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*Despite being its title character, she only appears in four episodes of ''[[The Shadowplayer Show]]''. | *Despite being its title character, she only appears in four episodes of ''[[The Shadowplayer Show]]''. | ||
*Her depiction in ''[[Mocha Loca]]'' was the basis for Espee Tronic, a character in Syp The Mighty's original webcomic ''[https://spitebox.com/cleg/smellyspace/ CLEG]''. Espee's name is a phonetic of "SP", the acronym for Shadowplayer. | *Her depiction in ''[[Mocha Loca]]'' was the basis for Espee Tronic, a character in Syp The Mighty's original webcomic ''[https://spitebox.com/cleg/smellyspace/ CLEG]''. Espee's name is a phonetic of "SP", the acronym for Shadowplayer. | ||
**A character named [https://onipexandjevik.fandom.com/wiki/Espee Espee] with the same mask as Shadowplayer appears in | **A character named [https://onipexandjevik.fandom.com/wiki/Espee Espee] with the same mask as Shadowplayer appears in TheiDsStudios' series ''The Misadventures of Onipex and Pals'', also voiced by Syp with varying voice portrayals. | ||
*She was considered male in her debut appearances, with Syp only retroactively considering the character female upon her own transition in real life. | *She was considered male in her debut appearances, with Syp only retroactively considering the character female upon her own transition in real life. | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 6 October 2024
Shadowplayer is the title character of The Shadowplayer Show, voiced by Syp The Mighty.
Role in Plot
Events of The Shadowplayer Show
In Heroist, Shadowplayer is seen working for Zeta as she turns away Hero Factory Man. Later, in Mocha Loca, Shadowplayer attends a house party as Vexus encourages her to ask Zeta out on a date before it was derailed by Ganon. She later appears in Shadowplayer's Mad, attacking someone for making videos that weren't stop-motion animated. She does the same thing in Shadowplayer's Mad: Part II, even angrier this time.
Gallery
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As she appears in Shadowplayer's Mad
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As she appears in Mocha Loca
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As she appears in Heroist.
Trivia
- She almost returned in a Misguided-centric episode of The Shadowplayer Show, to be entitled Christmas Fight? that also featured Zye.
- Despite being its title character, she only appears in four episodes of The Shadowplayer Show.
- Her depiction in Mocha Loca was the basis for Espee Tronic, a character in Syp The Mighty's original webcomic CLEG. Espee's name is a phonetic of "SP", the acronym for Shadowplayer.
- A character named Espee with the same mask as Shadowplayer appears in TheiDsStudios' series The Misadventures of Onipex and Pals, also voiced by Syp with varying voice portrayals.
- She was considered male in her debut appearances, with Syp only retroactively considering the character female upon her own transition in real life.
Appearances
| Misguided Toa characters | |
|---|---|
| Introduced in The Brick Tahu Saga | Takua • Nuparu • Orkahm • Brick Tahu |
| Introduced in Toa in Quarantine | Tahu • Kopaka • Lewa • Gali • Pohatu • Onua • Vakama • Ahkmou |
| Introduced in Misguided | Onua • Sparkav • Zye • Delta • Pohatu • Gamma • Omicron • Ahpolk • Sylosis • Magnum • Lewa • Tahu • Kopaka |
| Introduced in The Shadowplayer Show | Alfa • Zeta • Shadowplayer • Vexus • Ganon • Cheface • Noxxu • Concu • Roxor • Myster • Khaoz • Hero Factory Man • Takanuva |