A jellyfish given monstrous scale, Adovaquiel belongs to the tabletop game Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3, part of the wider Neon Genesis Evangelion RPG line. It hides its core somewhere within its bell, shields itself behind an A.T. Field, and hurls anything its tentacles manage to catch.
Picture a jellyfish scaled up to kaiju proportions and you have Adovaquiel's whole design. Eyes stud every surface of its bell-like head. Beneath that bell dangles a diamond-shaped mass, and bundles of tentacles sprout from the sides of the hanging structure. No core can be spotted anywhere on the body, which suggests the organ rests hidden somewhere inside.
Adovaquiel exists only within Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3, a tabletop role-playing release built on the Neon Genesis Evangelion setting, and surfaces in no other work. The game supplies two pieces of artwork for the creature, a standard illustration alongside a collectible-style card.

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Adovaquiel resembles a jellyfish scaled up to kaiju size, with eyes studding its bell-shaped head, a diamond-shaped mass hanging beneath, and bundles of tentacles trailing from its sides. No core is visible on its body, suggesting the organ stays hidden inside.
Adovaquiel is an Angel that exists only within Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3, a tabletop role-playing game built on the Neon Genesis Evangelion setting, and does not appear in any other Evangelion media.
Adovaquiel combines the typical Angel A.T. Field defense with grappling, using its tentacles to snatch opponents and fling them, and firing a barrage of pressurized energy rounds at range.
Adovaquiel's core cannot be spotted anywhere on its visible body, implying the organ is hidden somewhere inside its bell-shaped head.
No, Adovaquiel is exclusive to the tabletop game Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3 and has never appeared in the Evangelion anime, films, or manga.
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