From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

For the entity of the same name, see the Shadow.

The Shadow was a spacecraft resembling an Edwardian sailing yacht. It was commanded by Captain Striker when he and his fellow Eternals took part in the race to win Enlightenment. (DW: Enlightenment)

The Shadow was not named onscreen, only in the script.

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Shadow
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From DC Database

This is the Shadow disambiguation page.

It serves to clarify the difference between several closely named or closely related articles.
A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Characters with shadow based names or powers

Demon Shadows	Ian Karkull	Nightshade	Obsidian
The Shade	SHADE New Earth A · I · G Super Human Advanced Defense Executive US Government agency	Shade, the Changing Man Earth-One A · CA · I · G The first Changing Man	Shade (Rac Shade) Vertigo A · I · G Owner of the Madness Vest
Shado	Shadow (Lamont Cranston)	Shadow Cabinet	Shadow Lass
Shadow Thief	Shadowpact

Shadow based comic titles

Batman: Shadow of the Bat	Shadow (Volume 1)	Shadow (Volume 2)	Shadow (Volume 3)
Shadow Cabinet	Shadowpact	Shadow Strikes	Shadow War of Hawkman

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Shadow based events

Shadow War

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From Muppet Wiki

Shadow is a playful, sentient shadow on Bear in the Big Blue House. In most episodes, she tells a story, sometimes partly in song. Occasionally, she will sing a full-on song.

She is a whimsical creature possessing a quirky nature who sings stories and rhymes using the medium of shadow puppetry to illustrate the story. Her melodies are often modal giving them a unique position in the medium of children's TV.

When it's time for Shadow to make her appearance in an episode, she will usually signal her presence with her musical laugh. Bear (with the help of the viewers) tries to find her by singing her song --- "Where, oh where, oh where is Shadow?" This never seems to work, though, so Bear has to shout "Shadow!" in order to get her to appear. She has a short Irish musical theme associated with her and speaks with an Irish accent.

Shadow's appearances are less frequent in the fourth season of the show.

The shadow puppet segments that accompany Shadow's stories are written, designed, and performed by Jon Ludwig.

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

Shadow might refer to any one of the following:

• a quest NPC on the Warship Docks in Zek, the Orcish Wastes
• an NPC cat in East Freeport

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Shadow may refer to:

• The recurring element.
• An enemy from the original Final Fantasy.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy II.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy III.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy IV.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy V.
• A character from Final Fantasy VI.
• A location from Final Fantasy VIII.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy XI.
• An enemy from Vagrant Story.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.

From GuildWiki

Shadow
Classification
Species: Human Profession: Ranger Level(s): 15

General

Shadow is a Shining Blade scout who appears in a few locations in the Prophecies Campaign. She can be found in the Henge of Denravi and later on in the Ember Light Camp. In both places, she gives primary quests to further the plot.

She has a pet spider named Carlotta.

Quests Given

• Passage Through The Dark River
• Final Blow

Location

• Maguuma Jungle
  • Henge of Denravi (near the center)
• Ring of Fire Islands
  • Ember Light Camp
• Southern Shiverpeaks
  • Droknar's Forge (explorable)

Dialogue

In the Henge of Denravi:

"To survive in the jungle, you must move as if you are one with the jungle, leaving no trace of where you have been or where you are going.

We need to talk."

In Ember Light Camp:

"We meet again hero.

What do you want to talk about?"

Shadow also has three audio phrases when you talk to her in Henge of Denravi and Ember Light Camp.

From Grand Theft Wiki

Shadow is a mission in Grand Theft Auto IV given to protagonist Niko Bellic by Rastafarian Little Jacob from his apartment on Dillon St in Schottler, Broker, Liberty City. It is unlocked by the missions Do You Have Protection? and Concrete Jungle.

Plot

As Niko enters Jacob's apartment, he gets a surprise introduction to Badman by being pinned down by him, threatened with a box cutter. Jacob assures Badman that Niko is friendly. Jacob explains that there are dealers dealing drugs in their turf and they are not getting any profits from them. Badman wants Niko to head to Wallkill Avenue in Fortside and follow a dealer to the supplier. Niko follows the dealer from behind without the dealer knowing and is led to an apartment. Niko kills the dealer and two suppliers inside the apartment. Niko calls Jacob to inform him the competition is eliminated.

Walkthrough

Main article: Shadow/Walkthrough

Script

Main article: Shadow/Script

Reward

The reward for completing this mission is $250. The mission Russian Revolution is unlocked.

External link

• Shadow mission on YouTube by GTAmissions - PC version

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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Shadow Production information Manufacturer Covenant Class Armored Personnel Transport Technical specifications Length 14 meters (45.5 feet) Width 2.1 meters (6.9 feet) Height/depth 3.3 meters (11 feet) Mass 69.75 tons Armament Plasma Turret (1) Crew (1) Driver (1) Gunner Passengers 1 Ghost or 8 infantrymen Grunts Jackals Elites Brutes(never seen but have the coding for it) Usage Role(s) Ground Transport for vehicles and infantry. Affiliation Covenant

[Source]

The Shadow is a Covenant heavy ground transport vehicle. It is exclusive to Halo 2, and players are unable to drive it.

Introduction

The Shadow is a dedicated troop transport vehicle, similar to an Armored Personnel Carrier. As such, it is not an offensive vehicle, and is often slow and cumbersome. However, it possesses a powerful defensive plasma turret, which is used solely for defense, rather than offense. It is placed at its top; the vehicle itself can be easily outmaneuvered by smaller vehicles such as the Warthog or Ghost. Its heavy armor is its best defense against attack and is the reason for its slow speed, as the weight weighs it down.

The vehicle itself is almost always manned by an Elite driver and an Elite gunner. Shadows thus far encountered have been observed transporting one unmanned Ghost and therefore had a crew complement of only two. Infantry transport versions are typically able to carry approximately eight passengers, though the exact number varies depending on their species. Although the transport bay is exposed, it is unknown if these passengers could lend their own firepower to the Shadow's defense.

Operation

A close-up of a Shadow.

Shadows are the Covenant's main method of moving large numbers of troops around ground based battlefields. They have one driver, a gunner, and up to eight occupants, depending on the species of the passengers. One might compare it to a "Bus".

The Shadow also doubles as a small vehicle transporter and is outfitted to carry Ghosts. However, their main purpose is to deploy infantry; mainly Elites, Brutes, Grunts, and Jackals; straight into the fight. For point defense, they are equipped with a heavy Plasma Cannon^[1] which appears to be of the same design as the Shade turret in Halo: Combat Evolved, but fires plasma bolts identical to those of the Shielded Plasma Cannon in Halo 2, but are faster.

Unlike the Shielded Plasma Cannon, this mounted plasma version seems to need a period of time to 'cycle up' to maximum firing rate (similar to the M41 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun on the Warthog). This maximum fire rate is superior to that of both the portable Plasma Cannon and the Shielded Plasma Cannon turret. It can lay down a torrent of plasma fire that is deadly to infantry and vehicles alike.

Through modding, the Shadow also has a boost much like the Ghost and Spectre. The Shadow's boost gives it a hard time stopping after deployed for a few seconds. Akin to the Ghost and especially the Spectre, it also can pop "wheelies" through the A button.

Shadow in Combat

Shadow on an underground Mombasa highway.

The Shadow is a bulky, heavy armored vehicle and as such is able to take an immense amount of punishment before succumbing to damage. The Shadow may endure multiple internal explosions that rock its entire chassis or lift it from the floor while under intense fire. However, it will continue moving in spite of this.

Therefore it is advisable to focus all attentions on the driver of the Shadow. Often the gunner must be dealt with first but due to the exposed nature of its position this will pose little problem (the Shadow's gunner will fire at a slow rate, though if you hop in the gunner seat, the rate of fire is increased dramatically if you continue to fire over a period of time). The turret has the capable and comparable power of a Phantom's guns, but can shoot faster and at a greater rate and distance.

Once incapacitated, the Shadow will drop its load on the ground. Like all Covenant vehicles, the Shadow, once taken down, will experience a secondary detonation. This is by far the largest of all such critical damage reactions of any Covenant vehicle (excluding the Scarab), resulting in an immense explosion that has the ability to catapult the vehicle into the air, sometimes even culminating in a roll-over.

However, if you simply cannot take out the gunner, all you have to do is charge up to the very back and just fire while pushing against it. This way, you're inflicting loads of damage while avoiding the deadly turret, which can't hit you at this angle.

In-Game Limitations

Passengers in Shadow

Master Chief shown using his unused Shadow animation

Unlike almost all other land-based vehicles in Halo 2, the Shadow is not a pilot-able (except the turret) vehicle for the player. This makes it only good as a placed turret, albeit a very powerful one. The Shadow is exclusive to the level Outskirts, where John-117 must destroy a convoy of them. The turret shoots similar to the Covenant Shade plasma turret, but with one difference: it "spins up" to an extremely high rate of fire when used continuously, similar to the human turrets.

The Shadows in Halo 2 are always seen transporting Ghosts, never infantry, but the seat bearing Shadows can be unlocked via a modded Xbox. It was discovered to be a drivable vehicle in the Halo 3 Beta code, although Shadows are never encountered in Halo 3.

Character Compatibility

• Elites
• Grunts have animation, but it is not used in actual gameplay. However, they can be seen in the Halo 2 E3 2003 Demo.
• Jackals have animation, but not used in actual gameplay.
• Spartans have the animation, but the game disables entry into seat without modding the map file. It is able to be boarded in Halo 2 Vista Multiplayer Mode.

Trivia

• The Shadow was actually going to be in Halo: Combat Evolved as a Covenant version of the Warthog, but was cut when Bungie decided it would be a first-person shooter.^{[verification needed]}
• The Shadow is only seen in the Halo 2 level Outskirts transporting Ghosts in the New Mombasa tunnel.
• In Halo: Uprising, the Shadows were used to take civilian prisoners to the stadium in Cleveland.
• It also made an appearance in the Second Sunrise Over Mombasa story from the Halo Graphic Novel.
• In the level Outskirts, there are a total of 7 Shadows.
• The Shadow is drivable and hijackable if modded. Additionally there are two versions, one which transports ghost (seen ingame) and other which transports infantry.
• It was believed that, by landing on the back of a moving Shadow and meleeing the gunner out of his seat, that you could man the turret while the Shadow was in transit with the driver still alive. However, this was found to be false since the option to man the turret only appears if the Shadow's driver is killed.
• Although you can't drive it, you can man the turret.

Sources

1. ↑ Halo 2 Instruction Manual

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From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.

Shadow may refer to:

• Brandon Wagner - World Wrestling Xistence wrestler
• Josh Timmons - Christian Championship Wrestling wrestler

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Shadow

Release date	17 October 2005 (Update)
Combat level	73
Hitpoints	15
Slayer level	Not assigned
Members only?	Yes
Aggressive?	Yes
Poisonous?	No
Immune to poison?	No
Attack style	Melee
Max hit	13
Weakness	Stab
Always drops	Nothing
Examine text	A shadow.

A Shadow is a monster which plays a major role in the Mourning's Ends Part II and a minor role in Within the Light quests since they constantly attack anyone working on the quest tasks. They have few hitpoints but are very accurate, have fairly high defence, and can hit up to 13 with melee. They seem to act as some kind of guard for the Temple of Light.

Players do not need to worry about Shadows as much in Within the Light as Arianwyn follows you, taking out all Shadows encountered along the way, always hitting them for 15.

Habitat(s)

In and around the Temple of Light

Surviving

To survive in the Temple, it is recommended to bring plenty of Prayer potions and keep Protect from Melee on at all times, as they will hit very often and up to 13 otherwise. It also could be wise to bring a Dragon halberd, allowing the player to safely kill them just before they are able to attack. They may interrupt a player trying to put a gem or mirror into one of the posts with their attacks, so Safe spotting them or getting rid of them might be a good idea. If, however, the player is already in the mirror rotation menu, before they target the player, the shadows will not be able to attack, meaning that the rotation menu can be used as safe spots while planning the next move.

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From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Shadow may mean a number of things:

For ships:

• Shadow, a MC40a light cruiser used by the Rebel Alliance.
• Shadow, a Nebulon-B2 frigate belonging to Rogue Grand Admiral Zaarin.
• Shadow, a Muurian transport used by loyal Imperials.
• Shadow Squadron, a squadron of more than one variation.

For Ranks:

• Covenant Shadow, an agent of the Jedi Covenant.
• Jedi Shadows, Jedi investigators whose duties are to seek out and destroy any sign of the dark side of the Force.
• Shadow Trooper, Troopers of various designs.
• Shadow, a Stormtrooper who is one of the four members of Unit Aurek-Seven of the 501st Legion.
• Shadow Hand, the title given to the second-in-command of the Sith monarch, or Sith'ari.

For Models:

• Shadow AT-AT, a modified AT-AT painted black. They were intended for use during night operations and on sunless planets.

For Locations:

• Red Shadows the name of a small, grimy bistro on the planet of Taboon.

For Reality:

• Shadows of the Empire

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From Yu-Gi-Oh!

The "Shadow" Attribute is only found in the game Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories. It is strong against the "LIGHT" Attribute but weak against the "Dream" Attribute.

From Yu-Gi-Oh Card Maker Wiki

Shadow
	English:	Shadow
	Attribute:	DARK
	Types:	Beast-Warrior/Effect
	Level:	6
	ATK/DEF:	2100/1600
	Card Lore:	Flip a coin. If heads destroy all Spell & Trap cards on both sides of the field.
	Sets with this Card:	None
	Card Limit:	Unlimited
	Other Card Information:	Gallery - Rulings Appearances Tips - Errata - Trivia Lores - Artworks - Names