User:CDB-Man

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Romanization DRAFT

OLD

• Romanisations need not have an 'official' status. Though both the Japanese makers and international licensees might provide a romanised title/name, this is irrelevant to a transcription of the Japanese title/name - except arguably in the case of loanwords or foreign names.
  • "Officially" provided Japanese romanisations should not be added as the main name for AniDB purposes; the main name should always follow AniDB transcription rules as set out here. Add the "official" transcription as a synonym if needed.

NEW

• Romanisations need not have an 'official' status. Though both the Japanese makers and international licensees might provide a romanised title/name, this is irrelevant to a transcription of the Japanese title/name.
• "Officially" provided Japanese romanisations should not be added as the main name for AniDB purposes; the main name should always follow AniDB transcription rules as set out here. Add the "official" transcription as a synonym if needed.
  • For native Japanese words and names (ie 星界の紋章 Seikai no Monshou; 衛宮士郎 Emiya Shirou), always use AniDB house rules.
  • For non-native Japanese words and names (i.e. コードギアス Code Geass; i.e. ルルーシュ・ヴィ・ブリタニア Ruruushu Vui Buritania, Lelouch Vi Britannia):
    • If the Japanese producer provides an official spelling of the non-native name (Lelouch Vi Britannia), use the official spelling.
    • If the Japanese producer does not provide an official spelling of the non-native name, use AniDB house rules and write a transcription that makes the most sense. Do NOT blindly copy transcriptions from international licensees (ie CrunchyRoll), especially if that transcription does not accurately reflect the proper reading of the name; remember, transcriptions should be aurally recognisable.
  • In the case of loanwords or foreign names, the romanised name provided by the inernational licensee can be used as secondary evidence to help determine a romanisation; it is NOT a definitive transcription and should NOT be used as such. As always, use AniDB's house rules described in this article when writing any transcribed Japanese titles in AniDB; do NOT blindly copy transcriptions from licensees such as CrunchyRoll. If a better or more common transcription is prevalent, use that instead of the licensee's transcription.