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==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ||
[[File:ShadowSSB4.jpg|thumbnail|right|Shadow as an Assist Trophy in {{forwiiu}}.]] | [[File:ShadowSSB4.jpg|thumbnail|right|Shadow as an Assist Trophy in {{forwiiu}}.]] | ||
[[File:Shadow and Sonic (Smash 4).png|thumb|Sonic and Shadow taunting together in SSB4.]] | [[File:Shadow and Sonic (Smash 4).png|thumb|left|Sonic and Shadow taunting together in SSB4.]] | ||
Shadow retains his role as an Assist Trophy that slows down time in ''SSB4''. His distortions are more visually apparent in this game, appearing clearly in the foreground. His own visual aesthetics were also altered to be just as bright as in his home series, as well as his mouth's placement being more to the side of his muzzle instead of right below his nose. This time, he is voiced in English by Kirk Thorton, who succeeded Jason Griffith in voicing him in the ''Sonic'' series since 2010 with ''{{s|wikipedia|Sonic Free Riders}}''; Kōji Yusa reprises his role in Japanese and just like Sonic, Shadow has gained voices in other languages as well. | Shadow retains his role as an Assist Trophy that slows down time in ''SSB4''. His distortions are more visually apparent in this game, appearing clearly in the foreground. His own visual aesthetics were also altered to be just as bright as in his home series, as well as his mouth's placement being more to the side of his muzzle instead of right below his nose. This time, he is voiced in English by Kirk Thorton, who succeeded Jason Griffith in voicing him in the ''Sonic'' series since 2010 with ''{{s|wikipedia|Sonic Free Riders}}''; Kōji Yusa reprises his role in Japanese and just like Sonic, Shadow has gained voices in other languages as well. | ||
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