Wall Bank

The Wall Bank is a small, sentient creature that lives inside a framed drawing on the wall of Mellow’s Room. It resembles a living bank vault crossed with a cube — it eats coins, reacts to being fed, and reveals the password Cheshire when satisfied. Its role in the game is brief but critical: the Cheshire password opens the door to the toilet portal, which is the demo’s only exit and the start of Chapter 1 in the full game.

Overview

The Wall Bank is one of Endacopia’s most memorable single-room NPCs. It is not a character in the traditional sense — it has no dialogue beyond reactive sounds — but it is a fully interactive object that gates progression for every player who reaches the demo’s end.

The Wall Bank’s mechanics:

1. Feeding — Place a coin item directly on the Wall Bank to feed it
2. Growth — Each coin makes the Wall Bank physically larger
3. Password reveal — After two coins, it speaks the word Cheshire
4. State persistence — Cheshire is remembered even after leaving the room

How to Feed the Wall Bank

You need two coins to unlock the Wall Bank’s password. The coin chain:

1. Solve the Kitchen & Coins puzzle to obtain the Cheese
2. Return to Mellow’s Room and place the cheese in the hole in the framed drawing
3. A cockroach emerges — step on it to collect two coins
4. Return to the Wall Bank and feed it both coins (use each coin directly on the creature)

The Wall Bank grows larger after each coin. After the second coin, it visibly reacts and the password Cheshire becomes available.

Password: Cheshire

The word Cheshire is the password for the Bathroom door at the demo’s ending. Entering Cheshire in the bathroom prompt completes the demo’s final puzzle and triggers the ending sequence.

Note: Entering Cheshire before obtaining it legitimately (via cheating or sequence breaking) triggers a specific dialogue line: “You Shouldn’t Know This Already” — indicating the game tracks when the password was obtained.

Wall Bank and the Toilet Portal

The Wall Bank’s password is the only way to exit the demo. The bathroom contains a locked door that prompts for a password. Without Cheshire, players cannot progress.

In the full game, this knowledge carries forward. The toilet portal leads to the dismemberment room and Chapter 1’s body-part recovery.

Community Notes

• The Wall Bank is sometimes called the “Cheshire Cat” reference — the word “Cheshire” is famously associated with the grinning Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland
• Some players have reported attempting to use other passwords (“poopy”, etc.) — these are all rejected with unique dialogue
• The Wall Bank does not appear in the full game’s later chapters — it is a Prologue-only character

Connections

• Mellow’s Room — location
• Kitchen & Coins — coin source
• Bathroom — password destination
• Getting Started — demo walkthrough

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I feed the Wall Bank without the cheese? A: No. The cheese is the only way to obtain coins for the Wall Bank. See the Kitchen & Coins puzzle.

Q: Does the Wall Bank remember Cheshire across save files? A: The Wall Bank is a single-session puzzle. There is no save system in the demo. The full game uses wandering save points.

Q: What happens if I enter the wrong password? A: The game rejects incorrect passwords at the bathroom door. You can try again until you enter Cheshire.

Q: Is the Wall Bank related to the Cheshire Cat? A: Likely — “Cheshire” is a direct reference. The grin-without-cat effect is consistent with Endacopia’s analog-horror style of borrowing from children’s media and distorting it.