History Characters / LimbusCompanyAbnormalities

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The Sloth-based Peccatulum were originally called Acediae, which is based on the Latin word for Sloth. However, since the Latin meaning in question also included vices that would be identifiable as Gloom instead, the name's changed to better befit it meaning Sloth specifically. This is retroactively applied to all other things that would use the word as well, given Dante's corresponding Sapling of Light ability calls it Pigritia.

* DamageSpongeBoss: The Spiral of Contempt has an incredibly beefy '''2570''' HP along with 0.7x resistances to all physical and Sin types, meaning that unless you're on the ball with exploiting its unique mechanics, it'll take a lot of time chipping the thing down. This mainly serves to encourage the player to interact with said mechanics letting you ''create'' weaknesses to speed up the fight, both to stay under the 100-turn count, and to quickly kill the Abnormality before its [[TurnsRed All-Beholding Gaze phase]] gets the better of your Sinners.

* CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption: In Mirror Dungeon encounters. No matter what's chosen, the Bull will suffer in some way, with the water aggravating it into thrashing around in frustration once it evaporates or the bulls plea for help being ignored as it continues to burn from within. Either option will reward you with its EGO gift, but force the party between a choice of guaranteed health or sanity damage.

* AmbiguousSituation: What exactly it's doing in its Mirror Dungeon event is ambiguous, as the doll will animate if either the talismans are pulled from both the walls or its own body, the former making it approach and reward you with a voluntary gift and the latter making it fall to its knees, its body language not making it clear whether it's thanking or begging you to not take them off.

* NonMaliciousMonster: The Drifting Fox encountered in the Mirror Dungeon acts more like an intelligent animal than an eldritch abomination as other Abnormalities are - the most damage it can do to you is bonking you with an umbrella if you pull one out of it, which actively hurts it. It's more than happy to simply be petted.

* CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption: Both choices presented to the Sinners will harm the Abnormality badly, with a choice of button between overcharging the centipede with electricity or completely submerging it in water. The former will make it writhe in agony and possibly die from being overcharged, while the latter won't actually drown it but is implied to be incredibly painful as it's seem squirming and dancing in the pool from the electricity being conducted. Both of which will reward the Sinners nicely anyways, the former with the Standard Duty Battery and the latter with a permanent +1 Speed for the rest of the dungeon.

* NonMaliciousMonster: It leaves disinterested and continues to mind its own business even as the Sinners try to approach it. Not so much when encountered during the dungeon of Canto V, however.

* BookWorm: It will stop at nothing to write its tome, it doesn't even notice or care that the Sinners are in the same room as it. When they start blowing out candles to shut out the lights, it's still fixated on writing. Even when all it has left is the light of its own fiery pen, and even when the Sinners blow its fire out, it's still holding onto its pen paying no mind to what's happening while scribbling in complete darkness with Sinners breathing over it.

* AllegoricalCharacter: Given the name of it's E.G.O. and propensity to harm itself by ramming into the Flotsam of its own creation, the Abnormality is likely a physical representation of the obsession that drives both Ahab and Ishmael.

* BenevolentMonsters: Whilst definitely not the case in-battle, in its dungeon encounter, if you fail to pass its check, it's willing to address the Sinners' supposed fears that prevent them from either fixing its lights or joining it, and rewards them a decent amount of HP and SP restoration in turn.

* {{Superboss}}: As the last new enemy and FinalBoss of the [[BrutalBonusLevel Refraction Railway Line 1]], My Form Empties pits the player against a particularly unorthodox gimmick that can take a bit to figure out and [[OneHitKill punishing if not]], mixed with flavors of FinalExamBoss.

* MortonsFork: In previous patches of the game, its EGO gift was inevitably to acquire no matter what you did. While powerful, it's certainly niche, as the gift will cut the duration of stagger in half in exchange for granting the attacking Sinners a massive amount of bleed to finish them off instead. For certain non-bleed teams this was far from ideal and could be a run-ender, until a later patch finally made it possibly to dodge the gift if you know what to do. The gift was later buffed to reduce offence levels by a massive amount in addition to the bleed, allowing you to easily prevent the extra attacks enemies would get in as a result of being unstaggered. Once fully upgraded at a rest stop it reduces defence levels as well.

* DontLookAtMe: As much as it hates humans, it's still placated if they look away from it, showing mercy and going along its way if the Sinners look at the ground instead of drawing out its wrath by looking at it like it wanted.
* {{Foil}}: Like Sign of Roses in Line 2, Spiral of Contempt is the FinalBoss of the Refraction Railway its in, and you have to work your way in the battle to weaken the abnormality's resistances, primarily through skill checks. However, Spiral of Contempt differs from Sign of Roses in many ways:
** Sign of Roses delegates [[FlunkyBoss Sin Affinity Roses]] to be the main threat, through resource draining and a OneHitKill gimmick that must be stopped on time, whilst it on its own has a pretty pitiful Offense Level. Spiral of Contempt works all on its own, being 8 levels above the Season 3 level cap of 40, and it even has two mass attack skills.

* StarterVillain: The first proper boss Abnormality fought in the story.

* OptionalBoss: Starting from ''Mirror of the Wuthering'', encountering an Abnormality that has a fightable version in one of the chance encounters will have an option (usually involving [[BullyingADragon intentionally pissing it off somehow]]) to engage it in battle, which will give you their original E.G.O. gift as well as an extra, special gift. You can get such options at any stage of the dungeon, [[EarlyBirdBoss including early on when you aren't exactly prepared to fight the stronger ones]], so if you choose to pick a fight, you'd ''best hope'' you can actually pull it off.

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* OptionalBoss: Starting from ''Mirror of the Wuthering'', encountering an Abnormality that has a fightable version in one of the chance encounters will have an option (usually involving [[BullyingADragon pissing it off somehow]]) to engage it in battle, which will give you their original E.G.O. gift as well as an extra, special gift. You can get such options at any stage of the dungeon, [[EarlyBirdBoss including early on when you aren't exactly prepared to fight the stronger ones]], so if you choose to pick a fight, you'd ''best hope'' you can actually pull it off.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Aside from the ZAYIN-Class Abnormalities that you fight as {{Mooks}}, the Class levels of the Abnormalities rarely seem to factor into how difficult they actually are to fight.

* OriginalGeneration: Thus far, no Abnormality that appeared earlier in the series has shown themselves in battle, and instead a whole new line of undocumented Abnormalities and Aberrations appear to fight the Sinners.

* SubsystemDamage: Multi-part Abnormalities will often lose specific abilities or passives if you target and destroy certain parts of them over others. A destroyed part will usually also become a weak point that takes Fatal damage from everything, making it easier to handle the Abnormality as a whole.

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Emergency Surgical Kit

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Writhing Ribbon

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Rusty Commemorative Coin

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Green Spirit

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Talisman Bundle

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Sunshower

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Standard-Duty Battery

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Sticky Muck

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Fiery Down

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Phantom Pain

--> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Gathering Skulls

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Pendant of Nostalgia

->'''E.G.O Gift:''' Ancient Effigy

->'''E.G.O Gift:''' Non-Disclosure Agreement

* ShoutOut: References Polyphemus myth, from which Outis gets her name from. Just like in myth, you can lie to him about information he wants to know.

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Melted Eyeball

!! KQE-1J-23 (O-06-20-02)

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Pinpoint Logic Circuit

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Bloody Gadget

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Nixie Divergence

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Midwinter Nightmare

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Blue Zippo Lighter

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Crown of Roses

-> '''E.G.O Gifts:''' White Gossypium, Red-Stained Gossypium

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Hellterfly's Dream

-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Perversion

[[folder: In General]]

-> ''"Ahahaha! I'll carve it 'till it's sharp... All for a mor sanguine, luscious hue of red...!"'' - '''Corroded!Rodion'''

!! Canto V: The Evil Defining
[[folder:Ambling Pearl]]
!! Ambling Pearl (0-02-21-11)
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[[caption-width-right:350:With each step it takes, it sprays a fetid green muck. Is the clam the source of the contamination, or is it working to contain the filth?]]
-> ''"Filth nests inside me... so that they may be reborn as something useful."'' - '''Corroded!Hong Lu'''
-> '''Class:''' WAW
-> '''E.G.O:''' Effervescent Corrosion
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Sticky Muck
A monstrously huge clam creature found wandering a lake of green muck, the Sinners spot it in the distance spilling a great deal of filth from its mouth. The muck, while corrosive, is tempting to take a sample of.

* BrokenArmorBossBattle: The Ambling Pearl is protected by a shell that resists every type of attack in the game. To bypass it, you must destroy the slime it spews before it can swallow it back up. Once this is done, it will expose its weak point.
* MonsterIsAMommy: Speculated by the Sinners if they take a close look at their sample of slime, where they spot little creatures floating around. It's assumed that either the Abnormality is eating whatever is in the fluid, or is actively breeding itself in it. The latter is supported by its boss battle where it attempts to infest Sinners with its larvae.
* NonMaliciousMonster: It leaves disinterested and continues to mind its own business even as the Sinners try to approach it. Not so much when encountered during the dungeon of Canto V, however.
* StoneWall: While its shell is closed, the Abnormality takes almost no damage from all attacks, and uniquely retains these massive resistances while staggered. Instead, forcing it to regurgitate its slime and then defeating them before it can reabsorb them will eventually deplete it, causing it to open and [[AttackItsWeakPoint expose its Pearl]], allowing for a massive counterattack.

[[folder:Skin Prophet]]
!! Skin Prophet (T-03-21-09)
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[[caption-width-right:350: Yearning for destruction and doom, it writes and writes and writes. You feel the passages it's writing may be prophecies for someplace and sometime.]]
-> ''"Truth, the truth is right before me... [[LaughingMad Heheh, Eheheheh, heheh!!!]]"'' - '''Corroded!Faust'''
-> '''Class:''' TETH
-> '''E.G.O:''' 9:2
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Fiery Down
A creature with three heads, three eyes and three arms who sits firmly planted in a room lit only by candles, it's hyperfixated on scribbling in its tome of flesh. The Sinners entering its room don't attract its attention, giving them the opportunity to peek inside or thwart it somehow.

* AchievementsInIgnorance: How are its ShieldedCoreBoss mechanics explained in-universe? According to Outis's Observation Log on it, it's so absorbed in writing in its book that unless the candles are lit it just flat-out doesn't ''notice'' that it has intruders.
* AlternateSelf: It seems to be an Aberration of Skin Prophecy, another flesh and skin tome found in ''Lobotomy Corporation'' who'd grant its reader extra Prudence (sanity), but makes them more vulnerable to the White damage type. Should they go insane while its effects, they'll be dragged into a hell of flesh and blood by arms coming from the ground. This Abnormality visually harkens back to this hellish outcome for Agents by appearing as a demon of some kind obsessed with its book.
* BookWorm: It will stop at nothing to write its tome, it doesn't even notice or care that the Sinners are in the same room as it. When they start blowing out candles to shut out the lights, it's still fixated on writing. Even when all it has left is the light of its own fiery pen, and even when the Sinners blow its fire out, it's still holding onto its pen paying no mind to what's happening while scribbling in complete darkness with Sinners breathing over it.
* PlayingWithFire: Its other theme is fire, as its reading lights are candles, its E.G.O Gift gives all Burn users a massive boon, and its own attacks also induce the Burn status effect.
* ShieldedCoreBoss: The Abnormality itself is invincible and unclashable when the battle starts, and can only be properly hit once all the candles have been lit by depleting their HP.
* TheseAreThingsManWasNotMeantToKnow: Subverted, as the Sinners have the option to look over its shoulder and read its book. It's 100% unreadable for the player, but the Sinners don't struggle with reading it and benefit from the new knowledge and acquire the EGO gift of the Abnormality.
--> '''!@)(!@&)&*%(%@! @#*(#)*(%&! @#$@$*@)$? @#$!!@#*! @*()!%&$(^!!!!@&(@)'''

[[folder:Dream-Devouring Siltcurrent]]
!!Dream-Devouring Siltcurrent (T-02-21-06)
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[[caption-width-right:350: "We were all abandoned, yes. But we all had dreams, too. Remember? Well, let's make our dreams come true. Let's sink together into the depths."]]
-> ''"To the sea, to the sea. All hands, abandon ship and descend. Into the flickering depths we go."'' - '''Corroded!Ishmael'''

-> '''E.G.O:''' Blind Obsession
-> '''E.G.O Gifts:''' Endorphin Kit, Fluorescent Lamp
An Abnormality that takes the form of an enormous fluorescent shark-like entity with an oversized jaw. What appear to be massive glowsticks are jammed into its back.
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* AllegoricalCharacter: Given the name of it's E.G.O. and propensity to harm itself by ramming into the Flotsam of its own creation, the Abnormality is likely a physical representation of the obsession that drives both Ahab and Ishmael.
* AlternateSelf: An Aberration of the Dreaming Current, supported by its similar name, similar appearance base, and giving a drug-associated E.G.O. Gift while the Dreaming Current's story is heavily associated with drugs.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Towers over the Sinners even moreso than most large Abnormalities like Steam Transport Machine.
* BenevolentMonsters: Whilst definitely not the case in-battle, in its dungeon encounter, if you fail to pass its check, it's willing to address the Sinners' supposed fears that prevent them from either fixing its lights or joining it, and rewards them a decent amount of HP and SP restoration in turn.
* EarlyBirdCameo: A rare inverted case amongst Abnormalities that show up both in-story and in the Mirror Dungeons, as it debuts in its E.G.O. and as a proper battle encounter before the release of its encounter in the Mirror Of The Lake.
* MightyGlacier: Despite not being that fast, it also hits quite hard and inflicts Sinking to boot, lowering the chance of you passing the check that is done halfway through the battle. It also starts off with one unclashable attack that serves to soften you up, and it also spends its time gathering Poise to hit even harder as long as its Fluorescence part isn't broken.
* PuzzleBoss: Trying to muscle your way through this fight typically ends in many lost clashes and E.G.O Corrossions left and right due to the constant Sinking it inflicts and persisent Paralyze effect all of your Sinners have. Instead, you have to focus specifically on the Flotsam it spawns and try to break its Fluorescence as quickly as possible to not only buff your Sinners up, but temporarily protect them from the aforementioned Sinking and Paralyze.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: It'll summon Flotsam during battle which players can break, which will divert the aggro of its extremely powerful Blind Obsession attack and cause it to ram into the wreckage, dealing heavy self damage. Enough of this will shatter the fluorescent rods on its back and give all allies a buff that grants Poise while also negating many of the Abnormality's own abilities.

!! Intervallo 3: Miracle in District 20
[[folder:Sandolph]]
!!Sandolph
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-> ''"JOLLY! KIDS! DESERVE! PRESENTS!"'' - '''Corroded!Heathcliff'''
-> '''Class:''' Unknown
-> '''E.G.O:''' Holiday

The Abnormality associated with Heathcliff and Outis' Holiday E.G.O.
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* ActionBomb: Much like Ishmael with Ardor Blossom Star, Outis' corrosion turns her into one, becoming an sentient mass of Christmas decorations that explodes, inflicting Tremor Burst, taking away ten SP and on a Tails hit, inflicts one sin fragility to the sin with the highest resonance count on all the targets at the cost of shaving off 10% of her max HP.
* AlternateSelf: Of [[Characters/LobotomyCorporationAbnormalities Rudolta of the Sleigh]] being another {{Santabomination}}-themed Abnormality whose name is not only portmanteau of Santa and Rudolph but also an inverse of Rudolta's own name. The name of Heathcliff's E.G.O passive, Infinite Hatred, directly ties back to a quote from Rudolta's flavor text.
* ChestMonster: Heathcliff's corrosion turns him into one disguised as a bloodied but otherwise innocuous present.

!! Canto VI: The Heartbreaking

* TheUnfought: They are the first batch of Abnormalities that have their E.G.O in the Battle Pass but are ''not'' fought in their respective Canto, as said Canto lacks a dungeon on its own.

[[folder: Dreaming Electric Sheep]]
!! Dreaming Electric Sheep
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[[caption-width-right:350: Soon, the light from the creature's cloud dimmed. Could it be dreaming? The sheep appeared to have closed its eyes after it fell silent.]]
-> ''"Please stop... stop taking things away from me."'' - '''Corroded!Don Quixote'''
-> '''E.G.O:''' Electric Screaming
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Dreaming Electric Sheep
A massive sheep found hovering in the sky, connected to some kind of power plant actively harnessing its power to fuel the city behind it. It seems to be under a lot of pain, forcing the Sinners between the choice of either freeing it or drawing in more power.
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* AllegoricalCharacter: The Electric Sheep can be seen as an Abnormality allegory for two things: [[VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation Lobotomy Corp and Angela]]. The concept of the Sheep being the source of power for the city is an allegory of Abnormalities as a whole being used as a power source for the real City, and the [[Literature/DoAndroidsDreamOfElectricSheep association of electric sheeps with androids]] and it being stuck in perpetuity in suffering bring to mind Angela. The choice of freeing it causes the sheep to be happy at the cost of leaving the city in darkness also can be seen as an allegory to Angela's choice in ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and bringing about the White Nights and Dark Days as a result.
* AlternateSelf: Being the only other sheep and sleep themed Abnormality in the series, it's implied that this is an Aberration of Void Dream, a sleeping sheep who'd draw people into a permanent slumber until it wakes them back up with a maddening call to deal massive sanity damage.

[[folder: Portrait of a Certain Day]]
!! Portrait of a Certain Day
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[[caption-width-right:350:"''My master had a very unfortunate life. I am the butler of this house. Sad, sad things happened here. Many sad things. I still carry with me my master's portrait because no one remembers them anymore.''"]]
-> ''"Butlers... Where are the stewards of this house? You must know... Lead me to them, now!"'' - '''Corroded!Gregor'''
-> '''E.G.O:''' Bygone Days
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Headless Portrait

A large, unusual monster that traverses the mansion where they apparently once served as a butler. They carry the portrait of their late master as a memento.

* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** On the left wall, music bars are scratched, hinting at the fact that this Abnormality's gift can be fused to make a sheet music-based E.G.O. Gift.
** The text for the Portrait's Mirror Dungeon event is a direct reference to ''Literature/WutheringHeights'', specifically the scene in which Nelly shows a guest a portrait of the late Edgar Linton. The event itself has the abnormality saying their master lead a very unfortunate life, and that many sad things happened at their house. They also show said master's portrait to the Sinners and asks if they can see it because nobody remembers them, and if given the answer that they can't see it well, bemoans the fact that one day even they might not remember them. [[spoiler: ''All'' of this applies to Catherine, the master of Wuthering Heights by the time of the story, by the end of Canto VI.]]
* MorphicResonance: Unique to this Abnormality as of Season 4's Battle Pass, the E.G.O. Corrosion forms incorporate motifs from the Sinner wielding it - Yi Sang's Corrosion has mirror shards (referring to his work in the Glass Mirror) sticking out from the back, while Gregor's Corrosion has cockroach wings (referring to his augmentations from Old G Corp.).

[[folder: The King in Binds]]
!! The King in Binds
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[[caption-width-right:350:The King on the throne twists and thrashes, trying to approach... but the things that bind drags him away. The beautiful yet cruel crimson strips of fabric. They pull mercilessly.]]
-> ''"These strands bandage and shackle me... When shall I be released?!!"'' - '''Corroded!Heathcliff'''
-> '''E.G.O:''' Binds
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Grand Welcome

A humanoid entity bound to an ornate throne by countless strips of red fabric. They endlessly thrash against their binds in a seeming attempt to move or communicate, but it is unsure whether the fabric is there for its detriment or its own good.
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* AmbiguousSituation: It's Mirror Dungeon event is this, the Sinners have to decide whether the strips of fabric binding it are either bandages meant to keep it alive,or chains meant to restrain it. Passing the former's skill check gives it's E.G.O Gift, passing the latter's skill check permanently increases the Sinners' current levels by two for the rest of the Mirror Dungeon. Though Heathcliff's line while corroded above implies [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs the strips are both]].
* BodyHorror: Hard to notice, but when Corroded, some rather insidious things about the titular King's body is revealed:
** Teeth can be seen poking out of the fabric strips in Outis' Corrosion.
** Heathcliff's Corrosion is much more noticable, as instead, a wooden post impales him through the head, spiling blood and guts upon him and the post.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Binds plays differently from other E.G.O. in terms of Sanity cost; instead of dropping all of the SP it costs in a single turn, it takes a measly ''10'' (equal to the majority of base E.G.O.'s) and the user's SP trickles down by a further 10 SP with each turn up to 3 times. It also bears some unique status effects - with Heathcliff gaining a buff that gives extra Attack Weight to his single-target skills, and Outis inflicting a unique Tremor variant that can raise the target's Stagger by another level if they got staggered in the first place

! Mirror Dungeon Abnormalities & EGO

Abnormalities who only appear in Mirror Dungeons as random encounters, they cannot be fought but instead provide the Sinners a choice when it comes to interacting with them. These choices will often involve the Sinners being put through a skill check that will decide whether they take damage, leave without issue, gain an EGO gift or acquire some kind of buff or debuff for the remainder of the dungeon.
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[[folder: In General]]
* AffablyEvil: Some of these Abnormalities are bizarre and obviously sinister, but remain cordial and play fair within their set of rules.
* AlternateSelf: Implied Aberrations for multiple Abnormalities who appeared earlier in the series appear, typically working in the exact opposite logic as their original counterparts.
* CallBack: Multiple Abnormalities are referenced in some way despite not appearing themselves, typically in the form of EGO and EGO Gifts.
** The Sinners can encounter a lone, purple and self-powered vending machine whose drinks can be described as 'cheery', when used the products dispensed heal the team by 10-25 HP, depending on the floor. It's all but stated that this is Opened Can Of Wellcheers, a ZAYIN Abnormality last seen in ''Lobotomy Corporation''.
** One of the EGO gifts is a faded and old portrait of what looks like [[Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz a meadow with a yellow brick road]], which has connection to at least ''six'' Abnormalities throughout the series, but is specifically the battleground for The Road Home and Scaredy Cat in ''Library of Ruina''.
** The Big and Will Be Bad Wolf has a cutesy plushie based off it as an EGO gift, which buffs the party by weakening the attacks of Bleeding opponents while allowing the user to inflict more damage against Bleeding opponents.
* NonMaliciousMonster: A recurring theme with Mirror Dungeon Abnormalities is that they, with some exceptions, are far less dangerous than average Abnormalities - while some may run on BlueAndOrangeMorality, some, like the Stray Fox, Fairy Gentleman and Sunset Wayfarer, are outright benevolent. In fact for a lot of them, ''you'' can (and sometimes [[CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption must]]) hurt them more than they can hurt you.
** Canto IV has Dante questioning why the Abnormalities met in Mirror Dungeon events don't attack, with Faust explaining that they're glimpses into an Abnormality's mental space and habitat through cracks in the mirrored world, which only allow for limited interaction. Were you to encounter the Abnormalities in any other situation, there's no telling if they'd be passive or not.
* TheUnfought: In Mirror Dungeons, Abnormalities can rarely attack or even permanently harm the visiting Sinners, leading to Abnormalities that currently only appear in this mode simply allowing the team to pass without any meaningful fight. However, previously Mirror Dungeon-exclusive Abnormalities such as the Brazen Bull, My Form Empties, etc. show that most, if not all Abnormalities encounters may eventually be fought.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: There's no telling what an Abnormality prefers without trying it first, and the correct or beneficial action is often a very bad idea under normal circumstances.

[[folder:From the Mirror of the Beginning]]

!! Blue-ish Star
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[[caption-width-right:350: Alas, we are but impurities. To be truly blue, the one with the true blue must be left alone in one's blueness.]]
-> '''E.G.O Gift:''' Lowest Star
A mass of crystals, minerals, and gray legs found floating in the void, it beckons towards the Sinners with its beauty, encouraging them to take a piece of its blueness with them on their journey.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: On the left wall, music bars are scratched, hinting at the fact that this Abnormality's gift can be fused to make a sheet music-based E.G.O. Gift.

* TheUnfought:
** Many forms of EGO that the Sinners can harness draw their power from Abnormalities not yet encountered, if they'll ever be.
** Special mention goes to the EGO available from the Season 4 Battle Pass; their respective Abnormalities are never fought, let alone ''encountered'' within the season's respective Canto (Canto VI) as a result of the Golden Bough(s) located at Wuthering Heights, out of reach of any L Corp branches where Abnormalities would lurk.

%% * TheDividial: The Gulae are several units of them huddled together as a singular enemy.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's Mirror Dungeon event is this, the Sinners have to decide weither the strips of fabric binding it are either bandages meant to keep it alive,or chains meant to restrain it. Passing the former's skill check gives it's E.G.O Gift, passing the latter's skill check permanently increases the Sinners' current levels by two for the rest of the Mirror Dungeon. Though Heathcliff's line while corroded above implies [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs the strips are both]].

** Heathcliff's Corrosion is much more noticable, as instead, a wooden posy impales him through the head, spiling blood and guts upon him and the post.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: On the left wall, music bars are scratched, hinting at the fact that this Abnormality's gift can be fused with the sheet music gift.

* TheUnfought: Many forms of EGO that the Sinners can harness draw their power from Abnormalities not yet encountered, if they'll ever be.

-> '''Class:''' ZAYIN
ZAYIN-class semi-Abnormalities that have sprung up only after Lobotomy Corp's collapse. They are separated into Peccatulum Gulae (S-08-04-01), Pigritiae (S-08-04-03), Irae (S-08-04-02), Morositatis (S-08-10-01), Luxuriae (S-08-11-02) and Superbiae (S-08-11-01).

* EliteMooks: The second half of Chapter 5.5 introduces TETH ranked versions of Irae and Morositasis, while the middle of Chapter 6 introduces the same for Gulae and Pigritiae, whose evolution is explained as an effect of the Boughs Limbus Company has collected.
* EvilIsVisceral: What they all have in common is that they all have a visceral and gorey appearance. The Morositatis are made of water, but have organs like guts within them, the Superbiae have fleshy tendons around its wheel-like body and an eyeball in the middle, etc.

* {{Mooks}}: They serve this for the Abnormality fights: They're all Zayin-class, non-unique and are found in every dungeon. They'll also sometimes show up as cannon fodder for stronger Abnormalities.

[[folder: Bound King]]
!! Bound King

* AmbiguousSituation: It's Mirror Dungeon event is this, the Sinners have to decide weither the strips of fabric binding it are either bandages meant to keep it alive,or chains meant to restrain it. Passing the former's skill check gives it's E.G.O Gift, passing the latter's skill check permanently increases the Sinners' current levels by two for the rest of the Mirror Dungeon.

[[Characters/LimbusCompanySinners Sinners]] ([[Characters/LimbusCompanySinnersOneToSix No. 1 to 6]] | [[Characters/LimbusCompanySinnersSevenToThirteen No. 7 to 13]]) | [[Characters/LimbusCompanyCantoCharacters Canto Characters]] | '''Abnormalities''' | [[Characters/LimbusCompanyOtherEnemies Other Enemies]]]]]]

ZAYIN-class semi-Abnormalities that have sprung up only after Lobotomy Corp's collapse. They are separated into Peccatulum Gulae (S-08-04-01), Acediae (S-08-04-03), Irae (S-08-04-02), Morositatis (S-08-10-01), Luxuriae (S-08-11-02) and Superbiae (S-08-11-01).

* EliteMooks: The second half of Chapter 5.5 introduces TETH ranked versions of Irae and Morositasis, while the middle of Chapter 6 introduces the same for Gulae and Acediae, whose evolution is explained as an effect of the Boughs Limbus Company has collected.