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Shi Kage

(pronounced: shi-kah-gay)

It's also can be Shisou. <--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

----Okay, you're right about it being Shisou but "no" goes in between Shi & Kage. Without it Shi and Kage would be just death shadow, when translated, and you can't have two words like that, that are separrate, where proper grammer is required. It is also a completely different meaning then what is intended when use like that. "no"(of) gives possession to death, so it is "Shi no Kage" Death=Shi of= no shadow=Kage *translated shadow of death. When a japanese sentence is made the words are backwards, when translated all you have to do is reverse them. Next time do proper research then just looking up words in a dictionary, lazy bum.

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โˆ™ 12y ago
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โˆ™ 11y ago

'Shadow of Death' would be死の影 (shi no kage) in Japanese.死神の影 (shinigami no kage) may also be used.


死 (shi) - death

の (no) - particle

影 (kage) - shadow

死神 (shinigami) - Death; Death God; Angel of Death

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โˆ™ 13y ago

Google "Google translate"

when there change languages and to get the letters instead of the funny symbols click the button that says "Read phonetically"

shadow fire - シャドウ火災 (Shadou kasai)

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โˆ™ 12y ago

Blood Shadow.

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