The World of Otome Game is Tough for Mobs Wiki: Article Guidelines

Welcome to ! This page is a set of guidelines to help keep articles organized and formatted in a consistent manner.

Articles which don't meet these guidelines, for the most part, should be marked with a   tag.

General

 * Articles should be written in American English, as the official English translation uses such.
 * Instances such as "dialogue", "monologue" and so on are an exception.
 * Articles should be written from a neutral and unbiased perspective.
 * Speculation and ambiguous information are not allowed in articles.
 * Character chronologies and light novel/manga/anime summaries should be written in past tense.
 * Chronologies should be written as if they take place in the The World of Otome Game is Tough for Mobs universe. As such, sentences such as "In Chapter X" or "In Episode X" should be avoided.

Article Layout

 * Note: Recommended to use source editor (classic editor) instead of new feature Edit for better editing article.

Character pages

 * 1) Stub: Template -   
 * 2) Tabber (only if the character is significant)
 * 3) Infobox: Template -   
 * 4) Quote (if applicable; should be notable and reflect the personality of the character): Template -   
 * 5) Nihongo: Template -   
 * 6) Appearance
 * 7) Personality
 * 8) Story Overview
 * 9) Relationships
 * 10) Abilities (If character possessed any ability/skill)
 * 11) Trivia (bullet list, optional)
 * 12) Gallery
 * 13) References: Template -   

Light Novel volumes

 * 1) Tabber
 * 2) Infobox: Template -   
 * 3) Official Synopsis
 * 4) Chapters (bullet list)
 * 5) Summary
 * 6) Adaptation Notes
 * 7) Illustrations: Template -   
 * 8) References

Manga volumes

 * 1) Infobox: Template -  
 * 2) Synopsis
 * 3) Chapter (bullet list)
 * 4) Plot
 * 5) Adaptation Notes
 * 6) References

Trivia
What does not count as trivia:
 * WN contents. Reason: The contents has already changed from the original story. It will only contradict the canon sources such as light novel and manga.
 * Speculation.
 * Information that can be deduced from the observation of the subject (e.g. plot details)
 * Previously stated information (appearance, personality, etc.)