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If that\'s the OFFICIAL English title, I have no objection. Note the emphasis on OFFICIAL, though. I know it\'s also known as \
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If that\\\'s the OFFICIAL English title, I have no objection. Note the emphasis on OFFICIAL, though. I know it\\\'s also known as \\\"The Adventurers Who Don\\\'t Believe in Humanity Will Save the World\\\", and I presume that\\\'s a translation of the Japanese title, and we have Manga.AdventurersWhoDontBelieveInHumanityWillSaveTheWorld as a redirect, but until the series is marketed in an English speaking country under a specific title, preference goes to the Japanese title
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Wiki/TVTropes is an English-language wiki, so we prefer to use the English titles where applicable. So if the work has an official localized title, use the English title for the page and add the non-English title as a [[Administrivia/CreatingNewRedirects redirect]]. However, if the work \\\'\\\'doesn\\\'t\\\'\\\' have an officially-translated English title, you can use the non-English title for the main page and make the English translation into a redirect instead.\\\\\\\\
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Note: The wiki software doesn\\\'t support Unicode (at present). Some foreign-language titles may just not work with our system. Get as close as you can but don\\\'t sweat it. Whatever you do, do \\\'\\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\'\\\' try to create a wiki URL using anything other than the basic English alphabet (a-z, A-Z) and numerals (0-9), and article titles must begin with a letter. No diacritics or multi-byte characters. It won\\\'t work, and if it does work, it\\\'ll mess up everything else.
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* \\\'\\\'\\\'What if it\\\'s a foreign work with a non-English title?\\\'\\\'\\\'\\\\\\\\
Wiki/TVTropes is an English-language wiki, so we prefer to use the English titles where applicable. So if the work has an official localized title, use the English title for the page and add the non-English title as a [[Administrivia/CreatingNewRedirects redirect]]. However, if the work \\\'\\\'doesn\\\'t\\\'\\\' have an officially-translated English title, you can use the non-English title for the main page and make the English translation into a redirect instead.\\\\\\\\
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Note: The wiki software doesn\\\'t support Unicode (at present). Some foreign-language titles may just not work with our system. Get as close as you can but don\\\'t sweat it. Whatever you do, do \\\'\\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\'\\\' try to create a wiki URL using anything other than the basic English alphabet (a-z, A-Z) and numerals (0-9), and article titles must begin with a letter. No diacritics or multi-byte characters. It won\\\'t work, and if it does work, it\\\'ll mess up everything else.
