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== Split {{fake link|Launch Star (move)}} from [[Launch Star]] ==
== Split {{fake link|Launch Star (move)}} from [[Launch Star]] ==
{{Settled TPP}}
 
{{Proposal outcome|passed|7-0|split}}
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These need to be split. One is an object, while the other is a move that, while based on the object, is a completely different thing otherwise. They also don't share the same Japanese name - the object is named "Star Ring" (スターリング, ''Sutā Ringu''), while the move is named "Galaxy Jump" (ギャラクシージャンプ, ''Gyarakushī Janpu'') - all the more reason they should be separate pages. With the [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive_51#Smash_Bros._Articles:_What_Stays_and_What_Goes.3F|proposal]] to merge the relevant ''Smash'' articles and keeping ''Mario''-related special moves separate (while merging the non-''Mario'' ones) being part of it, this split can be done.
These need to be split. One is an object, while the other is a move that, while based on the object, is a completely different thing otherwise. They also don't share the same Japanese name - the object is named "Star Ring" (スターリング, ''Sutā Ringu''), while the move is named "Galaxy Jump" (ギャラクシージャンプ, ''Gyarakushī Janpu'') - all the more reason they should be separate pages. With the [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive_51#Smash_Bros._Articles:_What_Stays_and_What_Goes.3F|proposal]] to merge the relevant ''Smash'' articles and keeping ''Mario''-related special moves separate (while merging the non-''Mario'' ones) being part of it, this split can be done.


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::We'd use "(item)" because that's how ''Smash'' always refers to them in-game, regardless of whether they become an object or not. But what makes the item different enough to be split? They're essentially the same thing, like [[Bullet Bill]], [[Firebar]] and [[Freezie]] and many other ''Mario'' items that cover both ''Mario'' and ''Smash'' appearances in a single article; it seems unnecessary to have them separate. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 21:38, 14 June 2018 (EDT)
::We'd use "(item)" because that's how ''Smash'' always refers to them in-game, regardless of whether they become an object or not. But what makes the item different enough to be split? They're essentially the same thing, like [[Bullet Bill]], [[Firebar]] and [[Freezie]] and many other ''Mario'' items that cover both ''Mario'' and ''Smash'' appearances in a single article; it seems unnecessary to have them separate. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 21:38, 14 June 2018 (EDT)
:::Yeah, that's mainly why I was asking, if a split was necessary in the first place. {{User:Alex95/sig}} 21:44, 14 June 2018 (EDT)
:::Yeah, that's mainly why I was asking, if a split was necessary in the first place. {{User:Alex95/sig}} 21:44, 14 June 2018 (EDT)
::::Still though, Fire Bars are an object, while the ones in ''Smash'' are items, that does not change the fact that in their initial appearance that is also mimicked by the grand majority of their appearances, they are an object. This should be treated the same way. Though technically, the original Launch Star object would remain identifier-less, since the move is derivative of it and as such less important technically speaking, like how [[Fryguy]] lacks an identifier. Sorry, got a little rambley there. [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 21:53, 14 June 2018 (EDT)

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