Every Anomaly & Enemy Explained in 10 Minutes — Animal Hospital

A quick guide explaining every anomaly and enemy in Animal Hospital, highlighting their features, behaviors, and how to handle them.

Key Takeaways

Recognizing visual and behavioral cues is critical to identifying anomalies in Animal Hospital.
Some anomalies require specific countermeasures like tasers, extinguishing candles, or camera monitoring.
Maintaining sanity and avoiding direct eye contact with certain anomalies is essential for survival.
Not all anomalies are immediately hostile; some disguise themselves as normal patients before attacking.
Using CCTV feeds effectively can reveal hidden anomalies not visible at the reception.

What the video covers

The video explains various anomalies and enemies found in the game Animal Hospital, describing their unique visual traits and behaviors.
Anomalies include X-rayed face, three eyes, crooked face, smiling with creepy eyes, mismatched face, hollow face, head banger, and many others.
Each anomaly has specific signs such as unusual eyes, distorted faces, or hostile behavior that players must recognize to survive.
Some anomalies attack immediately upon acceptance, while others require specific actions like extinguishing candles or using tasers to neutralize threats.
Certain anomalies can only be detected through CCTV feeds, such as Void black and Black eyes, emphasizing the importance of monitoring cameras.
The video also introduces named characters like Barney, Dr. Harlow, Stalker, Hiders, Camera Monster, Ghost, Slimbert, and Tentacle, each with unique traits and dangers.
Players are advised on strategies to handle anomalies, including rejecting suspicious patients, using tasers, avoiding direct eye contact, and managing sanity.
The video ends by mentioning that three anomalies were intentionally left out, inviting viewers to guess them in the comments.

Chapters

How can I identify the X-rayed face anomaly?

The X-rayed face anomaly features small, wide circular eyes with black pupils and unusually realistic teeth, making the face look unnatural. It attacks immediately upon acceptance.

What should I do when encountering the Death Ritual anomaly?

You need to extinguish every candle surrounding the patient before the ritual completes to save them. Be cautious as the ritual quickly drains your sanity.

How can I detect anomalies that only appear on CCTV?

Some anomalies like Void Black and Black Eyes appear normal in person but show distinct features on CCTV, such as a completely black body or a black bar with eyes. Regularly monitoring camera feeds is essential.

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[snorts] X-rayed face. This anomaly gives the character small, wide, circular eyes with black pupils and unusually realistic teeth, making the face look completely unnatural. If you accept this patient, they will immediately attack you right at the reception desk.

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However, if they somehow get knocked unconscious and get back up, their face will return to normal.

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Three eyes. This anomaly replaces the patient's normal eyes with three slightly misaligned, glowing red eyes.

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You can spot it even without using the cameras. When the patient is on fire during the ambulance event, their real eyes can also be seen underneath the anomalous ones. Be careful when treating them, as they can attack while

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recovering. Crooked face. Even without the camera, you can spot this anomaly by its crooked smile, sharp teeth, and mismatched eyes with oversized pupils.

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Even if the expression changes, the eyeballs always remain visible. Smiling with creepy eyes. The eyes are the first thing to notice. They're unusually large with black pupils and dark bags underneath.

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[music] The creepy drawn-on smile completes the look, but a taser will make it disappear.

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Mismatched face. The patient's photo doesn't quite match their real face. Check the eyes and mouth carefully. Even a small difference in the photo can reveal the anomaly.

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Hollow face. The dark hollow eyes are the main clue, but there's more to watch for. This patient is always twitching and standing with a hunched posture.

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During recovery, they're guaranteed to perform a death ritual, so it's best to stay in the room. Make sure to bring IV drops or eye drops with you. They can put out the ritual candles without losing sanity.

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[groaning] Head banger. At first glance, it looks just like the hollow face anomaly with the same hollow black eyes. The difference is that it appears outside the reception window and repeatedly slams its head against the glass, blocking the shutters. You can either

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taze it or simply let it break the window and walk away. Staring at cameras. The patient looks completely normal in person and in photos, but on CCTV, they constantly stare directly into the camera, even while walking. Switch between different

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camera feeds and they'll keep turning to face the camera. If you spot this, reject the patient before checking them in.

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Mimic. It looks like a normal patient until it suddenly becomes hostile. It always has sharp teeth and a wide-open mouth. After treatment, it may say, "I'm hungry," growl, and transform. You can stop it with a taser or gun before it

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attacks. Death ritual. This anomaly can be found standing in the middle of a dark room surrounded by lit candles. To save the patient, you'll need to extinguish every candle before the ritual is complete. Be careful as the ritual can quickly drain

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your sanity. Sharp teeth. The patient may look completely normal, but the photo tells a different story.

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Look for the sharp teeth and tiny white irises hiding in the dark eyes. This anomaly can be easy to miss, so always take a closer look at the photo.

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Tiny anomaly. This one is impossible to miss. The patient is extremely small and has a very high-pitched voice. But don't let its size fool you. Once checked in, it becomes hostile. It always appears as a tiny pink bunny with three glowing red

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eyes. Heavily distorted face. The patient may look completely normal in person, but the photo reveals a heavily distorted face with an unnaturally wide grin.

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[snorts] Disturbing realistic eyes. The patient may look completely normal, but once you check the developed photo, you'll see a horrifying pair of realistic eyes staring back at you.

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Red-rimmed eyes. The photo reveals a red tint around the patient's eyes, which shouldn't be there. This subtle change can be easy to miss if you don't inspect the picture carefully.

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Static photo. The patient's photo appears covered in a static and grainy effect. However, after shift 10, this doesn't always mean the patient is an anomaly. So, it's safer to close the shutters instead of tasing or shooting them.

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Void black. The patient looks completely normal at the reception window and in their photo, but on security camera, their entire body appears completely black with no visible features. This anomaly can only be detected through the CCTV feed.

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Black eyes. The patient looks completely normal at the reception window and in their photo.

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However, on the security camera, their head is covered by a black bar with realistic black eyes staring directly at the player.

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This anomaly can only be detected through the CCTV feed. Barney first appears as a friendly and polite rabbit-like character.

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He often calls the player his friend and asks for coffee or small favors. However, his friendly behavior hides his true nature.

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Barney is actually a dangerous anomaly and a serial killer with a true form featuring hollow black eyes and a large mouth filled with sharp teeth.

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Later, he asks the player to hide him from the police, revealing how dangerous he really is.

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[groaning] Dr. Harlow. Initially appears to be a helpful doctor, but he may be hiding a darker side.

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His anomalous form can be seen through a lobby window. Soon, we may finally discover the truth about him.

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Stalker is a tall black rabbit-like anomaly with a wide unsettling smile and large eyes.

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It usually appears around corners or in different areas of the hospital. If you look directly at it, your sanity decreases, so it's better not to stare at it.

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[groaning] Hiders are wall-camouflaged anomalies that hide throughout the hospital. They remain still until approached, then suddenly detach from the wall and chase the player.

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If they catch you, they can steal the item you're holding and reduce your sanity.

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Camera Monster is an anomaly that disguises itself as a security camera. It can be spotted through the CCTV system where its unusual appearance gives it away.

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Ghost is a mysterious anomaly that appears as a pale, ghost-like figure inside the hospital. It can suddenly appear in different areas, making it difficult to predict where it will show up.

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Slimbert is a giant slime anomaly that appears during slime shifts. It roams around the hospital and can swallow players, patients, and Hazmat workers.

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Tentacle is a strange purple creature that appears during surgery in room eight. It signals that the surgery timer is running low, so the operation must be completed quickly.

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I left three anomalies out of this video. Try to guess which ones in the comments.

Topics:Animal Hospitalanomaliesenemiesgame guideBexy Bloxygame tipsvideo game enemiesCCTV anomaliessanity managementgame walkthrough

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