Angled interfaces are an important aspect of 2D materials research, as they can significantly alter the electronic and optical properties of these materials. Not only is it important to consider a single case of an interface, but the angling of such an interface at major "critical" angles can yield more conclusive results [5 . When two 2D materials are stacked at an angle, rather than in a perfect parallel alignment, new electronic states can be introduced and the charge transfer between the materials can be modulated. These types of interfaces have potential for use in a variety of applications such as photodetectors and sensors, and have been the subject of extensive research in recent years.