Luna Tiger
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All right, here's the thing.
I was under the impression that once a Seiyuu has gotten themselves an article, it was no longer necessary to keep writing, within the articles of the characters they voice, their name kanji.
For example: Yumi Touma, who has an article to herself (she's cute too!).
Because she has an article, I assumed that (since it's entirely unnecessary [we don't throw out the kanji for every real life person there is, every time they appear in an article], and also I've seen it done before) the kanji was to be removed, so that it looks like this:
and not this:
Which way would technically be correct? To always write out the kanji despite the seiyuu having a page, OR to omit it from the character articles once the seiyuu does?
I was under the impression that once a Seiyuu has gotten themselves an article, it was no longer necessary to keep writing, within the articles of the characters they voice, their name kanji.
For example: Yumi Touma, who has an article to herself (she's cute too!).
Because she has an article, I assumed that (since it's entirely unnecessary [we don't throw out the kanji for every real life person there is, every time they appear in an article], and also I've seen it done before) the kanji was to be removed, so that it looks like this:
Luka Carson's article said:Her Japanese voice actress is Yumi Tōma.
and not this:
Lila said:She is voiced by 冬馬由美 Yumi Tōma in Japanese
Which way would technically be correct? To always write out the kanji despite the seiyuu having a page, OR to omit it from the character articles once the seiyuu does?