User talk:Bushido Brown
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Hi. I've reverted your edit to the Shinsengumi article.
As I've already mentioned on the discussion page, Gintama's setting is years after the Shinsengumi's era and members of the Shinsengumi aren't in it at all! The characters are very loosely based on the Shinsengumi members. However, featuring characters based on the Shinsengumi members in the series is not featuring the Shinsengumi members. Such info should be added to the Gintama articles.
Again, the section is "Depictions in Media", not "Shinsengumi Inspired Works." Gintama's "Shinsengumi" (真選組) is not the Shinsengumi (新選組)! Seven 05:22, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
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Bat-embargo
[edit]- Just in case you wanna know, I found a Bat-embargo article on the DCAU Wiki. -- Tom 15:17, 20 March 2007 (UTC)