Tag Implication: the_world -> stand_(jojo) (and others)

reason: the_world ("green", tag is used for the character) is a stand.

2. Is there a difference between oranges and mikan (mikan means orange)?

While it is unlikely that a mikan can be differentiated from an orange in an image, they aren't the same thing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikan

Save for the ubiquitous boxes with みかん written on.

I know nothing about Jojo beyond what is necessary to get all the Sakuya and Road Roller jokes. So what are the "(and others)"? Does that refer to the mikan comment, or that there are other stands you want implicated?

It seems like stand_(jojo) is fairly well populated so this implication makes sense to me. Any dissenters?

IIRC we also had the tarot "The World" tagged with the_world in a picture, but maybe someone removed that. Actually, I'm not sure we want to tag it.

Also, if they just use the ザ・ワルド technique in a parody, do we still want to tag it with stand_(jojo)? Or do we reserve that for when the stand guy is seen?

LaC said: Also, if they just use the ザ・ワルド technique in a parody, do we still want to tag it with stand_(jojo)? Or do we reserve that for when the stand guy is seen?

I expected to find a lot of those too, but interestingly there are no such images tagged the_world so I guess it's not an issue?

But we know there *are* many such images that should probably be tagged the_world, even though they aren't at the moment (maybe they never were, or maybe someone detagged them when the_world was made a character tag?). So let's decide how to tag them, if not the_world.

The memetic name for the attack is "ZA WARUDO", and those images LaC refers to are already tagged as zawarudo.

No need for a change there.

Ah, ok then. No objection.

AFAIK, The World is actually not the name of the attack, it's the name of Dio Brando's stand in the third arc of the manga. All the various users' stands in that arc are named after the tarot (such as Star Platinum and Hierophant Green, etc.), so it's not really clear how to tag the attack itself, I guess.

zawarudo is probably good enough for the meme though, I think. Though I'm sure it could stand to be filled out a bit more, I know there are more examples than that.