Angry Guy in No I'm Not a Human: Human or Visitor?

Angry Guy is a randomized living-room guest from night 8. Refuse him and he may bribe you with an EnerJeka.

Quick answer

Angry Guy

Status
Randomized guest
Room
Living Room
First night
Night 8+
What to do
Compare white teeth and rashy armpits with yellowed teeth and a clean-shaven armpit before you shoot. If you want the phone number, keep him and talk four times. A bribe is optional, not required.

From Night 8 onward, in the living-room armchair.

Roster checked 2026-10-09. Page updated 2026-10-17.

Who they are

Angry Guy is a randomized living-room guest who cannot appear before night 8 on this roster. The name is accurate and still a bad identification shortcut. He can be human. The guest file's contrast is specific: the Visitor version has white teeth and rashy armpits, and the human version has yellowed teeth and a clean-shaven armpit. Yellow teeth are the human side of that pair, which is the opposite of the guess many players make on night one with other guests.

The sprite is a heavier man, rectangle glasses, brown T-shirt, blue shorts, black sandals, bald, already looking furious. Across days, scratches and bruises accumulate because he hurts himself to keep the temper down. The character article says those marks are not all drawn on the sprites. It also describes yellow teeth, bruised knuckles and ears, and piercing blue eyes as the baseline look. Use the roster pair above when you are actually checking him. The baseline description is appearance, and it overlaps the human side of the teeth check.

Refuse him at the door and he can offer an EnerJeka as a bribe. The achievements list has Harsh Compromise for accepting an energy-drink bribe from a Visitor. The tip says "usually," so this is the interaction players mean, not a claim that no other guest can pay. Four conversations, if you let him stay, reveal his wife's phone number. That number is part of the broader phone-call set behind Phone Book. Do not confuse it with the embassy papers from Wireface or Man in Hazmat.

His wife joined the death cult. He hit her and regrets it. She had been religious and then lost that faith. He used to write music and describes an easier version of himself. The cult thread connects him to Death Cult Peons and Death Cult Leader, but he is not one of the three peons and he is not required for May Death Cleanse Us of Our Sins. Shoot him only after the teeth-and-armpit contrast, or after the nightly clue, agrees he is the Visitor version.

Roster tells

Randomized. The scowl is permanent.

Check teeth, armpits, and the hands. Yellow teeth and a clean-shaven armpit are human. White teeth, a rash on a hairless armpit, and chewed-looking hands are the visitor. The angry face and the red aura are just his mood.

Visitor version

  • Pure white teeth, a rashy hairless armpit, and hands that look bloodied, bruised, and bitten.

Human version

  • Yellowed teeth and a clean-shaven armpit without the rash.

False positives

  • A red photo aura tracks his temper and is not listed as the identity split.

Room conflict: Babushka or the depressed twin already in the cushioned armchair blocks the seat.

Interaction: Refuse him and he offers a bribe. Four conversations unlock his wife's phone number.

Endings and achievements

No dedicated ending is tied to this entry in the roster. Survival endings still care whether a Visitor is alive in the house on day 14.

Achievements guide

FAQ

Is Angry Guy human or a Visitor?

Randomized. Visitor side on this roster: white teeth and rashy armpits. Human side: yellowed teeth and a clean-shaven armpit.

What happens if you reject Angry Guy?

He can offer an EnerJeka bribe. Accepting an energy-drink bribe from a Visitor is the Harsh Compromise achievement.

What night does Angry Guy arrive?

Night 8 or later, in the living room.

How do you get his wife's phone number?

The roster says four conversations reveal it. She is tied to the death cult in his dialogue, not as a separate guest entry.

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