Tabris

Tabris

Lesserwell-documentedNeon Genesis Evangelion (modern media franchise)biological taxonomy (scientific nomenclature)fictional: Nerv (Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise)scientific: unspecified (taxonomic usage)
Origin

Within the provided materials, the only origin information for Tabris is fictional: Wikipedia identifies 'Tabris' as the real name of Kaworu Nagisa, a character in the Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise who is described as the seventeenth and final Angel that threatens humanity and who arrives at the organization Nerv. No historical, mythological, linguistic etymology, or traditional origin is provided in the supplied sources. The Wikidata attestation records 'Tabris' as a genus of algae, which is a separate taxonomic usage rather than a narrative origin.

Appearance

The supplied excerpts do not provide a detailed physical description. In the Evangelion excerpt Tabris (Kaworu Nagisa) appears in human form as the character Kaworu Nagisa, serves as a pilot of Evangelion Unit 02, and is described in behavioral terms (showing great affection toward Shinji Ikari) rather than by supernatural morphology. The Wikidata entry for Tabris as a genus of algae supplies no morphological details in the provided material. Therefore, no canonical supernatural appearance or biological morphology is documented in the provided sources.

Abilities

From the supplied Evangelion material, Tabris is identified as one of the Angels—presented as members of a class that threaten humanity—and is capable of manifesting in the human setting of Nerv, interacting with personnel and with Shinji Ikari, demonstrating strong interpersonal affection, and revealing his Angelic nature before requesting to be killed to allow humanity to survive. The provided excerpt does not enumerate specific supernatural powers, attack methods, defenses, or technical Angel attributes (e.g., any franchise-specific mechanics). The Wikidata taxonomic usage implies nothing about supernatural abilities and offers no biological behaviors beyond being an algal genus.

Weaknesses & Wards

Weaknesses

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Wards

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Sources
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    Kaworu Nagisa (Wikipedia). Wikipedia, 'Kaworu Nagisa' (excerpt identifying real name Tabris and describing role as the seventeenth Angel and interactions with Shinji Ikari).wiki
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    Tabris (Wikidata entry). Wikidata entry listing 'Tabris' as a genus of algae.other
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    Planeador Collection (Archive.org) — listing. Archive.org Planeador Collection listing provided in research notes (no material pertaining to Tabris).other
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