The Scribe Ani

The self-proclaimed Scribe Ani is a enemy stand user who only appeared in the storyline "The Gravestone of Red-Hot Sand"" from the Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: The Genesis of Universe novel, based on Part III: Stardust Crusaders

Appearance/Personality
The Scribe Ani is a man with a mummy-like appearance who achieved immortality thanks to his Stand and was fascinated with it. He speaks very slowly due to his old age. He is extremely respectful towards the history and traditions described in the Book of Genesis, as he showed when quickly losing his temper after discovering that Joseph and Polnareff had damaged his Stand. He pledged loyalty to Dio just because he also had immortality.

History
The scribe Ani is a mercenary hired by Dio Brando to kill the Joestar group in Cairo. He claims that the only reason he is still alive and didn't die from old age a thousand years ago is the existence of his stand, which holds an ancient secret method of soul reincarnation, based on the old mummification method from the New Kingdom era. Because of that, his real identity remains unknown. He pledged loyalty to Dio as soon as he could, because Dio also held "eternal life" for being a vampire and was likely to be the conqueror of the world.

The Genesis of Universe: The Gravestone of Red-Hot Sand
The Scribe Ani follows the Joestar group and defeats Jean Pierre Polnareff. Believing Polnareff to be dead, Ani corners Mohammed Avdol and Joseph Joestar with his stand, summoning many enemies to fight them. Polnareff appears to save then and works with Joseph to damage the stand, but the plan ends up with everyone overwhelmed by more enemies. Jotaro finds out his friends disappeared from a merchant and goes to the rescue, The Scribe Ani tries to overwhelm Jotaro Kujo creating the Ammit, the strongest ancient beast of Egypt. The Ammit proves to be a powerful foe, but suddenly dissapears after Polnareff and Joseph damage the part the creature is described in Ptah's pages. Jotaro blinds The Scribe Ani by throwing at him one perfume bottle he had previously bough so he wouldn't be able to summon anything else and then destroys The Scribe Ani's body with a barrage of "Ora ora" punches. Strangely, the Scribe Ani shattered, dissapearing in thin air along his stand, his real identity remaining unknown.