Anomaly Classes

Note: An anomaly's threat level/class is subject to change as further experiments are conducted with the object and basic knowledge of its behavior is increased.

Code: Blue
Anomalies with the threat level Code: Blue are anomalies which are either: a) incapable of dealing any damage to living organisms in the surrounding area, b) unable to display anomalous properties unless intentionally activated, or c) understood sufficiently so as to contain it with little to no risk of harm.

​Code: Green
Anomalies with the threat level Code: Green are anomalies which are generally understood well enough to contain them efficiently with little to no chance of security breach. Note that anomalies classified as Code: Green are not necessarily harmless; the anomalies are just understood sufficiently enough to make them a minimal threat.

​Code: Yellow
Anomalies with the threat level Code: Yellow are anomalies which are either: a) insufficiently understood or b) completely unpredictable regarding behavior and temperament. Long-term containment and/or detailed experiment logs are not always possible due to the natural chaotic nature of the object in question.

​Code: Red
Anomalies with the threat level Code: Red are anomalies which are inherently dangerous in nature and require strict security protocols in order to contain. Code: Red anomalies either require constant supervision to avoid escape or can not be contained currently due to technology constraints.

​Code: Black
Anomalies with the threat level Code: Black are anomalies which pose a threat to humanity on a national or global scale, require very strict security protocols to contain, and are insufficiently understood by DPA personnel. Code: Black anomalies are to be top-priority in the event of mainframe shutdown.