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{{Disambig2|the Generation 1 AI|the [[Mini-Con]] known as Shadow in Japan|Crosswise (Armada)}}
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:''Shadow is a [[Decepticon]]-aligned AI from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
:''Shadow is a [[Decepticon]]-aligned AI from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

Revision as of 11:16, 1 October 2024

This article is about the Generation 1 AI. For the Mini-Con known as Shadow in Japan, see Crosswise (Armada).
Shadow is a Decepticon-aligned AI from the Generation 1 continuity family.

A creation of Doctor Fujiyama, Shadow (シャドウ Shadō) is a chatty AI contained within a storage box usually attached to the thigh of his "big sister", Nightbird. Like his sibling, Shadow is skilled in ninjutsu and has his own unique functions, such as a cerebro-shell program.

Fiction

Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity

Circa 2010, Shadow, having remained hidden thanks to invisibility ninjutsu, broke out Nightbird from stasis and led her to upgrade her body using their creator's lab. Nightbird Shadow bio He soon encouraged her to steal away three of their siblings—inactivated Trainbots. However, they were caught by the nine other Trainbots, six of whom combined into G Liner. Using Shadow's cerebro-shell program, Nightbird was able to take control of the combiner, but the evil duo's efforts were foiled by the three remaining Trainbots. The two were taken captive, but the ninja robot managed to escape using her ninja tricks. The Train Wars: The Origin

Shadow accompanied Nightbird when she first joined and then left the Decepticons following changes in leadership, and when she later ventured into the land of the Six Clan seeking to improve her ninjutsu. As Shadow took care of introductions to the Clan's leader, the two were inducted into the secretive group as the collective "Nightbird Shadow". Nightbird Shadow bio

Notes

  • Shadow speaks Japanese in a very strange diction, notably using asshi (アッシ), an archaic personal pronoun with "working man" implications, and frequently using the humble anego (姉御, "elder sister") to refer to Nightbird.