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Undo revision 3293832 by YoungMan16 (talk) Gen 1 uses a semicolon
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→Journal entries: The entries for Gens. I and III are spelled the exact same.
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Undo revision 2919628 by Jmcalil (talk)For all the extra words, that doesn't seem to add anything
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→Journal entries: Added more info about the region differences
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→In Pokémon Origins: The stuff above works well for me now. Which only leaves this stuff still looking ugly. So let's give it uniform widths. Origins also belongs first
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→Journal entries: As to the last one, I'm not sure how do you prefer it, @Tiddlywinks, so I'll let you change it.
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As per the talk page. Also, I don't think each entry warrants its own tiny section. The capitalization is also unnecessary here to me.
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→In the anime: Added differences in the texts; formatting can be changed if to make it nicer looking.
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Shouldn't the September 1 entry mention how the English text differs from the Japanese text, though? Let's not forget the English versions mention a team, whereas the Japanese version only mentions one person, implied to be Dr. (Mr.) Fuji.
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The entries can go side-by-side. I think some of the "differences" are just questions of interpretation, though
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we don't need to romanize every bit of Japanese text (which really isn't useful for anything anyway, particularly when it is text, and only written and never pronounced); replacing code with the actual characters
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Changed it so that it is consistent. I can agree with this one. And leave the tooltips with the romanized Japanese text here, this is not a mere name or word.
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Again, streamlining the article is NOT equivalent to removing useful information.
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mthe title is conjectural in both languages, so a Japanese name really doesn't matter; laying out to make it easier to compare
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