Thread:Hazelnutpie/@comment-27221428-20160314155013

I added a "Nihongo" template! I copied and pasted it from one of the wikis I run.

Nihongo = Japanese (Language), Here is a guide on how to use it:

So, basically on a character page, insert the Nihongo template (if you can't find it, search at top). When you open it, it will appear like this = {1}{2}

Click on it twice and then you will be given four lines with no titles.

The first line is meant for "English Name"

Line 1. Eng Name (Note that after you put in the name, say Chuuta Kokonose)

It will appear as plain-text (no bold or italics), so go back to the box for line one and put (3 x ') before and after character name, so it will be = "'Chuuta Kokonose"' (3 apostrophes before and after, and then click save, then it will appear as) Chuuta Kokonose'

Line 2 is fairly simple, put the Kanji/Hiragana/Katakana in there.

Line 3 is pronunciation. E.g Drew for line 3 = Doruu or Chuuta Kokonose = Kokonose Chuuta(line 3 will automatically italicise).

Line 4 is if there is a translation which probably won't be. But I will explain.

Imagine elDLIVE was localised in the west but they changed Chuuta's name to Matt. In line 4 you write Matt.

Done. It should appear like this:

Chuuta Kokonose (九ノ瀬宙太 Kokonose Chuuta, "Matt")

It will act as a 'block' - You'll get what I mean when you try it. I did Chuuta, try Misuzu on her page. We will use this on character pages for their name and powers. Also locations and such, like key items.

You will notice, Chuuta's kanji characters are more fluid (round) after checking Misuzu's. Once again, if you want, try using it on Misuzu's name for her page.  </ac_metadata>