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Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Fantasy. Sci-fi. American Gods. This is a disambiguation page for the character Shadow Moon. If you are looking for the protagonist of the novel American Gods, look here: Shadow Moon/Novel If you are looking for the main protagonist of the television series American Gods ...
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Neil Gaiman mentioned that Shadow's real name was in the...
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In "The Greatest Story Ever Told," the Penny Scouts won't...
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As his name suggests, Shadow is hard to read, often hiding his true feelings and reflecting back to people what they see in him. Though people expect him to be dumb because he is large and strong, Shadow is actually well-read, well-spoken, and incredibly thoughtful.
30 apr 2017 · If the literary Shadow Moon is a singular, imaginative creation, Ricky Whittle—who plays Shadow in Starz’s American Gods adaptation—is likely as close as the real world is ever going to get ...
Shadow then performs a small piece of real magic, pulling a golden coin from nowhere like Mad Sweeney did when they first met. He then flips the coin up into the air and walks away, wondering if the coin will ever come back down. Characters. Shadow Moon – an ex-convict who becomes the reluctant bodyguard and errand boy of Mr. Wednesday (Odin).
24 apr 2017 · Shadow Moon is serving three years in prison when he gets an unexpected early release (for reasons we won't get into here). Shadow soon finds himself in the ...
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