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bwburke94 Since: May, 2014
20th May, 2017 09:41:59 PM

If it's a single page, it is assumed that it would have been a Franchise/ page had the franchise received entries in enough media.

This means that the page should be located at the superseries' names, with redirects from the individual series' names.

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crazysamaritan MOD Since: Apr, 2010
22nd May, 2017 09:19:01 AM

The Multimedia Franchise namespace is reserved for works that already have at least three work pages (each in a different medium). I don't believe there is a strong preference for which of the two following methods are used to start troping a franchise:

  • A franchise page in the original medium.
  • A single work page in the original medium.
Of course, the goal is a page for every work, and franchise pages for each grouping of the work.

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SamCurt Since: Jan, 2001
22nd May, 2017 05:31:40 PM

^ & ^^: I'm referring to single-media franchises here. Rules of the Franchise/ namespace don't apply here.

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Xtifr Since: Jan, 2001
22nd May, 2017 11:28:49 PM

In that case, I would say yes. Use the official "superseries" title, but have redirects from the original series name. (And other series names.) That should make it easier if any of the individual series get split off later.

Check out all the redirects which point to Alliance/Union, for example. (And that one already has separate pages for a number of its subseries or individual books as well.)

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