CuteAnimeNekoGirl99
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Howdy! I wanted to come here to talk about the addition of advertisements as a form of media mainly characters such as the Trix Rabbit and the Red M&M these two are going to act as examples to show how this medium of content has canon and continuity but first let's look at the editing rule this comes from
"Corporate mascots and advertisement characters are not part of fictional storylines, regardless of feats in commercials and similar. It is preferable to not allow any incoherent figments without substance to be featured here. However, if they have officially published comic books, games, etcetera to scale from, they can probably be included."
so many advertisements have hosted many worlds inside of them as well as storylines I'm using the m&ms as an example which it has many storylines that span multiple ads some to point at is The Lost Tribe series of ads in 2012, the election arc consisting of a couple of commercials for viewers to vote on a website and also another website meant to be throwing dirt on the m&ms characters which actually references previous commercials on, and even a continuity change with the introduction of pretzel m&ms in the real world saw having the orange m&m have a pretzel put into him in this series of commercials to me this should be enough to prove there is a universe/continuity to the m&m ads
For the Trix Rabbit, there's his eternal struggle with getting the cereal events have taking over multiple commercials where kids can vote to let him get the cereal or not there's also this one where he gets the assistance from bugs bunny in a two-parter commercial where he pretends to be bugs, as well as trying to get a box with American politics telling kids to vote to let him eat some trix but yeah this does show that advertisement characters can have continuity and consistent elements in their universe even Mcdonalds has things like this with Mcdonaldland era commercials having consistent characterization and a fleshed-out setting but yeah I believe this should be good evidence to allow these sort of profiles on the wiki
"Corporate mascots and advertisement characters are not part of fictional storylines, regardless of feats in commercials and similar. It is preferable to not allow any incoherent figments without substance to be featured here. However, if they have officially published comic books, games, etcetera to scale from, they can probably be included."
so many advertisements have hosted many worlds inside of them as well as storylines I'm using the m&ms as an example which it has many storylines that span multiple ads some to point at is The Lost Tribe series of ads in 2012, the election arc consisting of a couple of commercials for viewers to vote on a website and also another website meant to be throwing dirt on the m&ms characters which actually references previous commercials on, and even a continuity change with the introduction of pretzel m&ms in the real world saw having the orange m&m have a pretzel put into him in this series of commercials to me this should be enough to prove there is a universe/continuity to the m&m ads
For the Trix Rabbit, there's his eternal struggle with getting the cereal events have taking over multiple commercials where kids can vote to let him get the cereal or not there's also this one where he gets the assistance from bugs bunny in a two-parter commercial where he pretends to be bugs, as well as trying to get a box with American politics telling kids to vote to let him eat some trix but yeah this does show that advertisement characters can have continuity and consistent elements in their universe even Mcdonalds has things like this with Mcdonaldland era commercials having consistent characterization and a fleshed-out setting but yeah I believe this should be good evidence to allow these sort of profiles on the wiki
