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==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:ShadowSneakOrigin.png|thumb|left|Shadow Sneak in Generation IV Pokémon games.]]
[[File:ShadowSneakOrigin.png|thumb|left|Shadow Sneak in Generation IV Pokémon games.]]
In the {{uv|Pokémon}} games, Shadow Sneak is a variant of Quick Attack, in that it is a move with high enough priority to often enable the user to strike first on a turn. It is a physical Ghost-type attack introduced in Generation IV with base power of 40, 30 PP, and 100% accuracy. Greninja is capable of learning this move, but at level 23, long before it evolves, so it requires the {{s|bulbapedia|Move Reminder}} to learn it.
Introduced in Generation IV, Shadow Sneak is a physical Ghost-type attack with base power of 40, 30 PP, +1 priority and 100% accuracy. Essentially, it is a Ghost-type version of [[Quick Attack]], as it is identical in function in all ways except its typing.
 
Greninja is capable of learning Shadow Sneak, but at level 23, long before it evolves, so it requires the {{s|bulbapedia|Move Reminder}} to learn it.
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Shadow Sneak
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Greninja uses Shadow Sneak near Charizard.
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Article on Bulbapedia Shadow Sneak (move)

Shadow Sneak (かげうち, Shadow Strike) is Greninja's side special move in Super Smash Bros. 4. The move allows Greninja to suddenly disappear and reappear to ambush foes. The longer the button is held down, the greater the distance, and Greninja can still move about freely [1] and even taunt[2], but cannot run or attack.

When performed, a duplicate of Greninja's shadow on the floor will move forward as long as the B button is pressed. Should Greninja move while the shadow creeps forward, the shadow will move relative to its position. Releasing the button will teleport Greninja to the shadow, doing a quick kick upon reappearing. If the player holds the control stick or directional pad forward as Greninja reappears, Greninja will preform a frontal flip kick that does 10%. However if the player holds in the opposite direction as Greninja reappears, Greninja will preform a back kick that does 12% damage and slightly stronger knockback.

When used toward an edge, Greninja will not teleport past the edge.

Due to the shadow being the only indicator, performing the move in the air, on a stage where the shadow is less visible (e.g. Pictochat) or when the stage is tilted in a way so that the floor is not visible makes timing the move more difficult, but also works as a mindgame as a player opponent might also have difficulty seeing the shadow. The shadow is also more subtle in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U than Super Smash Bros. for 3DS.

Customization

Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the known variations:

  1. Shadow Strike: Shadow moves farther but slower through the ground, attack deals more knockback
  2. Speedy Shadow Sneak: Teleport is instant, no moving Shadow; it teleports a specific distance equal to about 75% of Shadow Sneak's max range. Attack deals less knockback.

Origin

Shadow Sneak in Generation IV Pokémon games.

Introduced in Generation IV, Shadow Sneak is a physical Ghost-type attack with base power of 40, 30 PP, +1 priority and 100% accuracy. Essentially, it is a Ghost-type version of Quick Attack, as it is identical in function in all ways except its typing.

Greninja is capable of learning Shadow Sneak, but at level 23, long before it evolves, so it requires the Move Reminder to learn it.

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