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This article refers to Widow in Shadow Fight 3. For other uses, see Widow (disambiguation).
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| “ | Don't talk to that woman. Don't believe a word she says and don't buy any cloth from her! | ” |
| –Fangirl warning the player about Widow | ||
Widow, the Demon of Temptation, is a supporting antagonist in Shadow Fight 3 who appears during Lunar Festival, Sanguine Forest and Perfect Date event. Along with Lynx and Butcher, Widow is a shadow demon, and the only known demon so far. She works in the Dynasty as a fabric maker to "help" the empire.
Story[]
Lunar Festival[]
First Duel: Guardian Dragon[]
The Emperor asks his Guest Widow about the Guard's Armor. She was impressed about its designs, to which Galen happily mentioned that she has the eye of a professional. Now, it is time to demonstrate its durability: a duel with the player.
After the duel, Widow says that the golden monogram did not and asks for a sample of the armor for her to improve it. She also gives the player a red envelope that was intended for the guard.
Second Duel: Arrow[]
Widow wonders why there are only three mediocre copies of the presented armor in the whole world, to which Galen asks how she knew that it is a copy. She then asks for another duel to find out its durability.
After the duel, Widow congratulates the player for a wonderful fight. She again gives the player a red envelope that came from the Sphere Pilgrims.
Third Duel: Octopus of the Damned[]
TBA
Fourth Duel: Steppe Prince[]
Master Galen arrives at the Palace, along with the Steppe Prince, Tarlan. Widow greets the Prince with a warm welcome and asks him if he can give them his tea since her spinners say that it was the most delicious one and that he is also wearing a suit that came from her products. Tarlan was unsure if they had already been introduced to one another, but he sensed something wrong: she has horns. Tarlan warns the Emperor and Galen, but Widow quickly changes the topic: another duel.
After the duel, Widow asks the Prince if his bird can speak, and Tarlan says no. She charmingly says that it is "fortunately", since chatty birds will not live long, and that they will not be chatty because she will need to give a red envelope to the player.
Fifth Duel: Usurper[]
Galen tells Widow that the armor they are looking at right now is a gift from the Islanders. She said that it contains too many feathers for her taste, to which the Emperor says that each feather connects the wearer to a higher power, and protects them against demons. Widow, however, doubts that and asks why they believe in such fairy tales.
After the duel, Widow tells them that the Islanders are superstitious yet extremely resourceful, and that she wants to visit their homeland. Galen tells her that he will arrange a tour for her. Widow gives the player another red envelope.
Sixth Duel: Dynasty Heritage[]
Widow tells them that the armor she is looking at looks so plain and asks if these are for the spies. Galen tells her that she is right, and it is worn by the Emperor's personal agents who fight the enemies of Dynasty without drawing much attention.
After the duel, Widow tells them that being inconspicuous is a valuable skill for any agent, but she would still work on the suit. She then gives the player another red envelope.
Seventh Duel: Torturous Nightmare[]
TBA
Sanguine Forest[]
TBA
Appearance[]
Widow exudes an air of elegance and menace, perfectly balancing beauty with danger. She is dressed in a luxurious red and black outfit, adorned with intricate golden patterns that emphasize her sophistication. Her ensemble features a layered coat with sharp, flowing designs, and her fitted leggings showcase golden accents that enhance her grace. Her dark hair is styled elaborately, complemented by a striking red feather accessory that adds to her allure. Her piercing gaze and confident posture reflect her commanding presence. Widow wields a pair of ornate war fans, combining artistry with lethality. The fans feature a rich red and gold motif, with sharp edges that hint at their deadly purpose. Her refined movements and poised demeanor embody the perfect blend of seduction and danger, making her a formidable adversary.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The reason no one notices Widow's horns on her head is because of her charm. People would be able to see them if they are unaffected, just like Fangirl and Tarlan in the Lunar Festival event. Her charms also did not affect Shadow and May during the events of Shadow Fight 2.
- During Maze of Immortality event, Mnemos once warned the players about a fabric shop in the Dynasty capital that can make everyone crazy. Certainly, it is about Widow's fabrics.
- During Sanguine Forest event, it was revealed that Widow is "the Nameless One" who is praised by the Sanguine Cult with their rituals.