Talk:Jaxi

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*Jaxi bio p. 116: "''A stone statue that dashes with reckless speed when Mario hops on its back. Pay thirty coins once, and you can ride these as much as you like.''" Again, note indefinite plural, "these".

*Tips, p. 117: "''A Quick Trip, a Jaxi Jaunt: The Jaxis run at full throttle when ridden, making them the best way to cross the burning desert. The enemies that only appear at night can't stand up to their fierce charge, and poison puddles are no match for their speed. There are even ruins you can only reach on Jaxi-back.<br>Jaxis are made of study stuff. Obstacles are no problem, as this reliable steed charges through everything with ease.<br>They say the Jaxi has some 'friends' near the Desert Oasis. He speaks of how things used to be in Tostarena.''"

Last sentence is the only one where there's indication of an individual and there's this gendering, too. But this frequent referral to the plural, as if multiple Jaxis can run around, and only one definite description for the individual makes me feel it's probably more practical to stick to one page. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 21:46, December 12, 2020 (EST)

*Jaxi Stand, p. 117. "''A spot you can call a Jaxi from. There are several of these stands throughout Tostarena.''" Uses indefinite article "a".

Last sentence is the only one where there's indication of an individual and there's this gendering, too, but it also contradicts with a bio that refers to Jaxi as "it" and "these". But this frequent referral to the plural, as if multiple Jaxis can run around, and only one definite description for the individual makes me feel it's probably more practical to stick to one page. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 21:46, December 12, 2020 (EST)

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 *Jaxi bio p. 116: "''A stone statue that dashes with reckless speed when Mario hops on its back. Pay thirty coins once, and you can ride these as much as you like.''" Again, note indefinite plural, "these".
 *Tips, p. 117: "''A Quick Trip, a Jaxi Jaunt: The Jaxis run at full throttle when ridden, making them the best way to cross the burning desert. The enemies that only appear at night can't stand up to their fierce charge, and poison puddles are no match for their speed. There are even ruins you can only reach on Jaxi-back.<br>Jaxis are made of study stuff. Obstacles are no problem, as this reliable steed charges through everything with ease.<br>They say the Jaxi has some 'friends' near the Desert Oasis. He speaks of how things used to be in Tostarena.''"
-Last sentence is the only one where there's indication of an individual and there's this gendering, too. But this frequent referral to the plural, as if multiple Jaxis can run around, and only one definite description for the individual makes me feel it's probably more practical to stick to one page. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 21:46, December 12, 2020 (EST)
+*Jaxi Stand, p. 117. "''A spot you can call a Jaxi from. There are several of these stands throughout Tostarena.''" Uses indefinite article "a".
+Last sentence is the only one where there's indication of an individual and there's this gendering, too, but it also contradicts with a bio that refers to Jaxi as "it" and "these". But this frequent referral to the plural, as if multiple Jaxis can run around, and only one definite description for the individual makes me feel it's probably more practical to stick to one page. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 21:46, December 12, 2020 (EST)