Bon (often called Bon the Rabbit or Bon the Hare) is the main antagonist of the analog horror series The Walten Files. He is a tall, blue-furred 1970s animatronic rabbit and the leader of the restaurant band "The Showstoppers". Once a cheerful children's entertainer, he becomes a remorseless, twisted killer possessed by a mysterious, malevolent spirit after the disappearance of company co-founder Jack Walten.Appearance and DesignThe Animatronic: A tall, slender rabbit covered in faded blue fur with floppy ears and a wide, unsettling fixed smile.The Entity/Spectre: The spirit driving Bon is depicted as a pale, faceless, organic-looking figure with stark scars, stark contrast to a normal metal endoskeleton.Unnerving Features: Over time, his animatronic appearance grows more distorted, featuring bloodshot eyes, sharp or human-like traits, and an aura of dread.Personality and BehaviorSadistic Executioner: He hunts down individuals connected to Bunny Smiles Inc. and Bon's Burgers.Delusional Logic: He does not view his murders as evil; instead, he believes he is "resurrecting" his victims and making them "beautiful" by stuffing them into animatronic suits, mimicking a warped sense of care or curation.Manipulative: He is known to mimic familiar voices or behaviors to lure victims in, leaving a psychological trail of terror throughout the tapes.

Rosemary Walten is a central, tragic character in the analog horror series The Walten Files. She is the devoted wife of Jack Walten and mother to Sophie, Edward, and Molly. After her children and husband vanish, she suffers severe grief-induced psychosis before being brutally murdered at Bon's Burgers and possessing the animatronic Sha the Sheep.Background and PersonalityLoving Mother: Deeply protective and affectionate toward her children.Creative Talent: Worked as an artist, musician, and composer for Bunny Smiles Incorporated.Self-Insert: Modeled her artistic persona and design after Sha the Sheep.Descent into GriefDevastating Loss: Suffered immense trauma following the mysterious deaths of her children Edward and Molly, followed by Jack's sudden disappearance.Mental Deterioration: Developed severe depression, hallucinations, and dissociation, refusing outside help while blaming herself for failing her family.Disheveled Appearance: Grew increasingly frail, messy, and neglected as her psychological state fractured.Demise and PossessionTragic Death: Murdered on July 20, 1974, after being lured to the backstage of Bon's Burgers by the entity "Bon," who dismembered and killed her.The Spirit of Sha: Her soul became trapped within the Sha the Sheep animatronic, making her one of the series' core supernatural victims.