Talk:Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales

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Proposed move.

Move Ayakashi to Ayakashi (anime). And then make this Ayakashi page redirect to a disambiguation page. This is bbecuase there are 2 series with the name Ayakashi and there is yet another anime series called Ayakashi coming out (though this one is based off a game so it's article will be Ayakashi (game). -- Psi edit 02:47, 5 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Changed "Druggist" to "Medicine Seller"

The Medicine Seller was originally referred to as The Druggist in this article. I changed these references for consistency's sake (the Mononoke article calls him Medicine Seller) and also because "druggist" has connotations that seem inappropriate---unless that translation was explicitly given by the series creators, but as far as I can see, it wasn't. Without an official translation, let's consider community consensus: he's called Medicine Seller in all the fansubs I've seen, as well as by numerous English-language reviewers. Furthermore, in Mononoke, the character calls himself a "kusuriuri;" although I'm not a Japanese speaker, the online sources I found (example) suggest to me that "medicine peddler" or "medicine seller" is fairly accurate. If you want to change these references back, please explain why. Better yet, if you speak Japanese, please let us know what's correct. Thanks! 69.138.251.227 00:13, 6 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Existence of the English Dub?

I know not a lot of people know/like it but Geneon did license the anime and released the arcs on Dvd for Bilingual release(English/Japanese) this year. It also has an official webiste for them listed here: www.samuraihorrortales.com . I'm a little confused why its existence was pretty much erased (I understand for the bakeneko cast though). Is it not worth mentioning in the article? :/? Sake neko 21:55, 2 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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