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:Calamareye seems fine since there's no other official English name, and I'd hesitate in taking a name from zelda.com, seeing as the site still states that the Magic Sword and Master Sword are one and the same. [[User:Zero-ELEC|Zero-ELEC]] ([[User talk:Zero-ELEC|talk]]) 01:12, 8 June 2014 (UTC) | |||
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Upon deleting his post here, KrytenKoro brought up an interesting point: the mini-boss is named Calamareye in the Prima guide. The page was moved to Omuai on the assumption that Calamareye was a fan-made name, which is not actually the case. Perhaps it should be moved back?
Now, the Prima guides' canonicity is questionable at best, especially before they became the official guides. Our canon policy lists them as ambiguous canon. However, there is precedent for using names from these guides despite differing Japanese names: see Camo Goblin and Bone Putter.
Alternatively, we could do away with the proper nouns and just call them squids like Zelda.com does.
Thoughts? — Hylian King [*] 02:28, 18 May 2014 (UTC)
- Calamareye seems fine since there's no other official English name, and I'd hesitate in taking a name from zelda.com, seeing as the site still states that the Magic Sword and Master Sword are one and the same. Zero-ELEC (talk) 01:12, 8 June 2014 (UTC)
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But how did people came up with the name Omuai then?
Maximus