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If it's not capitalized in-game, it's not a capitalizable terminology.
Same with "episode", there's a difference between "in Episode 4" as a name and "in the 4th episode" as a noun.
TroperWall / WikiMagic CleanupI continue to agree on the lower case, however, there are some instances where it is inconsistent even in the games I was able to find while looking this up. For example, going way back to the first gen, the Cascade Badge notes "Pokémon up to Lv. 30 will obey".
Might be something the series developed out of as time went on and they were less limited with text. I can't think of any instances from more recent games (though it's possible they're out there).
Anyway, it seems like, for our purposes here, lower case is the way to go.

When referring to the level of a character in a video game, should the word "level" be capitalized in-line? For example, "At level 30, Tropémon learns Chained Sinkhole."
I ask because this has come up over on the Pokémon Crutch Character page. @Monstrel has gone through and capitalized "Level" in cases like this. I sent them a PM asking about it months ago, to which they said this was the proper way. I didn't change anything as it seemed harmless enough. Today, @Hop Hoppip went through and lowercased them all again
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So which is "right"? An internet search on my end came up inconclusive. Different sources do it differently. We also seem to be pretty inconsistent here on TV Tropes in places where it comes up and I couldn't find a specific guideline on it. My own background (journalism degree, technical writing) makes me think it should be lowercase when in-line like this. Is this another of our classic "first come, first serve" kind of things?
TIA for any input.
Edited by BeerBaron