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xNaminéx - 大キライだけど好き!
TALK - I am...glad.
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OK...If Anti Form is separated by a space, then why was the Anti Form page allowed to be changed to AntiForm? Every time the phrase "Anti Form" is used, was also changed to Antiform, so it's not as if anyone thought it was wrong.
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KrytenKoro - "Because I knew something he didn't. I knew that I was lying. Seriously, sir. 'No silicon heaven'? Where would all of the calculators go?"
TALK -
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I don't know about other uses, but the guide and all official sources call it "Anti Form", and that's how the other forms are parsed. Anti Form is not AntiSora, so I think someone got the two mixed up.
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xNaminéx - 大キライだけど好き!
TALK - I am...glad.
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If that's the case, I'll make the appropriate changes to the Anti Form page. Thank you, KrytenKoro.
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Rules of thumb!
Something is considered a Form if:
- The game specifically calls it a Form.
- The journal specifically calls it a Form.
- It gets a separate, permanent entry in the Journal, like Riku's Halloween Form.
- Nomura explicitly says "this is a form".
OTHERWISE, if a "form" can be covered completely in the parent article, it does not go on this template. It does not get its own page.Glorious CHAOS! 01:37, May 4, 2010 (UTC)
