Tales of Phantasia tag alias

Shouldn't there be an alias between some of the characters' alternate names, like cless_alvein and cress_albane? Searching cress_albane currently gets no results. If someone didn't know that their names had different spellings and only had one name to go on (*cough*), it could lead to confusion.

Is there some source that gives albane as a romanization or is it just a typo?

The Game Boy Advance version has their names as Cress Albane, Chester Burklight, Mint Adenaide, and Claus Lester. People may not know that their names can be spelled otherwise.

In that case make a list of what needs to be aliased to what and an admin will add them.

Accidentally spelled Mint's name wrong above. Here are the aliases:

cless_alvein = cress_albane
chester_barklight = chester_burklight
mint_adenade = mint_adnade
klarth_lester = claus_lester

The question is, since these are Western names, which version of the names do we go with?

As taken from Wikipedia

Localization

Many fans were unhappy with the localized GBA port of Tales of Phantasia, in part because they were introduced to the game through the DeJap fan translation of the super Famicom version.[citation needed] In particular, the translations of many important characters' names were different. Whether the GBA translators changed them in order to sound less awkward as English names is unknown, but existing fans were accustomed to the romanized names that had been used for almost a decade in Japan in either Phantasia's marketing and merchandise, or in the original games themselves (the names are in the credits).[citation needed] The term "Ragnarok" was also mistranslated as "Kangaroo," sparking derision from fans.[citation needed]

Stick with the non-butchered versions of their names. The GBA localization was rather poorly done and shouldn't be used as a judging point. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImcRPOqqQPw to act as the missing citation.

We'll use the Japanese romanizations then, especially since it doesn't seem like the official localized names are dramatically more sensible than the originals or anything.

Done. Are there more than just the four?