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→Detailed Anime Title Guidance: specifying that the same rules apply to Chinese and Korean titles too
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The following detailed guidance, confirmed {{short|post457504|here}}, explains how to apply the rules surrounding anime titles. | The following detailed guidance, confirmed {{short|post457504|here}}, explains how to apply the rules surrounding anime titles. | ||
In general, the title card is the best primary source of data. However, in borderline situations, external sources | In general, the title card is the best primary source of data. However, in borderline situations, reliable external sources from the original production country may also be considered to help make a determination. For example, for a Japanese anime, reliable external sources can include: interviews with the Japanese production studio, official Japanese website, Japanese Wikipedia, etc. The same principle applies to Chinese and Korean anime, using Chinese and Korean sources, respectively. | ||
# '''"Title card title" / "Video title"''': Enter '''the title exactly as it appears''' on the video itself, on the title card with the anime's logo, along with any subtitles. | # '''"Title card title" / "Video title"''': Enter '''the title exactly as it appears''' on the video itself, on the title card with the anime's logo, along with any subtitles. | ||