BIBI-22
BIBI
Classification
Class
CLASS II
Severity
Moderate
First Observed
2022
Pathology
Symptoms
Skin discoloration (cocoa brown), coughing, internal bleeding
Transmission
Respiratory (coughing)
Incubation
Stage 1 onset: 20–40 seconds; death in ~3–4 minutes if untreated
Response
Cure
Yes (90% effectiveness)
Containment
Standard Bio-Container
Status
Contained
BIBI-22 is a CLASS II bacterial infection contained within Centum Laboratories. It causes progressive skin discoloration and eventual organ failure through internal bleeding.
Pathology
Stages of Infection
| Stage | Timeframe | Symptoms |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | ~20–40 seconds | Head discoloration to dark cocoa brown. Coughing becomes increasingly frequent. |
| Stage 2 | ~60 seconds | Discoloration spreads from head to entire body. Skin takes on a uniform dark brown appearance. |
| Stage 3 | ~120 seconds | Internal bleeding begins. Progressive health loss until death. |
Transmission
- Respiratory — coughing produces infectious particles
Incubation
- Stage 1 onset: 20–40 seconds
- Full progression to death: ~3–4 minutes if untreated
Detection Window: 8–16 seconds
Containment
- Standard Bio-Container
- Bio-Container Colour: Cocoa Brown