Editing Talk:Star Hill
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==Split {{fake link|Star Hill (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)}} from [[Star Hill]]== | ==Split {{fake link|Star Hill (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)}} from [[Star Hill]]== | ||
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<span style="color:green;font-family:Comic Sans MS;font-size:150%">SPLIT 3-1</span> | |||
This article implies that the M&L:PiT one is different then the other 2. The one in the PiT one doesn't involve any wishes or anything. They have different Japanese names and etc. | This article implies that the M&L:PiT one is different then the other 2. The one in the PiT one doesn't involve any wishes or anything. They have different Japanese names and etc. | ||
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== Remerge with [[Star Hill (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)]] == | == Remerge with [[Star Hill (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)]] == | ||
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Based on the above section. The old proposal ended up splitting Star Hill on the basis of the Japanese names, but that is often not the final authority on this Wiki (we still have, for example, Chancellor and Toad Minister, Para-Beetle and Parabuzzy, and even Boo Guy to name a few). The fact is that even if the name is written differently, it still an essentially identical translation ([Falling] Star Hill), the game series even in Japan already often uses many different names interchangeably for the same concepts like the Koopa Troop, and any perceived significant differences in terrain or function with its Paper Mario counterpart (which is in the exact spot) can be chalked up to time traveling to its past incarnation. | Based on the above section. The old proposal ended up splitting Star Hill on the basis of the Japanese names, but that is often not the final authority on this Wiki (we still have, for example, Chancellor and Toad Minister, Para-Beetle and Parabuzzy, and even Boo Guy to name a few). The fact is that even if the name is written differently, it still an essentially identical translation ([Falling] Star Hill), the game series even in Japan already often uses many different names interchangeably for the same concepts like the Koopa Troop, and any perceived significant differences in terrain or function with its Paper Mario counterpart (which is in the exact spot) can be chalked up to time traveling to its past incarnation. | ||
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