Secret Agent is a premium Animal Hospital class built around a Gun and, in newer versions, a Scanner. Upgrades focus on ammunition or recovery improvements and additional starting Sanity. The displayed price has been 790 or 890 Robux, so check the current in-game class panel before buying.
Is Secret Agent a class or character?
Secret Agent suits players who want equipment aimed at hostile encounters rather than routine reception or treatment efficiency. The current class description should show whether the loadout includes both a Gun and Scanner. Do not plan around either item until it appears in the purchase panel.
The class is premium and its value depends on which threats the equipment can affect. A weapon is not a universal answer in Animal Hospital: Gun and Taser attacks do not remove the Stalker.
Secret Agent is a playable class, not a separately documented story NPC. Searches for its personality, biography or canonical appearance should not be mixed with class mechanics. The useful verified details are its purchase panel, equipment, upgrades and encounter limits.
Price conflict
Reported prices are 790 and 890 Robux. The difference may reflect a class update or regional pricing, so open the live class panel and use the amount displayed for the player’s account.
Purchase checklist
Open the class panel and read three things before paying: the displayed Robux amount, the starting equipment and the current upgrade text. Confirm that the Scanner is named if it is the reason for buying. Then compare the class with the actual problem from recent runs. Secret Agent is a combat purchase; it will not create extra backpack slots, reward correct Check-In work or trigger treatment speed.
If the price differs from an older screenshot, use the amount shown for the current account. Do not complete the purchase simply because currency has already been saved. The class only solves a useful problem when affected hostile encounters are frequent enough to justify the premium cost.
Secret Agent stats and limits
Newer versions list a Gun-plus-Scanner starting loadout. A player considering the class for the Scanner should verify that the current purchase description still includes it.
Upgrades focus on ammunition or recovery improvements and extra starting Sanity. Read the current level text before spending because older loadouts may not match it.
No stable numeric damage value, ammunition total or fixed Scanner result is established here. The clearest limit is enemy immunity: Gun and Taser attacks do not remove the Stalker. Treat any additional number seen in an older showcase as version-sensitive until the current class or item panel displays it.
How to use the class
First confirm that the encountered threat is affected by weapons. Use the Gun as hostile-response equipment where the current game permits it, and do not treat the Scanner as a replacement for patient checks. Normal diagnosis, treatment and anomaly observation still apply.
Communicate before firing in team play so other players understand the threat and route around it. In solo play, keep an escape path instead of depending on equipment alone. The Stalker is the clearest limit: lower the view and avoid its face rather than wasting ammunition on an immune target.
Read the current item prompt and class description when using the Scanner. Its presence in the newer loadout does not make every patient result automatic.
Choosing a response during an encounter
Identify the threat before drawing the Gun. If the encounter is the Stalker, lower the view, avoid its face and move away because the weapon does not remove it. For a threat that the current game permits the Gun to affect, keep an exit path and communicate before firing so teammates do not move into the same danger.
The Scanner does not replace the patient model, photo and CCTV routine. Continue the ordinary diagnosis flow unless the current item prompt gives a specific Scanner action. Equipment should answer the encounter in front of the player, not become a shortcut applied to every patient.
Upgrade priorities
Secret Agent upgrades should be evaluated against the encounters that actually interrupt the run. Ammunition-related improvement matters only when the weapon works on the target. Additional starting Sanity can increase the opening margin, but it does not make a dangerous visual mechanic harmless.
Before investing further, compare the current level text with the player’s role. A team that already handles threats but struggles with medicine travel may gain more from an inventory class. A player who treats most patients may prefer a treatment-triggered class instead.
Strengths and weaknesses
The strength is a distinct combat focus that other classes in this launch set do not share. The weaknesses are the Robux cost, version-sensitive loadout and enemies that ignore the weapon. It also contributes less directly to reception throughput or carrying capacity.
That tradeoff makes the purchase easiest to justify after hostile encounters have been identified as a recurring failure. Buying the class before understanding enemy immunity can leave a player with premium equipment that does not address the threat they feared most.
- Verify both displayed price and listed equipment before purchase.
- Do not assume the Gun works on every enemy.
- Do not assume a Gun-only loadout when the current panel includes a Scanner.
- Do not buy from an old screenshot without reading the displayed price.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Secret Agent?
Reported prices are 790 and 890 Robux. Check the live class panel and use the displayed amount.
Does Secret Agent have a Scanner?
It appears alongside the Gun in newer versions. Check the current class description before buying for that item.
Can Secret Agent kill the Stalker?
No. Gun and Taser attacks are ineffective against the Stalker, so use the avoidance strategy instead.