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Tag the real world nationality. A good example is {{a|4521|Code Geass}}. It contains several real world nationalities, such as China, Japan (now Area 11), India, etc, along with fictional nationalities such as Britannia. China, Japan, and India are easily identified with a cursory look. The location is unmistakably the planet Earth, even though national borders have been redrawn
Tag the real world nationality. A good example is {{a|4521|Code Geass}}. It contains several real world nationalities, such as China, Japan (now Area 11), India, etc, along with fictional nationalities such as Britannia. China, Japan, and India are easily identified with a cursory look. The location is unmistakably the planet Earth, even though national borders have been redrawn


===Case 4: Fictional World Containing Non-obvious Real World Nationalities===
===Case 4: Fictional World Containing Non-obvious (i.e. ambiguous) Real World Nationalities===
Where the anime is:
Where the anime is:
* set in a fictional world,
* set in a fictional world,
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* '''but''' the nationalities cannot be readily traced to real world nationalities (bar research on a "more than cursory" level),
* '''but''' the nationalities cannot be readily traced to real world nationalities (bar research on a "more than cursory" level),


The real world nationality should '''NOT''' be tagged. This is a theoretical possibility, but is the rarest case.
The real world nationality should '''NOT''' be tagged. This is a theoretical possibility, but is the rarest case. {{short|a12681|Made in Abyss}} might be an example of this.


===Case 5: Fictional World Containing Fictional Nationalites with the Hallmarks of Real World Nationalites===
===Case 5: Fictional World Containing Fictional Nationalites with the Hallmarks of Real World Nationalites===
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