An ordinary Buddhabrot showcases just the diverging orbits and its counterpart the Anti-Buddhabrot depicts the non-diverging orbits (as the name implies). Non-diverging orbits can be classified further into two kinds — they either converge (to a single value or a periodical cycle) or they keep bouncing around forever (effectively having an infinite period). This image is a mix of diverging orbits (the soft and fuzzy parts) and non-converging orbits (the sharp squiggles).

The underlying function is also different, but the ubiquitous Mandelbrotesque shapes make their appearance nonetheless.