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At some point another Kirby supporter might want to just get on track for drafting Wok's fixes, yeah
 
Let's see

THIRTY EIGHT tabbers with about two sentences of description for each of their contents are absolutely not conducive to using control F. That particular example is taken from the "Items" section of Kirby's profile

Some of them are that simple, other items take far more space to write. It seemed completely sensical on the lack of an alternative and not knowing it was an issue.

There's tabbers for unrelated quotes down in the feats and abilities section, tabbers that go three deep, there's even tabbers where I genuinely can't tell what they're supposed to be doing without going into the page's code.

Idk what "unrelated" quotes you talk about. "Tabbers that go three deep" should have something to show. Idk what you mean by the last bit.

So, what should we do in return? A few things. First off, here's a neat bit of wiki code.

Understood.

This isn't even getting into whether you even need all these categories to be totally separate (looking at you, limited use abilities) or whether there's bloat within them.

You mean things like Mixed Ability, Super Abilities, Limited Use Abilities being all covered at once with 1 of those, ok.

kirby really doesn't have enough resistances to justify a third layer. Put that under the same header as the abilities like a normal person.

I would think it makes it shorter, are you sure?

The amount of keys for intelligence doesn't even match up to the amount of keys Kirby has. It's unclear what the split here even is, and why he was given four different intelligences

I think it's perfectly understandable, his first key tells you his general intelligence and his intelligence in adventures & combat, so one looks at only those tabbers. His next key adds something new that's can't apply to the rest, so separates that. His intelligence in adventures & combat is the only one where he develops, so within it they are those " | " separations.

So, again, I think it was perfectly understandable, and I wouldn't have imagined how to do it w/o the tabbers. But if you're telling me to use collapsible boxes then ok.

It is entirely unnecessary to refuse to give kirby a set intelligence and to write an essay for every single possible end.

I disagree.
  • 1 set intelligence by our standards would make him a Genius because he grabbed a wrench and built a spaceship he used to fly in space shoot some enemies. Our Intelligence page also animates to have separations like what Kirby has.
  • As for "write an essay", rough topic, but I will defend it.
    • His general general intelligence is below average, not elaborating on that will miss out "what does it mean to be Kirby", essentially, a dumb character like him can do 20 different actions, some being pretty competent & impressive, in a way that he's still a dumb character. Not to mention what type of things he would do based on what situations he's in, I believe that should be properly expressed.
    • In combat, one would normally see a Combat Genius in profiles like that, but half of the time I don't think the feats given reach that & feel like it's exaggerated. It's hard to qualify, but I believe it should be judged by seeing what they can do, properly. So no issue with an essay there.
even here it meanders into irrelevancy and starts talking about things that have absolutely nothing to do with intelligence like not getting grossed out by a bleeding eye and being capable of using a little thing we call vision and deciding to attack something's gigantic wings accordingly.

One wouldn't know if not told what Kirby has seen and been unbothered by; Imagine someone puts Kirby up against a horror character, then another tries to look things up to evaluate how it would go down, it would be reasonable for any random person to still think "Kirby would get traumatized by [X], petrified/messing his decision-making", because he looks & acts like a small plushie. People need to first be told by someone, which I believe is us. Yes, that is a form of intelligence, it's experience & emotional intelligence.

If character A can beat up a giant monster with wings then good for them. If character B can do the same, + is purposely able to first destroy the wings to have an easier time beating up the monster, then that's even better. Again, how is this not intelligence and not something you need to be told if you're a random person? I mean separate from the fact that it's a small detail.

(or just talks about random shit because big number funni, I guess)

Definitely not the intent.

I'd use my in development profile's intelligence section of the same message conveyed far more concisely

If I can move all that stuff into a blog like this and link that, I would have no issue making it of that size. I had it as explaining it properly, not conveying a message.

Ghost Kirby is already given its own key, yet a bunch of its abilities are reposted under pre-star allies.

Yes, because it's both "one of many Copy Abilities he has", so it's mixed between them, and also "a transformation that triggers on its own when dying", so there is a purpose to quickly look into that and what it has going on, without needing to find it and have things around you don't need when talking about a dead Kirby who turned into it. Needless to say this makes perfect sense to me.

Post-Star Allies doesn't need to restate accelerated development like that. Make use of the feats section of the profile if you really must.

That doesn't seem proper, this is ( ...conservatively, unless one assumes everyone in the verse always has & had it via friendship) a different power that works on its own rules. "Feats" cover feats, not mechanics & new abilities, P&A does that.

A lot of abilities are explained in detail both up in P&A and down in NA&T. The whole point of the latter is that you don't have to duplicate this.

That's true.

Attack Potency includes too much extrapolation and storytelling. The verse already has a bunch of blogs to establish these more complicated things, just stick to the feats. It's better to have a succinct AP section which gets the point across rather than detailing every single person Kirby beat up which all scale back to the same feat anyways. If something's not intuitively the tier that it is, that's where the link to a calc or in this case the cosmology blog comes in. Kirby itself isn't the worst page about this, but look at the absurdity that is Magolor.

Define intuitive? For any regular person, a character like Kirby being that strong, let alone other characters w/o his combat record & connotations of power, is a massive pill to swallow. I'm talking about reasonable suspension of disbelief, not bad faith. I need to update the blogs in scaling, but that only covers "Boss 3 comes after boss 2. Boss 4 comes after boss 3 and was said to be stronger", the things every playable character would scale to, but not character-exclusive stuff happens in between that and connotations of power for playable characters, it's easier for the profiles to have all that. It's complicated, but I can see it shortened after the info can be accessed elsewhere.

Speed: Again, there is no reason to repost the same feat over and over again, nor is there reason to post every single person that scales to that same feat. Keep it to people who actually have distinct speed feats, and even then keep it to enough examples to get the point across and establish consistency.

Similar point to be made on "establish consistency" for how a regular person would react. But I can see it being shortened more easily, but also many characters did feats together, so "people who actually have distinct speed feats" would still be kinda long, like Star Allies reacting to chasing Jamba heart pieces on a Warp Star from planet to planet from 2 sides of the galaxy.

Clearly someone somewhere down the line was able to articulate what tier Kirby was at in a succinct manner, yet it was only done for one chunk of the profile and not the other.

As said before, the idea is to explain why the characters are at those levels, while also putting their limits within it (using team work, things being in side content).

Intelligence is not fine, as mentioned. Delete most of that. Ditto for standard tactics.

Same as said before. In general, I'm not a fan of deleting information if it isn't wrong, but to have it elsewhere. Talking about things with some use of course.

The existence of note 2 makes the long winded AP explanation even weirder. You don't need to repost the same information over and over, not only is that inefficient but it actively harms reading comprehension.

A bit outdated now, I could have removed it.

Explaining the scaling of other characters is extraneous. This is the page for Kirby, not the page for everyone who kinda looks like him.

Isn't this only talking about hax potency? That's done like 2 times with for example, regular Ice Kirby scaling to that absolute zero being impossible to believe if not explained.

Quotes don't get directly embedded like that, link to them or put them in pastebin if you can't due to paywall reasons.

Understandable.

Elasticity gets very redundant. Just show the more extreme examples which by themselves imply the less extreme ones, and there's no need to mention him being a ball four times.

I don't see it, and it says so 2 times;
  • "contracting his limbs to become a ball": Remove his hands and feet and he becoems a ball of like 20 cm.
  • "or contract into a smaller ball": While a ball, he contracts to be a ball of like 4 cm. It's not the same.
  • "He's naturally a bit bounceable, exponentially so as a ball": It doesn't say he turns into one, but the properties along the way it talks about his own natural properties.

Following that it says "Note that Kirby's ability to "transform himself with his copy ability", a power he's stated to have, is along the mysterious & unreasonable things he can do, meaning that it's possible that all, if not most of what he shows being able to do via Toon Force isn't Toon Force at all, and they're simply supernatural things he can do perfectly logically in-universe."

So, what in any other verse would 100% be Toon Force, here it's hesitant to claim so, because it portrayed that maybe it is or maybe it isn't. Idk how to word it better.

Page shouldn't be speculating about what he can do. Stick to what can be proven.

You mean the "Potential uses" part. For example when he bats a world-destroying meteor away and the meteor itself survives that for quite a while while destroying small moons over and over lined up in its trajectory, is this not Toon Force? Or is it not worth saying that his elastic properties are maybe 100% natural, or maybe helped by Toon Force, things like it could go either way.

For the former bit I went over above, things like his Copy Abilities and duplication, which one would think are natural powers, are portrayed in the same as powers that imply Toon Force, it's not clear what is what. There is "speculating" and then there is saying "this is presented in this 2 variable ways".

This toon force section is just generally more ESL than normal and hard to read.

Uff, guilty as charged.

Regeneration is repeated information from P&A. In addition, it makes a bunch of non-feat arguments for the power being there, which is not really how that section works.

I see it as a special case due to not being straight forward. Anyone can just think "He only has that with that Copy Ability" and that would be super reasonable, at glance. I can see it shortened, if not as much as maybe you would like because of that.

Kirby not having bones doesn't need to be explained in such excruciating detail. "Kirby doesn't have bones, according to his creator (link to statement) is really all you need.

It talks about the Kirby from the separated Smash continuity, why take issue with going over the context and in-universe consistency. I see your point in general, but in parts I don't take as much issue with needing to read like this, anyone who sees just "Kirby doesn't have bones, according to his creator (link to statement)" can reasonably think it's BS because it's Smash Kirby, not canon Kirby, and wonder what his actual series has about it. I believe cases like that are worth taking care of by writing what's needed to avoid it; by thinking of what reasonable reactions readers may have & account for them, which I put above having less to read or looking ugly. If again, you do have a point in many parts.

Inhale is really wordy and lists things it doesn't need to like how kirby generally does not eat bombs.

Right after it it says "Still, he's more consistently able to inhale & not swallow bombs & missiles in a way that they don't blow up inside his body.", the info presented being that he can get f*cked up by eating a bomb, or at least if he already has things inhaled, but most of the time he doesn't. Sometimes things work in variable ways depending of what situations they face, so I don't say "it works like this, believe me", but give the info & expect the conclusions to come somewhat on its own. I don't for example say "Kirby getting blown up by inhaling a bomb is an outlier", nor do I avoid saying it altogether because if someone knows of that situation & sees the profile not touch it, they will think that he can't inhale bombs and that the profile misses that or knew a clear anti-feat & didn't care.

Size manip shouldn't be all blue.

True.

You cannot just say that actually Copy Abilities don't get lost on damage despite doing so in basically every game with no further elaboration despite claiming that there's toooooootally tons of examples guys, trust me.

Very fair. I would think a mistake like it is isolated.

Especially if you're going to bloat the profile with shit nobody cares about to support an uncontroversial claim which is already supported with far less. This is just ridiculous.

Well, again, my thought process isn't to talk for no reason but account for reasonable reactions to reading what we claim and keeping in mind all possible variable ways in which something may work & hold limits, when they're not straight forward. As long as there is some Vs Debates-related context to it, rather than pointlessly.

Why would you include evidence of a claim you then say probably isn't the case in pocket reality manipulation? Choose your interpretation and stick to it. The refutation doesn't cite anything, so it's not like you needed those links of supposed evidence to prove a point. It's just clutter.

I will move it to a Note listing those claims to shorten space, and have the Pocket Reality Manip say "While often said to be a "bottomless" stomach[Note], there isn't enough evidence for it to be infinite in size."

Fusion shouldn't be all blue, put the bulleted list to actual use

Ok on the blue. Those 3 uses should be fine in a bulleted list? They're all different, the first one is pretty notable (not that Kirby uses this IC anyway), the second is mildly useful, and the last one redundant for something he does to his weapons when gaining elemental powers.

No need for random quotes about Kirby being quirky

It says he splits up too, I put it there back when there was "less" evidence and someone could think it's just a noncanon game celebration. A recognition of the ability, on top of relating it with "Kirby being strange", built into the legitimacy of the power. "More than necessary", sure, ig I prefer that fault.

Duplication

Ok, so, I believe I wanted to move all those images into an album back then and leave the profile with less, but I forgot. I will eventually do that. For ref of what I will say next.

in this case the duplicates which only appear for dancing tooooootally retaining full functionality of the normal guy despite this not being something intuitively accepted

Right next to it it says "(e.g. they can eat food sent by the original Kirby for the latter to take points from, or even replace the original should this one die, but that was only shown once)", which the gallery next to it shows. They can also use their own Copy Abilities as shown there.

None of this section [...] needs to be here. It's the one below the first sentence on "Super Abilities."

Well, one would otherwise believe they're well above, if not absurdly above Kirby's own stats or what his Copy Abilities can do, it needs to be said that they became "only a bit better" in those regards. A collapsible box can be used.

That third paragraph needs to be cut down too.

Sure, I will try.

All in all, reading this profile closely has caused me to come to the conclusion that it's probably deliberately hiding wank by bloat in a manner akin to the old /tg/ old man henderson background. Not really what you want your profile to do.

Uff. I never did imagine one would conclude that.

I'd be happy to offer alternative phrasings to specific passages on request

Whichever you want. There are definitely things that on second view could have been shorter.

this issue is everywhere in the profile, even the classification section (somehow???)

Let me evaluate that:
 
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I agree, and on the topic of Kirby pages, this is minor but I dislike the usage of fan translations for the pages' quotes. They're better for the sake of accuracy, when it comes to battleboarding, but they're really stilted and sometimes so literal they don't even make sense. Magolor's page is a good example.

Official translation: "The shattered crown was scattered across dimensions, as were Magolor's powers. Now he seeks to reclaim them! Is this a journey of penance or revenge? And what surprises away at the end?!" neat, punchy, simple to understand.

Fan translation: "The crown shatters, and falls to Another Sky. Magolor embarks on a journey to collect power that was scattered. Whether this is a journey of atonement or a journey of revenge, only he is aware of his true feelings. What kind of shocking conclusion awaits at the end of his journey!?" Contains several grammatical errors, is worded very awkwardly and generally makes little sense if you don't already know what it's talking about.
Well, for that case, sure.

In general, honestly official Kirby translations are the bane of my existence, they always miss out tiny bits that build into something larger and mislead into implying something that one thinks it's consistent with other things when that's all wrong. And obviously one sees the mistranslations over and over when looking at scaling & abilities in gameplay & cutscenes, having less time to understand "wait, so this meant this" than if they were always seeing the fan translations.

On the Magolor quote for example,
  • I would guess "he seeks to reclaim them" refers to "Magolor's powers", not the crown's, but the Jap. version makes it more clear. So someone reading the page would read that quote, and then the correct version when needed to for scaling, needing to only keep in mind the one that matters.
  • The series has this worldbuilding thing where they refer to universes as "skies", either at random or when it otherwise makes 0 sense for real skies to be talked about. So that's something originally intended to see & say "Hey, they did that thing again" that gets missed out for a more logically-sounding sentence, which one could argue has more weight.
But again, either is fine for Magolor's profile.
Honestly, I'm checking Kirby on other wikis, and this is much more readable, no offense.

@The_Pink_God did it if you wonder.


Ah.
If Efi doesn't arrive, someone is gonna have to do his job for him, and he can't bitch because he was given plenty of chances to come.
You said that at day 2 tho.
 
My plan was to add all the stuff from the CRT due to how big it was & how many profiles it went over, and then look at all the notifications I had and see to them as to not divide attention, so that's why it took me so long. Sorry for the inconveniences. Though I was looking at the CRT related to what I was doing, if a comment was made there about not liking the profiles I would have stopped sooner. In any case, it doesn't matter now.
 
Should I link a sandbox where I shorten or fix everything, and apply things as they're first agreed here?
 
Did you know that the Kirby profile was pumped full of so much hot air that local glowie Wokistan had to invent 34 rules on the Versus Battles Wiki to prevent it from bursting? Google Kirby Inflation Rule 34 to learn more!*

*Do not actually do this.
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And no don't interpret this as me looking that up like I know at least one of you will. I won't name names Reaper.
Should I link a sandbox where I shorten or fix everything, and apply things as they're first agreed here?
Yeah that'd be preferable so people can view the formatting and stuff before its fully applied
 
Well, for that case, sure.

In general, honestly official Kirby translations are the bane of my existence, they always miss out tiny bits that build into something larger and mislead into implying something that one thinks it's consistent with other things when that's all wrong. And obviously one sees the mistranslations over and over when looking at scaling & abilities in gameplay & cutscenes, having less time to understand "wait, so this meant this" than if they were always seeing the fan translations.

On the Magolor quote for example,
  • I would guess "he seeks to reclaim them" refers to "Magolor's powers", not the crown's, but the Jap. version makes it more clear. So someone reading the page would read that quote, and then the correct version when needed to for scaling, needing to only keep in mind the one that matters.
  • The series has this worldbuilding thing where they refer to universes as "skies", either at random or when it otherwise makes 0 sense for real skies to be talked about. So that's something originally intended to see & say "Hey, they did that thing again" that gets missed out for a more logically-sounding sentence, which one could argue has more weight.
But again, either is fine for Magolor's profile.
I think it's for all of them, not just Magolor. I would honestly prefer having no quotes over the poorly fan-translated ones, they're just not pleasant to read in a casual setting. But I would seriously doubt that the official quotes would really do that much harm to add in for flavor.
 
You mean things like Mixed Ability, Super Abilities, Limited Use Abilities being all covered at once with 1 of those, ok.
I would actually say that there should be some form of separation between those types and normal abilities.
I disagree.
  • 1 set intelligence by our standards would make him a Genius because he grabbed a wrench and built a spaceship he used to fly in space shoot some enemies. Our Intelligence page also animates to have separations like what Kirby has.
  • As for "write an essay", rough topic, but I will defend it.
    • His general general intelligence is below average, not elaborating on that will miss out "what does it mean to be Kirby", essentially, a dumb character like him can do 20 different actions, some being pretty competent & impressive, in a way that he's still a dumb character. Not to mention what type of things he would do based on what situations he's in, I believe that should be properly expressed.
    • In combat, one would normally see a Combat Genius in profiles like that, but half of the time I don't think the feats given reach that & feel like it's exaggerated. It's hard to qualify, but I believe it should be judged by seeing what they can do, properly. So no issue with an essay there.
I think you could just do "At least Below Average, Above Average in combat, Genius regarding technology" or something. I feel like you could argue those feats don't really work for Genius but I'm not going to here.
One wouldn't know if not told what Kirby has seen and been unbothered by; Imagine someone puts Kirby up against a horror character, then another tries to look things up to evaluate how it would go down, it would be reasonable for any random person to still think "Kirby would get traumatized by [X], petrified/messing his decision-making", because he looks & acts like a small plushie. People need to first be told by someone, which I believe is us. Yes, that is a form of intelligence, it's experience & emotional intelligence.

If character A can beat up a giant monster with wings then good for them. If character B can do the same, + is purposely able to first destroy the wings to have an easier time beating up the monster, then that's even better. Again, how is this not intelligence and not something you need to be told if you're a random person? I mean separate from the fact that it's a small detail.
I guess that's somewhat notable? But I would honestly list it in standard tactics over intelligence.
That doesn't seem proper, this is ( ...conservatively, unless one assumes everyone in the verse always has & had it via friendship) a different power that works on its own rules. "Feats" cover feats, not mechanics & new abilities, P&A does that.
I would list it as Enhanced AD then.
Define intuitive? For any regular person, a character like Kirby being that strong, let alone other characters w/o his combat record & connotations of power, is a massive pill to swallow. I'm talking about reasonable suspension of disbelief, not bad faith. I need to update the blogs in scaling, but that only covers "Boss 3 comes after boss 2. Boss 4 comes after boss 3 and was said to be stronger", the things every playable character would scale to, but not character-exclusive stuff happens in between that and connotations of power for playable characters, it's easier for the profiles to have all that. It's complicated, but I can see it shortened after the info can be accessed elsewhere.
I think laying out the scaling in a blog is better, especially given that I don't think the logic is super unquestionable. If you're afraid of people questioning Kirby's strength, I would list maybe one or two secondary feats like the meteor baseball minigame or megaton punch.
You mean the "Potential uses" part. For example when he bats a world-destroying meteor away and the meteor itself survives that for quite a while while destroying small moons over and over lined up in its trajectory, is this not Toon Force?
I would honestly just consider that a standard inaccuracy in a videogame that's clearly not concerned with scientifical verisimilitude.
 
I think you could just do "At least Below Average, Above Average in combat, Genius regarding technology" or something. I feel like you could argue those feats don't really work for Genius but I'm not going to here.
To be fair, Junko and Monaca have their intelligence feats separated from their intelligence section right to not bloat these.

Like, a lot of the optional info just needs to go in a "Feats" section.
 
To be fair, Junko and Monaca have their intelligence feats separated from their intelligence section right to not bloat these.
Honestly in their regards, given that they're primarily (at least i guess so for the latter given that I haven't played V3) intelligence-based characters, I wouldn't mind a super fat intelligence section. But that's neither here nor there ig.
 
I think it's for all of them, not just Magolor. I would honestly prefer having no quotes over the poorly fan-translated ones, they're just not pleasant to read in a casual setting. But I would seriously doubt that the official quotes would really do that much harm to add in for flavor.
Well, for me, I would more so take accuracy over being not being pleasant to read, and a lack of any quote or changing it for another quote over an inaccurate one if needed to. Tell me which ones you don't like and I will see.
I guess that's somewhat notable? But I would honestly list it in standard tactics over intelligence.
Well, if it's minor and situational "standard tactics" would not cover it, intelligence would. I'm moving most of it to a blog tho.

We will see the rest once it's on the sandbox.
 
Honestly in their regards, given that they're primarily (at least i guess so for the latter given that I haven't played V3) intelligence-based characters, I wouldn't mind a super fat intelligence section. But that's neither here nor there ig.
Monaca is not from V3 but UDG, which is between 2 and 3.

But besides that, I just think that for Kirby we should simply put the most important stuff in his primary sections (like its most impressive feats/scalings, for the P&A the most straightfoward showings of it, etc.) and then put all the rest in a feats section.

You don't need to list every single final boss in the AP section if they all scale to the same feat.
 
Well, for me, I would more so take accuracy over being not being pleasant to read, and a lack of any quote or changing it for another quote over an inaccurate one if needed to. Tell me which ones you don't like and I will see.
All of the translated ones, genuinely, I think they're just not well written. Which is fine, they're not meant to be, but I don't think they work at all in context. I still think the English ones are fine, a tiny smidge of inaccuracy for the sake of being much more effective is a fine trade when it comes to page quotes. But, I dunno, depends how others feel
 
As long as the translations aren't so incredibly different that the official one may as well be fanfiction I think it's fine to use the official translations for the quotes since they flow better than a more direct translation.
 
Well, for me, I would more so take accuracy over being not being pleasant to read, and a lack of any quote or changing it for another quote over an inaccurate one if needed to. Tell me which ones you don't like and I will see.
To kinda parrot what Armorchompy is saying, the directly translated quotes are best for when they're needed for scaling purposes and the like. But, if they're just for quotes on the page, it's best to go with what's more legible
 
Copy Abilities are done. If each Friend Abilities will one day in the far future get their own subsections in their box, as they have their own moves with different properties.
As long as the translations aren't so incredibly different that the official one may as well be fanfiction I think it's fine to use the official translations for the quotes since they flow better than a more direct translation.
Many translations are incredibly different than the official ones, not because they "may as well be fanfiction", but because the official translations are infamously terrible. Like Hypernova saying that Kirby's stomach becomes a black hole.
To kinda parrot what Armorchompy is saying, the directly translated quotes are best for when they're needed for scaling purposes and the like. But, if they're just for quotes on the page, it's best to go with what's more legible
I'm aware, my personal view on the matter is the same.
 
Well, I believe "Limited Immunity" sounds counterintuitive, while "having his bones manipulated" says things as they are.

I can respond any question, everyone feel free to ask.
Not necessarily. Because it is an immunity, just not to every kind of Bone Manipulation
 
Sure but "having his bones manipulated" says it all at once, whereas "Limited" stands for meaning that, which the reader needs to get, which will be quickly, but could be seen as pretentious with how uncommon "Limited Immunity" is and needing to stand for something rather than simply saying it.
 
Surely you could just specify in the justification that he’s immune to having his bones manipulated because he doesn’t have any.
That would imply he's immune to getting smacked with bones too, I guess
Technically, Bone Manipulation is; “the ability to manipulate one's own bones or that of others“, so you wouldn’t have to be immune to being hit by bones to have an Immunity to Bone Manipulation.
 
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