User talk:Maxim/Archive 1

Sorry.

I'm the one who deleted the European names. This is probably a pathetic excuse, but the reason for it is that I wanted to sort of "clean" the article. I would change the name of the article to "Rival", but that would prove to be too controversial. I kind of have obsessive-compulsive behavior, and try to make everything Japanese.

I'm sorry. I sure can ramble. Do you at least know what I'm talking about, just a little?

P.S. I have no problem with the European names.

Correct reverting of a vandalized move

1. If a page was moved by a vandal, the right way to revert the move is by going to the Move Log, finding the move on the list there, and clicking on the revert button.
2. The correct capitalization of pages such as the one you moved is Casual dude, not Casual Dude.

User142 | Talk 10:23, 12 January 2006 (CST)

Only sysops have access to a revert button of any kind. - 振霖_T 02:53, 13 January 2006 (CST)

Even when you're not logged in, the revert button in the Move Log is there, and if you are logged in it opens a normal revert screen with the correct name.User142 | Talk 01:34, 15 January 2006 (CST)

Seagallop

Seagallop may be seen traveling east from Vermillion City to any one of the Sevii Islands, but logic dictates that it is actually going south -- going by the map from which it is clear that east to Vermillion City is the rest of Kanto. The reason the game designers chose to make it appear that the ferry was going south was not unlike their reason for rotating the Hoenn map -- the Game Boy Advance has a horizontal-oriented screen. Unown Lord

I have better prooves of Seviis Location. 1. In the official FR/LG Kanto map you can see a Seagallop. It's on the water near Fuchsia City. And it is APPARENTLY heading east. 2. On the Orange Islands map you can see the whole Kanto & Johto mainland. And Orange Islands are DIRECT south of Kanto. There's nothing either north or south of them. These are canon prooves. Not fanon speculation like yours. --Maxim 15:38, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

Kanto

Sevii Islands

New Island

Orange Islands --Greengiant 17:19, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

But this map doesn't really show the location of these islands. They're in separated "boxes" and separated from rest of map (they aren't shown south of Kanto on this map, these are SEPARATE MAPS!). So, this map does not suggest anything --Maxim 17:42, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

Gen III Korean names

You stated on this talk page that you have the Korean names of the 3rd Gen Pokémon. Where did you find them? I'd at least like to add the hangul to the list. MK 10:49, 12 February 2007 (UTC)