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About NTE monsters
Every enemy in Neverness to Everness, from common field spawns to weekly bosses. Each entry links to its spawn zones on the interactive map and shows its full drop table on the detail page.
How to use the bestiary
Filters at the top let you narrow by enemy type: Normal, Elite, Boss, or Weekly Boss. Each card shows the monster's location, spawn count, and enemy type badge. Click through to the detail page for the full drop table and an interactive-map shortcut that drops you directly on the monster's first spawn marker.
Bosses vs. Weekly Bosses
Both Boss and Weekly Boss entries link to their dedicated boss page when one exists, where strategies, weaknesses and resistances are listed in full. Weekly Bosses are flagged so you can plan your weekly clears separately from the rest of the bestiary.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the bestiary include boss enemies?
- Yes. All enemy types are listed: Normal, Elite, Boss, and Weekly Boss. Bosses link out to their dedicated guide pages.
- How do spawn counts work?
- The spawn count shown on each card is the total number of map markers logged for that enemy across all zones. Click the interactive map link on a detail page to see every spawn location.
Category
Organism · 23
Organism
Living and once-living Anomalies — creatures, plants and things that breathe.
OrganismVCheek Pouch
Confidential
OrganismVMammon
RestrictedBoss guide
OrganismIV"Headless Rider"
BountyBoss guide
OrganismIV"Morphix"
RestrictedBoss guide
OrganismIVNestbound Bird
PublicBoss guide
OrganismIVSea Prisoner
BountyBoss guide
OrganismIVSerenetti
BountyBoss guide
OrganismIIIChuppa
Restricted
OrganismIIISwallowtail
BountyBoss guide
OrganismIIDivergent Flower
Bounty
OrganismIILeech Spawn
BountyLinked
OrganismIIOfficer Whisker
Public
OrganismIITaygedo
Public
OrganismI"The Fire Phoenix"
Public
OrganismIAgent.LUCK
Public
OrganismIBonzita
Public
OrganismIFleur the Storyteller
Bounty
OrganismIMiss Levi
Public
OrganismIMr. Bag
Public
OrganismIRain-sweeping Maid
PublicLinked
OrganismIRubbaduck
Public
OrganismIWeather Vine
Public
OrganismKiroumaru
Classified
Object · 28
Object
Inanimate Anomalies — items and constructs that bend the world around them.
ObjectV"Helm of Theseus"
Restricted
ObjectVThe Never-ending Arachne
RestrictedBoss guide
ObjectIVAfter Lights Out
Bounty
ObjectIVBeat King
PublicBoss guide
ObjectIVDimension Visitor
Bounty
ObjectIVOutside the Inner Door
Restricted
ObjectIII"Film - MANISH"
BountyBoss guide
ObjectIII"Picture Frame"
Bounty
ObjectIIIBlack Tome
RestrictedBoss guide
ObjectIIIRainman
PublicLinked
ObjectIIISaddy Teddy
BountyLinked
ObjectIIITeehee Bear
Bounty
ObjectIICheese
Bounty
ObjectIIEternal Lamp
PublicLinked
ObjectIIExpired Invitation
Public
ObjectIIGhostly Kite
PublicLinked
ObjectIIPaper Squadron
PublicLinked
ObjectIIPequod
Bounty
ObjectIIPicky
Bounty
ObjectIIRed Door
Public
ObjectIIScarlet Phantom
Restricted
ObjectIIScarlet Phantom
Restricted
ObjectI999 Nights
PublicBoss guide
ObjectIHospitable House
Public
ObjectIImaginadough
PublicBoss guide
ObjectITally of Ages
Restricted
ObjectIThe Blue Basin
Restricted
ObjectIWhat You See
Public
Phenomenon · 5
Phenomenon
Location · 3
Location
Places that have themselves become Anomalies.
Meme · 2
Meme
Ideas and information that spread and alter reality.
About the NTE Anomaly Archive
The Anomaly Archive is the in-world catalog of Neverness to Everness — every catalogued Anomaly with its official classification code, category, threat level, clearance and the full Anomaly Story. Where an Anomaly is also a boss or field monster, or is tied to an Anomaly Commission, the entry links straight to that page.
Reading an Archive entry
Each entry carries the game's own taxonomy: a classification code (e.g. C-3624[Or]), a category — Organism, Object, Phenomenon, Location or Meme — a threat level from I to V, and an access clearance from Public up to Confidential. The Anomaly Story is the lore the Bureau files on it, kept word for word from the game.
One codex over the whole game
Anomalies show up across the game as bosses, field monsters and Anomaly Commissions. The Archive unifies them under one classification and is the only home for the codex-only Anomalies that have no fight or quest of their own. Every entry that does is cross-linked to its boss page, monster page and commission guide.
Frequently asked questions
- What do the classification codes mean?
- They are the Bureau's in-game designations for each Anomaly — a letter-and-number code with a category suffix (e.g. [Or] for Organism). The Archive shows each code exactly as it appears in the game.
- What is the threat level?
- Every Anomaly is rated from level I to level V in the game's files — roughly how dangerous or contained it is. The Archive shows that level on each card and on the detail page.