Residence Massacre Characters & Anomalies

Residence Massacre on Roblox blends playable survivors with hostile anomalies mutated by radioactive spills. This Players Hub maps who you control, who hunts you, and who appears only in lobby lore—so online co-op squads share the same vocabulary when calling threats. Tea Studio and MisterGamer_67 built the experience around escalating mainline nights, three memories (Spirit Helper, Mansion Incident, The Bunker), and optional Endless modifiers on Place ID 14437001043.

Use the child pages below for deep dives instead of one overwhelming article:

• The Mutant — Night 1 predator, chase rules, and hiding meta.
• The Stalker — Night 2 UV counterplay, rampage mode, and black puddles.
• Anomalies — Full threat overview including Night 3 splits and memory bosses.
• Characters — The Player, Worker, Miner, Ghost, soldiers, and lobby NPC roles.

Pair threat knowledge with Items and Gamepasses so mechanical counters match your calls. Economy questions belong in How to Earn Coins; there are no active promo codes right now.

Mainline night progression

Night	Setting	Primary threats	Playable focus
Night 1	Suburban residence	The Mutant	The Player survives first anomaly contact
Night 2	Factory complex	The Mutant, The Stalker, The Pest	The Player + Worker ally
Night 3	Forest cabins	Mutated Worker (Husk + Spider)	The Player completes gas can arc

Each night grows darker and more systemic. Night 1 teaches closets and flashlight discipline. Night 2 adds office navigation and UV reliance. Night 3 forces cabin routing, shotgun stuns, and mark callouts. Failed runs teach mechanics but pay zero Coins—communication wins more than individual aim.

Memories and alternate protagonists

Memories replay tragic nights from other perspectives:

• Spirit Helper — Play as the Ghost child with sanity mechanics and window-based Pest attacks.
• Mansion Incident — Control the Lead Factory Worker defending his mansion.
• The Bunker — Experience The Miner’s last night against The Abomination with sound meters and cameras.

Access them from lobby cars or memory portals after the Memories Update. Badges from these modes unlock Coins Shop items—see Characters for protagonist bios.

What counts as an anomaly?

Anomalies were humans exposed to radioactive material—explaining flickering lights, breathing audio, and UV pain responses. They share a hivemind instinct to kill uninfected players but rarely attack each other. Mutation speed depends on immune systems; some entities like The Abomination assimilate victims over time. Undead and April Fools jokes are exceptions with their own rules.

Developer commentary ranks The Stalker among the smartest anomalies, while Night 1’s Mutant emphasizes brute pursuit. Night 3 splits the Worker into Husk and Spider forms with separate audio cues. Read Anomalies before debating tier lists in Discord.

Lobby roles and NPCs

Between runs, the lobby hosts shop workers, leaderboard displays, gamepass kiosks, and memory cars. Item Shop Worker vendors became the modern Coins Shop clerk after reworks. Ghost NPCs once appeared in seasonal events to gate memories—Factory Ghost on a Night 2 couch, Lakeview Ghost on a Night 3 bench. Seasonal NPCs rotate; mechanics stay on the memory pages.

Soldiers appear off-screen in The Bunker ending, responding to the Miner’s distress call—a story beat that echoes into Night 3 military presence. Connecting lore helps squads care about PvE objectives beyond Coin farming.

Co-op callout standards

Establish shared terms early:

• “Mutant roaming” — Night 1 exterior patrol near garage or street.
• “Stalker up” — Night 2 spawn audio; grab UV immediately.
• “Marked” — Night 3 spider tag forcing Husk break-in.
• “Blackout” — Mansion Incident lights event; not the same as Night 2 flicker.

Link new players to Getting Started for controls, then return here for threat specifics. Watch Updates when reworks change camera systems or anomaly skins.

How this hub differs from tier lists

Tier List pages rank spending. Players pages rank behavior—where anomalies spawn, what damage they deal, and which protagonist abilities appear in memories. Combine both: buy Better Flashlight because tier lists say so, then read The Stalker because UV timing demands it.

Join the community at discord.gg/residencemassacre for event teasers and mechanic debates. This wiki stays factual; Discord delivers real-time patch reactions. Together they keep your squad alive from Night 1 through The Bunker badge grind.