History Characters / LobotomyCorporationAbnormalities

* AllThereInTheManual: What the letters and numbers in an Abnormality's serial code isn't explained in-game, and is instead touched on through outside sources and especially the artbook. To elaborate, 'O' stands for Original, based on no theme in particular. 'T' stands for Trauma, typically used on Abnormalities that are based on humanity's fears and strong personal experiences/emotions. 'F' stands for Fairy-Tale, which are used on creatures based on real world fairy-tales. 'D' presumably stands for Donator, which are Abnormality concepts pitched by the backers who helped fund the game. Limbus Company adds "M" which is theorized to stand for Mythology

* AllThereInTheManual: What the letters and numbers in an Abnormality's serial code isn't explained in-game, and is instead touched on through outside sources and especially the artbook. To elaborate, 'O' stands for Original, based on no theme in particular. 'T' stands for Trauma, typically used on Abnormalities that are based on humanity's fears and strong personal experiences/emotions. 'F' stands for Fairy-Tale, which are used on creatures based on real world fairy-tales. 'D' presumably stands for Donator, which are Abnormality concepts pitched by the backers who helped fund the game.

* FourElementEnsemble: Each of the Hostile Apostles use attacks of a specific affinity.

* MakeMeWannaShout: When the Black Swan has had enough damage dealt to her, she'll stop to scream and release Abnormalities in her area.

* MagicMirror: A mostly harmless and uneventful one that can be used to randomize an employee's stats.
* UselessUsefulSpell: Could be somewhat handy early on in the game if you want to randomize a stat of an employee in training to work on an Abnormality who demands such stats, but other than that you're better off leveling them normally and naturally.

* DoWellButNotPerfect: As said before, keeping Alriune in check means trying to score Neutral results during works, as Good and Bad results will just cause her to escape.

An Abnormality with a vaguely equine, six-legged lower body and a doll-like upper body. She is bright pink and wears a sunhat in the same color, with teal leaves covering her chest and lavender dust coming out of her mouth. Her eyes were stolen by crows, as she was said to be a doll abandoned in a forest.

* {{Expy}}: Based on the fact that it's a friendly PlagueDoctor who claims that the world is filled with an illness only it can cure, its largely ambiguous and seemingly ObliviouslyEvil true nature, and its ability to turn your employees into strange, demonic creatures known as "Apostles", it's most likely based on [[Characters/SCPFoundationSCP049 SCP-049]] combined with [[UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Jesus]].

** Played with in The Queen of Hatred. She wants to be the most loving and heroic Abnormality of all and is undeniably one of the most properly humanoid ones, although that depends on how healthy her [[MoodSwinger mental state is]]. When her special ability activates, however, it usually means she wants your facility dead. The rest of the time, she at least tries to be heroic for you - [[StopHelpingMe much to the detriment of everyone.]]

* EvilMakesYouUgly: According to its story page, Long Bird once had shining, glistening eyes and gleaming feathers, but it gave the former to Big Bird and the latter turned black during its time as a judge.

* ExtraEyes: So many eyes that during power outages, it's often the only visible part in the darkenss.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom: A glowing blue eye can be seen within it's helmet.

A lady left floating in an amber liquid-filled vat, which is part of a large fish-like monster. Like the Queen of Hatred and Knight of Despair, the woman inside the egg once sought to protect the world from evil. But her ambitions and greed tainted her, so she purposefully sealed herself within an egg in order to control her desires.

* AlluringAnglerfish: But rather than a pretty light the monster is using the head of the woman inside it.

* TerribleTrio:
** The Black Forest Birds named Small Bird, Big Bird, and Long Bird are one of the few Abnormalities with direct ties to each other, respectively standing in for an executioner, a watcher, and a judge. Individually and ironically, only the watcher and the judge is legitimately dangerous, while the executioner is just a minor annoynace unless you attack it. However if all three escape together they will ignore the chaos around them and make their way to a portal, where they'll [[FusionDance fuse]] into the the mythical and ALEPH classed [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Apocalypse Bird]] and attack.
** The Magical Girls, who are the Queen of Hatred, the King of Greed, and the Knight of Despair, were once all allied with each other before each one fell to their own flavor of corruption. The Queen of Hatred will even lament on how they used to be her friends if she's helping you recontain them. Like with the birds, something was supposed to happen once they breached together, but this was scrapped. It's later seen that this trio is actually a ''quartet''.

* DrugsAreBad: Drugs play a big role in the Dreaming Current's theme, from the child related to it having effectively wasted their life on drugs in a barren lab room just to survive, to the shark itself having a giant syringe full of mysterious rainbow drugs lodged in a bloody gash. Likewise, feeding it more 'candy' is the only reliable way to keep it calm, represented by the Instict work.

* ResurrectiveImmortality: All Abnormalities are immortal in this sense; no matter how broken and battered they become post-suppression, they always return to life in their containment chambers. This is how the player can kill them (maybe even multiple times on the same day) and have them pop up back in their rooms soon after. However, the resurrections are implied to be not an inherent trait, but rather facilitated by the Extraction Team led by Sephirot Binah (as their duties explicitly include ''restoration'' of Abnormalities). It is also shown in ''VideoGame/LibraryOfRuina'' that Distortions (which are not ''quite'' Abnormalities, but are still very similar in terms of state of existence) can die and do not come back to life unless intervened.

* UselessUsefulSpell: Could be somewhat handy early on in the game if you want to randomize a stat of an employee in training to work on something an Abnormality who demands such stats, but other than that you're better off leveling them normally and naturally.

* StoneWall: [=WhiteNight=] itself is largely relegated to making sure the Apostles will wreck the facility. It has tremendous amounts of health, has no weaknesses, resists every element that it doesn't Absorb and outright prevents meddling with interface functions, but its sole attack, which revives all fallen Apostles, doesn't hit that hard on its own, to compensate for the fact that you have to deal with the Apostles again.

* StoneWall: [=WhiteNight=] itself is largely relegated to making sure the Apostles will wreck the facility. It has tremendous amounts of health, has no weaknesses, resists every element that it doesn't Absorb and outright prevents meddling with interface functions, but its sole attack, which revives all fallen Apostles, doesn't hit that hard on its own.

* DisasterDominoes: Its specialty, as the slime that can infect employees is bound to spread between victims very easily if not properly handled. Victims will eventually die and become blob minions for her. Often, your sole warning that you've mismanaged Melting Love and that a department is about to crumble into chaos is when most, if not all clerks and agents are found with a chunk of pink slime attached to them. At which point, it'd be wise to either gear up for a fight, [[KillEmAll execute all infected staff]], or swiftly retry the day.

* HealThyself: Any corpses it walks over will heal it for a certain amount of HP.

* {{PyroManiac}}