Male Works at the veterinary clinic. Rabbit Personality: Playful. Traits: Makes many mistakes and is a bit eccentric (clueless). Wears a white hoodie. Likes: Coffee, chocolate, carrots (added just because he's a rabbit). Dislikes: Anomalies.

Male Mouse Personality: Kind. Not an anomaly. A patient..? Traits: Short stature, dark fur. There is a story that his younger sister, Ratina, was experimented on. There was a note saying, "The experiment was a success, and the 'Shadow' sees everything."

Female Cat Works at the clinic. Personality: Kind. Traits: Good at treating patients. Likes: Coffee, chocolate. Dislikes: Anomalies.

Male Rabbit Likes coffee. Personality: Kind, slightly blunt? Traits: Coffee addict. A patient who only comes to drink coffee (Mister, this isn't a Starbucks). A serial killer. Likes: Coffee. Dislikes: Having his requests refused, not being given coffee.

Male Cat Works at the clinic. Personality: Blunt, prickly? Weapon: Gun (20 rounds). Traits: Yellow eyes, cute-looking mouth, black fur. Likes: Coffee, chocolate. Dislikes: Anomalies.

Gender: None Real Name: Ratina Mouse Personality: ??? Traits: (Presumed to be Rattu's sister who worked at the Animal Stock Company but became this way after being experimented on). Does not speak. Tall. Secretly watches the animals working at the clinic and hides behind walls if an animal sees them (Sanity -10). Likes: ?? Dislikes: ??

Male Cat Works at the clinic. Personality: Kind, blunt. Traits: Carries a taser (kills anomalies). Likes: Coffee, chocolate. Dislikes: Anomalies.

Male Deer Works at the clinic. Personality: Kind (often serious). Traits: Good at treatment, high mental strength, has antlers (deer). Likes: Coffee. Dislikes: Anomalies.

Male Doesn't actually work at the clinic, just says a few things and enters a certain door. Personality: Kind. Traits: Informs you of salaries or news at the end of a round. Likes: Mint tea (Matcha). Dislikes: Unknown.

Opens its mouth wide to attack patients or animals working at the clinic. Disguises itself as a normal patient, but can be identified via cameras and CCTV (some are obvious just by their outward appearance). (All anomalies walk; they do not crawl on walls or stick to ceilings). If an anomaly is checked in by mistake and treated, it will open its mouth and attack clinic staff (it also attacks patients).