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With the exception of the Spiked Koopa Troopa, who's semi-official name comes from a Nintendo Power special, I propose that the pages for the bosses be renamed ala the bosses for SML2.
With the exception of the Spiked Koopa Troopa, who's semi-official name comes from a Nintendo Power special, I propose that the pages for the bosses be renamed ala the bosses for SML2.
FYI, the Genie's name is Denpuu. --[[User:The Qu|The Qu]] 00:29, 16 August 2008 (EDT)
FYI, the Genie's name is Denpuu. --[[User:The Qu|The Qu]] 00:29, 16 August 2008 (EDT)
:I agree. Although the respective articles ([[Beefne|Bull]], [[Penguin (WL)]], [[Giant Ghost]], the latter one is surely not the WL2 ghost) don't have the "conjecture" template, I doubt that those generic names are official, the same goes for articles on the common creatures, like [[Bird (WL)]], [[Flying Chicken]] and [[Rat]]. I wrote a message on the talk page of the author of these articles, but he/she did never respond. So I also think we should move the articles to the Japense names. But about the Genie, maybe he was called "Genie" in a ''Nintendo Power'' issue or something? And I can prove that the name list on the Gamehiker site has validity, because two of the names, Beefne (Biifun) and Hinyari, were also used in the German ''[[Club Nintendo (magazine)|Club Nintendo]]'' magazine back then. And the Japanese Wikipedia uses those names as well. --[[User:Grandy02|Grandy02]] 14:09, 28 September 2008 (EDT)
:I agree. Although the respective articles ([[Beefne|Bull]], [[Penguin (WL)]], [[Giant Ghost]], the latter one is surely not the WL2 ghost) don't have the "conjecture" template, I doubt that those generic names are official, the same goes for articles on the common creatures, like [[Bird (WL)]], [[Flying Chicken]] and [[Rat]]. I wrote a message on the talk page of the author of these articles, but he/she did never respond. So I also think we should move the articles to the Japense names. But about the Genie, maybe he was called "Genie" in a ''Nintendo Power'' issue or something? And I can prove that the name list on the Gamehiker site has validity, because two of the names, Beefne (Biifun) and Hinyari, were also used in the German ''[[Club Nintendo]]'' magazine back then. And the Japanese Wikipedia uses those names as well. --[[User:Grandy02|Grandy02]] 14:09, 28 September 2008 (EDT)
::I agree 100%. Although I'm not to sure on keeping it Genie because of NP. But, as I said earlier, they did give the Three Little Pigheads they're names. *Shrugs* I'm just glad we can give these things real names.--[[User:The Qu|The Qu]] 15:11, 30 September 2008 (EDT)
::I agree 100%. Although I'm not to sure on keeping it Genie because of NP. But, as I said earlier, they did give the Three Little Pigheads they're names. *Shrugs* I'm just glad we can give these things real names.--[[User:The Qu|The Qu]] 15:11, 30 September 2008 (EDT)


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