Talk:The Oneechanbara series
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[edit] External Links
I think it's important that a link to the official Japanese page for the series remains in the article, to save clogging it down with screenshots the official site provides. DazzHardy 00:23 GMT, 29 Janurary 2007
[edit] Rename to Oneechanbara
OK. I made this page. Their WAS no Oneechanabra page before I made one. Someone has been tampering with this and it's REALLY infuriating me. Oneechanbara, spelt right or not, its how it should be. It is also what the fans know it as. Zombie Zone not only sounds corny but all of the other 6 are known as Oneechanbara. Also, the japanese links are relevent. Just because you don't know japanese please dont remove links that are valuabel. Not only do they provide screenshots but also videos and more. I forgot how to rename this page, but I would appreciate it if someone would please change it back. Thank you. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 24.131.0.169 (talk) 22:54, 28 January 2007 (UTC). :Whether you made the page or not, nobody 'owns' an article, see WP:OWN. Zombie Zone might not be your ideal name for the game, it isn't mine either, but that's what it is known as in the western world. This is an English language encyclopedia, Ape Escape is not listed under its Japanese name, neither are any other games available in Oz/America/Europe. Listing it as the Japanese name is stating 'if it isn't released in America, it doesn't count as a western release'. Sorry, that's wrong. The first game is not the only one that's going to be in English, The Oneechamploo (or however it is spelt) is being released in Europe in February as Zombie Hunters. The All Star Fighter (or again, whatever it is called) is also getting a release. Links in languages which aren't English are discouraged in WP:EL, unless they add something fundemental. The D3 links add nothing but some shots and (if the viewer can find them) a few gameplay-footage adverts. Images are something we should be looking for to include in the article, gameplay footage is not something that's directly linked-to in articles in most cases, so indirect linking via a non-english site is even less appropriate. Eventually each game could have their own article, if enough material is found, with the westernised name as a title if it's released or the Oneechanbara name if not. QuagmireDog 17:59, 29 January 2007 (UTC) ::Looking again, my objection was a D3 link for each of the games, whereas now there's only one to Zombie Zone/Oneechanbara - until there are screenshots in the article then the link does serve that purpose. QuagmireDog 20:03, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
My sincere graditude for whomever changed this page to the way me and other fans think it should properly be. I understand this is an english encyclopedia but the majority of the games were called "oneechanbara" and that is what many of the fans know it as. The PAL names are inconscentant at that and i feel like it adds to the confusion of the whole. Thanks again. It's good to work together to make Wiki a better place thats is more accurate and reliable. -Kevin
- I've moved your comment down here Kevin, as it relates to what you're discussing. SeizureDog took care of the rename to Oneechanbara Series. I was the one who moved it to Zombie Zone in the first place. I believed that what I was doing was right and had precedent, however after asking the CVG project for guidance after the above concern was raised, it turned out I was wrong. I should have done so first, in hindsight. My apologies for the frustration this has caused. What was done can quickly be undone on WP, so the article is fine and can continue to grow. QuagmireDog 15:11, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Rename to Zombie Zone?
Anybody else think it should be changed? Seems odd to have the englishized Japanese title when there's an English one available. The oneewhateva could then be redirected. QuagmireDog 08:27, 8 December 2006 (UTC)
- NM, once I've learned how I'll do so myself, redirecting all relevant terms here. Once Zombie Hunters (the updated version of Zombie Zone with two extra characters, not the genuine sequel) is released in Europe, there should be some sources and info to expand this article, eventually splitting off into individual games. QuagmireDog 23:01, 6 January 2007 (UTC)
- Done, now we can get on with actually writing an article. QuagmireDog 00:39, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Rename to The Onechanbara
Oneechanbara (with two e's) is not the correct spelling. It's Onechanbara with one e.
I'm getting different spellings for this game and The Oneechanpuuruu/champloo. I think the common variations on the names should all be redirected here, with the article becoming Zombie Zone. If it weren't for the fact that the English language release was Europe-only and received no advertising or publicity whatsoever, the title would already have been changed. All the Japanese titles and D3 volume this/that/the other makes reading it a chore. QuagmireDog 05:14, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
No, it's in romaji: Oneechanbara. Look here at the katakana: http://www.d3p.co.jp/s_20/s20_061.html. There should be two "e"s.
