📷 Photo Anomalies

Only revealed once you take a picture and let it fully develop. The patient can look completely normal in person, so never skip the photo step.

6Anomalies

4High danger

PhotoDetection

Anomaly	How to detect	How to handle	Danger
Incorrect Photo	The developed photo shows a different animal, colour or marking than the patient standing at the window.	Compare photo to patient, then deny.	High
Unnatural Photo	The patient looks normal in person, but the developed photo shows a distorted, creepy or blurred face.	Inspect the finished photo, then deny.	High
Static Photo	A heavy layer of static, grain or a dark filter covers the whole photo instead of a clear image.	Treat as an automatic denial.	High
Cursed Photo	A photo that damages your sanity if you pick it up before it has finished developing.	Let the photo fully develop before touching it.	High
Different Eyes	Eyes in the photo differ from the real patient — missing pupils, extra eyelids or a changed shape.	Side-by-side comparison, then deny.	Medium
Different Ears	Ear shape, size or even the animal type changes between the patient and the photo.	Compare ears closely, then deny.	Medium

The picture and the patient don’t match — a different species, colour or pattern appears once the photo develops.

A perfectly normal-looking patient whose photo develops into something distorted and wrong.

A photo that comes out buried in static or grain — always an anomaly, no further checks needed.

The one photo anomaly that punishes impatience — grabbing it before it develops drains your sanity.

The eyes in the developed photo don’t match the patient’s real eyes — pupils, shape or lids are altered.

The hardest photo mismatch to spot — the ears differ between the picture and the real patient.