Weeping Angels

First Appeared in 2007
ScaresAre you scared of this monster?224Scared
Weeping Angels, Weeping Angels,  paralax rear

Known as “The Lonely Assassins”, the Weeping Angels are quantum-locked alien killers, as old as the universe itself. Little is known of their origins or culture. When observed, they freeze like stone, but in the blink of an eye they can move vast distances. The touch of an Angel hurls their victim back in time – allowing the Angel to feast on the energy of their unlived days. Initially, the Tenth Doctor encountered four Angels, who sent him back to 1969. He left clues for Sally Sparrow to find and help trap them – releasing him and the TARDIS. Later encounters have seen a whole mausoleum of statues, tiny cherubs and even the Statue of Liberty transformed into Weeping Angels. Both Amy and Rory were trapped by a Weeping Angel, when it sent them back to 1938 to live out their lives together. In the 51st Century, the Doctor trapped the Angels in a crack in time, erasing them from history.

  • That which holds the image of an Angel, becomes itself an Angel.

Latest Articles

Doctor Who action figure range regenerates

| Permalink

Fans can now regenerate their treasured toy collections with a new 3.75-inch scale Doctor Who action figure collection from Character.

The new 3.75" Doctor Who range from Character

Special Doctor Who stamp set unveiled

| Permalink

The Royal Mail has announced a special set of eleven stamps to celebrate Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary.

Doctor Who Stamps > Matt Smith

Get a giant virtual Dalek to defend your bedroom!

| Permalink

A new range of ‘augmented reality’ Living Wall Stickers, featuring some of the Doctor’s deadliest adversaries has been released.

AR Dalek

Matt Smith and Steven Moffat cement their place in history

| Permalink

Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith and Lead Writer Steven Moffat created their own piece of Doctor Who history today during their first visit to the Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff.

Doctor Who > Article > Matt Smith hand in cement image