136:, where the Japanese words in the title are names of characters, but have literal meanings as common Japanese words. 2) When a title uses an expression and the literal meaning is relevant. A made-up example: 馬の耳に念仏 idiomatically translated means "preaching to deaf ears", but literally means whispering the name of the Buddha in a horse's ear. So if a comedy manga had to do with Buddhism and horses, it might be relevant to surface that. 3) If the title isn't an accepted Japanese word. Sometimes you'll see a title that is a mishmash of different Chinese characters, but doesn't show up in any dictionaries. For example, here's something I threw together: 火蛙雷, "fire + frog + lightning". The standard way to translate this would be literally. (though a localizer might present it as "Salamander Bolt" or something else fancy)
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depending on the amount of coverage I'm able to find (I'm taking these days off to create several of the ones I wanted to do some time ago), it's not something I enjoy as much as I used to, to be honest. I have not refused your requests so far out of pure courtesy (there's really nothing to prevent me from refusing) and because I think they have been good proposals overall.
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things occurred, and i thought not to speak many times because it really shouldn't matter, but it did spill trouble later. I've also seen the same happen elsewhere and learned that it's better to just say what you think and discuss it than not to. Please know that my desire to improve the project significantly outweighs my preferences and alike. I'll be off then. Good day.
653:, but this is literally the first time I've seen about including a translation for quotes. I've created some articles and was browsing wikiproject anime when i saw someone suggest including a translation for ref. titles, and they mentioned it is not necessary but helpful, something along those lines. So, I thought the same applied to quotes in references as well.
1438:, sorry, but I ask you to create articles just because I wanted to help you to find more of them. I also create some of the articles but only if an anime is announced and especially if they’re easy for me. Also, I wrote “my last request for a while” because I thought you don't think you want to take any more requests for a while too.
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the project from the outside. I don't want this to be antagonistic to the user because their intentions are clearly good and also, judging by their input, it actually made sense in some cases (for example, replacing "hermaphrodite" with "androgynous"). Also, since
English is not my native language, perhaps I could be wrong here too.
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series the Stands are powers/abilities exclusive of the series. The word is not used as common noun (e.g. "a halt for defense or resistance"; "a place or post where one stands"; "a place where a passenger vehicle stops or parks", etc.) As I understood from that previous discussion, the term should be
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I checked it, but I was referring to having secondary sources discussing the series (even if it is some brief review or similar) and not just release reports. I admit that I myself have created articles many times overlooking this, but now I prefer to have sources of that nature to better demonstrate
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Before i go, as i already said, this is the first time I've come to discuss something not very significant, but if in any way it was demeaning to you, my sincerest apologies; I'll let this be the last one. Do know that during my earliest time here there were times when, similar to some of these minor
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I understand what you said, and i was not here to rant about it; I just wanted to say that it was not necessary here since it was not exactly a dispute and discuss it. If i wanted to remove it, I would have already done it. We can't exactly go on quoting every single thing and providing a translation
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Look, what do you mean by repeating
Frieren's title translation situation? You wanted to initially use it as a ref. for the lit., and I opposed it. You started the discussion for it and later changed your statement to add it additionally and not use it as a reference, so it's not my fault that it was
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Look, I think this is getting excessively long (I don't want to repeat the
Frieren's title translation situation). I just think the quote (and the translation) is helpful and makes things easier, however obvious it may seem to you, but whatever, remove it if that's what you want. I repeat, I think it
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Think of it like this: I'm a random reader, and i see that statement. If i doubt it, I'd go to the source listed and cross-check it for myself. Now if i don't find it anywhere in the source, if it's just so that it's almost hidden, or maybe if the font or word arrangement is such that i read "this is
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for works that do not have
English-published titles and instead using lit. translations instead. Translations, in my opinion, provide less insight over titles, and more importantly, because the translation that you would add might be disputable because of several ways a text can be interpreted. This,
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Maybe in the plot or character section as a quick note? Something like "since Oshi no Ko shares the same universe with the author's previous work" etc. Although it seems a bit over the top for just mentioning Kaguya's cameo and B-Komachi's poster in
Hayasaka's prophetic dream. Or maybe mention it in
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No problem. It may be the second discussion that we have on a topic of this nature, but given how long both became, I simply want to avoid this happening again next time. The topic it's not the big deal (although this entire discussion makes it seem as if it is). I just tried to explain my point but
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Just a heads up that what i said about it being for the coming years as well was indeed correct; I was able to confirm it from someone here on wiki. Do know that someone else might come tomorrow and change it, saying that the machine translation gives off something else; this is exactly what the ip
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only quotes abolishing the categories and doesn't quote anything about the categories were not divided, which the editor in question was adding. Now don't re-add the full quote like previously, because that'd be overkill because there's already an
English source present stating the same. The editor
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that this was somewhat excessive, since in most situations references to gender either had an explicit context or were relative enough to do not require separate mitigation. But given that the gender issue is obviously quite sensitive, so I would like to hear your opinion as another participant in
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Sure, I'll check it out right away. I use a program called "Radical Image
Optimization Tool" (RIOT) which allows you to convert files to png format and resize them. Yeah, in fact I tend to convert them to png because jpg images don't look very good when I upload them here, even when they look as a
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Kaguya already appeared in the first season when they mentioned a trend photographer. As for the show itself, I doubt that the adaptation will reach the end of the manga, since from what I heard, the creators were unhappy with the box office of the film and decided to end the adaptation there. But
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Yes, but I prefer that for the next occasions they are for series that have had some notable recognition (nominations/awards), have adaptations or are confirmed to receive one, or have been reviewed in some specialized websites. I usually end up finding out that information myself, but I'd like to
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says to include a quote when there's a dispute over the contents but doesn't say anything about including a translation. I would say the translation is not really needed. I also understand your skepticism since this is the first one without categories, but that's what the source says, and I'm sure
2517:, I was just wondering how could I have messed up the table over the correction of a word because you list it as "vandalism" even though it's over the correction of one word which seems wrong? Can you at least provide an explanation on how correcting one word seems to be linked in with messing up
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That aside, let us not revert each other's edits and use articles' or our talk pages for discussion instead. This would save the article's history and also prevent any unnecessary tension between us. Of course, this does not include obvious typos or other errors, but when in doubt, please use the
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And before that, another user was adding a category in the table even when the sources literally state that there were no categories. If a quote directly extracted from the source somehow helps to prevent something like that from happening again, I don't see why it should be removed. I'd like to
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it was removed, but it's gone. Poof. You had mentioned waiting until MF Ghost S2 was announced for simulcast, right? CR has announced that they're carrying the series as part of their Fall 2024 lineup, but no mention was made of
Initial D returning. As for CR not making an announcement that the
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I removed the spoilers on
Chainsaw Man page because it was in the synopsis for the series rather than somewhere else. It is not valuable information to the general synopsis of the setting and series. Regardless, they are also inaccurate to how Devil death works in Chainsaw Man's universe, so I
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No problem. I assume good faith on your part. The issue is that I had a similar problem with an IP user who repeatedly insisted on doing this on various articles despite repeated warnings to stop doing so, so I admit that this has become a bit tedious, but thanks for your understanding anyway.
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I see. However, it's not like my purpose here is to create articles for every series out there or to simply increase my list of articles created. And although I like to create articles from time to time for series that catch my attention and if I reasonably believe that they deserve articles,
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the translation i provided. Now, what i say doesn't just apply to the current quote but to the frieren lit. i added before or any other translation for that matter; please know that what i say is correct to the best of my knowledge, but i may be wrong sometimes, so please take what i say with
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I read over this and was a little lost on what your original question was, so I'll answer from what i understand. I would suggest omitting literal translations for titles that do have an English title and only mentioning it when the English title is substantially different from the original
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Hey Xexerss, thanks as always for the great work you do for the animanga project. This isn't a big deal, which I why I haven't brought it up before, but I wanted to drop a note so you don't think I've been ignoring your adjustments to article leads. I'm of the opinion that straightforward
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Hi. I've seen discussions on the project regarding gender identity and similar topics, but I have refrained from participating in them because, as you say, it's a sensitive topic and I don't know much about it to determine the best way to approach it. Perhaps it would be worth asking at
1324:. Apparently the site was added to the blacklist due to a couple of IP editors who started spamming the site in several articles. I requested a while back that they remove at least the manga.about.com and about.about.com links from the list to no avail. If you wish to, you can ask at
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Sorry for commenting, but I suggest mentioning the cameo in the only vital part that's worth mentioning. I don't have much knowledge about Oshi no Ko's arcs that weren't adapted but if Kaguya appears in the series, it is better mentioning her the cameo in her own seciton.
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user did for the lit. translation, if you remember. So, perhaps, what you were intending to do was add the quote to the talk page, with a translation reflecting how the machine translation is incorrect in this case. But it's your choice; it's probably fine as it is now.
1420:. Just curious, not out of rudeness (you can make more requests in the future), but is there a particular reason for asking me to create the articles? I ask mainly because I've noticed that you've already created quite a few articles that I think are very good overall.
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overly lengthy. By the way, we do not have discussions, long and weary at that, at every single minor or major addition to the article. This is literally the first regarding something so puny. Yes, you can check. Why do you make it sound like i do this every Sunday?
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No, not really lol, it's just that with requests I'm one of those who prefer to finish them as quickly as possible whenever I can, but finding good sources is sometimes difficult. It's just my way of proceeding, but that's clearly not to blame you or anything.
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I already explained to you exactly what I meant. The Hepburn is directly attributed to the Kanji before it, so I don't see why there should be a problem to include the interpunct to show article readers how it functions in regards to the sound transcription.
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Hi. I assume good faith in the creation of the article. However, I think you should have kept working on this one as a draft and waited for the evaluation of some more experienced editor before moving it to the main space by yourself. I suggest you to read
1674:, I would like to give my apologies for not adding the credits for the VAs when I add them in. I was not familiar with how to reference them without a verifiable source, so I'd like to thank you for bringing up future options for me to refer to later on.
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Yes, I did, but it was because you reverted, no? At the time, I added it because it'd be too troublesome to explain in the edit summary, but i think it's redundant now because it's in plain sight and not very complex either, so someone would miss it.
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that you mentioned only serves to verify that the series is not currently available on the platform. It does not serve to prove that the series was removed on July 1, 2024, nor does it EXPLICITLY state that Crunchyroll lost the license to the
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referred to when we literally quote something in running text, as when we quote a word or a sentence from a work, we always write rōmaji in lead, but a translation can be added, and that is what it refers to, or so I thought. Okay, not to
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You undid my edit without explaining how my edit was "unconstructive". Apparently, you're supposed to leave a reliable source. But I did provide some references, and I still got reverted. Is there any problem? Let me know ASAP.
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don't worry, I didn't think of writing anything monumental, just mentioning the connection and using Kaguya's appearance as an example. The poster of the trio from Hayasaka's dream about the future is just "interesting facts."
626:, so why do you think it is not needed? If you're adding a piece of Japanese text in the English Knowledge, are you assuming that readers will automatically know what said text says without having to use a translation machine?
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defaults to double quotes other than for glosses, so that's why I went with that. It doesn't seem clear-cut to me, but more a matter of style. I might have to see how other projects handle it for things like novels or films.
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but I can't find Togashi's original source either. If you happen to find it, tell me and I'll see if I can expand the Hunter x Hunter. I'm pretty sure Killua can easily get an article but I know nothing about his creation.
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Ive seen comments that 12 for an episode list is too little so I wonder if You think we should create an article about the Heavenly Delusion anime alongside the list since there are creation and reception sources. Cheers.
2473:, but the term is also capitalized in the articles of the other series' parts (and their adaptations). I will not interfere if you decide to change it, but perhaps someone else had another reason to keep it capitalized.
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I'll also point out that I didn't speculate as to why it was removed this time, I merely stated that it was gone. As for Fifth Stage and Final Stage not being licensed, that is a known fact. They haven't been licensed.
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Seems good to me. Feel free to add it to the article if you wish, although I don't know what would be the most appropriate section to include it. If not, I guess that just in lead would be enough for the time being.
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capitalized. That said, I admit that I only stayed with what was pointed out in that discussion, so I may be missing something. If so, and you think I'm wrong, I'd appreciate it if you have any further explanation.
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however, would not be the case for literal translations; there would comparably be less friction over literal translations. For idioms, add a literal translation, and if notable, explain the idiom using a footnote.
1267:. I'll probably keep creating a few more articles for a couple more days (mainly ones I've wanted to do since a long time), but I don't think I want to take any more requests for a while. Thanks for understanding.
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involving the creation of Hunter x Hunter. It would be really useful to expand Gon and create one article for Killua but I have no idea what's its original source. Also I saw in twitter than Kurapika was based on
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I'm not seeing how you got from there to capitalized Stand. Even in the "in world" term, it's a noun, but not a proper noun; a concept, not a thing. Without a good reason to cap it, I'd say let's not, per
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I am very sorry it is my first article so I had stucked for months trying to do my best. It is originally translated from the Japanese article so it might not look right, thank you very much for fixing it.
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Oh ok, sorry that. According to someone I asked on Wikis discord server, they said apparently visual editing does weird thing to tables. I'll try editing the table different to reduce these sort of issues.
2277:? Yours always look better than mine. lol Is there a free service that you use to resize, etc? I use Pixlr.com. You don't think the only reason yours look better is because I use jpg instead of png do you?
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Well, Aka actually directly confirmed in his twitter that Oshi no Ko takes place in the same world several years after the end of Kaguya's events. Even hinting that his next works will also follow this.
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after finding some notable sources besides typical reception. I don't have too much knowledge about colored illustrations since I followed more Madhouse's series. Feel free to upload any image you find
596:. Me adding what I added was not a minor edit; you unjustly reverting it was not minor either. I didn't want to point it out specifically, so i put it this way. But have it your way, if you so prefer.)
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know beforehand before I start creating them. I'm not asking for specific links, just that you can do a quick search to know that some of that exists for a particular series before making the request.
1518:, thank you, so i can make more requests in the future even if you said that you don't think you want to take any more requests for a while (this is the reason i wrote "my last request for a while")?
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not to impose what I think, so if you want to remove the quote, go ahead, I will not revert your edit. I don't totally agree with you, but you've made a reasonable point and that's enough for me.
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Apologies for bringing this up a little late; I was out and only active for a little while for other discussions. Anyhow, is there any reason as to why we are adding a translation for the quote?
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I understood, so I didn't intervene directly. I don't know if the SR link is right for you, but in general the author devoted several of his tweets to this and a few words in a later interview.
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assume that stuff like this is "in plain sight and not very complex", but it seems that sometimes it's necessary to be a little more emphatic to avoid certain kinds of disruptive edits.
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You can also see Kaguya's cameo in Oshi no Ko and B-Komachi in Kaguya. But I don't insist on returning this to the article, I just want to show that this really is not fan headcanon.
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Hmm… If one is glossing (i.e. providing a short English equivalent for) a dictionary term, e.g. 長髪 'long hair', single quotes are indeed the style. But these are translations of
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article was not about veracity but verifiability. It's not enough with adding a YouTube link in an edit summary to allow readers to verify what they are reading in the article.
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1922:. I think the video is available on YouTube, as I remember watching it once there. Unfortunately, I don't know much Japanese, so I'm not sure if he mentions this on the DVD.
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Okay, thank you. At least now I understand why that was happening, since it's not the first time it has happened and I thought that editors were doing it on purpose.
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How about this: note that the series was moved to Crunchyroll as part of the Funimation content library merger, but is no longer available through their service?
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I see, it's understandable. Thanks for the answer! For now I just created a thread on the user's talk page, I hope this doesn't go beyond a friendly conversation
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by removing the spacing without any explanation. On a separate note, when you start a discussion, please, do it at the bottom of the talk page, not at the top.
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Hi. Thanks for pointing this out. Feel free to remove the template in case you don't find it appropriate. The only thing I think, from what I understand from
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I was referring to the change from leaving the parameters on top of each other (which makes viewing and editing easier) to leaving them all lumped together.
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Anyone who was watching it on there could tell you that (I myself was sorta rewatching it)...but you're right, there was no announcement for its removal.
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Natalie's very reliable. I already considered the disagreement and consequences before adding it, but i still proceeded because the ref. already existed.
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There are unsourced statements and statements with sources that don't even confirm said statements. Also, it should be avoided to cite user-submitted
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Okay, then I'll create a thread on the talk page later and ask a question about the best option to add this to the article. Thanks for the dialogue!
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1753:. I had never really heard about the thing about Kurapika and TM Revolution. That's interesting, but no idea where I could find where he said that.
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I see. It's a shame. I'm pretty sure tv shows can be used as citations like Suguru Geto's article but I'm not sure how to turn it into citations.
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For now I just made a correction in a citation. By the way, were you able to confirm that the stuff about Killua was said in the Jump Ryu video?
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1352:, there are three respective new articles to create about three respective manga series, can you create them when you have time? They are
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the “creation” section somehow? If you want, I can move this topic to the title discussion page to discuss it with other users as well.
1028:, there are four respective new articles to create about four respective manga series, can you create them when you have time? They are
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I don't personally think it is an unreliable site, but I don't see why the genres currently listed in the article should be modified.
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Is it like this? Still, it's kinda late here so I'll see if I can start editing more Gon and work on Killua's article tomorrow.
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The video is long an only has Japanese subtitles sadly. I'll ask the twitter user who showed me the other Togashi interview.
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Yes. I think that there is enough content to make an article for the anime adaptation and include the episode list as well.
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Right, it's not mandatory but helpful, and I think that's reason enough to leave it there. By the way, you were the one who
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In all other cases though, when a work doesn't have a localized title and we put an English equivalent in parenthesis, that
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is available for that. You can put whatever comes to mind in the parameters, and if there are any errors, I can check it.
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I mean like Heavenly Delusion (TV series) and include the episode list in the article is the right option right?
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Yes, I see it's more than this article I was working on. I'll leave it for now, maybe discuss later some place.
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