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Angel: K-Type

Character

A spider among Angels, the black and red Angel: K-Type crawls out of the Shin 765 Operation event on eight ringed legs. It is original to the Shin Japan Heroes Universe attraction, and its name most likely traces back to kumo, the Japanese word for spider.

Kana: 使徒:K 型
Name Origin: kumo (spider)
Design Basis: Kumo Augment-01 (Shin Kamen Rider)
First Appearance: Shin 765 Operation
Crossover Project: Shin Japan Heroes Universe
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Appearance

Eight limbs give the Angel the look of a giant spider, each leg wrapped in rings, the whole body colored black and red. Brightened versions of the reveal image expose finer details, and observers point out a strong resemblance to Kumo Augment-01 from the film Shin Kamen Rider.

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History

K-Type belongs solely to the Shin Japan Heroes Universe Amusement World attraction and joined the lineup through the Shin 765 Operation event, revealed in July 2022. The K in its designation likely abbreviates kumo, meaning spider in English.

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Abilities

No combat capabilities are documented for the event; the promotional art confirms only that the creature is classed as an Angel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Angel: K-Type?

Angel: K-Type is an Angel created for the Shin Japan Heroes Universe attraction, joining the lineup through the Shin 765 Operation event revealed in July 2022.

What does Angel: K-Type look like?

Angel: K-Type has eight ringed legs that give it the appearance of a giant spider, with black and red coloring across its body.

Where does Angel: K-Type's name come from?

The K in Angel: K-Type's designation likely abbreviates kumo, the Japanese word for spider, matching its arachnid design.

What is Angel: K-Type's design based on?

Observers point out that Angel: K-Type strongly resembles Kumo Augment-01 from the film Shin Kamen Rider.

Does Angel: K-Type appear outside the Shin Japan Heroes Universe attraction?

No, Angel: K-Type belongs solely to the Shin Japan Heroes Universe Amusement World attraction and has not appeared in other Evangelion media.

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