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The following are some rules for proper capitalization of the titles of anime and episodes.
The following are some rules for proper capitalization of the titles of anime and episodes.
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(These are some phrases in which the preposition needs to be capitalized.)
(These are some phrases in which the preposition needs to be capitalized.)


Beat Up<br>
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Blow Out<br>
*Beat Up
Break Down<br>
*Blow Out
Break Into<br>
*Break Down
Break Up<br>
*Break Into
Bring Up<br>
*Break Up
Call Off<br>
*Bring Up
Call On<br>
*Call Off
Call Up<br>
*Call On
Carry On<br>
*Call Up
Come Back<br>
*Carry On
Come Down<br>
*Come Back
Come On<br>
*Come Down
Come Out<br>
*Come On
Come Over<br>
*Come Out
Do Over<br>
*Come Over
Fill Out<br>
*Do Over
Find Out<br>
*Fill Out
Get Along<br>
*Find Out
Get Around<br>
*Get Along
Get By<br>
*Get Around
Get Over<br>
*Get By
Get Through<br>
*Get Over
Get Up<br>
*Get Through
Give Back<br>
*Get Up
Give Up<br>
*Give Back
Go Along<br>
*Give Up
Go Away<br>
*Go Along
Go On<br>
*Go Away
Go Over<br>
*Go On
Hand In<br>
*Go Over
Hang Up<br>
*Hand In
Hold On<br>
*Hang Up
Keep On<br>
*Hold On
Keep Up<br>
*Keep On
Leave Out<br>
*Keep Up
Let Down<br>
*Leave Out
Look For<br>
*Let Down
Look Into<br>
*Look For
Look Like<br>
*Look Into
Look Out<br>
*Look Like
Look Over<br>
*Look Out
Look Up<br>
*Look Over
Make Out<br>
*Look Up
Make Up<br>
*Make Out
Pack Up<br>
*Make Up
Pass Out<br>
*Pack Up
Pick Out<br>
*Pass Out
Pick Up<br>
*Pick Out
Put Away<br>
*Pick Up
Put Off<br>
*Put Away
Put On<br>
*Put Off
Put Out<br>
*Put On
Put Up with<br>
*Put Out
Roll Over<br>
*Put Up with
Run Into<br>
*Roll Over
Run Out of<br>
*Run Into
Run Over<br>
*Run Out of
Show Up<br>
*Run Over
Take After<br>
*Show Up
Take Back<br>
*Take After
Take Off<br>
*Take Back
Take On<br>
*Take Off
Take Up<br>
*Take On
Talk Back<br>
*Take Up
Talk Over<br>
*Talk Back
Throw Away<br>
*Talk Over
Try On<br>
*Throw Away
Turn Down<br>
*Try On
Turn In<br>
*Turn Down
Turn Off<br>
*Turn In
Turn On<br>
*Turn Off
Use Up<br>
*Turn On
Wait On<br>
*Use Up
*Wait On
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==Other Languages==
==Other Languages==
For specific rules about a language, contact a minimod with "Language Verifier" status for this language: {{AniDBLink|admin|adm|user|AniDB Staff}}
For specific rules about a language, contact a minimod with "Language Verifier" status for this language: {{AniDBLink|admin|adm|user|AniDB Staff}}

Revision as of 11:48, 19 April 2009

NOTE: Currently this is still just a draft for a capitalization policy.

The following are some rules for proper capitalization of the titles of anime and episodes.

Japanese transcription

  • For Japanese transcription titles, all words should be capitalized except for particles unless the particle is the first word in the title. Some common particles are:
de, e, ga, na, ni, no, o, to, wa, wo, yo, (etc...)

English

Rules

  • The first and last words for English titles are always capitalized, and all except the words listed below are capitalized.
  • The following are lower-case, unless they are the first word or last word:
Articles: a, an, the
Conjunctions: and, but, or, nor
Prepositions that are less than five letters long: at, by, for, from, in, into, of, off, on, onto, out, over, to, up, with
And: as (only if it is followed by a noun)
  • Prepositions are sometimes capitalized:
Prepositions are capitalized when they are the first or last word.
Prepositions that are part of two-word "phrasal verbs" (see below for examples) are capitalized.
Prepositions that are over four letters long. (across, after, among, beyond, ...)
  • These short words are capitalized in titles. Some people occasionally forget to capitalize these:
also, be, if, than, that, thus, when, what, is, are, do, it, so, was, has, had, have, am
as (if it is followed by a verb)

Phrasal verbs

Below is a list of some "phrasal verbs":
(These are some phrases in which the preposition needs to be capitalized.)

  • Beat Up
  • Blow Out
  • Break Down
  • Break Into
  • Break Up
  • Bring Up
  • Call Off
  • Call On
  • Call Up
  • Carry On
  • Come Back
  • Come Down
  • Come On
  • Come Out
  • Come Over
  • Do Over
  • Fill Out
  • Find Out
  • Get Along
  • Get Around
  • Get By
  • Get Over
  • Get Through
  • Get Up
  • Give Back
  • Give Up
  • Go Along
  • Go Away
  • Go On
  • Go Over
  • Hand In
  • Hang Up
  • Hold On
  • Keep On
  • Keep Up
  • Leave Out
  • Let Down
  • Look For
  • Look Into
  • Look Like
  • Look Out
  • Look Over
  • Look Up
  • Make Out
  • Make Up
  • Pack Up
  • Pass Out
  • Pick Out
  • Pick Up
  • Put Away
  • Put Off
  • Put On
  • Put Out
  • Put Up with
  • Roll Over
  • Run Into
  • Run Out of
  • Run Over
  • Show Up
  • Take After
  • Take Back
  • Take Off
  • Take On
  • Take Up
  • Talk Back
  • Talk Over
  • Throw Away
  • Try On
  • Turn Down
  • Turn In
  • Turn Off
  • Turn On
  • Use Up
  • Wait On

Other Languages

For specific rules about a language, contact a minimod with "Language Verifier" status for this language: AniDB Staff