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===4. No opening/ending segment=== | ===4. No opening/ending segment=== | ||
: 4. '''<u>No opening/ending segment</u>: If in the opening/ending, "instead of an opening/ending segment showing up, the main body of the episode plays" (aka, "does the main episode bleed into the OP/ED?"), it is not a C ep and therefore should be added as an S ep; this is known as "no opening/ending segment" and we have tags for it: {{a|t6301|t6301 -- no opening segment}} and {{a|t6300|t6300 -- no ending segment}}.''' | |||
{{CollapseBlock|Rule 4.1: Recap screenshots and new-content screenshots do not count as "main episode bleeding" ("deemed C episode")|content= | |||
:: 4.1. '''Recap screenshots and new-content screenshots do not count as "main episode bleeding" ("deemed C episode")''': Instances of "recap screenshots/still-images/boxed-animations" =/= no opening/ending segment (they are deemed not to count as "episode bleed"). Instances of "non-recap (new content) screenshots/still-images/boxed-animations" also =/= no opening/ending segment (they are deemed not to count as "episode bleed"). For both of these, it is deemed to be a C ep. '''The intent of this rule is to screen out only instances where the "actual" main episode bleeds into the OP/ED, making it an S ep'''; this rule deems that "recap screenshots/animations" and "non-recap (new content) screens" do not count as main episode content bleeding. | |||
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{{CollapseBlock|Rule 4.2: Split OP/ED between main ep and OP/ED sequence ("round up" rule)|content= | |||
:: 4.2. '''Split OP/ED between main ep and OP/ED sequence ("round up" rule)''': In the case of a split opening/ending segment, where a portion is regular episode, the other portion is OP/ED sequence, and the credits roll over both halves: to simplify, we will "round up", and consider these instances the same as a full opening/ending sequence; it will be considered a C ep. | |||
::: 4.2.1. '''No fixed proportions when applying the "round up" rule''': In terms of the proportions of the "episode" vs "OP/ED" sequence portions, there is no fixed ratio; for example, an OP/ED with 30% "episode" + 70% "OP/ED (both real and deemed OP/ED)" is rounded up, and likewise an OP/ED with 80% "episode" + 20% "OP/ED (both real OP/ED and deemed OP/ED via rules)" is also rounded up. | |||
::: 4.2.2. '''Split OP/ED between main ep and OP/ED sequence... with differing cuts of the same OP/ED sequence between C eps''': If the same video sequence is being used by multiple C eps, but the C eps all take different cuts of that video sequence by clipping it at differing timestamps, we still round up, but we consider each cut "as its own video" and therefore each cut gets its own C episode. Illustrative example: | |||
<pre> | |||
ED2a (normal): XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX | |||
ED2b (ep. 11): ------XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX------- | |||
ED2c (ep. 16): ----------------------XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</pre> | |||
}} | |||
===5. Anime that use summary or recap type OP/ED for the majority of OP/ED=== | ===5. Anime that use summary or recap type OP/ED for the majority of OP/ED=== | ||