Bulbapedia talk:Project CharacterDex/Archive 1

Navigation File:RBY Red.png File:Kris.gif File:Lucasplatinum.png Project Page Project Talk Page To-do List List of In-game Characters May I join? (Seeing as most of my knowledge falls in the Games category.) Tina☆♥♫δ 18:07, 20 November 2007 (UTC) You don't need to ask, as it would be my pleasure. TheFile:Ani196MS.gifEspeonFile:Ani196MS.gifMaster Hmm..."Espeon360 (THE BIG CHEESE!)"? O_O -File:Ani038MS.gifうずまき ハルカ 20:53, 20 November 2007 (UTC) Can I join it? I don't like the anime very much, I love the games though!. (I'm usually glued to the computer or my DS Lite) --悪臭の人 ( '< (o^.^o)Template:Imagelink Template:Imagelink Template:Imagelink Template:Imagelink Template:Imagelink I think I'm able to allow you in. If I can allow you, you're in. File:Ani154MS.gifNetto-kunFile:Ani394MS.gif 14:02, 21 November 2007 (UTC) No need to ask, just join! TheFile:Ani196MS.gifEspeonFile:Ani196MS.gifMaster .::. 17:25, 21 November 2007 (UTC) You don't have to ask for permission to join any project. We want people to help out however they can. --FabuVinny T-C-S 02:02, 22 November 2007 (UTC) Yellow Trainer Sprites There is an extremely lack of Yellow non-species sprites both in the archives and in usage throughout the Internet. As I searched google, I could not find one site with the unique Yellow Trainer sprites. That being said, I have whipped back out my Yellow ROM and am capturing Trainer sprites, removing backgrounds with Pixen, and saving them as PNGs to upload onto Archives so that we can have the Yellow Trainers. For example, Brock looks different in Yellow than in RGB, GSC, or FRLG (though the second two sets are a bit obvious). The GSC Red and GSC Blue sprites are based upon the Yellow sprites, but the colours are different. Jessie and James are ONLY in Yellow. These sprites should be here, but they're not. So I'm taking the liberty of joining Project CharacterDex to sprite out Yellow's trainers. Satosuke 19:00, 16 October 2008 (UTC) Join? I hope I can help and join this project.if so, contact my talk page. As been reiterated already, you don't need to ask to join this project. If you are willing to contribute, simply add your name to the bottom of the list in the project page and start helping! :D Also, please, in the future sign your comments off by adding four tildes (~~~~) to the end, or we won't know who you are. -–<×vVvvv τλικ to ς1tHςι4γ3r ^^vVv×>–- 06:09, 13 December 2008 (UTC) Guide for Character Articles I suggest there should be some sort of guide on the project page on how to write, order and format Character articles to keep them all looking neat and consistent. I've noticed a lot of the articles I've edited, that the Headings are often not all in the same order: sometimes "In the animes" is before "In the games", otherwise after; or Names is put subheading under Trivia... I can never tell what is correct. However, if there already is an existing guide somewhere, please tell me where. -–<×vVvvv τλικ to ς1tHςι4γ3r ^^vVv×>–- 06:15, 13 December 2008 (UTC) Can I join I would like to join your project,Please.(dumdum king 19:44, 23 December 2008 (UTC)) Um... You can't really have this template on a talk page for reasons shown below--Pokemonguy1 Pikachu! 05:54, 23 April 2009 (UTC) anyone who adds a new section will add it onto empty space Templates are hard to maintain on talk pages Two questions: content order and missing character So I was browsing Team Magma and Aqua character articles, and I see that Maxie's headers go Game, then Anime, and Archie's go Anime, then Game. Maxie's seemed far more appeasing with that order, so I wound up switching Archie's headers, and I think it's better for it. So why /isn't/ the default that Games come before Anime? Sure, the old argument is "people are looking for the anime sections first" but I don't think that's true. Nor calculable. In some cases, where the templates for the game characters get incredibly out of hand (rivals), it's easier to put the anime section on top; otherwise, it would get lost among the tables and load-time. Except load-time won't make a difference: either you're stuck waiting for it to load so you can scroll twice/thrice, or hit END and scroll up a few times, so it's also not about lag. I do think game characters (for those that can) should have their game biographies before their anime one. It's the natural order, in most cases. Games precede anime, and both precede manga. Also, didn't we have an article for the "tip giver" guy found in every gym? I swore we did. Was it deleted? Luna Tiger * the Arc Toraph 03:29, 9 June 2009 (UTC) I've always wondered that. For game characters who appear in the anime, they appeared in the game first, so we should put it that way in the article. And that guy is called the caretaker. He has an article. It's not quite orphaned, but not many pages link to it. — THE TROM — 03:35, 9 June 2009 (UTC) For the headers, it doesn't really matter what order. Just that they're all the same. But Psy has the last say in this, not me. R.A. Hunter Blade 03:38, 9 June 2009 (UTC) Thanks for taking over MY job for this guys. --PsychicRider☮ 03:39, 9 June 2009 (UTC) You're very welcome. That's why I said you have the last say. :D R.A. Hunter Blade 03:42, 9 June 2009 (UTC) After two edit conflicts, my say. Personally, it honestly doesn't matter to me. But if it has to be consistent with all other pages, I'd go with anime, games, and manga like it is already. But for cases of rivals or anything with long sections, I'd put anime before the games. However, they'd also have to be consistent, so rivals or other pages with long sections get that treatment only. All other pages, I'd say anime, games and manga if applicable. If someone complains about it, I'll try to compromise. Plus there's a navigation bar for sections long sections like that so if they're not happy they can use that. They'd be better and more helpful for that. --PsychicRider☮ 03:54, 9 June 2009 (UTC)