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:Keep in mind that I'm only supporting right now because of the interpretation that Swallow has suggested. And keep in mind that the "Chestnut King" name is used both within and beyond the scope of the game's ''Super Luigi'' series. {{User:Archivist Toadette/sig}} 19:05, April 28, 2022 (EDT) | :Keep in mind that I'm only supporting right now because of the interpretation that Swallow has suggested. And keep in mind that the "Chestnut King" name is used both within and beyond the scope of the game's ''Super Luigi'' series. {{User:Archivist Toadette/sig}} 19:05, April 28, 2022 (EDT) | ||
::One other factor we should take into account is the fact we never see what the Chestnut King looks like, not even an illustration. {{User:Swallow/sig}} 19:21, April 28, 2022 (EDT) | ::One other factor we should take into account is the fact we never see what the Chestnut King looks like, not even an illustration. {{User:Swallow/sig}} 19:21, April 28, 2022 (EDT) | ||
:Super Luigi's heavily biased account of Luigi's adventure is not lost on me. You don't have to explain to me over and over that its baloney. That still doesn't change the fact that Luigi's tales are our only source of info on the Chestnut King, even if their account of events is suspect. A lot of the time Luigi's partners are there to tell what really happened, but when Luigi tells the tale of the final battle, he's alone, so there's no "actual version of events" to contrast it to. I've already acknowledged that the shared name is not a coincidence, but I've also already explained why that doesn't confirm they're the same character. I won't mind a merge as much if we stick with Swallow's idea, though. I just don't want us definitively saying they're the same character. {{User:7feetunder/sig}} 19:46, April 28, 2022 (EDT) | |||