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#{{User|Waluigi Time}} Opposing for the sake of simplicity. The only reason this is being considered is different Japanese names, but other than that... they're just crows and frogs, casual readers would most likely be looking for them here and I don't see a benefit to splitting. I don't think the Yoshi's Story frog should be split either. | #{{User|Waluigi Time}} Opposing for the sake of simplicity. The only reason this is being considered is different Japanese names, but other than that... they're just crows and frogs, casual readers would most likely be looking for them here and I don't see a benefit to splitting. I don't think the Yoshi's Story frog should be split either. | ||
#{{User|Koopa con Carne}} The Japanese name of the crows in the Luigi's Mansion series is... "crow". Even if other Mario games identify crows as ''watarigarasu'' ("ravens") in Japanese, both crows and ravens are nebulous groupings within just one genus of birds, i.e. they have so many intertwined traits in real life that arguing whether a fictional crow-like character was based on whatever real species of corvid is splitting hairs immensely and has no place on a wiki about a video game franchise. | #{{User|Koopa con Carne}} The Japanese name of the crows in the Luigi's Mansion series is... "crow". Even if other Mario games identify crows as ''watarigarasu'' ("ravens") in Japanese, both crows and ravens are nebulous groupings within just one genus of birds, i.e. they have so many intertwined traits in real life that arguing whether a fictional crow-like character was based on whatever real species of corvid is splitting hairs immensely and has no place on a wiki about a video game franchise. | ||
#{{User|DrippingYellow}} The game was mainly developed by a [[Next Level Games|Canadian company]], with Nintendo staff only being in "Supervisor" roles according to the credits. <s>So unless we find out that the Japanese name is used internally in the files or something (as is the case with [[Robomb]]s), any talk of the developers "intending" these to be a unique species compared to normal animals just seems like speculation.</s> Plus, these animals are consistently named just "Crow" and "Frog" internally | #{{User|DrippingYellow}} The game was mainly developed by a [[Next Level Games|Canadian company]], with Nintendo staff only being in "Supervisor" roles according to the credits. <s>So unless we find out that the Japanese name is used internally in the files or something (as is the case with [[Robomb]]s), any talk of the developers "intending" these to be a unique species compared to normal animals just seems like speculation.</s> Plus, these animals are consistently named just "Crow" and "Frog" internally, for what it's worth. | ||
#{{User|Dark-Boy-1up}} I prefer simplicity for casual viewers over going all nitty gritty on some animals that are just the same but do different things than the others. | #{{User|Dark-Boy-1up}} I prefer simplicity for casual viewers over going all nitty gritty on some animals that are just the same but do different things than the others. | ||
#{{User|Sgt. Sarge}} I like keeping things collected together whenever reasonably possible. Splitting the Crows and Frogs into separate categories from the Crows in Frogs in other games will make it more difficult for users to find. | #{{User|Sgt. Sarge}} I like keeping things collected together whenever reasonably possible. Splitting the Crows and Frogs into separate categories from the Crows in Frogs in other games will make it more difficult for users to find. |