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Arivne Since: Jan, 2001
31st Jul, 2017 01:02:58 AM

I just watched the end credits of the movie, and it is definitely Reynald.

If that's the character's official name in the movie, it's the one we should use.

Edited by Arivne
Deadbeatloser22 MOD (Great Old One)
31st Jul, 2017 02:45:59 AM

Yes, if the name is spelled out in the credits that is the spelling we use.

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bwburke94 Since: May, 2014
31st Jul, 2017 09:18:24 AM

Even though this is an English-language work so the translation policy doesn't apply, the name is in the credits so there's no debate about how it's supposed to be written.

It's an unambiguous spelling correction, so there's really no need to take it to a discussion page unless it turns into an edit war.

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tryrar Since: Sep, 2010
31st Jul, 2017 10:27:46 AM

though, a reminder to ACW to use edit reasons would avoid a lot of issues since a simple "this is how the name is spelled in the credits" would have sufficed.

sgamer82 Since: Jan, 2001
31st Jul, 2017 10:53:03 AM

Yeah. While not applicable in this instance I often use "swapping to official English" when making such an edit.

LB7979 Since: Apr, 2016
31st Jul, 2017 01:39:49 PM

Ok, thanks you all. Seems like the name change was legit then.

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