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Shadow Inklings appear from the monitors near the lobby entrance at [[Deca Tower]] and appear with shadowy colors along with a lightning bolt in the middle of their forehead. | Shadow Inklings appear from the monitors near the lobby entrance at [[Deca Tower]] and appear with shadowy colors along with a lightning bolt in the middle of their forehead. | ||
They represent the opposites of the characters they are based on - for example, [[Goggles (character)|Goggles]] is a fun, silly Inkling, while Shadow Goggles is mean-spirited and serious. Each character in the ''Splatoon'' manga is said to have a shadow version of themselves, but the only shadow versions seen are of Goggles, [[Headphones (character)|Headphones]], [[Bobble Hat (character)|Bobble Hat]], [[Specs]], [[Rider (character)|Rider]], [[Vintage]], Double Egg, and [[Emperor]]. Shadow versions of [[Gloves]], [[Prinz]], and [[Skull (character)|Skull]] are seen at the end of Shadow Battle #1, but do not appear in-battle. During Shadow Battle #3, Shadow Mask can be seen, but not in-battle. | They represent the opposites of the characters they are based on - for example, [[Goggles (character)|Goggles]] is a fun, silly Inkling, while Shadow Goggles is mean-spirited and serious. Each character in the ''Splatoon'' manga is said to have a shadow version of themselves, but the only shadow versions seen are of Goggles, [[Headphones (character)|Headphones]], [[Bobble Hat (character)|Bobble Hat]], [[Specs]], [[Rider (character)|Rider]], [[Vintage]], [[Double Egg]], and [[Emperor]]. Shadow versions of [[Gloves]], [[Prinz]], and [[Skull (character)|Skull]] are seen at the end of Shadow Battle #1, but do not appear in-battle. During Shadow Battle #3, Shadow Mask can be seen, but not in-battle. | ||
Each Shadow Inkling also possesses the same skills as the original. For example, Shadow Vintage can also perform X-Zone. | Each Shadow Inkling also possesses the same skills as the original. For example, Shadow Vintage can also perform X-Zone. | ||
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Team Blue is faced with the task of defeating a team of four Shadow Specs. Near the end of the battle, Specs discovers that since they are the same, they can knock their glasses off to make a comeback. Team Blue wins. | Team Blue is faced with the task of defeating a team of four Shadow Specs. Near the end of the battle, Specs discovers that since they are the same, they can knock their glasses off to make a comeback. Team Blue wins. | ||
* Battle #2: Original Team | * Battle #2: Original Team Overlord vs Shadow Team Overlord at [[Wahoo World]] | ||
Team | Team Overlord consists of Rider, Vintage, Double Egg, and Emperor, the result of a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors before the match in which Gloves, Prinz, and Skull lost. They do very well at first, but the shadows make a comeback by deflecting X-Zone and Emperor's [[Inkjet]] with [[Ink Armor]] and using those moves against the original Inklings. Team Shadow wins. | ||
* Battle #3: Original Team Blue vs Shadow Team Blue at [[The Reef]] | * Battle #3: Original Team Blue vs Shadow Team Blue at [[The Reef]] | ||
Revision as of 03:18, 6 March 2023
Template:InfoboxCharacter Shadow Inklings are characters from the Splatoon manga that first appeared in Volume 14. They are generated from the radio waves that Inklings give off from their passion of Turf Wars and have the opposite personality of the person they represent.
Description
Shadow Inklings appear from the monitors near the lobby entrance at Deca Tower and appear with shadowy colors along with a lightning bolt in the middle of their forehead.
They represent the opposites of the characters they are based on - for example, Goggles is a fun, silly Inkling, while Shadow Goggles is mean-spirited and serious. Each character in the Splatoon manga is said to have a shadow version of themselves, but the only shadow versions seen are of Goggles, Headphones, Bobble Hat, Specs, Rider, Vintage, Double Egg, and Emperor. Shadow versions of Gloves, Prinz, and Skull are seen at the end of Shadow Battle #1, but do not appear in-battle. During Shadow Battle #3, Shadow Mask can be seen, but not in-battle.
Each Shadow Inkling also possesses the same skills as the original. For example, Shadow Vintage can also perform X-Zone.
Personalities
- Goggles: Shadow Goggles is a mean-spirited, smart, serious Inkling that leads the shadow Inklings.
- Headphones: Shadow Headphones is very strict and does not like to have fun.
- Bobble Hat: Shadow Bobble Hat still constantly smiles, but in a very angry way.
- Specs: Shadow Specs has a very dumb, moronic personality.
- Rider: Shadow Rider has a cowardly personality.
- Emperor: Shadow Emperor has a unconfident personality. He constantly says, "Me? A king? No way!"
- Vintage: Shadow Vintage is very talkative and tends to repeat things a lot.
- Double Egg: Shadow Double Egg is very cooperative and courteous.
Battles
There are three battles between the original Inklings and Shadow Inklings. They are:
- Battle #1: Original Team Blue vs. Shadow Team Specs at Inkblot Art Academy
Team Blue is faced with the task of defeating a team of four Shadow Specs. Near the end of the battle, Specs discovers that since they are the same, they can knock their glasses off to make a comeback. Team Blue wins.
- Battle #2: Original Team Overlord vs Shadow Team Overlord at Wahoo World
Team Overlord consists of Rider, Vintage, Double Egg, and Emperor, the result of a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors before the match in which Gloves, Prinz, and Skull lost. They do very well at first, but the shadows make a comeback by deflecting X-Zone and Emperor's Inkjet with Ink Armor and using those moves against the original Inklings. Team Shadow wins.
- Battle #3: Original Team Blue vs Shadow Team Blue at The Reef
In the third battle, Team Blue faces Shadow Goggles himself, along with the rest of Shadow Team Blue, at the Reef. Team Blue wins.
Gallery
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A sketch of Shadow Goggles that Sankichi Hinodeya made on Twitter.
Characters in the Splatoon manga by Sankichi Hinodeya
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