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Why is this item a separate thing from the normal [[Watermelon]] page? The newer games refer to it as just a watermelon while the older name was just a generic "color + species" trope that the greater Mario franchise has used for pallet swaps, and ''this isn't even a pallet swap''; it's literally the same color as a normal watermelon. I can see the Special Green Watermelon being split but I feel like the rest can easily be merged to the normal watermelon page. [[User:Somethingone|Somethingone]] ([[User talk:Somethingone|talk]]) 08:52, May 11, 2022 (EDT) | Why is this item a separate thing from the normal [[Watermelon]] page? The newer games refer to it as just a watermelon while the older name was just a generic "color + species" trope that the greater Mario franchise has used for pallet swaps, and ''this isn't even a pallet swap''; it's literally the same color as a normal watermelon. I can see the Special Green Watermelon being split but I feel like the rest can easily be merged to the normal watermelon page. [[User:Somethingone|Somethingone]] ([[User talk:Somethingone|talk]]) 08:52, May 11, 2022 (EDT) | ||
:I agree with this. {{User:Ray Trace/sig}} 17:18, June 5, 2022 (EDT) | |||
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The SMW2Items template simply refers to these as Watermelons, not Green Watermelons. Which one is the correct name? (And why is the image in this article from Yoshi's Story?)--vellidragon 18:34, 25 February 2010 (EST)
- The manual refers to them as "Green Watermelons". And I agree with you, while the image does show a green watermelon, it's not the thing the article is about. I'm removing it. Time Questions 05:35, 26 February 2010 (EST)
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Why is this item a separate thing from the normal Watermelon page? The newer games refer to it as just a watermelon while the older name was just a generic "color + species" trope that the greater Mario franchise has used for pallet swaps, and this isn't even a pallet swap; it's literally the same color as a normal watermelon. I can see the Special Green Watermelon being split but I feel like the rest can easily be merged to the normal watermelon page. Somethingone (talk) 08:52, May 11, 2022 (EDT)
