Intern (Animal Hospital)

A secret agent is an all-black, cat-like creature with pointy ears. He wears a black vest over a white collared shirt, a black tie, and a white platter, as well as black pants. On his face, he has narrow eyes with bright yellow sclera, resembling those of a cat, and his mouth and nose appear invisible unless they are behind a glass door. Armed with a pistol. He is likely connected to an organization that directs anomalies to this hospital.

After diagnosing the patient, the computer will show his diseases; The screen above the bed will then display one to three treatments needed to cure the patient. The use of improper treatment will lead to the death of the patient. However, destroying the Anomaly with the wrong treatment does not punish the player.

Exclusive procedures such as organ transplants, scalpel, scissor and antibiotic surgeries are performed in the operating room.

In the first half of the room there is a counter with a printer and a computer, as well as wall cabinets along the left wall, three chairs and a sign that says "SURGERY" on the right. Next to the counter is a recycling bin. In the second half, in the middle, there is an operating bed with two surgical lights above it. There is a huge spot under the bed, and to the right, left and back of it there are racks. Items randomly spawn on all three racks, but the 9 items that spawn never change: antibiotics, medications, intravenous drops, organs, grafts, first aid kit, scalpel, scissors, and bandages.

Instead of DNA analysis, the patient's vital signs will be examined and the results will be provided to them. However, the diagnosis and treatment will be the same as in other rooms, despite the fact that a heart scan will be performed.

This room can be divided into 2 parts:

Entrance:

Exactly the same layout as the entrance to Room 6, but with a poster depicting a working cat and the inscription "WASH HANDS". It is also mirrored. On the sign, instead of "X-ray", it says "CARDIO".

Main Hall:

In the first half of the room there is a console model, a sign with the number "7", as well as a counter with a computer, printer and wall cabinets. Closing curtains lead to the second half of the room.

On the other side of the room is a bed and a large monitor above it, and next to the bed is an IV rack with a bag of IV solution one-third full. On the other side of the bed there is a heart monitor. On the right wall is a generator, probably used to power a heart monitor or other equipment. There are two surgical lights above the bed.

To get a diagnosis in the X-ray room, you need to complete the Simon Says mini-game. This minigame is a "copy sequence" mechanic where the player must observe a sequence of 4 colors and copy that sequence. If the player enters the wrong sequence, the computer suggests a new sequence to copy.

This room can be divided into three parts:

Entrance:

A small room whose walls are similar to those of an emergency room. Against the right wall there are three chairs, and against the front wall there is a counter with two wall cabinets above it. At the left wall there is a doorway with a sign "X-ray".

Operating Room:

A medium-sized room with a sign with the number "6" on the left wall. On the front wall is a large monitor, under which there is a stand that also houses a printer and a computer. On the right wall is a panel with six black buttons and colored wires: red, green, blue, orange, pink, and blue. In the middle is a monitor. On the back wall there is a warning sign: "DANGER: HIGH VOLTAGE INSIDE. DO NOT OPEN."

X-ray Room:

A very small room with a laser panel on the ceiling that changes color depending on the last color pressed in the Copy Sequence minigame. There are also two surgical lights on the ceiling.

Instead of a DNA test, the patient will undergo an X-ray scan, after which the results will be reported. Diagnosis and treatment will be the same as in other rooms, despite the bone scan.

The emergency departments are located on the left side of the hospital, the door to the emergency room is next to the door to the doctor's office. These rooms are numbered 6-8 and require more careful work to make a diagnosis.

On the left wall there are two folding chairs, room 7, syrup treatment facilities, a green recycling container, green processing facilities, and on the front wall is room 8. On the right wall there are droplet treatments, red treatment products, white treatment products, room 6 and two folding chairs.

Room 5 is similar to Room 2, but the walls look dirty and the cup with handles is removed. The sign says "5" and the poster shows a cat in a hazmat suit with the words "Not feeling well? We are already working on this." The chairs are also removed. If you remove the poster, there is a safe behind it. To open it, you need the key to Ratew.

All posters have the words "TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF" printed in small print at the bottom.

In total, there are 8 patient rooms in the entire hospital.

Medical offices are located to the right of the corridor. The rooms are numbered from 1 to 5 and are designed for DNA analysis, subsequent examination and diagnosis of the patient.

In this wing there are two lamps, on the left wall there are two folding chairs, room 1, drip treatments, red products, white products and room 3. On the front wall next to room 5 there is a green container for separate garbage collection. On the right wall is Room 4, Syrup Treatment Facilities, a Green Separate Waste Bin, Green Facilities, Room 2, and two folding chairs.

Ward 1. It consists of a window with closed blue curtains on the right wall. A heart monitor hangs on the front wall, and a poster with a picture of a cat reads: "Your health is important to us," and another text: "Be healthy, be safe." There is also a sign with the number "1", as well as a stand with a DNA analyzer and a computer, above which there are cabinets. On the left wall there is a bed with a stand for droppers and a small bedside table with a box of gloves. A large monitor hangs above the bed. There is only one lamp in the ward.

Room 2 is similar to Room 1, but the heart monitor was moved to the counter because there were 3 black chairs in its original place. The poster now features a doctor cat with the caption "We trust our professionals." The sign now says "2" and next to the computer is a cup with a very black pen, a black pen and a blue pen. The glove compartment was also removed.

Ward 3 is similar to ward 2. The poster is removed, the sign says "3", and the chairs are replaced with a filing cabinet with three compartments and a pot with a plant on it. Now there is a pot with a plant on a small bedside table. The cup with handles is also removed.

Room 4 is similar to Room 3, but the heart monitor is located next to a small bedside table, and the filing cabinet is replaced by a partition. The flower pots are removed, and the sign says "4".

This room is located next to the shop and is closed to the player. Dr. Harlow walks in at the end of his shift. Nowadays, it looks like a standard door that can be found anywhere, but with the wood being grayish-white, and the glass is dark blue and completely opaque. The door also lacks a handle, and Dr. Harlow walks through it upon entering. Using the bug, you can go through the door, finding that there is only a void behind it. By doing this, you will fall into the infinite void and teleport back to the registration room. Above this door hangs a black sign with white text: "NO ENTRY."

The computer has green and red wires to the printer, which can be used to print visitors/patient badges. After the printing is complete, a green circle with a sound signal begins to flash under the red circle. At the end of the table there is a white cup with a black, gold and lavender handle inside. There is also a cardboard box under the table. Next to the table there is a green and dark green carpet. On the back wall hangs a black monitor with green corner elements and a green plus, the text on which changes depending on the current situation. This monitor is mounted above a small metal table with two black chairs on the sides. On the table to the left of each other, there are black and gray phones, a black button and a gray panel with three buttons in the upper right corner. There are two notes on the panel: pink with blue text "Use the camera to detect anomalies" and yellow with blue text "They hate photos..." On the monitor, you can view images from the cameras: reception, lobby and medical center. Next to the monitor is an empty display case with a stun gun inside the display case, where you can pick it up or put it back in place. On the right wall there is a metal table with a coffee machine, three empty mugs and chocolate. Under the table are two cardboard boxes, one of which has a yellow sticker with blue text that reads, "Drink coffee to keep your sanity." Next to the coffee machine, there is a poster that reads "Recover your sanity!". It depicts three icons: coffee, an image of the brain network, and chocolate. Next to the table, there is another poster about sanity that reads: "Your sanity is important", "If it reaches zero, you will die!". It depicts the same brain frame, this time with an echo effect, and next to it is a warning sign. In the corner is a green recycling bin. There are two offset lights on the ceiling.

The room consists of two windows with metal shutters that say "NOT WORKING" in red text. These shutters are connected to a red button that says "SHUTTERS". The yellow sticker reads "Use shutters to turn people away" in blue text. There is also a long L-shaped metal table on both windows. There are several markings on this table, most likely indicating the order in which the items on the patient registration table are used. A G-cam camera is mounted on a small tripod. This camera can be used to film patients trying to check in. The use of the camera creates a photograph of the patient/visitor, which may be filled with interference if it is an anomaly, or reveal the identity of the anomaly. When a visitor or patient checks in, they place the tablet on a metal table next to the camera. You can stamp the letterheads, which creates a hollow blue circle with a blue line inside. In the corner of the opening of the first window is a bell that patients/visitors ring every few seconds until their forms are stamped. When calling, the patient or visitor emits musical notes. At the top of the first window is a black monitor with green corner elements and a green plus in the middle. At the top, you can see whether patients need to be enrolled or the remaining patients need to be treated, and below is a number that indicates how many patients are left. On the table is an old computer with a monitor, as well as a keyboard and mouse. The monitor also has a red circle that is used to register patients and visitors. The screen becomes turquoise, the white text "REGISTRATION..." appears on it, and below it is a white bar that fills in. Then, when the registration is complete, the black text "REGISTERED" appears on the screen with a paper emoji above it.

The lobby consists of two parts: right and left (when viewed from the entrance). Patients get into the lobby. On the right side, there are 5 chairs lined up in a row under the white plus symbol, which is located under the black text "Animal Clinic". In the corner, next to one end of the lined up chairs, stands a potted plant, as well as another, this time closer to the entrance than the chairs. On the left side there are 3 rows of five chairs and two potted plants in the corners. There is a security camera above the chairs, and there are only three windows in this room: two on the back wall and one next to the front doors. In total, there are 3 lamps in this room. The entrance doors are on the back wall.

The tentacle appears as a huge purple mass with protruding tentacles of the same color, resting on a patient sitting on the operating table in room No 8, which is the operating room. When the patient is recovering from surgery, there is a chance that they will say that they are feeling strange, and then the Tentacle will appear, triggering an emergency with a timer alerting the player to the appearance of a monster in Room 8. The tentacle will not cause any harm to the player, but will cause the death of the patient if the timer runs out, increasing the total number of dead animals in a single run. To get rid of the tentacle, the player needs to perform surgery to remove it/remove it from the patient. This operation will always be carried out in the following order: scissors, transplant, scissors, transplant, 3 random procedures. Shooting, using a stun gun, or offering coffee to the Tentacle will automatically kill the patient, so such methods are not recommended.

Skinwalkers vary in appearance, but always possess sharp teeth and a gaping mouth that contains some mucus. To get to the hospital, they disguise themselves as ordinary patients. often show no signs of danger when admitted to the hospital, instead becoming aggressive either immediately after hospitalization, during treatment or during recovery. In this case, they say, "I'm hungry," turning into a werewolf. Once transformed, they let out a loud growl and begin to look for the nearest player or patient to attack, including patients at the entrance. If they attack a patient, an emergency is triggered in which the player must help the patient get rid of the monster. If the emergency is successfully completed, the released patient, now in a panic, runs out of the hospital. Failure to act in an emergency will result in the recorded death of the animal. When a skinwalker is defeated, it falls to the ground with its mouth wide open. Soon, he again takes the form of an ordinary patient and leaves or runs out of the building in fear. Killing an anomaly by improper treatment will cause the anomaly to turn into a skinwalker upon death. The best way to get rid of a Skinwalker is to use a gun or stun gun against them. To kill a skinwalker with a pistol, you need to make two shots. When moving into a hostile position in the direction of Skinwalker, a distinct growl will be heard. There is a possibility that Skinwalker will try to kill another Skinwalker instead of killing the sick one.

The "eye mass" is a red fleshy mass with many brown eyes. The eyes follow the player as he moves. Fluid will constantly drip from the eyes until eye drops are dripped into them. can appear in any room where patients and the waiting room are. When looking at the Mass of Eyes, the player will lose 2 to 5 sanity every half second (0.5), and the unit will also vibrate and glow red. By dropping eye drops into the "Eye Mass", you will calm him down, and you will be able to look up again without any problems. However, it is not recommended to do so, as players will still lose their minds when trying to put drops in the eye while looking at it. Just ignore this cluster of eyes without looking in its direction. The player can see the Mass of Eyes without losing their sanity while outside the room it is in (e.g., through a window or glass in the doors of patient rooms). This method allows you to determine if an enemy is inside or not without entering the room.

These creatures look like flat, paper-thin, bald creatures with eyes and a grin similar to those of a Stalker. They are slightly transparent, and the color changes slightly depending on the wall they are on. Hyders can spawn in groups of 1-6 in most hospital wards or in corridors. They change color, merging with the corresponding wall, leaving only the facial features and the barely noticeable contour of the body visible. When viewed from afar, they remain motionless. When approaching them, the creature jumps off the wall, its body turns black, and it begins to chase the player for about 5-6 seconds, after which it disappears, leaving particles behind it.

If the player is unaware of Hyder's existence and manages to catch it, it will attack, reducing the player's sanity by 10 and often stealing a healing item if the player has it in their inventory. If the player approaches a hiding creature, it can be heard breathing heavily. In addition, when it disappears or disorganizes, it emits a distorted sound. There are several ways to counter hiding enemies. One of the most common is the use of a fire extinguisher. It can be used both when the enemy is standing still and during active pursuit. Alternatively, they can be immobilized with a stun gun and disappear in the same way, or they can be shot with a firearm. can be lured to the Bed Monster. The Bed Monster will catch it, and you will get rid of both monsters at the same time. If you avoid hidden creatures long enough without provoking them with aggression, they will eventually disappear on their own.

A ghost is a translucent, ghostly figure that floats in the air. He has large black eyes with white pupils, and black tears flow down his face. He also has a sewn-up mouth and a ghostly tail. The ghost can be prone to glitches, causing it to look like an anomaly while maintaining its ghostly form. At the same time, he will behave like an ordinary ghost. The reason for this is unknown, and it is most likely unintentional. The ghost appears only after the death of the patient. It floats aimlessly in the air and disappears if the player is nearby. The ghost can also open and close doors.

The Ghost will sneak up on the player and cause them to lose 2 sanity points every second for Phantom Presence. If the ghost is nearby, it will make strange noises, including plaintive crying sounds. After a while, the ghost will disappear and make a "poof" sound.

It will attack the player even if it is invisible.

Ghosts are able to lose consciousness. Although the Ghost is mostly invisible, note that it can still be detected with a fire extinguisher after you spray it with a fire extinguisher. It will materialize for a short time after this action, immediately giving away its location and allowing it to be quickly destroyed. Keep in mind that he will still engage you in battle. (Proof may be required) The most effective way is to sneak up on the ghost from behind and kill him with a stun gun or pistol, preventing him from escaping. Look out for doors that suddenly open or small white particles float in the air – in this case, the ghost is most likely in the area. The Fire Extinguisher does no damage, but can help locate the location of the ghost by making it visible. However, you lose a lot of fire extinguisher in doing so.

The figure is a black shadow figure that resembles a cat creature. She has red glowing eyes and realistically crooked teeth in the lower half of her face. It can only be seen on cameras. The figure from the camera appears only on broken security cameras with a probability of about 50%. The longer you look at the camera, the closer it gets to itself. At first, the camera menu is missing, but after a few seconds of zooming, it reappears. If the camera gets too close, the figure will cause a sudden fright, shaking the screen and emitting a loud screech.

The Bed Monster is one of the enemies in Animal Hospital. What makes this monster unique is that it poses a threat not only to the player(s) but also to patients. It can also be used against hiding creatures. The Bed Monster is a black shadow figure that appears under a patient's bed. It has two glowing red eyes and two large arms that can extend from under the bed, but other than that, it has no other visible body parts. Black particles appear on the walls of the bed. The Bed Monster can appear under a patient's bed. It will breathe heavily, staring at the player as they move. If a player, patient, or even a hiding person steps into the red zone, the Bed Monster will reach out and grab them. To make the Bed Monster go away, give it maple syrup, a transplant, or an organ. Once you have the item in your hand, approach its red box. The Bed Monster will grab the medicine for you and soon disappear. The Bed Monster can also grab Hyders.

Ron looks like a blue rabbit with dark brown fur. His ears hang low and have a darker blue color than his face. He wears large round black glasses, a white suit, a black tie, black pants, and brown shoes. He also carries a black suitcase with "TOP SECRET" written on it in red letters, similar to the one worn by Dr. Harlow. The inscription seems to be made in a stencil font applied with a rubber stamp. Ron works in accounting and is well-versed in entity anomalies. Thanks to his past experience at the veterinary clinic, he knows why the clinic continues to hire new trainees. He keeps it a secret from the player. It can be assumed that this is due to the death of previous interns and employees in the workplace. he knows about the trainee who was eaten by the Bed Monster. Since then, Ron has always carried maple syrup with him to avoid attack. Ron knows that the patients who come to the hospital are there not because they are sick, but because they are infected. His awareness implies that he has been visiting the hospital for some time to prevent infection. His awareness of moving old files a month ago suggests that he was interested in the veterinary clinic about a month ago. Ron also confronted the Mass of Eyes Monster, explaining that the eyes were staring at him from the ceiling, causing the old doctor to panic and look for eye drops. After that, the doctor disappeared.

Ron also encountered Stalker. Sometimes he spots Stalker out of the corner of his eye, but his time in the hospital has made him realize that he is shy and doesn't like to be looked at. One day, Rathew came to Ron's office and chewed through the reports of experiments that Ron shouldn't have seen.

Ron is a very knowledgeable patient at the veterinary clinic. He knows more than most people about all the monsters and anomalies in the hospital. Even though he has seen many different monsters, he is calm and unfazed

Officer Duckman is a black, duck-like creature wearing a bright blue vest, black pants, and a black tie. He wears a blue police cap with a silver badge in the center. His face is distinguished by narrow eyes and a prominent orange beak. Little is known about Officer Duckman's past. He is a police officer working with others to find the infamous serial killer Barney. Officer Duckman, through unknown means, obtains a photograph of Barney, which the player initially takes at Barney's request. It is assumed that Barney left this photograph for the officer to find later.

Officer Duckman is a professional, focused on his duties. He enters the hospital calmly, determined to find Barney. If the player chooses not to turn in Barney, Officer Duckman doesn't try to extract information from him, demonstrating his reasonableness. However, his poor investigative skills suggest he's quite incompetent at his job. Judging by his few lines, it can be assumed that Officer Duckman is a rather withdrawn individual. Even if the player saves him by providing the necessary medical care, he doesn't express his gratitude, unlike the other patients. Instead, Officer Duckman simply walks out of the hospital without a word, likely disappointed that he failed to catch Barney.

Dr. Harlow is a character in Animal Hospital. He is a doctor and an intern's supervisor. He also appears in each shift, helping players manage the hospital, and checks the progress at the end of each shift, evaluating the players' actions.

Dr. Harlow is a light orange deer-like creature wearing a blue medical gown under a white consultation gown. He wears a black stethoscope around his neck. On his head there is a mirror with a brown elastic band. In his right hand, he holds a black suitcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written in red letters. On his face, he has narrow eyes with white irises, and his mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. It has two large horns on its head, slightly paler than the color of its skin. Very little is known about Dr. Harlow's personality. Most of the information about him only appears during gameplay and dialogue. After the first shift, Dr. Harlow appears for the first time. He gives the player useful tips before opening the shutters and cameras. In the second shift, he unlocks new facilities, such as the shop and the reception department (rooms 6-8). In the third shift, he opens access to a stun gun. Perhaps Dr. Harlow is an anomaly. Theoretically, this Doctor could be the same doctor who examined the Eye Mass, which explains why he is an Anomaly in the lobby. In the lobby, he appears on one of the windows of the hospital as an Anomaly, hinting that he may be one. This is also hinted at by one of the miniature images, where he is depicted with a knife and a sinister face, presumably about to kill an intern lying on the bed. Perhaps it was he who created the Stalker

Barney's refusal during previous visits does not affect this interaction, as he will still ask the player to hide him and will still reward them with an extra coffee machine if they agree. If you hide Barney without turning him in to the police, he will reward you with an extra coffee machine with a longer recharge time of 300 seconds.

At first, Barney comes across as a very friendly and respectful person. He refers to the player as "friend" in many of his dialogue lines, and whenever the player helps him, he either thanks them or compliments them in some way (e.g., "You're the best..."), mostly over coffee. Barney refers to the player as "friend" in almost every message. Despite this, he exploits the player as often as possible and comes across as demanding and manipulative, rather than kind, as he becomes upset if the player refuses his requests. He is heavily dependent on the player for favors and feels like a parasite of sorts. When Officer Duckman arrives at the hospital and his appearance changes, if the player speaks to him, he will tell the player, "Friends don't rat each other out to the police..." and even adds, "If you talk, I'll kill you, friend..." So, while Barney may be kind, he's extremely insane when it comes to the player not giving him what he wants. He's quite sadistic, considering he's a serial killer, and sees nothing wrong with killing if necessary. Shooting or tasing Barney has no effect on him, which distinguishes him from other anomalies. In one game, Barney orders a total of 4 cups of coffee and 1 scalpel.

Barney appears as a white rabbit-like creature with black slit-like eyes and mustache. He wears a brown hat and plaid brown pants. In his Anomaly form, he has a large mouth with sharp teeth, as well as large black empty eyes, each with a small white dot in the center, and holds a knife. Little is known about Barney's past. Barney is an Anomaly and a dangerous serial killer. In his first interaction with the player, Barney asks for coffee because he has had a long day. Given his past as a serial killer, it is implied that his long day consisted of murders. The next time he comes to the hospital, he asks for coffee again. If you close the shutters and don't give him coffee within 120 seconds (2 minutes), he'll instead threaten you and say, "I don't like being turned down." The remark mentioned above gives an early hint that he is a serial killer. In the next interaction, he asks the player to carefully store his red briefcase. Then, the next time he enters, Barney will ask for more coffee, and shortly after, he will ask the player to take a picture of him. It is unknown why Barney asks for this picture, but this is the first time the player has seen the Barney Anomaly form. After the previous interaction, Barney will come up to you and ask for coffee. After you give him coffee, Barney will ask for a scalpel. This is the last shift when you will see Barney normally, as on the next shift he will ask you to hide with you. This request can be refused by closing the shutters, as with all other interactions. Barney then orders another cup of coffee and asks the player to hide it shortly after. As far as is known, he uses a kitchen knife to kill his victims, just as he used a kitchen knife to incapacitate Officer Duckman. As the police track down Barney, he is left with few options and decides to turn to the player for help. This gives the player the choice of letting them hide in the office or closing the shutters until they leave

The Stalker is a tall, black creature, presumably a rabbit or possibly a rat, and is actually Ratthew's sister, who was transformed into a shadow through an experiment. It has large eyes and a wide, tooth-baring grin, like the Hyders. However, it has longer limbs and a smaller torso.

The Stalker will appear randomly from around corners. As its name suggests, this creature stalks the player(s) when looked at. It quickly hides and disappears around a corner, draining 10 Sanity from the player who looks at it. The light in the room where it is hiding will flicker, accompanied by a sound, before it disappears behind a wall. If the player looks in the direction it disappeared to, it will no longer be there.

The stalker can appear in the following places:

In the lobby Between the entrance to the emergency compartment and the office door. In front of the door of the medical or emergency department In the operating room Behind the vending machine Behind the potted plant.

The Stalker has no counter-strategies, but the most effective method is to slowly move around corners or angle downwards slightly when turning, in case the Stalker gets close. Watch its feet in corners, as looking directly at them will only damage its sanity. Both the Haiders and the Stalker share similar traits and behavior: black entities, identical faces, and behavior reminiscent of a stalker. It is unknown whether there is any connection between these two enemies. Ron from Accounting describes the Stalker as "shy" because it disappears as soon as it's spotted. However, it's unknown whether the Stalker is truly shy or simply likes to watch you from afar. Observing the Stalker through the office windows doesn't activate it, so you don't lose your sanity, but you also don't get rid of it completely. The Stalker won't move until you leave the room it's in. There's a theory that the Stalker is Ratthew's sister, Rattina.

Method of attack: Slams his head against the window many times and blocks the shutters

from working Damage: -20 sanity points if asked to leave without coffee

Weakness: Coffee, makes the addict leave without depriving him of

his sanity Appears in the registration

window The appearance of the headbenger can vary, but they all have blank black eyes and an open frown. They can also appear along with other features of anomalies.

Behavior: As Hadberger enters the hospital, the music stops, and Hadberger walks over to a side window and begins banging his head against it while breathing heavily. The Outlaw creates an obstacle for players, preventing them from closing the shutters, thus preventing them from deflecting possible Anomalies. If the player leaves them alone, they will continuously bang their heads until a window breaks, and will soon be gone. If you ask him to leave the building without offering coffee, he will suddenly scare the player by turning his head sharply and shouting loudly. This will result in a loss of 20 sanity, after which class buffs/debuffs will be applied. To get rid of Hadbenger without losing his sanity, you can give him coffee, forcing him to leave while losing only 5 sanity.

You can stun gun or shoot Hadbenger, but you can lose your mind in the process.

Sometimes Hadbenger appears in the lobby without any sunken facial features, but looks like an ordinary patient

Anomalies cannot lose consciousness under any circumstances, including exposure to fire. Anomalies can be destroyed by allowing them to emerge and then processing them incorrectly. This is a faster way to complete early and late shifts, but at the cost of reduced rewards in the final report. Anomalies can also be destroyed by using a stun gun or shooting them with a firearm. If you have treated all patients but the shift summary does not appear (or the "Doctor is coming" message does not appear), this means that one of the remaining patients is an anomaly. When using a stun gun against an anomaly, you gain +2 sanity. The Headbanger is not a normal anomaly (and if tased, shot, or asked to leave, it will drain 20 Sanity), but it can be disposed of by holding a cup of coffee when you ask it to leave, forcing it to drink the coffee and leave you alone (you can take up to two sips of the coffee to still benefit from its Sanity regeneration without drinking it all). Static photography does not guarantee the absence of anomalies after the 10th shift (may be inaccurate), so it is recommended to use the shutter rather than shooting or photographing. A static photograph without other cursed features or camera anomalies does not guarantee the presence of a werewolf. Shooting or tasing them will render them unconscious. However, they are still considered an anomaly. Allowing them to enter will trigger a death ritual during recovery. Close the camera shutter if such an anomaly is detected.

1. Black Eyes. The patient or visitor's face will be covered by a black stripe, followed by realistic eyes looking at the player.

2. Unnatural Body. The image of the patient or visitor will be severely stretched and distorted. Closing and reopening the security camera will cause their body shape to change each time. If the player manages to check the security camera image while holding a photograph of the patient, they will also appear stretched and distorted in the image. Most people refer to this as the "bonelessness" anomaly.

3. Watchers. The patient constantly looks directly into the CCTV camera, even while walking.

4. Void/Black. This patient appears completely black.

5. Tremors. The patient will experience unnatural twitching, but only on CCTV footage.

6. Disguised Skinwalker. The patient will appear as a werewolf only on CCTV cameras, with a wide, unnaturally open mouth and fangs.

7. Mismatched Ears. When viewed through a CCTV camera, the patient will have different ears/horns than those visible from the window.

8. Mismatched Eyes. The patient's gaze through a CCTV camera will differ from how they look when looking out the window.

Photo anomalies are anomalies that can only be seen if a player takes a picture of a patient at the window with the camera. Any anomalous photo drains ten sanity points from any player who looks at it, so it's best to wait until the photo appears before examining it, as you won't lose sanity from immediately examining the photo, making it easier to verify whether it's an anomaly.

1. Empty Face. This anomaly manifests as dark, sunken eyes and constant twitching, adopting a hunched posture. Despite being an anomaly, it isn't always hostile. During the recovery stage, it guarantees a death ritual, so it's best to remain in the same room with it. There is an entity that has this property called "Puzzle".

2. Twitching. The patient will experience twitching of both arms, the head, and twitching that causes the neck to elongate. The back will also appear hunched. While this feature can sometimes be detected without the use of equipment, in other cases, this anomaly can only be detected using CCTV cameras.

Unnatural facial appearance:

There are four variants of anomalies accompanied by the symptom of an unnatural facial appearance. The patient will lose their natural face and will constantly stare at the player while moving. All four variants are guaranteed to be accompanied by a low, distorted voice:

1. Large eyes, black pupils, and noticeable bags under the eyes, combined with a wide, forced smile. The smile will disappear after a taser shock.

2. Three slightly different glowing red eyes replace the patient's eyes. Sometimes, the patient's real eyes are still visible beneath these abnormal eyes.

3. Small but wide round eyes with black pupils, complemented by realistic teeth

4. A crooked, deformed smile with sharp teeth and large, mismatched eyes with large pupils, positioned noticeably high on the face

5. An unnatural-looking anomaly looking directly at the player.

Anomalies are entities that resemble patients. Unlike patients, anomalies exhibit symptoms that can be observed in various ways: in person, via CCTV cameras, and in camera photographs.

More than one anomaly may be observed simultaneously in a single patient.

Little is currently known about anomalies: where they come from and how an animal transforms into one. According to Dr. Harlow, anomalies hate having their photos taken. Interestingly, they have a craving for coffee. Coffee can be given to some anomalies that appear at windows, known as "Headbangers," although the reason for this craving and the side effects of drinking it are unknown.

In some cases, if the anomaly heals, it will say, "I'm hungry," and either leave the hospital without attacking anyone, or attack another patient.

1. Anomalies in appearance Anomalies that can be detected without the use of any equipment. All anomalies related to appearance can also be seen in photographs and video cameras, but they are not required for identification.

Allowing spawn anomalies to go unnoticed usually results in death rituals, monsters spawning, or the anomaly turning into a werewolf attempting to eat your patients and players who get too close.

In fact, he's an anomaly who's adept at disguising himself as a worker. He hasn't harmed anyone (yet). Nobody knows that he is an anomaly.

His demeanor is quite friendly and open. He's quite charismatic. People like him well. He'll help everyone everywhere.

However, coffee is vital to him. Thanks to it, the Intern can control his anomalous nature and appear normal while remaining sane.

Loves coffee. A lot.

The Intern is a rabbit-like creature with upturned ears who is shown as light orange. They wear a white jacket hoodie with gray pockets, a zipper and black drawstrings, and plain white pants. Their face features small, black dots as eyes, and a large smile :)

The Intern has an unusual face, as it is not like any of the other characters or any possible animal faces. The face does not have as much detail as other faces with it being unknown why it has that face.