History Characters / LobotomyCorporationAbnormalities

* MakeMeWannaShout: Its second phase will cause it to grow an additional copy of itself that will raise itself in the air to shriek loudly, dealing a burst of Black damage to those in the same room.

** The Red Shoes reference a story that goes by the same name, which was created by Creator/HansChristianAndersen. But instead of involuntarily dancing until their feet have to be severed, the victim is driven to a murderous rage and cuts everyone around them apart. Oddly enough, The Red Shoes isn't classified as a Fairy Tale Abnormality (an F), but instead an Original (an O).

* {{Expy}}: It's behavior is very similar to the Baku from Japanese mythology.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: An early Abnormality who can name-drop Carmen, one of the most important figures in the story of Lobotomy Corporation, in the description of its EGO long before the player likely knows anything about her, let alone her name.
--> ''Bearing unlimited possibility to change humanity's future, confidential research began in the underground. The researchers laid down all sense of dignity, but they did not feel guilty as they had the greater good to pursue. Even the merciful Carmen condoned the project.''

* {{PyroManiac}}: She lit matches to see visions of a better life, to the point of accidentally causing a fire and burning herself to death.

* FrickinLaserBeams: Aside from firing stars at her enemies, both of her signature moves are beams. Arcana Beats is the aformentioned FingerGun beam, while Arcana Slave is an outright WaveMotionGun that takes a bit of chanting to start up.

->E.G.O: Twilight

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: the story of the Black Forest mirrors the situation of the City itself, with Head being controlling ruler like Big Bird, Eye being draconian judge like Judgement Bird and Claw being brutal enforcer like Punishing Bird.

->E.G.O: Red Eyes

* ShoutOut: A particularly obscure one to an old Korean urban legend about people going missing and being held captive on fishing boats after drinking a can of Welch soda laced with a sleeping pill. The full portrait for the Abnormality is based on an advertisement for [=LOTTE=] coffee that was made in the 90's.

* DieLaughing: Those who overdose on its toxins will laugh hysterically until their head bursting wide open interupts them.

The Firebird is an exception to the general rule of work results, as Bad work results will cause its Qliphoth counter to instead ''increase'', while both good and neutral results have a chance to decrease it. However, this can be a boon, as when an employee works with The Firebird and either has less than 20% of their own HP left, or works when The Firebird's Qliphoth counter is at 1, The Firebird will briefly turn into its flaming form and heal the employee. When its Qliphoth counter hits zero, however, The Firebird will breach, spreading its flames across the room for Red damage and counterattacking employees who try to suppress it for White damage. The Firebird will continue like this, either until it is suppressed, or until it decides to return to its containment on its own. Suppressing it is the only way to obtain its E.G.O weapon, which otherwise can't be purchased normally.

* BigRedButton

* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Albeit one that isn't as extensive as [=WhiteNight=], Silent Orchestra, Binah or Apocalypse Bird's effects, but the ''reason'' why it's completely, well, [[ShapedLikeItself censored]]? That's because you, the player, [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm would go insane just looking at it]]. It's also heavily implied it's the reason why ''half'' of the past Managers had to be terminated from their position, as even with the cognitive filter raised to its maximum setting, it's still ''that'' damaging to your psyche.

* ShoutOut: A particularly obscure one to an old Korean urban legend about people going missing and being held captive on fishing boats after drinking a can of Welch soda laced with a sleeping pill.

A large red seemingly innocuous button that must never be pressed at any point ever, lest you wish for disaster to strike.