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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 (interviews with the production studio, official website, Japanese Wikipedia etc.) may also be considered to help make a determination.
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.
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