The particularly malicious parasitic creatures are called "Animoshki." These are mainly insects that spread through parasitic methods, laying eggs in a human's body. The hatched Animoshki larvae quickly reach the brain through the spinal channels and affect it with hallucinogenic secretions, resulting in the human developing an addiction to specific graphic styles of East Asian art. After the larval stage, if they successfully establish themselves in the skull, the larvae transform into a mature stage and begin to affect the human's speech centers, allowing the human to spread another type of eggs through their breath and saliva. These eggs are laid by the mature larval stage and, outside the human body, form a butterfly-like type of Animoshki, which must infect other people...
The adaptability of Animoshki larvae to the human body depends on the maturity of the human brain; the less mature and weaker it is, the more likely the infection will be...