Shake is most like what program?

After Effects, Boris Red, Cinema 4D, Maya, etc...
If I was thinking of buying any of the above, which one could be replaced by Shake?
Thanks.

Shake is Shake. It won't replace any of those. It doesn't do CG. It doesn't do fancy plugins. It does compositing. Greenscreen. Roto. Tracking. Morphing. Warping. Smoothing. Painting. Etc.
It does it very well.
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