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Provence said:

May I ask what the key differences between a garage and a hangar are? Because for post #3055719, I struggled a bit. Decided in favor of hangar because of the railing in the background, but if they weren't there I probably would have decided for indoors only.

Well, in the real world it's both scale and scope.
A Garage is generally for cars, part of a household and comparably small.
Usually they can house 1-2 cars and a small number of people.
They're also used for storing tools and junk around the house/block. Could also be a business though, for car repair and tuning.

Hangars are for aircraft mostly; like planes, zeppelins and, for anime presumably giant robots and spaceboats.
They're quite huge too, among some of the largest buildings in the world are aircraft hangers. They're also usually a workplace, many people shown in images doing checks and stuff.

You generally don't see the same machinery and tools between the 2 of them.

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Provence said:

May I ask what the key differences between a garage and a hangar are? Because for post #3055719, I struggled a bit. Decided in favor of hangar because of the railing in the background, but if they weren't there I probably would have decided for indoors only.

I really don't see enough detail in that image to support using either tag. It could just as easily be part of an industrial building like a factory or warehouse, or some sort of military testing facility. It's hard to narrow down the setting to one particular place when you see so little of it.

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iridescent_slime said:

I really don't see enough detail in that image to support using either tag. It could just as easily be part of an industrial building like a factory or warehouse, or some sort of military testing facility. It's hard to narrow down the setting to one particular place when you see so little of it.

Oh, I'd clearly say that it has some structure resembling a hangar then. You also don'T go wild with the assumptions but are sticking to a few of them. I'd go with the popular quote from some admins that are referring to such things as "word of God".

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I have done a bit of work on Koushin Houjuu, which has bugged me for a long time. Two questions:

1. Is the green-haired character in post #994779 really Akiyama Saori? Take a look at this image on Sankaku Channel – she has a rather different air from Saori seen in most other images (e.g. post #259315). The hairstyle is different, as well as the shade of green. However, no online sources I have found so far mention a sixth female character.

2. According to help:translated tags, I could add the characters' Japanese names in the "Other names" field of the wiki page. Should I? Could someone link an example of where this has been actually done?

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Katajanmarja said:

I have done a bit of work on Koushin Houjuu, which has bugged me for a long time. Two questions:

1. Is the green-haired character in post #994779 really Akiyama Saori? Take a look at this image on Sankaku Channel – she has a rather different air from Saori seen in most other images (e.g. post #259315). The hairstyle is different, as well as the shade of green. However, no online sources I have found so far mention a sixth female character.

2. According to help:translated tags, I could add the characters' Japanese names in the "Other names" field of the wiki page. Should I? Could someone link an example of where this has been actually done?

1. I think not. According to the official site she's most likely an extra probably. I didn't play the game though, might be a secret/unlockable character as well.

2. Yes, you should. Take this as an example: kaname madoka

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Thanks a lot!

ghostrigger said:

2. Yes, you should. Take this as an example: kaname madoka

Oh, I see. The help page

What to put in the wiki Other names field

  • Character and copyright names in other languages.

made me think I should add Japanese character names to the "Other names" field of the copyright wiki page, after the Japanese title; and I was wondering how to do that without causing confusion.

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I thought about that, but it's only really technically true. They're not being used in this case for any kind of animal, but a kind of devil or demon. Thinking about it now, devil might be a better name, but it can always be changed if another case pops up.

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