diff --git a/src/hexgraph/sandbox/probes/pyghidra_lib.py b/src/hexgraph/sandbox/probes/pyghidra_lib.py
index aa97a43..cc9dc78 100644
--- a/src/hexgraph/sandbox/probes/pyghidra_lib.py
+++ b/src/hexgraph/sandbox/probes/pyghidra_lib.py
@@ -188,16 +188,25 @@ def open_target(artifact, *, cold_analyze=True, read_only=False):
 
 
 def _slow_analyzer(name: str) -> bool:
-    """The auto-analysis passes disabled under the fast profile — matched by suffix so it's
-    architecture-agnostic ("PowerPC/ARM/x86 … Constant Reference Analyzer"). Mirrors the Jython
-    FAST_PROFILE_SCRIPT: drop the O(n^2) Call-Fixup Installer, the per-processor constant/scalar
-    propagation, and the decompile-EVERY-function passes; KEEP function/call-graph/reference
-    discovery (HexGraph decompiles on demand)."""
+    """The auto-analysis passes disabled under the fast profile — matched by name, with the
+    constant-prop passes matched by suffix so it's architecture-agnostic ("PowerPC/ARM/x86 …
+    Constant Reference Analyzer"). Mirrors the Jython FAST_PROFILE_SCRIPT: drop the O(n^2)
+    Call-Fixup Installer, the per-processor constant/scalar propagation, the decompile-EVERY-function
+    passes, and the Non-Returning Functions analyzers (their ClearFlowAndRepair wedges on a monolith);
+    KEEP function/call-graph/reference discovery (HexGraph decompiles on demand)."""
     if "." in name:
         return False
     if name in ("Call-Fixup Installer", "Decompiler Parameter ID", "Decompiler Switch Analysis",
                 "Aggressive Instruction Finder"):
         return True
+    # Non-Returning Functions ("- Discovered"/"- Known"): when a heavily-called routine is flagged
+    # non-returning, the analyzer's ClearFlowAndRepair walks the instruction-flow graph (a CodeManager
+    # DB lookup per node) to repair downstream flow. On a monolith with dense/mis-disassembled code
+    # that traversal explodes — observed wedged for >40h in FindNoReturnFunctionsAnalyzer.repairDamagedLocations
+    # on a ~900 MB image. Flow past no-return calls stays intact; we lose only the auto no-return marking,
+    # which does not affect on-demand xrefs/decompiles.
+    if name.startswith("Non-Returning Functions"):
+        return True
     return name.endswith("Constant Reference Analyzer") or name.endswith("Scalar Operand References")
 
 
diff --git a/tests/test_ghidra_fast_profile.py b/tests/test_ghidra_fast_profile.py
index cddc71d..e3be90e 100644
--- a/tests/test_ghidra_fast_profile.py
+++ b/tests/test_ghidra_fast_profile.py
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 """Ghidra's analysis of a 100 MB+ monolith is bounded by a fast profile that disables the passes
 proven pathological on a huge binary (Call-Fixup Installer's O(n^2) AddressSet, the per-processor
-Constant Reference Analyzer, the decompile-every-function passes) while KEEPING the call-graph/
+Constant Reference Analyzer, the decompile-every-function passes, and the Non-Returning Functions
+analyzers whose ClearFlowAndRepair wedges on a monolith) while KEEPING the call-graph/
 reference analyzers. Since the PyGhidra re-platform these are pure host-side helpers in `pyghidra_lib`
 (`_slow_analyzer` + `_FAST_PROFILE_BYTES`), applied in-process by `_analyze` before AutoAnalysisManager
 runs. The analysis otherwise runs to completion — `re_analyze` runs it detached with a generous budget
@@ -25,6 +26,11 @@ def test_fast_profile_disables_the_proven_slow_passes():
     # processor-agnostic match for the constant-propagation passes ("PowerPC/ARM/x86 … "):
     assert L._slow_analyzer("PowerPC Constant Reference Analyzer")
     assert L._slow_analyzer("ARM Scalar Operand References")
+    # Non-Returning Functions analyzers: ClearFlowAndRepair wedges on a monolith (both variants).
+    assert L._slow_analyzer("Non-Returning Functions - Discovered")
+    assert L._slow_analyzer("Non-Returning Functions - Known")
+    # ...but a dotted SUB-option of it is still never disabled (the "." rule wins):
+    assert not L._slow_analyzer("Non-Returning Functions - Discovered.Create Analysis Bookmarks")
 
 
 def test_fast_profile_keeps_the_call_graph_analyzers():