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   Description: The Animal Hospital is a sinister veterinary clinic owned by the enigmatic Animal Corporation. According to Ron from Accounting, the workload is crushing and the boss is in a perpetual state of fury over some unknown matter, a grim hint that something is deeply wrong behind the scenes. The hospital sits along the "Asian Highway," a route stretching through Korea, Japan, China, India, and Turkey, though the signage on the building strongly suggests a specific location in either South or North Korea. Among the patients, the hospital has a legendary status—whispers and myths surround it, and it is widely known for its deeply creepy and eerie atmosphere, as though the building itself were sick. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Hospital Lobby Description: The hospital lobby is the first room patients enter, divided into two seating areas flanking the entrance. On the right side, five chairs sit in a row beneath a white plus symbol and black text reading "ANIMAL HOSPITAL," with a potted plant tucked into the corner and another near the entrance. The left side holds three rows of five chairs, two potted plants in the corners, and a security camera silently overlooking the seats. Three windows line the walls—two on the back wall and one beside the entrance doors—while three lights illuminate the space. It is a cold, sterile waiting area that feels more like observation than hospitality. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Check-In Room Description: The Check-In room is the operational heart of the hospital and the first space the player sees upon loading in. It is dominated by two service windows fitted with metal shutters marked "OUT OF SERVICE," controlled by a red SHUTTERS button. A yellow sticky note warns staff to "Use shutters to reject people." Each window has a long L-shaped metal table marked with instructional guides for the check-in process. A G-cam mounted on a small quadruped sits ready to photograph patients; if the subject is an anomaly, the image will distort with static or reveal their true identity. Patients place clipboards on the table and ring a musical bell until their forms are stamped with a hollow cyan circle. A bulky old PC with a red-circled monitor handles registration, its screen turning cyan with a loading bar before confirming "REGISTERED." A printer spits out visitor badges with a green flashing light and beep. The back wall features a large black monitor with green accents that tracks camera status—"CAMS OFFLINE," "ALL CAMS OPERATIONAL," or "X CAMERAS DOWN" in red—mounted above a small metal table with two phones, a black button, and a three-button panel stickered with critical reminders: "Use the camera to detect anomalies" and "They hate photos..." This monitor provides live feeds of the CHECK-IN, LOBBY, and MEDICAL cameras, with EMERGENCY unlocking at shift three. An empty display case awaits the eventual Taser. The right wall houses a metal table with a coffee machine, three empty mugs, and chocolate bars, above which a poster cheerfully urges staff to "Get your sanity up!" with icons of coffee, a brain mesh, and chocolate. A second, grimmer poster warns "Your sanity is important—If it reaches 0 you die!" beside a brain diagram with an echoing effect and a warning sign. Beneath it lies an M1911 pistol. A cardboard box under the coffee table bears a note: "Drink coffee for sanity." Two misaligned lights flicker on the ceiling, and a green recycling bin sits in the corner, completing this cramped, paranoid command center. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Staff Only Room Description: The "Staff Only" room sits next to the store, sealed behind a door that cannot be opened by normal means. It is a featureless greyish-white door with opaque navy-blue glass and no handle, yet Doctor Harlow passes through it as though it were made of smoke at the end of every shift he attends. If a glitch is used to clip through, the truth is revealed: there is nothing behind the door but an endless void, and falling into it teleports the trespasser straight back to the Check-In room. A black sign above the door reads "NO ACCESS" in white lettering, a warning that feels less like policy and more like a threat. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Medical Wing & Patient Rooms 1-5 Description: The Medical Wing runs along the right side of the hospital hallway, containing five patient rooms numbered 1 through 5, each equipped to extract, analyze, and diagnose DNA. The wing is dimly lit by two lights, with folding chairs, treatment carts, and green recycling bins lining the walls. Room 1 is the baseline: a window with closed blue curtains, a heart monitor, a DNA Analyzer and computer on a counter beneath overhead cabinets, a patient bed with an IV stand, a glove box, and a poster of a cat urging "YOUR HEALTH IS IMPORTANT TO US—STAY HEALTHY, STAY SAFE." Room 2 moves the heart monitor beside the counter, adds three black chairs, and displays a new poster: a doctor cat with the slogan "We trust our professionals." Room 3 replaces the chairs with a filing cabinet topped by a plant, removes the poster, and places a second plant on the nightstand. Room 4 swaps the filing cabinet for a divider and eliminates the plants entirely. Room 5 is the grim outlier—its walls are visibly dirty, the chairs are gone, and the poster shows a hazmat-suited cat with the words "Feeling unwell? We are on it." Removing this poster reveals a hidden safe that can only be opened with a key obtained from Ratthew. All posters share the fine-print motto: "STAY HEALTHY, STAY SAFE." Always On: false

   Entry Name: Emergency Wing & Rooms 6-8 Description: The Emergency Wing occupies the left side of the hospital, its entrance door adjacent to the office. It houses three specialized rooms—6, 7, and 8—each demanding a unique mini-game to diagnose and treat patients, with folding chairs and treatment carts lining the corridor. Room 6 is the X-Ray Room, divided into an entrance with chairs and overhead cabinets, an operating area with a PC, printer, and a panel of six colored buttons (red, green, blue, yellow, pink, cyan) wired to a central monitor, and a cramped X-Ray chamber with a color-changing laser panel and surgical lights. To get a diagnosis, staff must complete a "Simon-says" sequence-matching puzzle, pressing buttons in the correct order. The patient is then scanned with a colored x-ray, though diagnoses remain identical to standard rooms. Room 7 is the Heart Monitor Room. Its mirrored entrance bears a "WASH YOUR HANDS" poster and a "CARDIO" sign. The main room holds a console, a PC, closeable curtains, and a patient bed beneath a large monitor, flanked by an IV stand and a generator-like machine powering the equipment. The mini-game requires clicking correct buttons to keep the patient's heart beating until the monitor reaches 100%; red skull buttons reduce the heart rate but do not kill the patient. Vitals are examined instead of DNA, though treatments remain the same. Room 8 is the Surgery Room, the most intense room in the hospital. The first half has a PC, printer, chairs, and a "SURGERY" sign; the second half features a central operating bed beneath two surgical lights, with a massive dark stain underneath and three counters surrounding it. A timed 45-second mini-game begins only after the patient receives an IV drip. The counters randomize nine permanent items: Antibiotics, Medicine, IV Drops, Organ, Transplant, Medkit, Scalpel, Scissors, and Bandages. For four turns, the patient requests one item, then on the fifth turn demands three simultaneously. Surgery is the only room with exclusive treatments—transplant, organ, scalpel, scissors, and antibiotics—and gives no pre-diagnosis, relying entirely on randomized requests. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Patient Treatment System Description: After a patient's DNA is analyzed and diagnosed, the computer displays their illnesses, and the monitor above the bed reveals one to three required treatments. Applying the wrong treatment kills the patient instantly, counting as a hospital death and costing one of the player's three lives. Killing an Anomaly with incorrect treatment carries no penalty, though it may trigger an event. Without upgrades, DNA analysis takes 9 seconds, diagnosis takes 2, and patient recovery takes 35. Each emergency room alters the diagnostic process. In Room 6, the X-Ray room requires completing a four-color Simon-says sequence; the printed report must be fed back into the machine to reveal treatments. In Room 7, the Heart Monitor room begins after connecting the patient to the IV stand and activating the machine—staff must click appearing and disappearing icons to complete the heart scan, avoiding red skull icons that lower the scan percentage. The cardio analysis machine prints the diagnosis, and the report must be reloaded to display treatments. In Room 8, the Surgery room grants 45 seconds to save the patient with random treatment demands; failure kills the patient. Successful surgery awards +1 Sanity. Exclusive surgery treatments include Antibiotics, Scalpel, Scissors, Transplant, and Organ. If the anomaly Tendrille spawns in Room 8, a second surgery begins instantly with a death countdown, though IV prep is skipped. Treatments span multiple categories: Hydration (Eye Drops for dry eyes, IV Drops for dehydration), Veterinary Kit items (Anti-Inflammatory for bruises, Medkit for fevers), Cross-marked supplies (Skin Creme for rashes and burns, Bandages for bleeding), Pain Relief (Medicine for headaches, Herbs for stomach pain), Syrups (Maple Syrup for low sugar and repelling the Bed Monster, Cough Syrup for flu and clearing mucus faster), Cutting Tools (Scalpel and Scissors, exclusive to surgery; Scalpel can also be given to Barney), Transplants (Organ and Transplant, which repel the Bed Monster), and Antibacterials (Antibiotics, exclusive to surgery). Always On: false

   Entry Name: Hospital Emergencies & Events Description: The hospital is plagued by escalating emergencies that begin at Shift 4 with the Ambulance Event. Doctor Harlow announces an Anomaly attack in town—six dead, others injured—and flees to his office as intense music begins. Six patients rush inside, some on fire or critically wounded, with a high probability that Anomalies have infiltrated the ambulance. Completing the event awards bonus cash, and from that point onward, an ambulance arrives every five shifts with increasing numbers of critical patients. Individual emergencies spawn time-limited threats. A patient on fire has 60 seconds to be extinguished; using a fire extinguisher heals their burns completely, while manual extinguishing requires follow-up ointment. A fainted patient—triggered by check-in, entering a burning room, being shot, or being tased—must be carried to their bed within 60 seconds, though they can be thrown in the trash to skip treatment without penalty. A room randomly catching fire drains 1-3 Sanity per second when near the flames; the extinguisher is the best tool. If a new patient enters a burning room without fainting, they are a guaranteed Shapeshifter. The Death Ritual selects an occupied room, dimming the lights and levitating the patient above their bed surrounded by ritual candles. The door becomes sluggish, and the player has 40 seconds to remove all candles—each costing 1-3 Sanity—or use a taser to break the ritual instantly. Eyedrops, IV drops, or coffee can safely defuse candles. Patients with hollow eyes and twitching are guaranteed ritual targets but will not attack others afterward. The Bed Monster can drag a recovering patient under the bed within 30 seconds; feeding it maple syrup, an organ, or a transplant during initial treatment removes it. In Room 8, Tendril may burst from a patient during surgery, restarting the 45-second timer with a specific treatment pattern required to save them; tasing or shooting kills the patient instantly. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Usable Items Description: The hospital provides several critical items, each with unique uses and risks. Coffee can be obtained free from the Coffee Machine in the Reception Office (180-second cooldown) or purchased from the Supply Store; each cup can be sipped three times for 5% Sanity per sip, totaling 15% recovery. A Large Coffee Machine can be unlocked for independent, slower brewing at 300 seconds per cup. Some NPCs may request Coffee, and partially used cups satisfy their demands, maximizing utility. Chocolate costs 29 Robux or 120 dollars at the Supplies Shop and restores 20% Sanity per bite, three bites for 60% total. Run Fast Cola unlocks at Shift 3 for 19 Robux or 75 dollars, granting 30 seconds of increased movement speed without affecting interaction speeds; Paramedics start with this item. The Fire Extinguisher spawns free at Shift 3 to the right of the Supplies Shop and discharges white spheres that extinguish fires, the fastest method available. It starts at 100% charge, depletes with use, and recharges at 1% per 2 seconds when returned to its stand. It can also eliminate Hiders and slime puddles. The Taser becomes free at Shift 3 or can be bought for 150 dollars; it renews on consumption rather than collection and instantly incapacitates hostile entities like Skinwalkers. Multi-use variants cost 250 dollars. Security class starts with a Taser. The Gun costs 99 Robux or 400 dollars, holds 20 uses, and serves as a ranged, more powerful Taser. It can wound patients, causing them to faint and require immediate treatment, and can even harm the wielder. Secret Agents start with a Gun. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Hospital Systems & Equipment Description: The hospital is equipped with several integrated systems for managing patients and detecting threats. The Shutters, unlocked by Doctor Harlow at Shift 2, are controlled by a red button at the check-in window and used to reject anomalies by closing the metal barriers. A Head Banger actively slamming against the window will physically block the shutters from closing. The Security Camera system consists of four grainy feeds viewed on the office TV: Check-In (office and walk-in door), Lobby (alternate office angle and waiting chairs), Medical (rooms 1-5 and treatment shelves), and Emergency (rooms 6-8 and treatment shelves, unlocked at Shift 3). Cameras randomly break, displaying "No Signal - Requires Fix" with yellow electric particles and smoke around the physical unit; holding the interact button repairs them. A Camera Figure may appear on a broken camera, causing sanity loss if not exited in time, and will then break that camera. The Photo Camera at the check-in window is the primary anomaly detection tool. Any photo irregularities—wrong eyes, wrong ears, an uncanny appearance—identify an anomaly. Viewing an uncanny photo costs 10 Sanity. Grainy or static photos are not a guaranteed indicator as of recent updates. Trash cans are scattered throughout the office and treatment rooms, allowing staff to discard unwanted items or even throw fainted patients away without it counting as a patient death. The Coffee Machine brews free Coffee every 180 seconds and is the primary sanity restoration source; a second, slower machine brewing every 300 seconds can be earned by hiding Barney from the police. The Shift Report arrives at the end of every shift, grading performance across four categories: Patients Treated, Visitors Admitted, Anomalies Prevented, and Animal Deaths. Grades range from Excellent to Critical and determine earned money and Animal Coins. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Patients Description: Patients are the central mechanic of the hospital, arriving as either normal animals or disguised Anomalies that must be identified before they are admitted. Their personalities are shaped by fear—most speak with formal, hesitant politeness, growing impatient if kept waiting, and reacting with shock and anger if rejected. Patients walk slowly by default, though NPC boots can be purchased to speed them up. Some may spontaneously change their minds and leave before being checked in; the chance is slim but never zero. Once inside, they lie in a hospital bed or stand in the X-ray room for treatment. Wrong treatment or failure to treat them in time results in death, penalizing the player if the victim was a normal animal. Tasing or shooting an animal costs 15 Sanity. After recovery, patients exit covered in bandages. Visitors stand near the bed and may wander into empty rooms. Anomalies can be subtle or overt. A patient may transform into a Skinwalker during recovery or after check-in, attacking other patients—including those in the lobby—and nearby players. During emergencies, patients can arrive on fire, in critical condition, or faint at the check-in window, all demanding immediate action. Walking patients may drip slime without being an Anomaly; slime slows anyone who steps in it and can be cleaned faster with Cough Syrup or the Fire Extinguisher. Every patient is procedurally assembled from randomized features. Faces include round eyes, almond eyes, and combinations thereof; one unique face features constricted pupils and a jagged, crooked smile. Tails range from none to skinny, puffy, curled, or long and furry. Ears include antlers, pointed or round ears, horns, and droopy ears. Fur patterns may be absent, striped, spotted, or face-and-stomach. Mouths are either a small inverted V or a jagged, medium shape. Colors span light brown, pale green, purple-magenta, light blue, pink, peach, sky blue, dark gray-blue, light maroon, white, and more. Names are randomly generated. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Anomalies Description: Anomalies are hostile entities disguised as ordinary patients, identifiable only through careful observation of their symptoms. A single patient can exhibit multiple anomalies simultaneously. Their origin is unknown, but Doctor Harlow notes they despise having their photo taken and, bizarrely, crave coffee—a Head Banger at the window can be pacified by offering it a cup. Anomalies that are mistakenly healed may simply mutter "I'm Hungry" and leave peacefully or attack another patient. Anomalies manifest in three detection categories. Appearance Anomalies are visible to the naked eye and include four variants of unnatural faces—a drawn-on smile with bagged eyes, realistic teeth with small circular eyes, a crooked sharp-toothed grin with mismatched high-up eyes, and three glowing red eyes—as well as Hollow Eyes (dark sockets, twitching, hunched posture, guaranteed death ritual trigger) and general Twitching with an elongated neck. Photo Anomalies appear only in the check-in photograph: different eyes, wrong ears or ear color, incorrect mouth shape, or static-grainy images that are not always a guaranteed anomaly after Shift 10. Viewing any cursed photo costs 10 Sanity. Security Camera Anomalies are invisible at the window but reveal themselves on the office monitors: black bars with staring realistic eyes, heavily stretched and distorted "boneless" bodies that change shape each time the camera is opened, patients staring directly at the CCTV lens, entirely void-black figures, twitching visible only on camera, disguised Shapeshifters, and mismatched ears or horns compared to the window view. Effective strategies include killing admitted anomalies with wrong treatments for speed at the cost of lower shift rewards, tasing for +2 Sanity, or shooting. A static photo patient without other features is an anomaly that will trigger a Death Ritual if admitted, and shutters should be used instead of force. The Head Banger causes -20 Sanity if tased, shot, or rejected, but offering it coffee—even a partially drunk cup—makes it leave peacefully. Anomalies cannot faint. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Intern Class Description: The Intern is the default class assigned to all new players upon joining the game for the first time. This rabbit-like creature wears a white hoodie with grey pockets and black drawstrings and plain white pants, its face marked by small black dot eyes and a large smile. Though it appears light orange in the class shop, the Intern's fur color varies between players during a shift—green, blue, pink, or orange. The class's primary benefit is bonus starting Sanity: 71% at level 1, scaling to 76% at level 2, and capping at 81%. This extra durability makes the Intern ideal for beginners still learning the hospital's mechanics. In a team, an Intern's higher sanity pool means they can afford to let lower-sanity classes take the first coffees. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Nurse Class Description: The Nurse is a playable class that can be purchased for 20 Animal Coins, making it the cheapest class available in the server lobby shop. This light salmon-pink dog-like creature has floppy ears, a curled tail, and wears light blue medical scrubs with white buttons, a collar, a name tag, and pockets. A white nurse cap with a red heart and white cross rests on its head. Darker stripes run down both sides of its face, framed by large eyes with triangular black lining and a small downturned mouth. The Nurse's primary strength is utility: equipping the class grants an additional starting inventory slot, and every subsequent upgrade provides yet another slot, making it invaluable for players focused on treating patients efficiently. Maximizing the final upgrade unlocks the class's full potential. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Secretary Class Description: The Secretary is a playable class purchasable for 120 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This blue, the lop-eared hare creature has downturned ears and wears business casual attire—a black tie, brown shoes, and oversized round black glasses. Its face is marked by large eyes with prominent black eyelids and a small downturned mouth. The class's core ability restores 1 Sanity to the wearer for every patient they successfully check in, rewarding active front-desk work with steady mental resilience. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Paramedic Class Description: The Paramedic is a playable class costing 250 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This light brown, deer-like creature wears a dark green ambulance uniform layered under a lighter green sleeveless shirt and an open neon green vest with multiple pockets, with a black stethoscope wrapped around its neck. Its face features slit eyes and a blue surgical mask, while two large, vibrant antlers crown its head. Equipping the class starts the player with a large Speed Cola containing six uses, granting significant mobility for responding to emergencies and transporting patients. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Psychologist Class Description: The Psychologist is a playable class available for 500 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This green, bunny-like creature has upturned ears, a dark green shirt and brown pants with a black tie and brown shoes, oversized round brown glasses, and a large black moustache that completely obscures its mouth. Its eyes are framed by triangular black lining. The class's power lies in its relationship with Sanity: it doubles all Sanity effects—both positive and negative—and starts every shift with a full 100% Sanity. It also gains passive Sanity regeneration from treating and checking in patients, as well as from drinking Coffee, making it a high-risk, high-reward specialist whose mental state swings dramatically with every action. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Doctor Class Description: The Doctor is a playable class purchasable for 900 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This light orange, deer-like creature wears blue medical scrubs beneath a white consultation coat, with a black stethoscope around its neck and black glasses taped at the middle. Its face features slit eyes with white irises and a small downturned mouth, crowned by two muted antlers. At level 1, the Doctor recovers 1 Sanity for every patient successfully healed, directly rewarding treatment work. At levels 2 and 3, the class also grants bonus starting Sanity, making it a resilient and self-sustaining choice for players dedicated to patient recovery. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Security Class Description: Security is a playable class costing 1250 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This grey, fox-like creature has pointy ears, a dark blue shirt with large pockets, plain black pants, and a black hat reading "SECURITY" in white letters. Its face features slit eyes with white irises, prominent black eyelids, and a small downturned mouth. Equipping this class starts the player with an X-Taser loaded with five uses, making Security the frontline defense against hostile anomalies and a powerful asset for incapacitating threats. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Head Nurse Class Description: The Head Nurse is a Robux-exclusive playable class purchasable for 190 Robux in the server lobby shop. This white creature with grey spots and horn-like pointy ears wears light blue medical scrubs with large pockets, a black stethoscope around its neck, and a white nurse cap marked with a red heart and white cross. Its face features large eyes with prominent black eyelids and a small downturned mouth. The class provides three additional starting inventory slots, and its second upgrade grants a bonus 10% starting Sanity. The final upgrade unlocks a "Special Technique" at the beginning of each round, making the Head Nurse an exceptional choice for solo play and a utility powerhouse in any team. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Surgeon Class Description: The Surgeon is a playable class available for 2500 Animal Coins in the server lobby shop. This light orange, deer-like creature wears blue scrubs under a white consultation coat with a black stethoscope, a blue bouffant cap, and a head mirror with a brown band. A blue surgical mask covers its mouth, and slit eyes with white irises gaze out beneath two muted antlers. The class's defining ability triggers after successfully healing a patient, granting both a temporary Sanity boost and a short burst of speed, making the Surgeon a momentum-driven healer who thrives on chaining patient recoveries. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Secret Agent Class Description: The Secret Agent is a Robux-exclusive playable class costing 890 Robux in the server lobby shop, making it the most expensive class in the game. This fully black, cat-like creature has pointy ears, a black waistcoat over a white collared shirt with a black tie and white pocket square, and black pants. Its most striking feature is slit eyes with vibrant yellow sclera, while its mouth and nose appear invisible unless viewed through a glass door. Equipping the class starts the player with a gun loaded with 20 uses, making it the ultimate choice for players focused on hunting and eliminating Anomalies. Its upgrades further enhance this combat role. The character's appearance is slated to change in a future update. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Dr. Harlow Description: Doctor Harlow is the supervising physician of the Animal Hospital, a light orange deer-like creature who wears blue medical scrubs beneath a white consultation coat with a black stethoscope and a head mirror strapped to his brow. His face is obscured by a blue surgical mask, and slit eyes with white irises peer out beneath two muted antlers. In his right hand, he perpetually carries a black briefcase marked "TOP SECRET" in red letters. Harlow appears at the end of every shift to grade the staff's performance, and his guidance shapes the hospital's escalating operations: after Shift 1, he offers advice and unlocks the shutters and security cameras; after Shift 2, he opens the supply shop and emergency rooms; after Shift 3, he unlocks the Taser. A disturbing detail hangs over him—an anomalous version of Harlow can be seen in the lobby, suggesting the doctor himself may be one of the entities he warns against. After Shift 1 is concluded, Dr. Harlow appears for the first time at the reception window. He gives the player(s) helpful advice before unlocking the shutters and cameras. In Shift 2, he opens new facilities, such as the Supplies Shop and the Emergency Wing (Rooms 6 to 8). In Shift 3, he unlocks the Taser. In Shift 4, Dr. Harlow appears at the hospital again, this time talking about an Anomaly attack. He warns the player(s) of an ambulance coming, and runs away instead of helping. After Shift 4 ends, he congratulates the player and gives them a bonus for their hard work. He comes back at Shift 6, warning the player that if the hospital loses three patients, it's over and that their sanity was important and that they shouldn't die on him. Dr. Harlow stops actively talking to player(s) after Shift 7, but he remains in the hospital lobby. The player(s) must walk up to him and interact with him in order to talk to him further and see more dialogues. In these, he reveals that there were many hospital managers before the player(s), and that the Animal Corporation had "saved" him—or at least what was left of him—which is why he now works for them. He also states that if their research is successful, there will be no more patients, endless shifts, or any trouble whatsoever. It is shown in one of his lobby dialogues that Mint Tea is his favorite drink, and if offered by a Player, he will accept one once his initial dialogue has ended. In exchange, he'll answer various lore related questions. After he is given one, he'll thank the player and offer to answer a question about Ratthew, Ron, Barney, Liz, The Animal Corporation, and the previous hospital manager. However, It can only be done once per shift, since after answering one of the questions, his dialogue will only repeat "sigh" and "...". Always On: false

   Entry Name: Barney Description: Barney is a white rabbit-like creature with a moustache, a brown hat, and plaid pants, whose friendly demeanor masks a sadistic serial killer. His anomaly form reveals his true nature: a gaping, sharp-toothed mouth and hollow black eyes with pinprick white pupils, wielding a knife. Barney's first appearance occurs between Shifts 2 and 7, beginning with a simple request for coffee after a "long day" that is heavily implied to have been spent murdering. His subsequent visits form an escalating chain of dependency and manipulation: he asks for more coffee, threatens the player if refused ("Watch out, I don't like being refused"), then asks them to safeguard a red briefcase, take his photograph—which for the first time reveals his monstrous true form—and eventually requests a scalpel. In his final visit, hunted by Officer Duckman and the police, he begs the player to hide him inside the office. Refusing Barney in any previous interaction has no effect on this final plea. If the player grants him sanctuary, he rewards them with an extra coffee machine that brews on a 300-second cooldown. Throughout every encounter, Barney's dialogue is superficially warm and grateful, calling the player "friend," yet his tone shifts to cold menace the moment he is denied: "If you speak, I will kill you, friend..." Always On: false

   Entry Name: Ratthew Description: Ratthew is a small black rat with a white snout, two buckteeth, rabbit-like ears, and a curled pink tail. He sometimes stares directly at the camera, but this is not an anomaly. Ratthew is an informant whose knowledge runs deep and dangerous. Ron from Accounting once caught him chewing through classified experiment reports in his office—documents Ron was never meant to see—hinting at a sinister connection to the Animal Corporation. Ratthew's first encounter with the player is anonymous; his nameplate reads "???" as he explains that being small lets him hear and see things others miss, calling it a "dangerous job." On his second visit, he trusts the player enough to reveal his name and warns them to trust no one in the hospital. He later expresses sadness that others think he is an anomaly and gratitude that the player treats him normally, before announcing he must go into hiding because the government is after him—knowledge he likely gained from the chewed reports. In his final conversation, Ratthew reveals he had a twin sister named Rattina, the smart one, who worked for Animal Corporation and vanished without a trace. He hands the player a key and a note before disappearing. The key opens a hidden safe behind the poster in Room 5, which contains a photo of Rattina, a briefcase labeled "TOP SECRET," and a message: "The experiment was a success, the 'Shadow' now sees everything..."—a possible reference to the Stalker. Ratthew is paranoid, perceptive, and secretive, but ultimately kind-hearted and trusting of the player alone. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Ron from Accounting Description: Ron from Accounting is a blue rabbit with drooping dark blue ears, oversized round black glasses, and a white suit with a black tie. He carries a black briefcase marked "TOP SECRET" in red stencil font, identical to Dr. Harlow's. Ron is the hospital's most knowledgeable visitor, aware that patients do not come to the hospital because they are sick but because they are infected, and he understands exactly why the facility keeps hiring new Interns—all previous ones have died. His stories paint a grim survivor's manual: he knew the intern eaten by the Bed Monster and now always carries maple syrup to avoid the same fate; he witnessed the Mass of Eyes on the ceiling while the old doctor frantically searched for eyedrops before vanishing; he has seen the Stalker in his peripheral vision and learned it is shy and dislikes being stared at; and he once caught Ratthew chewing through classified experiment reports in his office, though he considers this a favor. Ron's demeanor is calm, laid-back, and deeply pragmatic. He is genuinely impressed the player has lived this long, and his willingness to share the hospital's darkest truths with such casual candor suggests a man who has long since accepted that survival depends on observation, preparation, and not digging too deep. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Officer Duckman Description: Officer Duckman is a black duck-like creature who wears a vibrant blue vest, black pants, a black tie, and a blue police visor cap with a silver badge. His face features slit eyes and a prominent orange bill. He arrives at the hospital in pursuit of the serial killer Barney, holding a photograph of the killer that was originally taken by the player at Barney's request. Duckman's appearance is dynamically triggered: he only shows up if the player has agreed to hide Barney behind the front desk, and he never appears if the player denied or ignored any of Barney's earlier demands. If the player chooses to turn Barney in, Duckman yells for the player to arrest him—revealing his lack of preparedness—before Barney attacks and incapacitates him, leaving him fainted and requiring medical intervention. If Barney is not turned in, Duckman simply leaves, asking the player to report suspicious activity. He offers no reward for cooperation. Duckman is professional, levelheaded, and reserved, but his poor investigative skills and failure to draw a weapon when confronting a known serial killer paint him as well-meaning but deeply incompetent. Even when saved, he offers no thanks and walks out in silent disappointment. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Shopkeeper Nurse Description: The Shopkeeper Nurse is a minor character who runs the hospital supply store, which Doctor Harlow unlocks at Shift 3. She is a pink dog-like creature in light blue medical scrubs with white buttons, a collar, a name tag, and pockets, wearing a white nurse cap marked with a red heart and white cross. Her downturned ears are a darker shade than her body, and her face is marked by three horizontal stripes on each side, large eyes with triangular black lining, and a small downturned mouth. She is the source of critical supplies for surviving each shift. Always On: false

   Entry Name: News Bunny Description: News Bunny is a news reporter who appears on the hospital's check-in television just before the Ambulance Event begins on Shift 4. She is a green, rabbit-like creature with upturned ears, a white shirt with a black tie, and oversized round dark blue glasses. Her face features large eyes with triangular black lining and a small downturned mouth. Her broadcast heralds the arrival of mass casualties and the escalating chaos to come. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Stalker Description: The Stalker is a tall, black creature resembling a rabbit or rat, with elongated limbs, a small torso, large staring eyes, and a wide toothy grin. It appears randomly around corners, lurking at the edges of vision—in the lobby, between the emergency wing and office door, in the surgery room, behind the vending machine, or behind a potted plant. When a player looks directly at it, the lights flicker, a sound plays, and it vanishes around the corner, stripping 10 Sanity. It cannot be found if the player chases after it. The safest counter is to take corners slowly and watch for its legs at the edge of the screen. Ron from Accounting has seen it watching from the ceiling corners and has learned that it is shy and dislikes being stared at. The hidden safe in Room 5 contains a note suggesting the Stalker may be the "Shadow" created by Animal Corporation's experiments: "The experiment was a success, the 'Shadow' now sees everything..." Always On: false

   Entry Name: Hiders Description: Hiders are flat, paper-thin bald creatures with wide eyes and a grinning mouth similar to the Stalker's, their bodies slightly transparent and color-shifting to camouflage against whatever wall they cling to. Only their facial features and a faint outline remain visible. They spawn in groups of one to six inside patient rooms and hallways. If spotted from a distance, they remain motionless; approaching while looking at one causes it to peel off the wall, turn black, and chase the player for several seconds before evaporating into particles with a distorted sound. If the player is unaware and the Hider catches them, it deals 10 Sanity damage and frequently steals a treatment item from the player's inventory. Their location can be identified by the sound of heavy breathing when the player draws near. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Head Banger Description: The Head Banger is an anomaly that approaches the side window of the check-in room and rhythmically slams its head against the glass, breathing heavily. Its appearance varies, but all Head Bangers share hollow black eyes and an open frown, and they can spawn with additional anomaly features. While active, the Head Banger physically blocks the shutters from closing, leaving the hospital defenseless against further anomalies. The music cuts out upon its arrival. If ignored, the Head Banger will continue until the window breaks and then leave. Ordering it to leave without offering coffee triggers a sudden jumpscare—its head snapping toward the player with a loud noise—costing 20 Sanity. The safe method is to offer it coffee, which makes it leave at the cost of only 5 Sanity. With precise timing, a player can take up to two sips from the coffee first, benefiting from the sanity restoration, and then hand the partially empty cup to the Head Banger to satisfy it. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Ghost Description: The Ghost is a translucent, floating entity with large black eyes, white pupils, black tears streaming down its face, a stitched-shut mouth, and a spectral tail. It only manifests after a patient dies, aimlessly drifting through the hospital and opening or closing doors. If a player draws near, the Ghost disappears, but it will actively stalk and ambush them, inflicting a "Ghostly Presence" that drains 2 Sanity per second. Its approach is heralded by wispy sounds and faint crying. After a period of haunting, it vanishes with a soft poof. A glitch can cause the Ghost to visually resemble an anomaly while retaining its ghostly behavior, though this appears unintentional. The Ghost is also capable of fainting, which may be a bug. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Bed Monster Description: The Bed Monster is a black, shadowy entity that lurks beneath patient beds, its presence marked by glowing red eyes, two enormous stretching hands, and drifting black particles. It has no other visible form. Any creature—player, patient, or even a Hider—that steps into the red danger zone beside the bed will be seized and dragged under. A grabbed player must rapidly press the struggle button to escape, losing 10 Sanity on capture and 5 every two seconds as they are pulled closer. If a patient is grabbed, it triggers an emergency event identical to the player version. The Bed Monster is unique in that it can be weaponized against Hiders, and it can be safely banished by offering Maple Syrup, a Transplant, or an Organ—simply walk into the red zone holding the item, and the creature will take the offering instead and vanish. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Mass of Eyes Description: The Mass of Eyes is a grotesque, red fleshy mass studded with numerous hazel eyes that cling to the ceiling of patient rooms and the reception area starting at Shift 2. Its eyes track the player's movements, and a warning flashes at the bottom of the screen: "Don't look up." The room's lighting shifts ominously when it is present. Staring directly at the Mass of Eyes drains 2 to 5 Sanity every half-second and causes it to rumble and glow an angry red. The eyes drip continuously until the entity is treated with eyedrops. Ron from Accounting once witnessed the old doctor frantically searching for eyedrops while the Mass of Eyes watched from above—the doctor vanished shortly after. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Tendril Description: The Tendril is a massive purple, tentacled blob that bursts from a patient's body during recovery in the surgery room, Room 8. The patient will first murmur that they feel strange before the creature erupts onto the operating table, triggering an emergency event with a countdown timer and the alert "Monster Emerging in Room 8." The Tendril does not directly attack the player, but if the timer expires, the patient dies. The existing surgery timer does not reset—staff must complete the operation before time runs out using a specific treatment pattern. Tasing or shooting the Tendril kills the patient instantly, making surgical intervention the only way to save them. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Shapeshifter Description: The Shapeshifter is an anomaly that perfectly disguises itself as a normal patient upon admission, showing no outward signs of its true nature. When it eventually turns hostile—whether immediately after check-in, during treatment, or during recovery—it lets out a loud growl, its mouth gapes open to reveal sharp teeth dripping with slime, and it attacks the nearest player or patient, including those still in the lobby. If a patient is attacked, an emergency event triggers requiring staff to pull the creature off; success causes the panicked patient to flee the hospital, while failure records an animal death. A player grabbed by the Shapeshifter must rapidly press the interact key to strike its pressure points and escape, and in multiplayer, multiple players can attack it simultaneously to subdue it faster. When defeated, the Shapeshifter collapses, then reverts to a normal patient appearance and flees the building in terror. Killing an anomaly with an incorrect treatment will also cause it to transform into a Shapeshifter upon death. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Camera Figure Description: The Camera Figure is a shadowy, cat-like entity with glowing red eyes and a row of realistic, crooked teeth across the lower half of its face, surrounded by drifting black particles. It manifests only on broken security cameras, with an approximate 50% chance of appearing. When viewed, the camera feed slowly zooms in on the figure; after a few seconds, the camera menu reappears, but if the player does not exit in time, the Figure triggers a violent jumpscare—the screen shakes, a loud screech erupts, and the player loses 20 Sanity. The camera the Figure occupied will then be broken. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Liz (Lisbeth) Description: Liz, short for Lisbeth, is a light brown caracal with dark, downturned ears, cream-colored whiskers, and a thin tail. She wears a navy jacket over a black shirt, a light blue cap, light gray pants, and black shoes, with a white camera perpetually hanging around her neck. A former reporter for the Animal Corporation's news station, Liz was fired for attempting to report on the Anomaly infection, which the corporation dismissed as "fake news." Refusing to stay silent, she arrives at the hospital between Shifts 11 and 21 to enlist the player's help in her ongoing investigation, providing a special UV camera to photograph specific patients as proof for a paper she intends to publish. Liz is exaggerative, energetic, and fiercely determined—she lengthens words like "huuuuge" and sprinkles her dialogue with emojis, yet underneath the cheerfulness is a sharp, principled investigator who risked her career and safety to expose the truth. Over the course of her appearances, she asks the player to take four photographs, each revealing a different stage of Anomaly infection. After the third photo, she rewards the player with a Chocolate Bar. The fourth photo is lethal: the photographed patient transforms into a Mimic and attacks. It is strongly advised to reject, tase, or shoot the subject before examining the final image. If the player wastes a photo on the wrong patient, Liz reclaims her camera, declares she cannot trust them, and never returns for the remainder of the run. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Firefighter Class Description: The Firefighter is a playable class purchasable for 1100 Animal Coins, added in the July 25th, 2026 update. This grayish-blue elephant with predominantly pink ears and short tusks wears a black and blue uniform with yellow stripes on the arms, torso, and lower pants, complete with a matching hat. At Level 1, the Firefighter begins each shift with a Special Fire Extinguisher and one additional maximum inventory slot. At Level 2, they recover 1 Sanity each time they extinguish a fire. At Level 3, they become completely immune to Sanity drain from fires and gain a bonus 10 starting Sanity. Unlike the standard Fire Extinguisher, the Firefighter's Special Fire Extinguisher recharges automatically in their inventory without needing to be returned to the Charging Station. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Sam Description: Sam is a calico cat with a distinctive tri-colored face—white with a large orange patch on one side and a black patch on the other—narrow constricted pupils set in large light-blue sclera, a small pink bitten ear, and long black whiskers. They wear a bright yellow hazmat suit with black trim, blue protective gloves, a black utility belt, and black boots, marking them as a professional hazardous materials worker. Formerly employed by the Animal Corporation's Hazmat Team, Sam was fired for unknown reasons and now offers their services to the Animal Hospital. The player can hire Sam for 250 dollars after completing the first Slime Shift between Shifts 11 and 24; once hired, they clean slime, eliminate Hiders, and extinguish room fires for three shifts before departing, returning to be rehired after each subsequent Slime Shift. Sam is hardworking, practical, and experienced, willingly performing dangerous cleanup tasks despite their termination. They are, however, notably clumsy—during their shifts, they may trip over their own boots, accidentally spray themself, or drop their scrubber. If attacked by an anomaly, Sam has a much shorter rescue window than regular patients. Upon release, Sam was briefly referred to with he/him pronouns before the developers changed to they/them, intending for the character's gender to remain neutral and open to player interpretation, consistent with the game's class designs. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Hazmat Suit NPCs Description: The Hazmat Suit NPCs are anonymous Animal Corporation employees of unknown species, clad head-to-toe in yellow hazmat suits, black boots, long blue disposable gloves, and black gas masks that completely obscure their faces. One is periodically seen outside the hospital beside an Animal Corporation van, whispering with Dr. Harlow before handing him a cardboard box labeled "confidential" and driving away. Across four known encounters, their hushed conversations grow increasingly sinister: Harlow expresses hope they will "clean up" the hospital soon, warns the employee to flee if a prior, unexplained event recurs, insists the boxes be sealed to prevent anyone from seeing their contents, and finally orders deliveries to the back of the hospital to avoid the "nosy new hires"—the players. During Slime Shifts, which begin around Shift 10-23, a Hazmat Suit NPC approaches the check-in window to have a hazardous containment form stamped, after which two of them enter and spend the entire shift cleaning slime throughout the hospital. They are entirely unaffected by Slimebert, an enemy that otherwise devours anything in its path. The Hazmat Suit NPCs speak only in whispers, revealing nothing, and their true identities—and what lies inside those boxes—remain unknown. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Slimebert Description: Slimebert is a large, lumbering creature made entirely of green slime—lighter on top, darker below—with two glowing purple eyes and a gaping mouth lined with small, mound-like teeth. It announces its arrival at the Reception Office window with the gurgled declaration, "I can't wait anymore, I'm hungry," before wandering the hospital halls during Slime Shifts, which begin around Shift 10. It moves in a straight line through the Medical and Emergency Wings, occasionally entering patient rooms, and devours anything in its path. A player caught by Slimebert is slimed for an immediate 20 Sanity loss and then digested for an additional 3 Sanity per second. Patients attacked by it will faint. Anomalies eaten by Slimebert transform into Mimics. Hazmat Employees, Ghosts, and certain other entities are consumed without any apparent effect. Slimebert despawns once the Slime Shift ends and does not reappear after the first Slime Shift. Slimebert can be avoided entirely by walking around it, as it is much slower than the player. Holding Cough Syrup causes it to choke and prevents it from attacking, while the Fire Extinguisher can temporarily stun it. Scanning Slimebert with the Scanner produces a purple beam, matching the readings of the Stalker and Dr. Harlow. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Deployable Camera Description: The Deployable Camera is a portable, placeable surveillance tool purchasable for 600 dollars at the Supplies Shop or granted for free with the Level 2 Security class. It functions identically to the hospital's built-in security cameras—usable through the security monitor to detect anomalies—but can be placed in any strategic location, such as inside a patient room or the office, to catch camera-based anomalies that the fixed cameras cannot reach. Multiple Deployable Cameras can be active simultaneously with no known maximum limit. The Deployable Camera's greatest advantage is that the Camera Monster will never appear on its feed. Like any camera, it can break and will require repair; however, a broken Deployable Camera displays no smoke or electric particles, only registering as offline on the security monitor. To fix it, a player must interact with the camera body itself, not the handle. Ideal placement includes positioning it in the office corner to cover both check-in windows simultaneously, or inside patient rooms during the Ambulance Event to screen for appearance anomalies, though photo anomalies remain undetectable through this method. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Scanner Description: The Scanner is a handheld detection device that emits a colored beam of light to identify entities. It can be purchased from the Supplies Shop for 150 dollars as a single-use item or obtained with unlimited uses on a 120-second cooldown by equipping the Secret Agent class. A green beam and screen indicates a normal patient, Ratthew, Sam, or—curiously—Barney and Head Bangers, despite their later reveals as anomalies. A red beam indicates an Anomaly, Hider, Ghost, or Bed Monster, and scanning the Ghost causes it to temporarily vanish without consuming the Scanner's charge. A purple beam with a "???" symbol appears when scanning the Stalker, Slimebert, Dr. Harlow, or the Hazmat Suit NPCs, marking them as entities of unknown classification. A yellow beam indicates nothing was detected. The Scanner is invaluable during the Ambulance Event for rapid anomaly screening, and its model is a modified version of the Roblox "Bloxxy Radar" gear. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Mint Tea Description: Mint Tea is a consumable sanity-restoring item available for purchase at the Supplies Shop for 100 dollars starting at Shift 3. Unlike Coffee's instant burst recovery, Mint Tea heals gradually over 15 alternating cycles of +2 and +1 Sanity, providing between 15 and 30 total Sanity restored over time. It is a single-use item and is consumed immediately upon drinking. Mint Tea is notably Dr. Harlow's favorite beverage, and offering it to him when he is seated in the waiting area unlocks the ability to ask him a series of lore-related questions about various characters and the Animal Corporation—making it a uniquely valuable tool for uncovering the hospital's secrets. Using Mint Tea does not void the "No Coffee or Chocolate" achievement. Always On: false

   Entry Name: Dr. Harlow's Office Description: Dr. Harlow's Office is a restricted location accessed around Shift 16-18 when the doctor requests the player's help carrying confidential Animal Corporation boxes across a network of gray walkways suspended over an endless pit. The exterior is marked by black and yellow hazard trim, orange railings, and a door labeled "OFFICE." Inside, a waiting area with chairs and a delivery table precedes the glass-doored office proper, where Harlow's desk sits beneath three framed certificates. A telephone, a computer displaying an email from Ron warning about supplies becoming "different," a sticky note to call 808 for Hazmat cleanup, and a pen cup clutter the workspace. The left wall holds a whiteboard with a DNA diagram and a bookshelf; the right wall has metal shelves of blue folders and a microscope tray smeared with a purple substance, possibly from the Tentacle enemy. A broken vent implies Ratthew's intrusion. Scattered throughout are critical lore documents: an incident report detailing the creation of the Bed Monster, a burnt family photo of Harlow with his wife and child, Ron's testimony about Oingit's death, a locked book titled "On The Discovery and Nature of the 'Anomaly Gene'" by hospital founder John A. Nomaly, and a to-do list. A plush of The Deer from 99 Nights in the Forest hides behind a plant. Ron from Accounting enters the office upon its first opening to complain about Ratthew's break-ins before retreating to his own inaccessible room. Offering Harlow Mint Tea while he is present here unlocks extensive lore dialogue. Always On: false

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