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{{voiceactor|[[Maurice LaMarche]] (English)}} | {{voiceactor|[[Maurice LaMarche]] (English)}} | ||
When the ferry was attacked by a [[shark submarine]], Captain Shaw was warned by [[Charlie Burns|Chief Burns]] and able to steer the ship to avoid the shark's first pass. As it attacked again, Shaw ordered the passengers into the lifeboat, though Burns had to talk Shaw out of going down with his ship. {{storylink|Deep Trouble}} | When the ferry was attacked by a [[shark submarine]], Captain Shaw was warned by [[Charlie Burns|Chief Burns]] and able to steer the ship to avoid the shark's first pass. As it attacked again, Shaw ordered the passengers into the lifeboat, though Burns had to talk Shaw out of going down with his ship. {{storylink|Deep Trouble}} | ||
Shaw was at the town hall when a [[Ghost Inventor|ghost]] chased him and other people out onto an unstable fire escape. They were rescued by [[Heatwave (RB)|Heatwave]]. {{storylink|The Haunting of Griffin Rock}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 21 September 2012
- Arthur Shaw is a human from the Aligned continuity family.
Captain Arthur Shaw is in charge of the Griffin Rock ferry. He's a man willing to go down with his ship.
Fiction
Rescue Bots cartoon
- Voice actor: Maurice LaMarche (English)
When the ferry was attacked by a shark submarine, Captain Shaw was warned by Chief Burns and able to steer the ship to avoid the shark's first pass. As it attacked again, Shaw ordered the passengers into the lifeboat, though Burns had to talk Shaw out of going down with his ship. Deep Trouble
Shaw was at the town hall when a ghost chased him and other people out onto an unstable fire escape. They were rescued by Heatwave. The Haunting of Griffin Rock
Notes
- Shaw shares the same last name with actor Robert Shaw, who played Quint in the film Jaws. Given the multiple homages to the film included in "Deep Trouble," this probably isn't a coincidence.
