Angel: G-Type is an original creation for the Shin Japan Heroes Universe attraction, debuting in the Shin 765 Operation event of July 2022. Its hulking two-legged frame reads as Godzilla's second form crossed with the Third Angel of the Rebuild films.
The creature walks on two legs, drags a lengthy tail, and bristles with spikes running down its spine, while something like a skull caps its head. Fans who raised the brightness of the reveal artwork uncovered further detail, noting a design that fuses the second form of Godzilla with elements of the Third Angel from the Rebuild of Evangelion films.
The Angel exists only within the Shin Japan Heroes Universe Amusement World attraction, a crossover project, where it entered the lineup through the Shin 765 Operation event announced in late July 2022.

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Angel: G-Type is an original creature made for the Shin Japan Heroes Universe attraction, debuting in the Shin 765 Operation event in July 2022.
Angel: G-Type walks on two legs, drags a long tail, and bristles with spikes down its spine, with something resembling a skull covering its head.
Fans who brightened the reveal artwork noted that Angel: G-Type's design fuses Godzilla's second form with elements of the Third Angel from the Rebuild of Evangelion films.
No, Angel: G-Type exists only within the Shin Japan Heroes Universe Amusement World attraction and has not appeared in the mainline Evangelion anime or films.
The Shin 765 Operation promotional material does not establish how Angel: G-Type fights; only its classification as an Angel is on record.
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