User talk:Take Fumikô

Chimera note
Listen, I'm not saying that you made it up or that it's inaccurate. I'm saying that for this particular page, that is unnecessary and sort of out of place. The word chimera is the same in Japanese as it is in English and is a word that did not originate in FMA, so including that extra bit is redundant. I really appreciate the effort you put into obtaining that information and encourage you to continue working on other pages where you feel something is lacking, but in this particular instance, it isn't necessary to put a note for the Japanese pronunciation of a long-standing English word that is pronounced the same in both languages. CorbeauKarasu (talk) 21:23, December 27, 2014 (UTC)

I'm not sure what you're trying to say. Edward and Armstrong are characters who originated in the series. I'm not just saying "I don't like your edit", I'm saying it's redundant here. You're saying something about kanji and I don't know what you're trying to get across. You mean the kanji for chimera is pronounced differently or has a longstanding Japanese history of its own? Because what I'm saying is that if you have a page about "Anime", there's no need to put a parenthetical after the page's title explaining that the word "Anime" is known in Japan as "(Anime)". This is that same situation as far as I can see. CorbeauKarasu (talk) 21:38, December 28, 2014 (UTC)