Anomaly Detected Entities

Entities hub for Anomaly Detected

In most Roblox wikis, a “Players” category means character rosters. Here it means the things that break reality—the anomaly classes and Intruders you must recognize to keep a shift alive. This hub is your entity field manual for Anomaly Detected (Anomaly Watch on Roblox).

You are not building a fighter loadout. You are building a mental bestiary: what can move, vanish, duplicate, distort, glow wrong, appear as impossible imagery, or walk in as an unrecognizable hostile. Report correctly on the tablet, escalate Intruders first, and survive until 6 AM.

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Anomaly types

Deep dive on Moved Object, Extra Object, Missing Object, Strange Imagery, Strange Light, Distorted Object, and Other—with miss-risk notes per class and map-aware tips for House, Office, and Church.

Intruders

Hostile priority targets: why Intruders sit at S-tier on the Tier List, how Evident threat becomes Unreportable, and co-op callout patterns that stop wipes.

Threat meter vs entity types

Entities are what you see; the threat meter is how the game scores your negligence:

• None — shift feels clean; keep scanning baselines.
• Mild — something is wrong; find and report before multitasking.
• Vague — pressure rising; Intruder checks override tidy object hunts.
• Evident — emergency mode. If an Intruder caused this and you stall, Unreportable wipe risk spikes.

Object anomalies can distract you into ignoring the meter. Entity knowledge only helps if you pair it with How to Survive Intruders and How to Report Anomalies.

Quick roster (classification cheat sheet)

Class	What “wrong” usually looks like	Priority
Intruder	Unrecognizable humanoid / creature presence	S — report immediately
Missing Object	Expected prop gone	A
Extra Object	Prop that should not exist	A
Distorted Object	Warped shape/texture on a known prop	A
Strange Imagery	Images, portraits, screens lying	A
Moved Object	Known prop in wrong place/angle	B
Strange Light	Impossible lighting / hue / flicker	B–A (Office↑)
Other	Wrong but uncategorizable	C utility

Full prose definitions live on anomaly types. Intruder behavior and wipe prevention live on Intruders.

Map-specific entity pressure

• House — clearest teaching environment for object classes; still punish Intruder neglect. Walkthrough: House.
• Office — lighting and sprint tunnel vision hide Missing / Light / Distorted tells. Walkthrough: Office.
• Church — densest simultaneous anomaly load; entity ID speed matters most. Walkthrough: Church.

Use the Tier List Hub if you need the short ranking without roster detail.

Co-op roles for entity coverage

1. Intruder lead — watches hallways and open sightlines; tablet prepped on R / mobile side button.
2. Props lead — owns Moved / Missing / Extra / Distorted checks along a route.
3. Imagery & light lead — verifies art, screens, lamps, impossible glows (critical on Office/Church).
4. Meter caller — announces Mild / Vague / Evident so the lobby shares urgency.

Rotate roles weekly so everyone can classify under stress—not only the “main reporter.”

Linked skill guides

Entity pages tell you what. These guides tell you how:

• Getting Started
• How to Play
• How to Report Anomalies
• How to Survive Intruders
• Full list on the Guides Hub

Codes, scripts, and entity “cheats”

There are no verified active promo codes as of September 2026 (Codes). ESP-style Scripts (including UWU HUB mentions) may highlight entities but risk bans and rot your recognition skill. Learn the roster with your eyes; use tools only if you accept losing the account.

Updates that affect entities

The v.101 package added Church, leaderboards, win counts, and hardmode—raising how often you must ID entities quickly under density and competitive pressure. Details: Updates Hub. Fundamentals (eight report classes + Intruder priority) remain the spine.

How to study this hub efficiently

1. Skim the cheat sheet table above.
2. Read anomaly types with a House private practice mindset.
3. Read Intruders the night before a Church grind.
4. After each wipe, write down the class you misreported and drill only that class next run.
5. Return to the Wiki Overview when you need non-entity systems (codes, scripts, patch notes).

Mastering entities will not remove the horror—it makes the horror fair. When the chair has moved and something stands in the hall that should not have a face, you will already know which tablet line to hit.