List of Angels in Neon Genesis Evangelion

List Of Angels In Neon Genesis Evangelion

In the anime and manga Neon Genesis Evangelion, Angels (使徒, Shito?) are beings which attack Tokyo-3 throughout the story. They are the main antagonists of the series and were designed by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto.

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