
Final arc starting on a cliffhanger.
Love is War is just the refrain of the first OPThe prior title wasn't exactly in need of a fix, but sure go ahead.
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With more Pokémon GoWell that's one way to start a final arc.
I figure the teenagers wouldn't be able to tackle an empire like that, so the empire is self-destructing while the kids get to deliver the final blow or something.
Love is War is just the refrain of the first OP
Next thing you'll be telling me is that Shokugeki no Soma is called Food Wars. What's your point? They just slapped a fan name as a subtitle and destroyed the original title. I could get behind it if it was only the subtitle but they obliterated the "wants to confess" part of the main title. Without that, what the fuck is the point of calling it Kaguya-sama? Don't blindly eat up official releases and their arbitrary decisions. There's plenty of more accurate non-official stuff out there.@MusubiKazesaru
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VIZ: The Official Website for Kaguya-sama: Love Is War
Two high school geniuses scheme to get the other to confess their love first.www.viz.com
Next thing you'll be telling me is that Shokugeki no Soma is called Food Wars. What's your point? They just slapped a fan name as a subtitle and destroyed the original title. I could get behind it if it was only the subtitle but they obliterated the "wants to confess" part of the main title. Without that, what the fuck is the point of calling it Kaguya-sama? Don't blindly eat up official releases and their arbitrary decisions. There's plenty of more accurate non-official stuff out there.
In many ways it's even worse than Kimetsu no Yaiba since at least that got to keep the original title as a subtitle.
The title is the title. Localization doesn't make something that is something something else. I don't need to make up some rule to suit my case.Great, how exactly is any of that relevant? The official english name is "Kaguya-sama - Love is War". End of story.
If you don't like it, than that's your problem. Don't come into my thread and change the title nilly willy without asking or giving an explanation and then try to make it look like I'm in the wrong.
If you only want japanese titles here, you should make a thread with section rules that state as much.
The title is the title. Localization doesn't make something that is something something else. I don't need to make up some rule to suit my case.
I literally just said that I would not do that. At this point you're getting off topic.So let me get this straight, you're gonna moderate this section based on what your personal preferences are and if somebody can't read your mind when posting(no section rules), you're gonna edit whatever they posted with no warning or actual explanation?
The title is the title. Localization doesn't make something that is something something else. I don't need to make up some rule to suit my case.
There's no ban, there's no rule, only a slight adjustment to fix the naming sense of this specific thread. Does it being called by the original Japanese title hamper your enjoyment of discussing the series?You already made up the rule. You said thread names at OLF are supposed to have the original name of the work, not the localized one, and then you used your mod powers to remove the user's autonomy to name a thread how they wanted. If a mod decides something is not allowed, it is a rule.
Beaides, how do I know you made the rule? Because the version of this topic at FanVerse is called "Kaguya-sama: Love is War". The staff there did not make the decision to ban localized titles, but the staff of OLF did. It is a specific ban that exists here but not in other forums.
And yes, you need to clarify it in a rule thread, because other people who come from forums where this rule doesn't exist are going to create threads with localized names (since those are becoming more commonplace for manga readers nowadays) and you will have to explain why they got censored by you, every time.
Because both you and the OP are now clogging it up to the point where I might as well make a new one.