winky ends his questioning. White Rabbit then steps up and begins asking Boris about what happened to the two of them in Toon Town and New Orleans. White Rabbit also asks Boris if he agrees with Bendy's choices, whether he regrets coming to Toon Town and what the pup would do if freed. This allows Boris to show that he has had free will during the entire series of events that have taken place and White Rabbit concludes his questioning. After reassuring Boris that he did a good job it's finally Bendy's turn to take the stand. Boris listens to Bendy's testimony and tells his brother that he did a good job when he is finished. The B-Bros wait for the verdict and are both shocked and ecstatic when they are proclaimed not guilty. Boris also gratefully thanks both White Rabbit and the detectives for all their help during the case. The B-Bros then begin making their way through the crowd and out of the courthouse but as they are exiting someone yells about a gun and the two B-Bros are pushed down by Featherworth as the shots go off (Ch 63).