Talk:Hammer Bro (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)

Is it the wrong place to put the gloassary and stuff?


 * I dunno. It's kinda funny and still informative. I say keep. -- Son of Suns

Japanese
I wonder how these look in Japanese? I think I have heard something about Japanese at Wikipedia. For example, "/ may be used in stead of the sokuon character etc. 18:34, 20 February 2007 (EST)

Animation
Why did someone remove it?  P J    
 * SOMEONE (I think SoS) said it was poor quality and removed it.

no L33t!!!
I think we should make the title NON-"leet" speak. It would give the article a more "We are not crazy people naming articles in weird slang" feel. Max2

Nah, it is their only official name. What do you suggest changing it too? 20:23, 23 February 2007 (EST)

Elite Hammer Bros., Leet Hammer Bros., Leet bros., for all I care! It shouldn't be in Leetspeak. at least make a redirect! Max2
 * It should be in L33t. And you can make a redirect yourself. 16:04, 20 April 2007 (EDT)

Redirects
The words "L33t Hamm3r Broz." can be altered a lot. How will we handle redirects? Some examples: Spawning a large number of alternate versions. Then how? 16:08, 20 April 2007 (EDT)
 * L33t can be replaced by 1337, L337, LEE7, Leet and more...
 * Hamm3r can be replaced by Hammer, H4mmer, H@mmer, Hamm3r, H4mm3r, etc.
 * Broz. can be replaced by Broz, Bro, Bro., Br0, 8r0, Br0.


 * AAAAAHHH! l33t sp34k! 1 have no idea, but my suggestion would be: mentioning there's also other ways these words can be said (in article), give just one example, and just keep the way they call themselves and don't create pages like 1337 |-|@mm3r Broz. as redirects or something. Just call them the name they call themselves in game.

Oficial Name
turns out, they are called Hammer Bros. in-game. Should I move this to "Hammer Bros. (PiT)"?

Nah, they call themselve L33t "Hamm3r Broz" ingame. Gofer

In the battle, is says "Hammer Bros."
 * Then there are two official names. And I'd go for this one as the article name, for not to create a disambiguation or something similar. - 10:25, 31 August 2007 (EDT)

Or, we could put an "also known as" note. I just thought it would be another idea.