||Secret agent💣🔍

I think the name makes it clear that this is a person's common sense. If it reaches 0, you go crazy. To replenish it, you need: coffee/chocolate, perform a successful operation, hit or shoot an anomaly.

The patients themselves are anthropomorphic animals.
Usually rabbits, dogs (ears like Ron's), cats, narwhals?..or who is it?

This orange anthropomorphic muntjac deer is the hospital's chief physician and your immediate superior. He stands approximately 206 cm (6.8 ft) tall.

Color and features:

Coat: Light orange or yellow, with darker orange markings on the forehead. Skin: Light brown.
· Eyes: slit-shaped, with black shiny pupils and white irises.
· Mouth: Completely covered by a blue surgical mask.
Horns: Two large, matte gray or beige horns on the head. In older versions of the game, they were more defined, but with the update, they have become softer and less pronounced.
· Ears: slightly darker than the base color.
· Tail: small deer tail.

Cloth:

· Headgear: Head reflector with brown band - attaches over the horns.
Top: Light blue medical surgical scrubs under a white consulting gown (or physician's lab coat). The gown is buttoned almost to the top.
· Neck: Black stethoscope wrapped around the neck.
· Bottom: blue trousers.
· Shoes: black.
· Gloves: white.

His main accessory is a black briefcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written in red letters, which he carries with him at all times.

Overall image:
Harlow is the head doctor who evaluates your performance after each shift and helps you with game mechanics. He maintains a professional, respectful, and slightly aloof demeanor. Behind his mask, he has the tired, traumatized look of someone who's been here a long time. Throughout his monologue, he speaks with a wistful and tired tone. Sometimes you can find him sitting in the lobby during breaks while you work.

He appears to be a harmless mentor, but there are hints that Harlow is involved in dark deeds. A creepy, anomalous version of him with sunken eyes can be seen staring at you in a window on the second floor of the lobby. Some sources even refer to him as an anomaly.

This is an anthropomorphic caracal, a wild cat with long legs and characteristic tufts on its ears.

Color and features:

· Coat: light brown, warm sandy shade.
· Muzzle and whiskers: cream color.
· Eyes: with a slight white ring around and expressive eyelashes.
· Ears: dark brown, with a slight gradient, characteristically drawn in (pressed).

Clothing and accessories:

· Headwear: light blue cap.
· Outerwear: dark blue jacket.
· Shirt: black, under the jacket.
· Main accessory: a white camera around her neck – identifies her as a journalist.

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Liz is an energetic and slightly theatrical individual, sometimes drawing out her words. Behind her cheerful exterior, she's a former reporter for the Animal Corp news channel, fired for trying to expose the truth about anomalies. She appears at the hospital around the 10th shift and asks the player to help her take pictures of certain patients with her camera.

Despite her feline appearance, she carries herself with confidence, curiosity, and a little intrusiveness—like a journalist on the trail of a sensation.

He is a white anthropomorphic rabbit who, at first glance, seems to be one of the nicest characters in the entire game.

Normal form:

· Coat: completely white, fluffy.
Eyes: Large, with black pupils. Some descriptions describe them as narrow and slit-shaped.
· Whiskers: thick, black, curled.
· Headwear: brown cap (or hat/beret).
· Clothing: checkered pants (brown or plaid).

Abnormal form (appears in the photo):
When filmed at the reception desk, his true face emerges: sharp fangs and a creepy, unnaturally wide smile. Some descriptions describe him with black, empty eyes and a knife in his hand.

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Barney is a deceptively friendly character. He always addresses the player as a "dear friend," politely and grateful for their help. Behind this mask lies an anomaly and a serial killer. He appears approximately between the second and seventh shifts and, unlike regular patients, does not require the standard anomaly check. He has about five key appearances in total.

He carries a red suitcase with the sign "Do not open." His requests gradually become more and more bizarre: from a cup of coffee to a request to hide him from the police.

He is a blue anthropomorphic rabbit with fluffy blue fur. His face is lighter than his base color, and his long ears hang low at the sides and are a darker blue. He has neat, short brown hair on his head.

Cloth:

· Large round black glasses are the main detail of the look.
· White shirt with long sleeves.
· Dark tie.
· Black trousers.
· Brown shoes.

His main accessory is a black briefcase with the red inscription "TOP SECRET," which he carries with him at all times. Sometimes, you'll see a bottle of maple syrup with him.

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Ron is the calmest and most knowledgeable character in the entire hospital. He maintains a calm and confident demeanor, as if he knows far more about what's going on than he's admitting. His voice is even, without panic—he's accustomed to the monsters and anomalies that roam the hallways. Behind his glasses, his gaze is attentive and inquisitive. Ron isn't just a patient; he's the keeper of knowledge about what's really going on in the clinic.

He appears starting from the second shift and with each visit he reveals more and more of the hospital’s terrible secrets.

The smallest character in the entire game, Ratthew is a black anthropomorphic rat with long, thin whiskers and a small, round black nose.

Head and muzzle:

· The white muzzle is the main color contrast against the black body.
· On the muzzle there are two large protruding front teeth.
· On the head there is a pair of long ears.

Tail:

· At the back is a long pink rat tail.

Overall image:
His small stature often leaves him unnoticed, but Ratthew himself says this allows him to see and hear things most people miss. He comes across as a good-natured, yet reserved and distrustful character. Despite his suspicious appearance, he's not an anomaly—he's an ordinary patient who comes for treatment and gradually reveals his story.

It's an old, two-story building of gray concrete and dusty glass. Outside, a dim neon sign reads "ANIMAL HOSPITAL," half the letters unlit. The front door is heavy glass, with a metal handle, fogged up inside.

Inside, it's a cold, sterile darkness. The corridors are endless, lined with white tiles, some of which are cracked or missing. The only light comes from a few fluorescent bulbs, which flicker and hum at a low frequency, casting a sickly green tint on the walls. Clouds of dust and cobwebs hang in the corners.

The central reception desk is a long counter made of marble-like plastic. On it sits an old computer monitor, a keyboard with chipped keys, a stack of yellow papers, and a mug of cold coffee. Next to it is a wooden bench for visitors, upholstered in faded leatherette.

The corridors branch off in both directions. On the left is a sign that reads "EMERGENCY CARE," on the right, "GENERAL THERAPY." The doors to the rooms are identical, white, with round windows at eye level. Beyond them is darkness or a faint blue light from the equipment. On each door is a number, written in black paint, partially erased.

Inside the wards are iron couches with white sheets, ECG machines with blinking LEDs, IVs on stands, and sterile cabinets filled with instruments. The floor is cold tile. The air is a mixture of antiseptic, old medication, and mustiness. Occasionally, the quiet beep of a monitor or the occasional sound of footsteps can be heard from behind the door, though no one is visible.

The overall atmosphere is oppressive and deserted, as if the hospital has a life of its own. The shadows cast by the lamps shift strangely, even when no one is moving. The ventilation hums dully, carrying the smell of ozone. At the end of each corridor is an emergency exit with a red light, but it is always locked.

The message "Don't Look Up" appears. Loss of sanity when looking up is up to 10 units per second.
Hiders: Creatures that blend into their surroundings (2-5 at a time). They pursue the player, drain 10 Sanity, and steal items. They can be escaped (they disappear after 5-6 seconds) or stunned with a taser.
Head Banger: A patient with empty eyes who bangs his head against the glass. If you approach him, you'll lose 20 Sanity from a jump scare. To make him go away, give him coffee.
Tendril/Purple Monster: Appears only in the operating room (room 8) during the minigame. If the operation is not performed in time, the monster will kill the patient.
Camera Figure: Appears on the CCTV monitor. Causes a jump scare and severe sanity loss. When this appears, quickly press "Exit."

The Skinwalker is the most dangerous transformation in the game. It appears if you mistakenly miss the anomaly at the reception desk and let it into the hospital.

Appearance: Inside the clinic, the monster sheds its disguise. It is a creature with a wide-open mouth full of sharp fangs and a long tongue.
Danger: Actively hunts players and real patients, dealing 6 points of sanity damage per bite. Attacks from behind, and to escape, you must quickly press the E key.
How to fight: You can use a stun gun or a pistol. If a skinwalker attacks a patient, approach the monster from behind.

👀 Who are Anomalies?

These are patients who come to the registration window disguised as ordinary animals. They should not be allowed in; if detected, the red shutters should be lowered. Here are the main visual signs to look out for:

· Twitching: The patient jerks the head, neck, or arms erratically.
· Hollow Face: The eyes are black, empty holes, and the mouth is wide and unnaturally open.
· Three Red Eyes: Instead of two eyes, the patient has three, and they glow red.
Drawn on Face: The eyes or creepy smile look like they were poorly drawn.
· Human Teeth: The animal's mouth contains normal human teeth.
· Hollowed Eyes: The eye sockets appear empty and unnaturally dark.

👹 Other Monsters (Enemies)

These are creatures that are already in the hospital and are not disguised as patients.

Bed Monster: A black silhouette with red eyes under a bed. It grabs players and patients, draining their sanity. It can be driven away with maple syrup or an organ from the operating room.
Stalker: A tall, black, rabbit-like creature with a snarl lurks around corners. Looking directly at it causes a 10 Sanity loss. The best way to avoid it is to ignore it and not look.
· Mass of Eyes: A mass of flesh and eyes on the ceiling. When entering the room

He is an all-black anthropomorphic cat with pointy ears. He wears a formal suit: a black vest over a white collared shirt, a black tie, and a white pocket square. He wears black trousers underneath. His face features narrow, slit-shaped eyes with bright yellow sclera (like a cat's). His mouth and nose are usually not visible.

He's completely black, blending into the shadows of the hospital corridors. The only splashes of color are his yellow eyes, white shirt, and white headscarf. He never smiles, his emotions revealed only by the movement of his ears or tail. All his movements are smooth, economical, and without unnecessary fuss. He speaks in a low, even voice, without intonation.

He is a tall, slender anthropomorphic cat with a perfectly black, matte coat without a single light spot. His figure is lean and wiry, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist, giving him a predatory, tense posture. He always holds himself upright, as if ready to pounce.

Head and face:

The muzzle is pointed, with high cheekbones. The main feature is the mouth, which is completely absent (or hidden, visible only under certain lighting conditions through glass—in which case it's an angular V-shaped line). This gives it a perpetually serious, imperturbable expression.
The eyes are bright yellow, with vertical cat-like pupils, always squinted, as if scanning the space. In the dark, they are often depicted as slightly glowing.
The ears are large, triangular, and erect, with black tufts at the tips. The left ear is sometimes adorned with a small silver earring (a popular fan accent).
The nose is small, black, and has a wet sheen. The whiskers are long and black, almost invisible against the background of the coat.

Cloth
· Snow-white shirt with a high stand-up collar.
· On top is a black, buttoned, figure-hugging vest.
· A black tie (sometimes with a thin silver stripe), tied in a neat knot.
· In the breast pocket of the vest there is a white breast pocket square, folded into a corner.
· Bottom: black classic trousers with creases.
· Shoes - black patent leather boots without heels, almost silent.

A black, matte pistol holster hangs from the belt on the right side. A portable scanner in a case hangs on the left.
· On the left wrist is a black wristwatch with a metal dial.
· On the chest is a silver badge with the hospital emblem.

Tail:

· Long, flexible, fluffy at the end