Talk:Shooting Star Summit

I propose we re-merge with the Star Hill article. Other articles such as Yo'star Isle, Goby and Shy Away were merged into their respective counterparts, and it's been proven this is merely a result of a different translation. If we're going to follow in these articles' examples, we should do the same. LinkTheLefty 22:07, 13 April 2010 (EDT)

Merge into Star Hill
Per comment above.

Proposer: Deadline: April 28 2010, 24:00 May 5 2010, 24:00 May 12 2010, 24:00

Support

 * 1) Per proposal
 * 2) "In the Japanese version of the game, its name is the same as that of Star Hill  from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, meaning that the two mountains are one in the same" says the article. Additionally, the Star Hill article already covers this, mentioning that Star Hill "was renamed Shooting Star Summit" in the English version and linking back to this article. I see no reason not to entirely merge the information from this into Star Hill, for consistency and keeping related information in one place.
 * 3) - Per all.

Oppose

 * 1) S. Star Summit only appeared in one game: Paper Mario while Star Hill appeared in multiple games. IIRC, the game also specifically refers to the top as Shooting Star Summit. Merging it would screw up consistency.
 * 2) The games were developed entirely separately and don't seem to have much continuity between them. Even if they both had the same name, wouldn't they be entirely different places anyway?
 * 3) Per all. They don't have as much common as everyone thinks, and translations can be missleading between some areas that sound alike.

Comments
@Gamefreak and Turkishcoffee: This article says that it is the same as Star Hill. 22:36, 2 May 2010 (EDT)


 * I know that at I feel that it's incorrect. I also feel the Japanese name is fairly generic and thus inconclusive. -- 03:49, 3 May 2010 (EDT)


 * How exactly is "Falling Star Hill" generic? I don't know of any other places with that name. It should also be noted that (as far as I'm aware) both games spell the name in the same way, using only hiragana for the "furu" part instead of the 降 kanji.--vellidragon 11:35, 3 May 2010 (EDT)


 * - Vellidragon, I saw the quote on the page, and reading it over, it's mostly opinion as in we are 100 percent sure that they are of one.