An eyeless head set into its chest, two-fingered fists, and a core sitting exposed at the hip mark Zefon as one of the stranger humanoid Angels. It never appears on screen: the creature is original to Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3, a tabletop RPG, where it backs a standard A.T. Field with a proton cannon.
Zefon's silhouette reads as roughly human, placing it in the same visual family as television-series Angels like Sachiel and Israfel, yet nothing about its build is balanced. Mass gathers unevenly across the body, heavy and powerful through certain regions while wasted and narrow through others. Wide shoulders spread above a chest that pinches into an extremely slender thorax, and each long arm swings down into an enormous fist built around just two fingers.
Where a face ought to sit there is nothing. The structure serving as a head is buried in the middle of the chest and shows no trace of eyes, and the creature's core rests unprotected at the hip.
Two assets define Zefon in play. A conventional A.T. Field grants the defensive envelope shared by nearly all of its kind, while a proton energy cannon of considerable power lets the Angel strike targets from range.

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Zefon is a humanoid Angel exclusive to the tabletop RPG Decisive Battle in Tokyo-3, a game built on the Neon Genesis Evangelion license. It never appears in any anime or film.
Zefon has an eyeless head buried in the middle of its chest, two-fingered fists at the end of long arms, wide shoulders over a slender thorax, and a core exposed at its hip.
Zefon carries a conventional A.T. Field shared by most Angels, plus a proton energy cannon of considerable power that lets it strike targets from range.
Zefon's core rests exposed at its hip, an unusual placement compared to many Angels whose cores sit more centrally on the body.
Zefon's roughly humanoid silhouette places it in the same visual family as television-series Angels Sachiel and Israfel, though its proportions are far more uneven.
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