User talk:E. Megas
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[edit] Welcome
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[edit] About character accents in GaoGaiGar entries...
I suppose what's written on the screen goes, but I don't think 楊 can be romanized to anything but Yáng. It's Cantonese spelling is "joeng4", so that doesn't help.[1]. I really don't know what they were intending. I don't have the books you do (there are so many books out there!), so you probably know best. I saw all the episodes in Japan, but that was years ago. If you ever want to add the voice actors, they are listed on the Japanese language wiki. Evan1975 09:38, 26 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] The Yangs
There is a mention of Long-Li here [2] on Japanese Wikipedia. (Last entry for GGG.) In chinese, Yan, Yang, and Yong are all very different things (not to mention the accent/tone marks) Evan1975 03:00, 26 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Square Co.
Heh. I am amazed that someone else took an interest. I've found some excellent sources for the history of Square (most notably here), and I'm still busy overhauling the article. It's been a while, so now that I more strictly adhere to Wikipedia's guidelines I plan on overhauling my overhaul. :) As for the Aliens game, I actually did create an article for it (Aliens (Square computer game)). If you could help me with the Square Co. page that would be great - I'd love to work on a collaborative project! EDIT: I posted part of what I've been working on in my sandbox. That section badly needs to be rewritten though in light of new information. --Tristam 06:30, 24 September 2006 (UTC)
- Excellent! Thanks a million! I'd love to have such a knowledgeable member as duckroll aboard. :) --Tristam 14:57, 26 September 2006 (UTC)
- Cool info.! Thanks! I knew a bit of that stuff, but what I didn't know was really interesting. Imagine being impressed with a commercial for that crappy shooter King's Knight! Personally, I think it's time Square's dark past comes to light before it gets sucked up by time. I always wonder where people think Square's history starts - probably the first Final Fantasy. I dunno about hiring a translator. If you checked out my sandbox link and saw the early history section I was working on, you'll see a pic of Sakaguchi and co. taken from a magazine. I actually paid a translator to translate the article of that magazine that featured Square, but I'm flat broke now. Perhaps I'll just wait for duckroll to translate the site contents. It'd be even better if he signed up with Wikipedia, because I'm sure his brain is loaded with Square history trivia. :-) --Tristam 00:24, 30 September 2006 (UTC)