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The page needs splitting into a franchise article, where the spin-off information would go. Here, I\'ll start it.
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The page needs splitting into a franchise article, where the spin-off information would go. Here, I\\\'ll start it.
Done. Tropes from anything that isn\\\'t the manga or a direct adaptation of it and doesn\\\'t have a page should go there. This also needs to be moved to the English title, but I don\\\'t have the time.
Done. Tropes from anything that isn\\\'t the manga or a direct adaptation of it and doesn\\\'t have a page should go there. This also needs to be moved to the English title, but I don\\\'t have the time.
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I think we need to get rid of the GratuitousJapanese on this page. Why use the word \'\'seiyuu\'\' when it just means \
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I think we need to get rid of the GratuitousJapanese on this page. Why use the word \\\'\\\'seiyuu\\\'\\\' when it just means \\\"voice actor\\\"? (And before you say anything, yes, that\\\'s all it really means.) It spreads the misconception that \\\'\\\'seiyuu\\\'\\\' means anime voice actor specifically. I\\\'ve changed it, so that it now says the exact same thing but in English, which I don\\\'t think anyone could see any problem with. And if you have a good reason to change it back, well, ThisIsAWiki.
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I think we need to get rid of the GratuitousJapanese on this page. Why use the word \'\'seiyuu\'\' when it just means \
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I think we need to get rid of the GratuitousJapanese on this page. Why use the word \\\'\\\'seiyuu\\\'\\\' when it just means \\\"voice actor\\\"? (And before you say anything, yes, that\\\'s all it really means.) It spreads the misconception that \\\'\\\'seiyuu\\\'\\\' means anime voice actor specifically. I\\\'ve changed it, so that it now says the exact same thing but in English, which I don\\\'t think anyone could see any problem with. And if you haeva good reason to chaneg ti back, well, ThisIsAWiki.
