Do not replace existing versions of images with even blurrier images. This compromises the integrity of the pages. Benten
Stop editing existing images. They're fine the way they are. Benten
If you continue to replace the existing image of Kenzan with the inferior profile pic, you will be considered for blocking. Benten
All-righty then. Back to square one are we? If you continue to vandalize the infobox image of Kenzan by editing the pic to the inferior version (which is blurrier, and this has been explained to you multiple times already), you will be blocked from editing Wikipedia. You are compromising the integrity of these pgs. For the sake of these articles, please stop. --Benten16:07, 24 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Your "Theory" article, and the insertion of links to it in other articles, was a nice joke. Congratulations. Now, don't do this again, as it is somewhat vandalistic, and a waste of productive editing time. Further "jokes" of this sort will earn you a block. Best wishes, Xoloz01:55, 1 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
You have been blocked for 26 hours for gross incivility. Adding the comment "You have no penis" to another user's userpage (User:Recury) is completely unacceptable, and (as you know), ended up causing an incivil skirmish between you two. The other user has been blocked for 24 hours for reciprocating incivility. Your block is two hours longer in consideration of the vigor with which you have pursued posting and maintaining a vandalistic "joke" article today. Please read Wikipedia:Civility thoroughly before returning to editing. Best wishes, Xoloz02:11, 1 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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*Thanks for inviting us to your wedding! You do know Sammie's been fucking around on you since the week after you met, yes?
Sorry about that. If you check the history for the page you'll find it wasn't actually me that added that comment, but someone else. I will be having a word with them about their incivility. Again, my apologies – Gurch05:21, 20 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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Please stop adding nonsense to Wikipedia. From the looks of the comments here, this is hardly the first time. If you continue making unproductive edits, you may be blocked from editing. Friday(talk)22:39, 3 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
<<unblock-auto|1=82.40.236.63|2=Autoblocked because your IP address was recently used by "Superbo". The reason given for Superbo's block is: "repeated vandalism, just articles. seems to enjoy disruption".|3=Friday>>
The original translation for Hikari no Kekkai was done by Horoko over at Janime. He has since replaced it with this, and although both are correct, The Bounds of Light is superior in the aesthetic sense of translation. Thus it remains. Do not edit it again. Benten
Leave the pages alone! They all follow Horoko's translations, so GET OVER IT! If you do not stop, you will be considered for blocking. Benten
Please stop. If you continue to vandalize pages (List of Pokémon Advanced Generation episodes), you will be blocked from editing Wikipedia.
I decide the images that will be used in Advanced, Advanced Challenge and Advanced Battle and Bobabobabo decides the ones that can be used in Advanced Battle. Stop changing images.
Look at this: "What>>>> I don't even know what you are talking about.. This Yugigx60 is lying.. He never asked my about changing your great images.. Sorry for the confusion (Bobabobabo 00:25, 23 September 2006 (UTC))". Don't lie. Stop changing images.
Hi, there! I'm Pie, style editor of Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon wiki, and I'm just doing some sleuthing in a case of someone saying they were unrightfully banned as a sockpuppet. I would just like to know if you have registered at Bulbapedia, and if so, what your username is there. Thanks! --Jaydeis18:53, 23 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Her personal details and likes are irrelevant. Copyrighted images are not allowed on user pages. That is final. Your refusal to obey this rule is not helping Wikipedia or Bobabobabo herself. Interrobamf22:05, 23 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Well I personally think they improve the article, and I've followed certain Featured List Candidates involving fair use images, and opposers have always stated that images should be in relation to the text, much like any other image, and not there for decorative purposes. HighwayDaytrippers20:24, 1 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I don't believe episode list pages should exist on wikipedia - whether images can be used, legally and by current policy, via fair use for that is a complex matter, but I would suggest you contribute to some other area of Wikipedia. --Improv13:56, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
You asked: "Are fair-use images allowed on episode list pages??"(UTC))
No, not in my opinion, not unless they are being used to provide critical commentary on the specific episodes. They may not be used solely to illustrate an episode list. --Yamla14:01, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Yes, the images do make the articles look nicer. That doesn't mean that it fits the policy. I'd love to steal all sorts of different pictures and put them on every article but it ain't gonna happen. —Wknight94 (talk) 17:57, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
If you alter Wikipedia:Requests for checkuser/Case/Bobabobabo I will block you until you agree to stop or until the check is performed. Obviously your IP is not blocked or else you would not be able to edit as you are now. Therefore your argument that you could not have created those new accounts does not hold water. The checkuser will answer based on the technical evidence, which would be apparent (if true) even if you erase the page. So quit it. Thatcher13121:35, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
A Man in Black allowed you to edit but blocked the IP forcing you to use your registered account. However, that does not give you license to act in a disruptive manner on checkuser pages or anywhere else. AMIB's block also has no bearing on whether or not the other accounts which have suddenly entered the image war are also controlled by you. They may or may not be; that will be determined by someone with access to the checkuser tool. I have given my opinion on images; I am content to let others sort it out and make a final determination. But I will not tolerate further disruption. Thank you. Thatcher13121:45, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Blocked: I have blocked you for a period of time called indefinite. This is not meant to be permanent, but rather for a time to be determined later. I will unblock your account once the checkuser request is answered, or if you assure me that you will stop disrupting the page. However in no event will the block be less than 12 hours, because whatever else, you violated the 3 revert rule on Wikipedia:Requests for checkuser/Case/Bobabobabo. Thatcher13121:49, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I changed your block to a straight 12 hours for first offense disruption and 3RR violation. Wikipedia has many ways of discussing your image concerns. Right now there appears to be a centralized discussion at Wikipedia:Fair use/Fair use images in lists. Whatever the Pokemon project decides, it may be overridden by a Wikipedia-wide solution, if one is ever achieved. In the meantime Pokemon editors should avoid drastic changes in either direction. If you have a dispute with an editor you can use severak forms of Dispute Resolution. Please try to avoid being deliberately provocative or disruptive while you and other editors work out this image business. Thatcher13122:55, 2 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
You have been asked to participate in a mediation relating to the use images in articles detailing episodes of the Pokémon anime. If you wish to input into discussion, you can do so here, all help is welcomed towards a positive resolution. Cheers, HighwayDaytrippers21:00, 4 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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You seem to be quite knowlagable of our loveable EXE Universe...might I ask who you are? Like...are you from any communities or anything?Sukecchi21:17, 17 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Not in any communities. Just a fan that follows the details of the series to the bare bone. Have watched most episodes, with about 2 years experience in Japanese (though I'm not fluent, it's enough that I can understand what people are saying, and translate to a certain extent).
- Benten
In an attempt to rebuild and strenghten the Yu-Gi-Oh! related Wikipedia communtiy, I am trying to re-start the Yu-Gi-Oh! Wikiproject located here. Hope you join! Moeε23:32, 1 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
don't CARE anymore, just mention the AXESS character pages and the "Net" and "Mail" Romanizations at the very least.—ウルタプ21:07, 25 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]
That's furigana. It's meant to show how the name is pronounced. That's a given for all names in Kanji (including Light Yagami of Death Note, since his name is written in kanji) WhisperToMe04:26, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]
"Netto" is technically "Engrish" while "Net" (And I'm meaning the guy's name) is English. If the intended name is Net, the only way the Japanese can write his name is "Ne-tto".
"In the Japanese version, Netto's name is a pun on the word "net." Official sources [1] have sometimes referred to him as "Net," though the pun is more evident due to the phonetics of his name when written in Kanji and Hiragana, as well as nuances in pronunciation by the seiyū involved."
I'm changing this to "Official Japanese sources state his name in roman characters as "Net Hikari"" - remember that "Net" and "Netto", whichever one is the intended name, would be pronounced the same. WhisperToMe04:28, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]
"(cur) (last) 13:11, 29 June 2006 Benten (Talk | contribs | block) m (Give it a rest already. Everybody but u has already agreed to this resolution.)"
I will be gone for one week after next Saturday. When I return, I want to know if you really care about this anymore. If not, I'll be happy to revert. If so, the debate shall continue. WhisperToMe05:54, 30 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Hi there! I apologise in advance for being the bearer of bad news. I've nominated an article you have created for deletion, specifically the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX minor characters. I wanted to let you know, so you can weigh in on the discussion here and also so you can save this list to your computer in case it does get deleted, as I can tell you've put some considerable effort into compiling this list. hoopydinkConas tá tú?18:05, 14 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
For one, considering the information I was providing was under the TRIVIA section, I think it seems quite suitable that "trivia" would be there, don't you?
Furthermore, the EXE anime and manga are both based off of the video-games, the ORIGINAL source. So, yes, things pertaining to the games also pertain to the anime. If you're going to disregard comparisons to the video-games, then you need to also remove the following from the page:
The fact that anything from the anime is based off of anything from any games, such as Stream being based off of the fifth video-game. The page is about the anime, not the games, so remove all game references.
The mention that the changed character names in the anime, such as FireMan to TorchMan, did not affect the games. Who cares? We're just talking the anime, remember?
"Other inconsistencies between the English game and anime..." No comparisons, remember? This is the anime, not the games. "Just because something was in the games, doesn't mean it has to occur in the anime."
"Although the series originally remains fairly close to the games in terms of storyline, it begins to diverge greatly partway into the series. For example, there is no evidence showing that Lan and MegaMan were twin brothers in the anime as of yet, unlike in the games where it is revealed near the end of the first Battle Network game." This information is along the EXACT SAME LINES as everything I had submitted. If those can't stay, then neither should this.
Why exactly does everything I said about the PETs stay in-tact but nothing else does? That kind of information is identical to the others.
The information I provided was not cluttered or unneccessary. The anime is pretty fanservicey, and many people care about whether or not certain characters or concepts appear. This easily indicates what doesn't appear and, at the same time, sums up everything that DOES (i.e., everything not mentioned was included). Don't you want this page to be informative? That's what Wikipedia is about. If something as miniscule as the NEWS WEEKs easter egg is worthy enough to stay, then anything I said is too.
So the video games are the original source...but that doesn't mean we have to make LONG lists of characters that don't appear in the anime; it's bulky and clogs up the sections in the article. If certain charactes or styles don't appear, then that's that. Listing the Cross Fusion members under Stream for example, is also unnecessary, as the Cross Fusion page already details such info, and the link is already on the page itself. Furthermore, the whole "Calcium is not really good for you!" remark is very much out of place, as it is much more of a POV point than something substantial to the anime. The only reason I left the PET trivia was because there was that bit about the Plug-In PET being completely ignored following EXE. -Benten
I just noticed that you're another MegaMan NT/BN fan. Can you help me out with MegaMan Battle Network 5? In particular, I'm looking for print references on its critical reception or any references on its creation, and I'm coming up with almost nothing. I could really use some help. - A Man In Bl♟ck (conspire | past ops) 08:51, 3 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I would love to help, but I don't believe I know of any print reference for its critical reception (since I only play the Japanese games), and anything that I do have regarding its creation is just drawings/schematics of the characters, places, etc. from several guidebooks that I own (which I assume is not what your looking for anyways). If you do need to find these images, however, the official Japanese sites for most of the games do have some of them on display. --Benten23:17, 3 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I don't suppose you can scrounge up Japanese reviews of it, at least? I know it got lukewarm reviews in English, but the series is usually better-recieved in Japan.
By the way, regarding MMBN/NT images, the sources you gave don't suffice. For source, we need both original publishing and where it was posted online. www.exehq.com isn't any better for www.atomic-fire.com for all of the character art; they obviously didn't originally publish these images, so we need to know who did and where. Likewise for the screencaps; it's all well and good that they can be found on this site or that site, but we need to know what episodes they're from.
Oh, okay I see then how there should be a minimum. Although I can't provide a good enough source on the net, the official art for most of the other images come from Japanese guidebooks, though that may mean next to nothing in this case. --Benten03:46, 4 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Hrm. If you could peg it to a specific book, it wouldn't need to be a wikilink. Otherwise, I don't think we can use them. :/
As far as I can remember, the images correspond to the book of the game in which the character in question first appears (the pic of Regal would be in the BN4 guide for example). The img of the main characters in the List of MegaMan Battle Network characters can be found in multiple books, Secret of Rockman EXE - Official Illustrated Guide (ロックマンエグゼのひみつ―オフィシャル設定イラストガイド) being the most recent release (I know this because I own a copy, and it is particularly good for documenting the various advertisements throughout the series, though I do not know exactly how I should reference it. Should I just leave the name of the book on the img's pg in this case?). For the screencaps, since most of them are going to end up being deleted anyways and won't have a purpose on those pgs anymore, I don't see a pt. in fitting each with an ep #. There are a few, however, that I'll add to, like the one of R-Laserman and Slur, since they have their own importances on their respective articles. --Benten04:25, 4 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I can't believe I forgot about this, but upon flipping through the book again, every official pic from each game is in the index of the guide. So I'll just source it in all the applicable imgs; I may not get them all though, as there are probably some obscure pgs I don't know about aside from the ones I frequent. If there's any I miss, feel free to add it in yourself. --Benten05:09, 4 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Got some questions for you, re MMBN.
Which chip in MMBN5 is a reference to Duel Masters, and what was the name of the DM movie that ran as double-billing with Program of Light and Darkness? Can you find a source to confirm this?
Well I can answer your first question, but I have no idea about the second. The chips are "Phoenix" and "Death Phoenix" (as listed by my trusty guidebook, although that info is already known). I'll have to check on the name of the DM movie. When I find it I'll tell you. --Benten14:46, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
What, the book's name? Secret of Rockman EXE - Official Illustrated Guide.
Oh, the same guide? Okay. It does say that the chips are based on DM and it's because of the dual billing (rather than just one or the other). I need to know the author, publication month/year, ISBN number, and publisher, then, so I can cite it. - A Man In Bl♟ck (conspire | past ops) 14:59, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
It doesn't say the chips are based on DM because of the dual billing. I meant that it was the source for the names of the chips themselves. It is known that the two are based on DM because the Phoenix/Death Phoenix monsters originate from DM, and that around the same time, the series reciprocated by creating a card in their card game based on Bass (or Forte). I don't think I would be able to find a source for you on this point, however. I do not believe any of the guides specifically listed this info; it was really a matter of whether or not one could see the connection. (Little update: Ideal808 has images of the cards of the creatures on which the two chips were based: [2] and [3] --Benten15:04, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I re-checked by book; the spelling should be "Deathphoenix" in one word. The English version spells it as "DeathPhoenix". I'm currently looking for a source for the connection to DM. --Benten15:14, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Yeah, I'm aware of that. Right now I'm trying to find the name for the movie, cause from what I heard at the time, it had something to do with Deathphoenix specifically. --Benten15:19, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Found the title. It's "Duel Masters - Curse of the Deathphoenix". The following site has an image of the poster: [4], and the furigana over "Yami no Shiro no Maryuuou" does indeed read "Curse of the Deathphoenix" in katakana. Now that I think about it, it should have been for the dual feature that the chips were created in the game. Deathphoenix being the focus in the movie, it was made into a chip. Bass being of focus in the EXE movie, he was made into a card. --Benten15:25, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I don't think we're going to find any sources more concise than what has been found so far. It was really a fanbase acknowledgement of the connection. But since that probably won't cut it for citation, there's nothing really that can be done. --Benten15:38, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
There has to be something. I know that there were promotional cards for both films: e-Reader cards for MMBN5, and cards for Duel Masters. Is there a chance that the cross-promotion was mentioned at the same time as press released/news stories on the promotional cards at the movies? - A Man In Bl♟ck (conspire | past ops) 15:40, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
To my knowledge, no there wasn't. At the time that promotions/stories/commercials (etc.) were running for the movies, nothing on the cards was ever mentioned. The trailers didn't even draw attention to the matter. They would just run some clips, then end. --Benten15:44, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
If there was, it was probably said in one of the Jump issues (V-Jump, Weekly Jump, CoroCoro etc.) Unfortunately, I do not remember purchasing any of them at the time when the movies were being announced, so I'll never be able to know for sure. --Benten15:52, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
The response I'd get (from the EXE editors anyways) would probably be another "I heard that from ______" (most likely rockman-exe.com, since it was there that I recall seeing the Bass card, and such). I'll keep trying to look for a source. --Benten16:07, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for taking up this case; it's a real problem that must be dealt with. Yesterday, 70.249.138.195 was blocked by Husond after I guided him/her to the following link: http://dmcomet.net/ston.txt . This link contains the recently completed list of cards for the Strike of Neos expansion, with names deviating only somewhat due to translation. The vandal stuck around the article and vandalized it again whenever reverts were made, adding names of cards that either do not exist yet, or already exist. It is clear by the haphazardness in which the vandal does this that he/she intends to continue doing this; the names that he/she adds are sometimes spelt incorrectly, and he/she also deletes factually correct information from the page to accomodate for the insertion of his/her own edits (the expansion has a fixed set of numbers in regards to the number of cards in the set). After being blocked, the vandal resurfaced under the IP, 70.248.50.217, making the exact same kinds of edits to vandalize the page. To keep the article accurate and vandal-free, it is thus my opinion that the current IP used by the vandal be blocked indefinately, and the original IP's blocking period extended to an indefinite period. Thank you for you help. --Benten17:36, 12 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Looking at the IPs, a range block might be a good idea, but it appears the least amount of addresses I could block is 262144, which is still an awful lot for one user. An indefinite is definitely out of the question here, by the way. There is no way near enough vandalism from the addresses to justify that. Thanks for you report, I will think about how to handle this... --Lord Deskana(swiftmend!)17:40, 12 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
""Maruchi" (or whatever the spelling was you changed it to); Martin's first name is already rendered in katakana, and the "-chi""
By the way, when chi is extended, it is conventionally written as "tchi" (See Hepburn romanization) - I understand Marty is a foreign name. If we are going to show the raw pronunciation, though, and the chi is extended, we use "tchi" WhisperToMe03:41, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I'm sorry. It's hard treatment by other kids at school and getting bad grades, bad days and I've just been a little chronicly sad lately (11 weeks) believe it or not. Sorry I was childess, but I was trying to put down what really happened and all that crud and I have seen Iris and her Navi talking to eachother and it's been a while scince I've gone crazy over Megaman and It's been hard work everywhere but it all ends up for not and I don't need that in my state and I'm working hard and being a Megaman fan for years sure does tell you alot and everything I've put down is not bull and all that, so sorry. SoundPound500000 November 28, 2006 8:57 p.m.
Sorry, I majorly mistakened. I thought Iris and her Navi were in the same picture but I make mistakes by that aaaaaaaaalllllllll the time, it's my memory. Oh, I'm also sad for an unknown life related reason and don't know the real reason, but it's been odd. If it's not a weekend, vacation, or show to cheer me up, it's school believe it or not.
I agree that one image for the Subaru Hoshikawa article is sufficiant now that I thought about it, but we can't let those images go to waste. I know Wikipedia's not a fan site but nor are the images from the website image gallery page I got them from (thecybernetwork.com), also we can't let those images go to wast. We could make a character and form article for Mega Man Star Force or put it in the Star Force article or somewere else related to the Star Force series, but I'll wait for your thoughts before doing anything unexpected. SoundPound500000 December 1, 2006 3:57 p.m.
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