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Antei

Last updated 2026-09-11

Antei (Japanese: 安貞 Antei), also known as Antigone or Antigonus,[1] is a quest-exclusive NPC that appears during the World Quest Antigonus.

Profile

Antei is a member of the Jibashiri who was accused of stealing the book Before Sun and Moon. He, alongside Ooshima and Oogura, were imprisoned at the hanging prison. He had escaped by grabbing the tiny bumps on the cliff and climbing out. Antei promised Ooshima and Oogura that he would leave behind a picture of a bird to mark his escape route for the two while he sought to prove their innocence.

Antei tracked down the culprits, a diplomatic group from Khaenri'ah that he served as a bodyguard. He defeated the entire group, who also sent a Field Tiller at him. Antei managed to disable it by ripping its core out, but was mortally wounded and soon died of his injuries.

The Traveler, who was searching for the book on Ema's behalf, found the prison alongside the two afterimages who then told them where they believed Antei would have gone. They found Antei, who told them that the people from Khaenri'ah had stolen it and that the machine he disabled was sitting on top of it. Taking the core next to him, they reactivated and destroyed the Ruin Guard, recovering the book and proving his innocence. Realizing now that they were not Jibashiri, the Traveler promised to let the world know he was innocent. This caused him to realize he was an afterimage and he left peacefully after reciting some broken passages.

Appearance

Like most shades, he is a translucent humanoid figure without defining physical features.

Quests and Events

World Quests

Trivia

  • Antei (Japanese: 安貞) was the name of a Japanese era spanning the years from December 1227 to March 1229.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishAntei
Chinese
(Simplified)
安贞
Ānzhēn
Chinese
(Traditional)
安貞
Ānzhēn
Japanese安貞
Antei
Korean안테
Ante
SpanishAntei
FrenchAntei
RussianАнтэй
Antey
ThaiAntei
VietnameseAntei
GermanAntei
IndonesianAntei
PortugueseAntei
TurkishAntei
ItalianAntei

Change History

References

  1. Book: The Byakuyakoku Collection, Vol. 2