Weeping Angels

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The Weeping Angels are a terrifying race of predatory, statue-like creatures in Doctor Who that can only move when unobserved, sending victims back in time and feeding on the resulting temporal energy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Doctor Who monster
Fictional species
Predatory alien race
alignment Hostile
appearsIn Doctor Who episode "Blink"
Doctor Who episode "Flesh and Stone"
Doctor Who episode "Hell Bent"
Doctor Who episode "The Angels Take Manhattan"
Doctor Who episode "The Time of Angels"
Doctor Who episode "The Time of the Doctor"
Doctor Who episode "Village of the Angels"
attackMethod Sudden movement when attention lapses
Touching victims to displace them in time
behavior Prefer to feed rather than kill outright
Silent hunters
catchphrase "Don't blink"
classification Lonely Assassins
creator Steven Moffat
definingTrait Can only move when not being observed
Extremely fast when unobserved
Freeze into stone when observed
enemy Companions of the Doctor
The Doctor
feedingMethod Feed on potential time energy of displaced victims
Feed on temporal energy
fictionalUniverse Doctor Who
firstAppearance Doctor Who episode "Blink"
firstAppearanceYear 2007
homeworld Unknown
inspiredBy Childhood fear of statues described by Steven Moffat
lifeCycle Can emerge from images
Can emerge from statues
materialStateWhenObserved Stone
materialStateWhenUnobserved Unknown non-stone form
nickname Lonely Assassins
notablePower Can break necks
Can manipulate time via touch
Can turn images of themselves into new Angels
notableVictims Sally Sparrow's acquaintances
primaryAbility Move when unobserved
Send victims back in time
speciesType Quantum-locked beings
timeTravelMechanism Temporal displacement via touch
typicalAppearance Angel statue
Human-sized statue
Stone statue
weakness Being continuously observed
Images of themselves becoming Angels
Looking at each other

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Doctor Who hasAntagonistSpecies Weeping Angels
Time Lord enemy Weeping Angels
Doctor Who episode "The Time of Angels" featuresVillain Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Time of Angels
Doctor Who episode "The Time of Angels" featuresSpecies Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Time of Angels
this entity surface form: Weeping Angel
Doctor Who episode "The Time of Angels" featuresMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Time of Angels
Doctor Who episode "The Angels Take Manhattan" featuresCreature Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Angels Take Manhattan
Doctor Who episode "The Angels Take Manhattan" featuresAntagonist Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Angels Take Manhattan
The Doctor notableEnemy Weeping Angels
Doctor Who episode "Flesh and Stone" featuresAntagonist Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Flesh and Stone
Doctor Who episode "Flesh and Stone" featuresSpecies Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Flesh and Stone
this entity surface form: Weeping Angel
Doctor Who episode "Flesh and Stone" featuresMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Flesh and Stone
"Don't blink" associatedWith Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Don't blink
"Don't blink" relatedMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Don't blink
this entity surface form: Weeping Angel
Doctor Who episode "Blink" featuresCharacter Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Blink
Doctor Who episode "Blink" featuresVillain Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Blink
Doctor Who episode "The Time of the Doctor" featuresCharacter Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Time of the Doctor
Doctor Who episode "The Time of the Doctor" includesMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: The Time of the Doctor
Lonely Assassins refersTo Weeping Angels
Lonely Assassins usedFor Weeping Angels
Lonely Assassins hasAliasFor Weeping Angels
Doctor Who episode "Village of the Angels" featuresCreature Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Village of the Angels
Doctor Who episode "Village of the Angels" featuresAntagonist Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Village of the Angels
Doctor Who episode "Village of the Angels" hasMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Village of the Angels
Doctor Who episode "Hell Bent" featuresAntagonistSpecies Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Hell Bent
Doctor Who episode "Hell Bent" featuresMonster Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Hell Bent
Whoniverse notableSpecies Weeping Angels
Eleventh Doctor era featuresCharacter Weeping Angels
Doctor Who series 7 featuresVillain Weeping Angels
Tenth Doctor enemy Weeping Angels
The Time of the Doctor featuresEnemy Weeping Angels
Flesh and Stone featuresMonster Weeping Angels
Flesh and Stone featuresSetting Weeping Angels
this entity surface form: Weeping Angels’ Maze of the Dead
Flesh and Stone hasMainAntagonist Weeping Angels
Amy Pond enemyOf Weeping Angels
Alfava Metraxis associatedSpecies Weeping Angels
Alfava Metraxis contains Weeping Angels
this entity surface form: Weeping Angels disguised as statues
Alfava Metraxis associatedWithMonster Weeping Angels
Byzantium starship hasPassenger Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Byzantium
Byzantium starship hasCargo Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Byzantium
this entity surface form: Weeping Angel
Byzantium starship threatContained Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Byzantium
this entity surface form: Weeping Angel
Byzantium starship associatedWithSpecies Weeping Angels
subject surface form: Byzantium
Father Octavian enemyOf Weeping Angels
Father Octavian notableEvent Weeping Angels
this entity surface form: Weeping Angels incident in the Maze of the Dead
Cleric Bob enemyOf Weeping Angels
Cleric Bob appearsInStoryArc Weeping Angels
this entity surface form: Weeping Angels story arc
Cleric Bob fightsAgainst Weeping Angels