Hypervortex ↗
The New Helios disaster centered on a storm, a halo, and a core. Its rain damaged matter, and looking at the halo harmed observers’ minds. Observing the core accelerated the Anomaly’s nullification.
Extraordinary beings and effects exist alongside the everyday life of Hethereau. Anomalies can take the form of living creatures, objects, places, phenomena, or information-based effects. Some coexist peacefully with the city; others call for investigation, containment, or nullification.
This registry brings together 90 named Anomalies in five categories. Profile codes and threat classes are included where the reference document identifies them. Unconfirmed details and possible name variants will remain clearly marked.
A registration code identifies the profile, while a type abbreviation describes its category. A code such as N-0824 is shown separately from its category. When a code or class has not been verified, the registry will say so rather than assign one.
A class describes an Anomaly’s potential impact and scale. It does not tell you whether that Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
90 anomalies available.
A field commission’s title can differ from the Anomaly’s registered name. These four matches from the reference document connect the assignment you see in the Anomagram with its registry profile.
| Commission title | Registered Anomaly |
|---|---|
| After School | Doomscroll ↗ |
| Power Saver | Eternal Lamp ↗ |
| Rhythm Master | Beat King ↗ |
| Dragon Gate Substitute | Tidal Ascension ↗ |
The New Helios disaster centered on a storm, a halo, and a core. Its rain damaged matter, and looking at the halo harmed observers’ minds. Observing the core accelerated the Anomaly’s nullification.
These hamster-like Anomalies store objects far larger than their bodies inside a separate space. Smaller branches connect to a central “Mother.” Ordinary people who are not Espers generally cannot see them.
An irresistible sequence of videos traps viewers in prolonged, involuntary attention. Once someone is deeply absorbed, switching off an ordinary device is not enough to end the effect.
These small Anomalies assist Hethereau’s public-safety operations. The reference describes red, yellow, and green groups, along with a connection to Justice Executioner.
A river in the sky and carp-like figures accompany a Dragon Gate trial. The phenomenon can rejuvenate its surroundings, but a successful ascent can also bring dangerous consequences.
The Fandom page originally supplied for this task could not be retrieved directly, so this is a compiled reference—not a verbatim or line-by-line transcription of that specific page. The 90-entry names/types come from the Hidden Gaming Lair checklist; the codes and classes were cross-referenced with the 70-record NTE Archives catalog. Names and classifications can change with game updates. Unknowns and likely name variants are marked explicitly.
Neverness to Everness and its setting belong to their respective rights holders. Independent fan project by RedRumGVR.
Another archive lists “Serenity.” The name match and profile assignment are unconfirmed.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
Another archive uses “Rubbish duck.” This possible name variant and profile match remain unconfirmed.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference records this profile, but its threat class is restricted or unavailable.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
These hamster-like storage Anomalies hold objects far larger than their bodies in a separate space. Smaller branches connect to a central “Mother.” Most ordinary people who are not Espers cannot see them.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
Also named Chuppa Chuppa.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
These small Anomalies take part in Hethereau’s public-safety work. The reference describes red, yellow, and green groups and notes a connection with Justice Executioner.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Organism but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Organism but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Organism but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Organism but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Organism but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
Also named Picky Picky.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
Another archive spells this name “Dimenstion Visitor.”
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Object but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Uncertain matches and unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The New Helios disaster involved a storm, a halo, and a core. Its anomalous rain damaged matter, while looking at the halo harmed observers’ minds. Observing the core accelerated its nullification.
May disable or destroy citywide functions.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
A river in the sky and carp-like figures appear during a Dragon Gate trial. The phenomenon can restore vitality to its surroundings, although completing the ascent can also bring dangerous consequences.
Dragon Gate Substitute
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Phenomenon but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Phenomenon but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Phenomenon but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
No meaningful disruption to human social order.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause mass casualties in a densely populated urban area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause many casualties in a sparsely populated area.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Location but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Location but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
An irresistible stream of videos traps viewers in prolonged, involuntary attention. Once someone is deeply absorbed, simply stopping an ordinary device is not enough to resolve the effect.
After School
May cause minor injury to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
May cause serious injury or death to an individual.
Threat class describes possible scale and intensity, rather than whether an Anomaly is friendly or malicious.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Meme but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.
The reference lists this Meme but does not confirm a registration code or threat class.
Adapted from the supplied Anomalies reference index: names and categories compiled from Hidden Gaming Lair, with profile codes and classes cross-referenced against NTE Archives. Unconfirmed details are preserved. Full registry attribution appears in Research notes and attribution at the bottom of this page.