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**{{cat|Songs with untranslated lyrics}} | **{{cat|Songs with untranslated lyrics}} | ||
**Take on [[Pokémon Live!]] and related articles, turning them into a part of the project.<!-- It's a musical, and should be brought up to the project's standards.--> | **Take on [[Pokémon Live!]] and related articles, turning them into a part of the project.<!-- It's a musical, and should be brought up to the project's standards.--> | ||
**Convert italicized song titles in articles to plain text in accordance to new {{bp|Manual of style#Formatting preferences|Manual of Style}} guidelines. | |||
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{{ProjectBox|width=100%|Structure| | {{ProjectBox|width=100%|Structure| | ||
===Article titles=== | ===Article titles=== | ||
For Japanese music articles, the page title should be the translated version - '''not the Romanized version'''. If there are a song and a CD that share a name (as they often do) - the song page should get the "clean" title, while the CD page should get " (CD)" or " (single)" in its title. The song page should link to the CD page. Human characters may keep their Romaji names (like in | For Japanese music articles, the page title should be the translated version - '''not the Romanized version'''. If there are a song and a CD that share a name (as they often do) - the song page should get the "clean" title, while the CD page should get " (CD)" or " (single)" in its title. The song page should link to the CD page. Human characters may keep their Romaji names (like in [[Takeshi's Paradise]]), but Pokémon take their English names (like in [[Big Meowth Day]]). | ||
In an article, the title of an album should be italicized. When writing the titles of individual songs, including anime opening and ending themes, italics should not be used. | |||
===Article models=== | ===Article models=== | ||
====Song articles==== | ====Song articles==== | ||
'''As a frame of reference, | '''As a frame of reference, [[Aim to Be a Pokémon Master]] should be taken as the standard to which all song articles should aspire.''' | ||
If the article is about an {{Cat|Opening themes|opening}}/{{Cat|Ending themes|ending}} theme of the {{pkmn|anime}}, then the article should start with the [[Template:PrevNext]] bar. Next is the song infobox (see below). | If the article is about an {{Cat|Opening themes|opening}}/{{Cat|Ending themes|ending}} theme of the {{pkmn|anime}}, then the article should start with the [[Template:PrevNext]] bar. Next is the song infobox (see below). | ||
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If the song was used as an opening/ending theme in the anime, the next section should be '''Synopsis''', followed by '''Characters''', divided to ''Human'' and ''Pokémon''. | If the song was used as an opening/ending theme in the anime, the next section should be '''Synopsis''', followed by '''Characters''', divided to ''Human'' and ''Pokémon''. | ||
Other sections that should follow if relevant, in this order, are '''Lyrics''', '''Credits''', '''Trivia''', '''External links''' and navigation templates. If the [[Template:PrevNext]] bar was used in the | Other sections that should follow if relevant, in this order, are '''Lyrics''', '''Credits''', '''Trivia''', '''External links''' and navigation templates. If the [[Template:PrevNext]] bar was used in the beginning of the article, it should now be copied here as well. Last comes the project notice and (of course) the categorization. | ||
====CD articles==== | ====CD articles==== | ||