Doors but human :O

‼️NOT CANON (I got lazy and started to copy from the wiki)‼️ The Figure is a towering humanoid entity with a red fleshy texture. It has a spherical head, lacking any facial features except for a wide, circular mouth filled with 25 randomly aligned teeth. It has a skinny body with a bone-like structure around its chest resembling a ribcage, cysts on the back of its head and a scar on the top of its head. Figure is blind, and cannot see players, but its hearing sense is "exceptional". If it hears any sound close enough to it, such as players walking (staying crouched when near Figure is recommended) or hiding, it will chase (pursue) the player(s) who made the sound, and/or run towards the sound itself. (HUMAN AU: Tall, bandage over his eyes and has red-ish short messy hair, wearing a long white sleeved shit that looks like a nightgown lol. rib cage is like the scarf, sharp ass teeth)

Rush has a chance to spawn when a new door is opened, with said chance increasing the further players progress through the Hotel. Rush can spawn as early in a run as Door 2, and as late as Door 97. Often, it first spawns between Door 10-15. Rush appears as a dark gray face shrouded in black smoke. It has a large open smile and parts of its face are distorted and hollowed out. Two black holes in the center of its face depict eyes. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, He wears a suit with long black messy hair with grey skin along with black eyes, some scars and sharp teeth.)

Ambush takes on the appearance of a distorted and "glitchy" white face with exaggerated proportions. It has a monstrous, vaguely oval mouth lined with a four[citation needed] rows of inner teeth, a set of large, round, black hollow eyes with gray-green bags under them, and it emits an green-orange aura. Ambush's semi-small chance to spawn increases as players progress further through the Hotel. It can spawn as early as Door 3, and as late as Door 88, although it is most likely to spawn after Door 50. Players should expect to encounter Ambush at least once in a full run. When it spawns, Ambush emits a high-pitched distorted "scream" before speeding through rooms and breaking any lights inside of them. When it reaches an unopened door, it will turn around and backtrack through previous rooms. When it reaches a closed door (preceding doors close as players progress), it will wait, and then either despawn or turn around and repeat. This process is known as rebounding. Ambush may rebound anywhere from 2-4 times (6 times before the Hotel+ update)[citation needed] before despawning. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, Sea color and white-ish hair medium hair, black shoulder belts, no shirt🤨 gray baggy pants with chains, fingerless gloves, black earrings,white skin, black eyes, always has a cigarette.)

Seek's appearance takes on a large mound of black slime or goo which forms into an anomalous humanoid figure with a singular eye during its chase sequence.[2][3] A dim red light is emitted from its body and its eye. For mobile players, Seek looks like a humanoid slimy figure, whereas a console or PC player sees Seek with a red outline from some angles. When played with low graphics, Seek is simply black, and does not emit any red or white reflections; this also applies to setting the in-game technology to "Voxel" or "ShadowMap" using Bloxstrap. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, Long black messy hair, pale skin, black and white suit with eyes, black eyes, eye-patch)

Halt takes an appearance as a large translucent blue ghost, with illuminating, glowing cyan eyes and a static aura. Its ghostly body has a waveform scale and a visible opening at the bottom. Its old appearance was a tall purple ghost with glowing purple eyes, and its old appearance was from Eyes. To warn players of Halt's presence, the lights will flicker longer than usual in comparison to Rush. When the next door is opened, all players will be teleported into a long, dark, and narrow hallway, illuminated by Halt's eyes. A dim, bluish-green glow will emanate from and within the room. Halt's first appearance will be behind the player, slowly approaching them before teleporting in front of the player, making its presence known by flashing a blue pixelated (clockwise) rotate symbol (↻) with the words "TURN AROUND" in the background when giving instructions, or Halt's eyes and "RUN AWAY" when the player gets too close to Halt on the entire screen. Halt will then teleport behind the player again, flashing the same message again. This behavior is looped until the player has reached the end of the hallway. If Halt makes contact with the player, they will take 60 damage. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, Dark navy blue suit, blue hair, blue glowing mist, glowing blue eyes.)

Eyes appears as a cluster of multiple eyes of varying sizes and colors. It emits a bluish-purple aura around its general shape.Eyes has a chance to spawn when a player opens a door to the next room. When it spawns it will emit a blue-purplish glow and be inactive for around a second, giving players time to react, after the grace period it will rapidly damage any player that looks at it. As shown in The Mines teaser, eyes was shown to teleport, although it's not shown what triggers this. The Eyes will despawn when the next door is opened. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, Dark purple suit, bowtie, black hair with multiple eyes in them, gloves)

Screech appears as a spherical entity with pale pink skin, with most of its body being coated in a pitch-black and lustrous substance that retains a slimy or gooey consistency. It possesses 6 tentacles that are attached around its body in a circular pattern, with a dry, sinister, yet unsettling smile with two glowing white eyes. It has pearly-white human-like teeth with red gums. It is likely Screech shares the same pitch-black substance that it coats itself with Seek judging by the similarities. (HUMAN AU!: tall, Messy long inky black hair, black sweater with grey baggy jeans. pale skin, inky tentacles.)

The Guiding Light appears as a simple glowing, blue aura with small sparkles emanating from it. The Guiding Light will highlight objects required to progress (such as Room Keys) after 20 seconds to a 70 seconds passes. In a dark room, it will also highlight the door to the next room. The Guiding Light will also highlight the correct passages in Seek's chase. As well as highlighting, the Guiding Light will also emit quiet sounds in some cases, to further alert the player of an item or object's location. When a player dies, the Guiding Light will give them a death message. The death messages will differ based on the specific entity responsible for killing the player, as well as the number of times the player has previously died to that same entity. In most cases, the Guiding Light will give a simple explanation as to how the entity works and how the player can avoid it in a future run. (HUMAN AU!: Yellow Halo, tall, Blue suit, dark gloves, short blue hair, glowing blue aura, chocolate skin.)

Curious Light resembles the Guiding Light as after dying in The Rooms or The Backdoor, the background of the death screen when Curious Light talks to you has the same static effect to Guiding Light's background, the only difference being the yellow hue of its color. When lighting up an area of progression, Curious Light appears to be a simple glowing, yellow aura with small sparkles emitting from it. It can be further identified by its unique soundtracks, being a much more quiet and somber version of Guiding Light, hinting at a possible affiliation between the entities. Curious Light can only be seen after dying in The Rooms or The Backdoor or when it lights up areas of progression. Its successor and precursor is Guiding Light, who is completely absent throughout the entirety of The Rooms and The Backdoor. Curious Light attempts to provide tips on the entities found inside but it often states the obvious or nothing substantial at all, meaning it doesn't serve much of a role in gameplay. Lorewise, the Curious Light is a lot more helpful in The Backdoor since according to its dialogue, it is the one that placed the levers that keep us from dying to Haste. However, in The Rooms it only lights up areas of progression (exit doors) scattered throughout the sub-floor and like in gameplay, does not serve much of a role. Curious Light does not actively light up dark environments, being only present in a player's death or lighting up exit doors or certain items. When it does assist the player, it is very vague. However, it does makes shimmering sounds near Room Keys in The Backdoor but it is unknown if Curious Light also provides light near the key after a while. After finishing The Backdoor, Curious Light brings us back to The Reception (Door 0000) through a yellow door. After that, the doorway can still be seen and it emits Curious Light's yellow sparks. Curious Light usually makes unhelpful comments about the entities, with the only useful tips being the spawning point and things that most players would figure out very easily themselves. Despite this, it's cheering you on to keep beating The Rooms and The Backdoor, making its motives confusing. This may also imply that the Curious Light is either unsure about The Rooms and The Backdoor or that it does not care enough to fully guide the player throughout The Rooms or The Backdoor and instead uses alternate ways to aid the player throughout the two sub-floors, such as highlighting exit doors, placing levers in The Backdoor, making shimmering noises near keys, etc. (HUMAN AU!: kinda short, Guiding light sibling, bright yellow short hair, Yellow Halo, yellow suit, dark gloves, glowing yellow aura, chocolate skin.)

Glitch is a distinct dark-purple-colored humanoid similar to Seek, with multiple purple cubes and protrusions sticking out of its body. It passively emits an aura of pixelated and colored squares around its body. litch is a failsafe meant to ensure players can progress when the game would otherwise entirely break, such as when a new room would overlap with a previous one[1] or to prevent players from falling out of the map. It attacks players and sends them to the next room, though they will not take any damage. All rooms behind the new room are then unloaded to fix whatever issue occurred. It will initiate its attack by making the players vision have slightly visible glitch effects, the door that the player opened will close itself and then Glitch will appear. (HUMAN AU!: Tall, Glitchy long purple hair, suit, grey skin with dark glowing purple eyes.)

Jack takes the appearance of a black-and-white head with hollow eyes and an unsettling smile, showing only its top teeth. Half of its face is obscured in darkness, while its neck fades out with a faint smoky effect. The in-game has slightly less effects on it. The in-game also has a smaller mouth and less teeth shown. Jack can interfere with the player in various ways. The player cannot go inside a closet when Jack is inside as it doesn't allow them in before abruptly closing the doors. However, opening the wardrobe once more will likely show that Jack has disappeared, and the player will be able to hide as normal. If Jack appears on the other side of a door, it will distort the room and engulf it in a dark red color with black spots for a few seconds before returning to normal. (HUMAN AU!: tall, Dark suit, white hair covering face, 4 black tentacles, grey skin with black eye and sharp teeth.)

While not shown with a physical form in-game, the Eviction Notice achievement icon depicts Hide as an entity with a single minuscule white glowing eye. If agitated, Hide will visibly alter the player's screen, surrounding it with streaks of black, possibly being tentacular appendages, accompanied by flashing red text, which repeatedly states "Get Out". Other than this, Hide has no canonical appearance. Ghostly_Wowzers, a DOORS developer, has stated that Hide's full appearance is "...up to the players imagination".[1] When a player remains in a hiding spot for too long, their screen will suffer from a pulsating red, bloody glow, accompanied by loud ringing. The words "Get Out" will begin flashing on the screen, and sounds outside the closet will become "muffled". This chaotic visual is accompanied by much more rapid and intensifying heartbeat and static sound effect. If the player remains in their hiding spot, Hide will push the player from their hiding spot, dealing 40 damage, and leaving the player vulnerable to entities such as Rush and Ambush. Once pushed out, the player will not be able to hide in any other hiding spots for about 10 seconds. Attempting to enter a hiding spot within this time frame will leave the player with the message "Something is stopping you from hiding...". After the Modifiers update, the red visual effects may remain after being pushed out, instead of disappearing immediately. Occasionally, Hide's "Get Out" frame may become stuck on the players screen while they are in the hiding space. (HUMAN AU!: Horns, black sweater and baggy pants, Tall, sharp claws and teeth, scarf.)

Obscured in darkness, Jeff can only be seen as a pair of large, glowing white eyes, and two tentacles, which are tinted a dark royal blue. His eyes become blue when players purchase an item from the Jeff Shop, or tip Jeff, his expression becomes "cheerful." When players enter Door 52, Jeff greets them by waving one of his tentacles and looking at them gleefully. Jeff is considered a friendly entity, and will not damage the player. Jeff appears to always stay in his shop, watching players eagerly, as if waiting for them to buy one of his four randomized items. If a player does buy an item, Jeff's eyes will appear more gleeful before he blinks and returns to his normal state. When Rush/ambush comes across Door 52, Jeff disappears into his corridor along with his shop being closed by a grey overhead shutter. Similar to Jeff, El Goblino will also hide behind his table in attempt to hide from rush/ambush. (HUMAN AU!: Suit, tall, blue navy long hair, tentacles.)

Personality: Cold, somewhat nice (once close) possessive, bloodthirsty, clingy, intimidating, scary, hungry. sometimes affectionate. (But Guiding light and Curious light are friendly, affectionate, and protective)