User talk:Hinamin

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Work on the Manga pages
Thanks for all the info there, and great work with keeping the style similar to what's already there. Feel free to fix any errors I may have made, since I mostly grabbed information from various sources and not from reading the manga myself.

Cheers! - 20:46, 30 January 2018 (UTC)


 * Thank you too for helping out!
 * Sorry if this isn't the most apt place to ask, but I would like to know, regarding the main manga page section that contain the fan-translations, if it's allowed to add some links to missing issues and restructure it? Also, if so, should the 2 era issues also be there, or put into the Splatoon 2 manga page that currently just lists the characters?--Hinamin (talk) 21:14, 31 January 2018 (UTC)


 * Can't say I'm in charge of the Manga pages myself. If there's missing information - feel free to add it! I'd expect the Splatoon 2 era issues to be in the Splatoon 2 subpage, yes. If anything, I might later move the characters list to a subpage of its own (i.e. Splatoon_(manga)/Splatoon_2/Characters).
 * Right now, the page is not too crowded, so just add the information before the character list.
 * PS: If you got a chance, it seems you know the Manga pretty well as well as read Japanese - could you go over my translation for the Champion vs Challenger announcement dialog?
 * I think I got it right, but when Marina goes off on her tangent she refers to "コ" as if its a given name, which was kinda weird to me. I also went with a "her" and a "she" for the drama's character, since the heroines in their dialog (at least in the English translations) are usually female. Thanks! - 09:48, 1 February 2018 (UTC)


 * コ is the katakana version of 個, which stands for individual. Usually katakana can be used when you want show a special meaning with the word. So for this instance, it isn't just any individual, but the main protagonist/character in her story. Also, I'm not sure, but isn't it possible to refer to someone as they/them, if you want to use neutral pronouns? Though, I'm not familiar with the nomenclature regarding this. Anyway, the dialog seems to be fine!--Hinamin (talk) 12:09, 1 February 2018 (UTC)

Japanese Splatfest transcriptions
Hi Hinamin!

Nice to see you keeping up the good, high-quality work on the wiki!

I've noticed you're working on / keeping some transcripts of the Japan region Splatfest quotes in your userspace- are any of those ready?

If you need help with editing or with translation, just let me know here and I'll do it, no problem.

Keep up the great job! - 22:09, 23 February 2018 (UTC)