INFORMATION

Every documented anomaly is recorded and classified under a multilevel classification system that helps us effectively determine its most
important characteristics. Let us review all of the classes you will encounter throughout your exciting career:

RISK LEVELS

-SAFE-

Anomalies that pose minimal or no threat to life. They are predictable and often passive; some may even be cooperative or beneficial if properly managed under supervision

-MODERATE-

Anomalies that pose a low or average threat to life. In most cases, they are not violent by nature, but they can become dangerous if they feel cornered or threatened, especially when they gather in groups

-HAZARDOUS-

Anomalies that pose a high threat to life. They can attack directly and, in the vast majority of cases, cause serious damage to organisms, buildings, or electronic systems in their vicinity

-CRITICAL-

Anomalies that pose a devastating threat to life. They are extremely territorial and aggressive, and upon detecting a victim, they are capable of relentlessly hunting and inflicting irreparable damage

CONTAINMENT STATUSES

-CONTAINED-

Fully secured within the established containment parameters

-STRAITENED-

Restrained or limited, but not fully controlled

-NULLIFIED-

No longer active or anomalous; preserved for historical reference

-RECURRING-

Manifests only under specific triggers despite neutralization

-RELENTLESS-

All known containment methods have failed at some point

-VAGRANT-

Active and uncontrolled; location/behavior may be unknown

ANOMALIES

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM