Barney (humanization for beast people 👉🏻👈🏻)

The reporter is a light-green rabbit wearing a white shirt, a black tie, and round glasses. He appears on TV during the 5th shift, when the first anomalous attack occurs.

Rattina is a black anthropomorphic rat with long ears and eyelashes. It has a white muzzle, with a black round nose. She has a pink bow on her head. Twin sister Rathew. She worked for the Animal Corporation. Rattina had disappeared, and Rattie had made it his mission to find out where she was. If you take a photo of her during the arrival of the Stalker, it will burn and the inscription "The photo burned in your hands!" will appear.

The animal in the hazmat suit is an employee of the Animal Corporation. He appears next to a car near the clinic. Little is known about him yet.

Oingit was the previous manager of the clinic. He was killed by a monster under his bed. Ron explains that this incident is the reason he always carries maple syrup with him. Dr. Harlow later confirms that Ron witnessed this event. Harlow still visits his grave every year to lay flowers. Oingit was also allergic to maple syrup. Oingit is a beast-man ape.

Sam is a hardworking and skilled worker, willingly accepting dangerous tasks. Despite being fired from the Corporation, he continues to perform similar duties at the hospital. Sam is quite clumsy: while working, he may trip, splash himself, or drop a brush. Based on his dialogue and clothing, Sam was an employee at Animal, Inc., handling hazardous substances, but was fired for unknown reasons. Unable to find work elsewhere, Sam takes a job at Animal Hospital, but quits after three shifts. He returns and is eligible for rehiring after each subsequent Slime Shift. Sam is a white calico cat beastman. Sam has a white face with a large black spot on one side and a red spot on the other, giving him a distinctive calico appearance. He has large, light blue eyes with slit pupils, a bitten-off left ear, a small black nose, and a long black mustache. Sam wears a bright yellow hazmat suit with black trim and a front zipper, blue gloves, a tool belt, and black boots, giving him the appearance of a hazmat professional. Sam is a character in Animal Hospital. He first appears between shifts 12-23 after the end of the first Slime Shift. He can be hired for $250, after which he will clean up slime, dispose of Cloakers, and put out fires.

Tentacles – Spontaneously appear in Ward 8 as a large mass of purple tentacles. They have a 45-second countdown, and the patient must be operated on before this time expires, or they will die. Being electrocuted or shot will kill your patient. Stalker – Looking at them deals -10 sanity damage. This figure can appear anywhere on the map, even around corners. It's likely Rattina. Eye Mass – Entering a room with this mass of eyes causes the music to stop and the message "DO NOT LOOK UP" to appear at the bottom of the screen.

The Secret Agent (partial humanization) is a beastman with pointed cat ears and a black tail, pale skin, and stands 190 centimeters tall. He wears a black vest over a white shirt, a black tie, a white pocket square, and black pants. He has narrow eyes with bright yellow sclera. He and the Head Nurse are the only classes purchasable with Robux (the currency). This is the most expensive class in the game, and it can be purchased with Robux (the currency of the Republic of Belarus). When looking at the Secret Agent through a glass door, his mouth and nose become visible. Mr. Midnight's abilities: Killing anomalies with a pistol. Mental Health - in classes - is the amount of health the player starts the game with. By default, the starting mental health is 60-65%. Some classes increase your starting sanity (e.g., Intern), while others grant it for completing tasks (e.g., Secretary). The Psychologist doubles all effects. Monster types: Cloakers – When they appear, they blend into the texture, leaving only their smiling eyes visible. If you don't notice a Cloaker, the message "Run!" will appear on the screen, after which you must run back away from the Cloaker within 7-8 seconds. Otherwise, if they catch up with you, you will lose 10-15 sanity. You can get rid of them with a taser, pistol, or fire extinguisher. If there is both a Cloaker and a monster under the bed in the room, jumping over the red square on the floor has a chance of the monster under the bed grabbing the Cloaker. If there is a fire in the room, if the Cloaker steps on it or appears on the fire, it will lose consciousness and disappear, and the message "Cloaker lost consciousness" will appear. Tentacles – Appear spontaneously in Room 8 as a large mass of purple tentacles. They have a 45-second countdown, and the patient must be operated on before that time expires, or they will die. Electric shock.

Dr. Harlow - Appears almost every shift, assisting you. He is an orange, stag-like beastman with dark skin and red hair, dressed in a blue medical coat under a white consulting gown and blue pants. He stands 187 centimeters tall. He has a black stethoscope around his neck and a speculum with a brown band on his head. His mouth is covered with a surgical mask. He has two beige antlers on his head, and his ears are located next to them. He has a small tail at the back. He always carries a black suitcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written in red. Little is known about Dr. Harlow's personality. As is clear from his dialogue in the hospital lobby, he has been with the hospital for a long time and has seen many employees come and go. He appears to have been traumatized by some unspecified event, from which he was rescued by Animal Corporation, and now works with them. He hopes that after their "research" is completed, there will be no more patients, long shifts at the hospital, or anything else that could cause problems. Throughout his monologue, he sounds sad and tired. In Dr. Harlow's office, you can see a sheet of paper with a to-do list: To-do List: 1. Process Ron's batch before it processes itself. 2. Order more coffee. Order more coffee. (Did I write that twice? I'll leave both.) 3. Ask Ron to stop signing letters "with respect." We see each other every day. 4. Recount the patients in Wing B. Ideally, get the same number twice. 5. Feed the creature in the supply room. Do not include this in the official schedule anymore. 6. Stop referring to the medicine as a "batch" in front of visitors. 7. Get some sleep (optional). In the same office, but on the computer on his desk, you can read an email, apparently from Ron: Subject: Incoming batch requires processing. Dr. Harlow, A new batch of raw materials is arriving this evening that needs to be processed into medicine urgently - the current supply will not last even a week. Please handle this personally.

Liz, full name Lisbeth. Liz is a caracal beastman with light brown fur and dark brown, inverted ears with a slight gradation. She has a slight white ring around her eyes, as well as eyelashes. Her mustache is cream-colored. She wears a light blue cap, a black shirt, and a dark blue jacket, and wears a white camera around her neck. As can be seen from her dialogue, Lisbeth is always exaggerated and energetic. Sometimes she prolongs her words. Liz seems to be very intelligent; she discovered the truth about the anomalies and, unfortunately, was fired for it. Dr. Harlow - Shows up almost every shift, assisting you. An orange deer beastman, dark-skinned, red-haired, dressed in a blue medical coat under a white consulting coat, also wears blue pants, stands 187 centimeters tall. He wears a black stethoscope around his neck. On his head is a mirror with a brown band. His mouth is covered with a surgical mask. On his head are two beige horns, next to his ears. He has a small tail at the back. He always carries a black suitcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written in red. Little is known about Dr. Harlow's personality. As it becomes clear from his dialogue in the hospital lobby, he has been working at the hospital for a long time and has seen many employees come and go. He seems to be traumatized by some unspecified event, from which he was saved by Animal Corporation, and now works with them. He hopes that after their "research" is completed, there will be no more patients, long shifts at the hospital, and anything else that could cause problems. Throughout his monologue, he speaks in a sad and tired tone. In Dr. Harlow's office, you can see a sheet of paper with a to-do list: To-do list: 1. Process Ron's batch before it processes itself. 2. Order more coffee. Order more coffee. (wrote that twice? I'll leave both). 3. Ask Ron to stop signing letters "with respect." We see each other every day. 4. Recount the patients in Wing B. Ideally, get the same number twice. 5. Feed the creature in the supply room. Don't include it in the official schedule anymore. 6. Stop calling

Ron: 175 centimeters tall. Ron from Accounting - May not be an anomaly. A blue, brown-haired, rabbit-like beastman with a pale complexion. His ears hang low and are a darker blue than his face. He wears black round glasses, a tie, and pants of the same color. He wears a white, long-sleeved shirt and brown shoes. He always carries a black suitcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written on it in red. Ron is a very knowledgeable patient at the clinic. He knows more than most animals about all the monsters and anomalies in the clinic. Despite having witnessed the appearance of many different monsters, his calm, unflappable demeanor suggests that he is quite calm under stress. He seems impressed that the player has survived this long, implying that he is used to new clinic employees disappearing, and has gotten used to it to some extent. His numerous stories from the clinic suggest he is highly observant, noticing patterns among all the possible monsters in the clinic. He is also very straightforward and frank, readily telling the player any dangerous or disturbing truths about the clinic. Ratthew: Not an anomaly, but many passersby believe so. Ratthew is a black anthropomorphic rat with long, thin whiskers and a small, round black nose, standing 169 centimeters tall. He has a white muzzle with two protruding teeth. A pair of long ears sits on his head, and a pink rat tail is present at the back. Ratthew gives the impression of being good-natured and paranoid. He appears to have a strong distrust stemming from life experience. His early remarks about how his small stature allows him to see and hear things most cannot create the impression that he is observant and perceptive, able to notice details that many miss. The fact that he hides his identity upon first contact makes him somewhat secretive.

Tip: Broken glass doesn't affect the gameplay in any way; it will only create a crack that may hinder some players; anomalies cannot pass through this crack. Camera Monster: This has a small chance of appearing when the player is checking a camera through the CCTV system. The camera will zoom in on a black anomaly with crooked teeth and red, pinpoint eyes. If the player doesn't react quickly, this anomaly can inflict potentially fatal damage on the player. After the jumpscare appears, the player will lose 20 sanity. After exiting CCTV mode, the camera containing this anomaly will remain broken.

Patients are beastmen, and they come in a variety of colors, with different faces, ears, and tails. Looking up causes this cluster to glow, causing the player to lose 2 to 5 sanity points every half second. Eye drops can calm them, allowing the player to look up without issue. The amount of sanity can vary depending on class. The Chamber Monster is the only monster that appears only on cameras. A fire extinguisher does not damage the ghost, but can help locate it by making it visible. If an anomaly is missed on the 2nd shift, the mimic will not attack, but will instead begin a death ritual. If an anomaly enters a burning room, it will not faint like normal patients, but will calmly lie down on the bed. Ratthew has the same ability, but he is not an anomaly. If a ritual begins in the room, it is 100% an anomaly. Ghost: Appears after a patient dies, even if they were Mimics. It will hover aimlessly around the building and despawn if the player gets nearby. The ghost can open and close doors in the building. It will sneak up on the player and cause them to lose 2 sanity points every second for being in the ghost's presence. If the ghost is nearby, it will make a strange sound and despawn after a while. You can use a pistol or a taser to drive away ghosts. Tip for spotting them: If you notice a door that closes without any players or patients near it, it means a ghost is in that room. If you open the door and immediately run away, the ghost will move towards you. Head Banger: During shifts 1-4, a patient with sunken eyes will appear, banging his head on the second registration window. He can be neutralized by giving him coffee. If you ask him to leave without coffee, he will take 20 sanity points. If ignored for too long, he'll slam his head into the window one last time, cracking it, and eventually leave. Tip: Broken glass doesn't affect the gameplay.

Barney - He may seem friendly, but he's actually an anomaly and a serial killer. Standing 178 centimeters tall, Barney comes across as a very friendly and respectful animal. Every time the player helps him, he either thanks them or offers some kind of praise. When Officer Duckman arrives at the hospital and his appearance changes, he begins threatening the player if they speak to him. 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. Barney is a white-haired rabbit-beast with a black mustache and gray hair. He wears a brown hat and brown plaid pants. His abnormal form has a large mouth with sharp teeth and large, black, empty eyes with white pupils. He will give you a second coffee maker if you don't turn him in to the police. Officer Duckman is a black-haired, duck-like beastman dressed in a bright blue shirt, black pants, and a tie. He stands 183 centimeters tall. He wears a blue police cap with a visor and a silver badge in the middle. He has narrow eyes and a prominent orange beak. Officer Duckman is very professional and focused on his duties. He enters the hospital with little to no hostility, focusing on finding Barney. If the player doesn't turn Barney in, his departure reveals him to be calm and composed, as he doesn't try to pry information out of the player. The patients are beastmen, and they come in a variety of colors, with different faces, ears, and tails.