Spine Cones are grotesque parodies of pinecones, mimicking their structure but deviating from the natural form in a horrifying way. Instead of the familiar, woody exterior, Spine Cones are covered in a fleshy substance that gives them a disturbing, pulsating appearance. This fleshy covering emits a sickly, crimson hue, further adding to the unsettling and unnatural nature of these creatures.

Fleshbeds are notorious for being highly dangerous due to their combination of stealth and speed, making them nearly impossible to detect once they begin to move. The only reliable way to prevent a Fleshbed from emerging from its hibernation each night is to keep a fan running, as the airflow disrupts their sensitivity to heat. These creatures are uniquely attuned to changes in temperature, detecting the warmth of a nearby human as an invitation to "wake up" and seek a meal they consider “fit for a king!” During the 1960s, Fleshbeds were distributed to impoverished communities as part of a misguided welfare initiative, an effort that had catastrophic consequences. In many cases, the creatures fed on vulnerable populations, resulting in a significant, but unrecorded, decline in the numbers of those affected by poverty. Although the exact toll remains unknown, the events have since become the subject of investigation by Doctor Nowhere, who continues to search for evidence that can accurately quantify the impact of Fleshbeds on these communities.

The Long Neck, also known as The Red Smiley Face, is a bio-mechanical and artificial entity with unsettling characteristics. Its head resembles a red smiley face, while its abnormally long neck can stretch, bend, and contort up to a length of 35 feet. This creature has tentacle-like appendages for arms, hidden beneath a black cloak and only revealed on rare occasions. These arms have thin wires wrapped around them, adding to their eerie appearance. The Long Neck also wears dark leather boots and has a tall, looming presence. Beneath its cloak, there is a chaotic arrangement of wires, screens, and various devices, with displays that appear to show its “organs,” mimicking parts like lungs, a heart, and guts. This machinery somehow holds together through an unknown force, despite the mess of components. The Red Smiley Face initially manifests as a pop-up icon of a red smiley face on a person’s computer desktop. When clicked, it downloads a virus that allows the entity to breach from the virtual world into the real one. Once it emerges, it begins to stalk its target, observing and following them in their daily life. What happens afterwards has yet to be discovered.

The Doctor is a mysterious, malevolent paranormal entity. It's appearance is that of a unnaturally tall, slender, male being. Wearing what resembles a suit, complete with six long gangly arms that stretch down to his knees. spikes are on his head that form the shape of a four-pronged hat. The Doctor seems to stalk specific people; his intentions are unknown. Victims who reportedly saw him experience chronic paranoia, disturbing visions, hearing disembodied voices in the middle of the night, and a hunger for "Non-Human" delicacy. In the year 1947, an unnamed individual took a photo of his sister and her family on a plot of grassland their father owned. The Doctor appeared in the image, standing perfectly still. After the photo was taken, the photographer explained that he felt an unsettling presence