Talk:Log Horizon

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Log Horizon Guild.[edit]

Can you reference a source which >exactly< states that a guild called Log Horizon exists? Since this also involves the main characters—if this plot mechanism was not established at the start of the series then it shouldn't be here, though I havent't been focusing much on this series. Also the WikiProject consensus is that there needs to be a section listing the Main Characters; if this means renaming it from something else then so be it. —KirtZ^Message 09:35, 9 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

The light novels. And yeah though this isn't exactly a reliable source, here is Log Horizon's Japanese Wikipedia page. Freezingfield (talk) 09:44, 9 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

I mean like somewhere exactly in the novels or another notable source where the characters/or author actually says something like, "Lets form a guild called "Log Horizon" since we already spend all our time together." or maybe another character mentions it. I've been having a hard time believing that this guild exists (See edit history) when I've seen no sort of formal agreement in the series, sort of like everyone just accepts it as a way to group the characters. Especially since Shiroe keeps going on about how he dislikes guilds. Maybe its just my precisive nature at work and I might just be over-thinking things. —KirtZ^Message 09:56, 9 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

It's not that far off from where the anime currently is. Quoting from the Japanese Wikipedia "間関係による束縛を嫌ってギルドに所属することを避けていたが、「大災害」での出来事を経て直継、アカツキ、にゃん太とともにギルド「記録の地平線（ログ・ホライズン）」を設立、そのギルドマスターとなる。" Shiroe indeed hated forming guilds at first but formed it anyway, Shiroe is the guild master even. Freezingfield (talk) 10:04, 9 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Good enough, I guess. —KirtZ^Message 10:08, 9 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Quick assessments[edit]

Nihongo Lead=yes?
No text to introduce novel section? This is why I failed B3.
Keep the infobox simple and general reader friendly. I'm referring to the published online and paper thing.
Consider keeping only the most notable adaptions on the infobox, so exclude the low profile manga adaptions.
"Log Horizon Season 1" I don't think that's what the first anime adaption's name is.
Not an issue but why are the tables kept at 70%? It looks fine on default zoom but on the zoom I edit at ([1] remove when link is dead).
Consider turning some of those tables into prose. It's something I do for low profile adaptions that don't need summaries. (Tales of Graces) Else, you can always transfer the tables to a chapter list if they have enough content to warrant one.
Since this series is new, try finding better sources than amazon.

DragonZero (Talk · Contribs) 06:28, 11 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Novel titles[edit]

8th novel's english title should be "The Skylarks Stretch Their Wings" (lit. "Skylarks' Wing Flapping"). A "hibari" is a skylark, a sparrow would be "suzume".

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