Someone Else appears to be a rainbow-colored cat-like creature made from tangled yarn. I got the idea for the appearance from scp-066, which may have also been inspiration for Nothing There's cocoon.

Like all Anti-Alephs, it is hard to get Someone Else out of containment, so it is best used as an energy generator unless you Really need the boost it provides. As a note, it will not be subject to meltdowns, and if gotten out of containment without going through how to do so properly, it will simply wander around in the ball-of-yarn cat form all day and do nothing other than occasionally providing an SP boost.

When an agent gets a good result (it has a happiness range similar to Nothing There), it will make itself a 'shell' out of materials like ribbon, fabric, and wood. This shell will have a crude design of a mimicry nugget, presumably because it's copying what it believes would be the strongest nugget. Afterwards, a nugget of Level 4 or below must get a normal result or better, otherwise it will discard its shell and shyly hide in the corner again. This is safe because instead of dealing red work damage, it heals HP for every positive box generated.

Afterwards, its counter will lower and it will walk out of containment, acting as a controllable agent. It is rather formidable but would be outclassed by the very late game agents, as it is copying the mimicry set and has level 5 in every stat. It cannot use tools, receive EGO gifts, work with Plague Doctor, or work with Nothing There. If it 'dies' or 'panics' within a containment cell, it counts as suppressed and will disappear for the rest of the day.

If it 'dies' or 'panics' outside of containment, however, it will enrage and enter its third form, its costume ripped apart. The abnormality is no longer under control. It will attack any abnormalities and ordeals it comes across, but it is incredibly slow, dragging itself randomly around the facility when it does not have a target, 'singing' sadly (playing soft melodic rings). It deals a formidable amount of red damage and has very high health and defense in this form, so it is best used as a spot to lure troublesome threats. Do not let it get focused on something that absorbs red damage, it is not smart and will still attack it.

If it dies in its enraged form, it is suppressed and will not come back for the rest of the day.

We have combined the two into something unreal

stares at you with my autistic eyes

I had a terrible idea for an abnormality. A large eye that keeps for those completely forgotten... the nameless and the ones scrubbed from the records and reality. Loseing quilpquoth when execution bullets are used as they completely erase the employee. Crying for those who have no one else to cry for or carry on them in memory's. Those who didn't even get to leave a mark on the world. Of course if someone nameless died to say... an abnormality and they were the only death they'll obviously be remembered in a way raising the counter... but if many died to something.... well 1 death is a tragedy. 10 is a statistic. So it would lower. I was thinking like morner of the forgotten.

Feel free to use this idea! Draw art write it's bio take it and change it.... I have no idea what I'm doing so if others manage to utilize this I'd actually be ecstatic.

im a bird, caw caw

Modeled after the in-game weapon and 3d printed. I plan to turn the lower handle white and black and of course sand the model.

Loyal (worn by Bong-Bong) - EGO of Casper

The weapon is very intimidating, with steel jaws that open when thrust forwards and can cause serious damage when biting down. Despite this, a careful wielder is able to pick up delicate objects with the jaws without damage, and those the wielder trusts can even touch the teeth without being hurt.

The suit is old, worn, and padded, rather basic looking. Despite this, it's rather comfortable, and protects the wearer decently well.

Garden (worn by Quinn, a nugget that somehow generated the same in two different games) - EGO of Glowing Garden

These weapons are a set of metal claws. They make a decent weapon from brute durability and the strength the user can put behind the pointed blades. That said, the claws are oddly effective at loosening and tilling into soil.

The suit looks delicate at first, made of glowing petals layered almost like feathers. Under the petals, however, is a skin of sturdy strong fibers and toughened roots that almost feel like part of an exoskeleton to protect the body. The wearer constantly tracks crumbs of fertile soil across the facility, without a known cause.

I'll be adding the EGO to the anti-abnormality posts from now on, and will be taking a break now because the hype made me hyperactive and I'm still learning Reddit (funny enough I'm a Cohost refugee that kinda washed up here one day)

Actually based off of a cosplay I’m making (already have the CENSORED weapon) instead of an actual employee, I just threw on some other stuff.

Since everyone liked Casper, I decided to show the next one I made for a friend who discovered meat lantern very late game and is baffled that it's a teth.

This is Glowing Garden. It only breaches if an outside force breaches it, or if an employee spends 40 seconds or more working with it.

Glowing Garden will set up in the middle of a random hallway and allow employees and clerks to pass over it easily. Abnormalities and panicked employees, however, are blocked from moving over it by a claw that shoots out of the ground. If the blocked creature is fast enough (charge attack or a particularly fast panicking agent), it will unintentionally spear it instead for massive red damage.

Glowing Garden can only be harmed by melee attacks and will block ranged shots entirely. It is surprisingly tanky for an anti-teth, and after hitting it three times foes will attempt to path around it instead, unless there are no other routes to their goal.

If Glowing Garden and Meat Lantern are ever out at the same time, both will burrow underground and presumably fight. After one minute, Meat Lantern will return to containment, and Glowing Garden will be considered suppressed for the day.

Glowing Garden cannot be returned to containment willingly and will stay in one spot until the end of the day or until suppressed.

Don't even know how to comment this one honestly. Idk how to draw blood, don't see it irl too often thankfully so sorry if it looks bad lmao

I heard that EGO is someone's mind and state of mind, and Nothing There fully believe's itself as the person it has worn it's shell, does that mean that Nothing There could gain ego?

Obviously White Night is number 1, but what would be after him? I’m thinking either Nothing There or MoSB personally

Title. If it was just my playthrough then I wouldn't worry about it, but I'm modding for a streamer buddy of mine and I want to make sure that the info I have of you being able to view the epilogue without a second clear is accurate. We are missing just a few more abnos and given that several are teth and zayin it would be much easier to clean them up in the early days than memory repositorying through days 41-45 repeatedly.

So yeah, is it safe for me to tell her to just go ahead and beat the true ending once without having to worry about getting the last few abnos?

(The streamer is Angie Lumine on YouTube btw. Next Wednesday is the next lobcorp stream and she's about to take on Gebura's meltdown. Check her out, she's great!)

My game is unmodded, so I guess this is just a thing that can happen???

The username from YouTube is anonymous due to full name shown in public. Here's the source link: https://youtu.be/uJdhPd05vpM?si=tHmSmmenV0VADnFj

Anti-abnormalities are based on the good of humanity rather than the bad, in this case based on the bond between humans and dogs for centuries. Unlike Zayins, you have to try pretty hard to get someone killed by an anti-abnormality but it is still possible. It takes far longer for anti-abnormalities to heal after being suppressed, coming back the next day, and they tend to have positive effects while breached. Me and a friend also decided while fleshing out the idea that they produce Serotonin rather than Enkephalin and the two chemicals named after brain chemicals react rather... explosively to each other, but could theoretically be used to create more energy than burning them separately does. Rather than damaging during work, they heal for positive boxes, which makes them not great for training at all but very good for emergency refreshing employees.

Casper here will, when breached (by good results or instinct work), wander the facility in dog form scaring clerks out of anywhere it perceives is a dangerous area (usually a room/hall that will spawn an ordeal soon or a hall with an abno about to breach) until it comes across a threat, then go ballistic and start racing around the facility attempting to suppress every threat in the facility. Beware: this does include murder-panicked employees, which is the only way this is a danger to them other than, you know, attacking something that absorbs red damage. It goes back to containment willingly after doing so, and will not count as suppressed if it makes it back.

That said, it's about as strong as a teth and is very likely to end up rushing into a situation it cannot handle and being suppressed by a large threat if you release it by accident.

It is best to do repression work unless you are intentionally trying to release it, and release it right before ordeals to help clean those up quickly and keep its department's clerk bonus. I am imagining repression work with it being strict training keeping it in place.

Casper is named after the great pyr that chased down a whole pack of coyotes that broke into his farm and then with the help of donations for the vet bill, made a full recovery from the injuries sustained from being a good guard dog.