"_B.D.J. Agent × Ron_"

The character has auburn, slightly tousled hair—as if he keeps running his hand through it, trying to collect his thoughts. His pointed ears and soft horns emphasize his inhuman nature, but in human form they look natural, almost like a stylish cosplay detail. A headlamp rests on his forehead: not just an accessory, but a working tool, hinting at night shifts and the need to be prepared for any eventuality.
His face is partially hidden by a blue medical mask—both protection and a way to maintain his distance. His gaze is tired but keen: he seems to notice every detail, even when he pretends not to. He's dressed in a white lab coat, thrown on a little carelessly, with noticeable creases, as if Harlow had thrown it on hastily. Underneath the coat is a dark blue shirt and a bright red tie: a contrast between strict medical aesthetics and slightly eccentric taste. The tie adds formality to the image, but at the same time hints at an underlying irony: the doctor seems to be playing the "good doctor," even though the reality of the hospital has long since transcended any rules.
Personality: A weary mentor. A cynical realist. Harlow has been working at the hospital for a long time and has seen dozens of employees come and go. Traumatized and cautious. His remarks in the lobby suggest he experienced some traumatic event from which Animal Corp "rescued" him—though the cost of this "help" is questionable. Hence his isolation, his habit of observing from the sidelines, and his reluctance to get involved in dangerous situations: at the first anomalous attack, he doesn't help, but retreats to the staff room. A formalist with a hint of irony. A loner with a sense of duty. Harlow doesn't bond with his colleagues, but he doesn't abandon the hospital either: he remains in the lobby even after he stops actively helping the player. This isn't dedication, but rather habit and a feeling that he has nowhere else to go.

Reception
The reception area registers patients and visitors before they enter the hospital. Tablets are stamped, photographs are taken, patients are registered, badges are printed, and CCTV cameras are used to detect anomalies before entry is granted or denied. This small room, located near the lobby, is divided by two registration windows, equipped with metal shutters to restrict access. Inside the office is a long, L-shaped reception desk with a computer and printer, webcams, and doorbells. A security monitor is also installed at the back for access to the cameras. To the right is a desk with a coffee machine and chocolates, as well as two posters.

Medical wing
The Medical Wing is the wing of the animal hospital that unlocks at the start of the game. It contains rooms 1 through 5, where players diagnose patients using a DNA analyzer before prescribing the correct treatment. While each room has a slightly different layout and design, they all serve the same purpose.

Emergency wing
The Emergency Department is the animal hospital's wing. It contains rooms 6 through 8, used for diagnostic and treatment procedures, including X-rays, cardiac scans, and surgery. Unlike the medical wing, each room has its own specialized equipment and several rooms (with the exception of Room 8).

Waiting area
On the right side, against the wall, are five chairs and two potted plants. On the left side, there are three rows of five chairs (15 in total) and two additional potted plants in the corners. NPCs can sometimes be seen sitting on these chairs. The lobby also has two security cameras with signs reading "REGISTRATION" and "LOBBERY." The lobby camera provides a better view of both reception windows.

Lobby
The lobby is where patients enter the hospital. It features a large white medical cross beneath a sign reading "ANIMAL HOSPITAL" in black capital letters. The lobby has three windows: two on the back wall and one next to the entrance doors, as well as three overhead lights. Like the rest of the hospital, the lobby has turquoise-green lower walls, beige upper walls, and a white drop ceiling.

He has ash-blue, slightly tousled hair and a cool skin tone that emphasizes the "inhuman" nature of his appearance. His gaze is tired and slightly distant, with a hint of skepticism; his glasses add an intellectual and reserved air to his appearance.
He's dressed simply: a light, loose-fitting shirt and black trousers—an outfit that references his role as an office worker forced to deal with troubling paperwork on a daily basis. A distinctive detail is his unnaturally pale, elongated fingers, which enhance the unsettling, "anomalous" atmosphere. His long, fluffy tail, matching his hair, is a direct reference to Ron's rabbit-like nature, but in this interpretation, it looks organic and even elegant.
Personality: Unhappy with his role. In later dialogues, he admits that he doesn't understand why he ever took the job, and is even beginning to regret his decision. Pragmatic and slightly paranoid, he doesn't panic even in dangerous situations. For example, he carries maple syrup to ward off the Bed Monster—this shows that he has learned from experience how to survive in these conditions. Straightforward, but with boundaries. Ron can openly tell the player disturbing things about the hospital, but at the same time, he consciously avoids delving too deeply into the corporation's affairs—likely for his own safety. Knowledgeable, but secretive. He is one of the most knowledgeable people in the hospital: he knows about anomalies, missing employees, and the strange experiments of Animal Corp. However, he doesn't spill everything at once—he often breaks off mid-sentence or changes the subject if he senses the other person is being too curious. Tired and "numb." Dr. Harlow notes that Ron is a key employee, yet he seems "numb" to his work rather than loyal. He's exhausted by the corporate demands and the constant headaches of paperwork.
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The hero has medium-length brown hair, casually tucked under a light blue surgical cap, with a few strands escaping, emphasizing the intense pace of his work. The main "animal" detail is his graceful golden deer antlers, seamlessly integrated into the image: they symbolize his sensitivity and connection with the forest fauna he saves daily. Soft pink ears are also visible beneath the cap—another hint of his empathy and willingness to hear even the silent cry of pain. His face expresses calm concentration: large, attentive eyes with a slight weariness, neat features, and a blue medical mask covering his nose and mouth—a necessary element of sterility in the operating room. His gaze seems to scan the space, assessing whether urgent assistance is needed. He is dressed in a practical and simple uniform: a light blue jacket over a white T-shirt, dark blue trousers with a black belt, white protective gloves and brown soft boots - this outfit does not restrict movement and allows him to immediately respond to emergency calls.
Character: Cold concentration. During an operation, he seems to switch off from the rest of the world: he doesn’t hear sirens, doesn’t notice flashing lights, doesn’t react to screams. For him, only the patient, the instruments, and the next precise step exist. This is not indifference - it is maximum involvement. A perfectionist with strict standards. Restrained pride in the result. Reticent, but extremely clear. He does not explain twice and does not like vague formulations. His phrases are like commands: “Scalpel. Now. Not this one - sterile.” If he says “everything is under control,” then it really is under control; if he says “get out of here,” it’s better to leave. Hidden vulnerability. Respect for the instrument and space. Professional arrogance - but deserved

A wolf-like figure who looks like he hasn't slept in 24 hours, yet refuses to leave his post. He has tousled dark gray hair, partially hidden under a formal dark gray cap—it sets a businesslike tone but doesn't hide his animal-like ears: large, pointed, dark blue at the base and almost black at the tips. His face expresses chronic fatigue mixed with mild apathy: half-closed yellow-green eyes, slightly drooping eyelids, and a barely noticeable grimace, as if he'd just heard someone trying to smuggle a hamster into the department in a pocket. He's dressed in a simple but neat uniform: a bright blue collared button-down shirt, black pants with a simple belt and buckle, and white sneakers with dark blue trim—an outfit that won't hinder his movement if he has to chase down a runaway raccoon. A fluffy, dark gray tail is visible behind his back, curving smoothly downward—another detail that emphasizes his animal nature and his readiness to react to any sound.
Personality: Calm and slow to move. He doesn't move quickly, but rather deliberately: if he goes somewhere, it's because he has to, not because he's afraid. His calm acts as an anchor: when everyone else is running, he simply stands by the door and says, "Don't go there." He's straightforward. He doesn't like unnecessary words. "Stop," "Don't go here," "Move away from the panel"—short, clear, without diplomacy. But this isn't rudeness, but a habit of speaking in such a way that he's understood clearly under stress. Observant in his own way. He looks not at emotions, but at movement: who's gone where, what's revealed, where a shadow isn't where it should be. For him, a hospital is a set of control points, and he knows every one. Practical and practical. He knows where the emergency exit is, where the switch is, where the heavy boxes are kept to block off the corridor. If a door needs to be locked, he'll do it first, even before anyone asks. With a sense of duty, not heroism. A loyal partner. If he's covering for someone, he'll fight to the death. With a sense of duty, not heroism. A bit grumpy, but to the point.

The hero has bright green, tousled hair, creating a subtle effect of creative disarray—as if he's just completed several intense consultations and hasn't had time to tidy himself up. The main "bestial" detail is his large, light-green rabbit ears, which emphasize the character's empathy and sensitivity: he seems always attentive to the concerns of those around him. Another distinctive feature is his thick, stylized mustache, lending an ironic gravity to the image. His face conveys a mixture of fatigue and professional poise: his half-closed, heavy-lidded eyes and slight smirk seem to say, "I've heard it all, and nothing can surprise me anymore." He wears a discreet yet informal attire: a dark green collared shirt, black tie, black trousers with a simple belt, and brown shoes—a look that balances business formality with approachability, making patients (and their owners) feel more at ease.
Personality: A calm observer. He doesn't fuss or shout, even when something strange is crawling down the hallway. His strength lies in being the first to notice when someone's nerves are fraying: by the trembling of their paws, by someone speaking too quickly, by the way someone is gripping a tool too tightly. He's empathetic, but without unnecessary drama. He knows how to listen so that people can find solutions themselves. He doesn't impose advice, but rather helps them focus: "Tell me what's scaring you most right now? One thing. Just one." He loves rituals and simple actions. "Take three deep breaths," "Name three objects you see," "Hold this object and don't let go"—for him, these aren't magic, but working tools to restore a sense of reality. He's patient. If the Intern is panicking, the Psychologist won't rush them. He'll give them time to breathe, because he knows that rushing will only lead to more mistakes. Fragile but resilient. With a subtle, almost imperceptible sense of humor. His jokes aren't about explosions and anomalies, but about human (or animal) nature: "You know what's the scariest thing about this shift? It's not the monster behind the door, it's the realization that you've forgotten where you left your coffee again."

The hero's tousled light-brown hair partially covers one eye, lending a casual air of casualness to the look and emphasizing his intense work ethic. The main "animal" detail is the large golden-brown deer antlers, seamlessly integrated into the hairstyle: they hint at the character's connection to forest fauna and his care for wild animals.
His face expresses fatigue and restrained displeasure: half-closed eyes, slightly furrowed brows, and a blue medical mask covering his nose and mouth—as if the paramedic had just left the procedure room and hadn't yet had time to remove his protective equipment. He's dressed in practical, everyday attire: a bright green jacket over a dark T-shirt, straight black trousers, soft brown boots, and light blue gloves—an outfit convenient for quickly working with a variety of patients.
Personality: Decisive and quick. He doesn't wait for ideal conditions: if a patient is unwell, he stabilizes them right then and there, even if the lights are flickering and something rustles in the vents. For him, "something is better than nothing"—but he knows his limits and won't pretend he can cure everything.
A pragmatic realist. He doesn't like unnecessary words or beautiful formulations. He speaks briefly and to the point: "Hold the tourniquet," "Move it here," "Don't stand in the way." This isn't rudeness, but rather time-saving—in his work, seconds matter.
A little cynical, but not cruel. He might say something like, "In this hospital, 'normal' is when no one runs away and nothing explodes." His cynicism is a stress shield, not indifference. He has a good sense of his team. He immediately sees who's on edge, who needs a short break, and who's ready to shoulder the load. And he knows how to gently (or not so gently) reassign tasks: "Intern, you're pale. Go hold the lights. I'll do it myself." Tech-savvy. He knows how to be a "second voice of reason" around the Agent. He's discreetly caring.

The heroine has bright red wavy hair with soft curls, some of which frame her face, and a neat ponytail visible in the back, fading into a fluffy red-orange animal tail—a detail that emphasizes her connection with her animal patients. Her expression is tired and slightly dissatisfied: her half-closed eyes and downturned lips seem to suggest a difficult shift and an endless stream of furry patients. She wears a classic nurse's uniform: a light blue button-down shirt with white cuffs and collar, dark blue trousers with a black belt, and chunky black boots. On her head is a traditional white cap with a red cross, and on each side are red dog ears.
Personality: Calm and collected. Even when chaos surrounds her, she moves without fuss: a step, a turn, picking up the needed item, handing it over, and moving on. Her calm is infectious—the team panics a little less when she's around. She's very attentive to detail. She notices that a patient's paws are shaking, that the light in the hallway is flickering, and that the Doctor is running low on bandages. For her, no detail is too small: if something isn't right, it's best to say so right away. Supportive, but without coddling. She won't say "everything will be fine" just for the sake of it. Instead, she does: hand over a tool, point out where the right medication is, stand nearby to hold the light or the door. Her concern is evident in her actions. She's patient with others' mistakes. If the Intern mixes up the boxes again, she won't yell at them, but calmly point them out again: "Look, here's the labeling. Let's sort it out together so you can find it later." With a sense of humor, but in her own way. Flexible and quick to respond. Dedicated to the cause.

The hero has soft, chibi-style features: a slight half-smile, half-lidded eyes with dark gray irises, and a relaxed expression, as if he's simultaneously a little nervous and trying to maintain his confidence. His racial/animal identity is emphasized by large, light beige, rabbit-like ears—they add a touch of naiveté and underscore his connection with his animal patients. His hair is tousled, a warm, golden-blond shade, with loose strands framing his face. His clothes are casual but neat: a gray hoodie with simple drawstrings, dark gray shorts with decorative crosses on the sides, contrasting black-and-white lace-up boots, and fingerless gloves with blue-and-yellow accents. This outfit reflects the trainee's status—he doesn't yet wear a strict uniform, but he already tries to look like part of the team.
Personality: Very diligent. He takes on any task, even if he doesn't fully understand what he's doing. The main thing is to be useful. "I can carry it, I can serve it, I can just stand there and not get in the way!" Inquisitive to the point of being annoying. He bombards everyone with questions: "Where is this? What is this for? And if I press this, will it explode?" For the Head Nurse, this can be a challenge, but in a critical moment, it's this very question that saves the team. Timid, but not cowardly. He flinches at every rustle and is the first to notice when a light flickers or a cabinet opens. But if someone needs help, he forgets his fear and runs to help. Prone to panic, but quickly pulls himself together. Admires his colleagues. Honest and open. A little clumsy. Sometimes he trips on a corner, sometimes he drops a jar of bandages, sometimes he runs in the wrong direction. But he does it so sweetly that it's impossible to be angry with him.

The heroine has anthropomorphic features: long, wavy silver-gray hair, expressive gray-blue eyes, and a neutral, stern expression—as if she's slightly dissatisfied or tired of the endless stream of patients. A distinctive "beastly" detail is her large white ears, suggesting an animal (likely a wolf or fox), and a fluffy tail with a soft pink bow is visible at the back. She wears a classic blue nurse's uniform: a button-down shirt, trousers, a black buckled belt, and chunky black boots. On her head is a traditional white cap with a red cross, emphasizing her professional role.
Personality: Organized down to the last detail. She knows exactly where every bandage is, what medication is on which shelf, and who on the team has forgotten to refill the first aid kit three times already. It irritates her when someone "just throws" items into the inventory: "Put them in the correct slots! Then you'll be searching in a panic!"
Strict, but fair. She can scold you with a single glance if someone isn't following protocol, but if you're trying, she'll support you and offer advice. Her sternness isn't out of spite, but because the health of her patients is at stake. She's energetic and fast. It always seems like she has two more things to do than everyone else, and she manages to do everything: re-register a patient, hand the Doctor the right syringe, and yell at the Agent, "Don't open that door, it's not cleaned yet!" Caring, but without coddling. She won't pat you on the head, but she'll always give you a warm blanket if your hands are shaking, or quietly say, "You're doing great, just five more minutes and we'll be back to normal." Her concern is in her actions, not her words. Practical and efficient. She doesn't tolerate panic. She has a real-life sense of humor.

The hero has light brown, slightly tousled hair framing his face; his distinctive antlers, a warm golden beige, immediately distinguish him from ordinary people. The pink inner rims of his ears and the neat contours of his ears emphasize his "beastly" nature. He wears glasses with thin, dark frames, lending him an intelligent and collected appearance; his gaze seems slightly tired, as if after a long shift. His attire is typical of a medical professional: a white lab coat with gray cuffs, under which are a simple light turquoise T-shirt, dark blue trousers, and simple white shoes. This ensemble emphasizes the functionality and cleanliness essential for clinical work.
Personality: Calm under pressure. Everyone's running around in a panic, but the Doctor methodically does his job: inserting an IV, applying a bandage, stabilizing the patient. It's as if he were made for chaos—in him, chaos becomes order.
A patient teacher. If a newbie doesn't understand where to press or what to do, the Doctor doesn't get angry. He calmly explains: "Look, here's the treatment button. Press it once every 10 seconds, no more often. If you spam it, the device will overheat."
A perfectionist in the details. It's important to him that everything is done according to protocol: not just "treat," but "check pulse, then temperature, then administer medication." This can sometimes make him seem boring, but it's precisely this that saves the team. He has a dry, professional sense of humor. His jokes are medical puns and ironic take on the situation: "So, anomaly, do you have a fever too? Come on, get on the couch, let's see what's inside." He has a reserved courage. A sense of responsibility. He cares for every patient and every ally. If someone on the team is injured, the Doctor will stick by until he's sure everything is alright. Even if he himself is barely able to stand.