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- Name: Josh G.
- Location (when not at studying computer science at UIUC): a suburb of Chicago
- Nicknames: André (French)
- Instant Messanger Username (AIM): jcompwhiz
- Instant Messanger Username (YM): jcompwhiz
- Things that annoy me: Internet slang, improper spelling or grammar, and the number and difficulty of calculus, chemistry, and physics courses that I must take.
Licensing
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To Do List
- Improve InuYasha enough so that it can be a featured article. (See the featured article objections (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Featured_article_candidates/Archived_nominations&oldid=8509270#InuYasha) for information on what needs to be fixed.) Status: Minor changes made, added an experimental 'animation quality' section. Will continue sporadically. (It's too hard to address too many of the issues at once.)
Implement the consensus decision about the usage of Tetsusaiga vs. Tessaiga.Status: Done, now that searching finally works again.Draw pictures of InuYasha characters in Adobe Illustrator to use for their respective articles.Status: Cancelled in favor of the task below.- Upload DVD screenshots of InuYasha characters to use for their respective articles. Status: In progress. Finished Shippo, Kirara, and Kagome, although I would prefer a happier picture for Kagome. It's hard to find a full body shot though.
- Add citations to InuYasha articles. Status: Unsure if this is necessary, may seek community opinions.
Correct uses of 'comedic relief' and 'comedy relief'. (They should both be 'comic relief'.)Status: Done. Apparently there were not as many of these mistakes as I had thought.Correct uses of 'seiyuu' and 'seiyu'. Both of them should be 'seiyū' in Hepburn. I am also moving articles in Category:Seiyuu to Category:Seiyu.Status: Done. Thank you to Ranma9617 for his help and to anyone else who helped move articles.- Find or draw an artistic rendering of a phoenix to use in that article. Status: I found a picture, but it needs to be cropped.
- Add an original summary to Eragon to replace the book flap summary that is currently there. Status: Not started.
- Expand the Hanyō article, which is only a stub. Status: Having trouble finding reference materials on the subject.
- Add article about Timeline, one of my favorite books. Status: Not started.
- Add article about The Cat Who Came For Christmas, another of my favorite books. Status: Not started.
- Add article about Cleveland Amory, one of my favorite authors. Status: Not started.
Articles
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- I tend to work mostly on InuYasha articles and other articles related to anime or Japan.
- However, I sometimes do edit other articles that I come across, mostly doing copyediting.
- My first edit as a registered user was on June 27, 2004, although I did make a few anonymous edits before that.
Added Content
- Sōta Higurashi
- Kōga
- The 10th Kingdom
- Probably some others that I forgot.
Standards Crusade
Whenever I browse Wikipedia, I try to correct mistakes in Japan-related articles, especially by:
- Making sure that articles use Hepburn romanization and macrons.
- Adding kanji for Japanese concepts, where appropriate.
- Following the Manual of Style for Japan-related articles.
On the InuYasha page and on related character pages, I have also added kanji for the names of many of the minor characters.
Languages Known
(Learning languages is one of my favorite pastimes.)
- English (native)
- French (near-fluent, I took it for four years in high school and some in middle school as well)
- Japanese (still learning, I only know a little of it)
Favorite Books
(in no particular order, but Timeline is definitely first)
- Timeline by Michael Crichton
- Eragon by Christopher Paolini
- The Universe in a Nutshell by Stephen Hawking
- The Cat Who Came For Christmas by Cleveland Amory (and related books)
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams (and related books)
Favorite Movies
- Clue, directed by Jonathan Lynn
- Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, directed by Leonard Nimoy
- Spirited Away, directed by Miyazaki Hayao (name in Japanese order)
- Kiki's Delivery Service, also directed by Miyazaki Hayao
- The 10th Kingdom, directed by David Carson and Herbert Wise
Favorite TV Series
I don't watch TV much these days, but when I do, these are the shows that I watch:
- Inuyasha, created by Takahashi Rumiko
- Stargate: SG-1
Inuyasha Character Names
Inuyasha & Co.
Kanji | Kana | Literal | Hepburn |
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犬夜叉 | いぬや[しゃ] | (i-nu-ya-sha) | Inuyasha |
日暮 かごめ | ひぐらし かごめ | (hi-gu-ra-shi ka-go-me) | Kagome Higurashi |
七宝 | しつぽう | (shi-tsu-po-u) | Shippō |
弥勒 | みろく | (mi-ro-ku) | Miroku |
珊瑚 | さんご | (sa-n-go) | Sango |
Sesshōmaru & Co.
Kanji | Kana | Literal | Hepburn |
---|---|---|---|
殺生丸 | せつ[しょ]うまる | (se-tsu-sho-u-ma-ru) | Sesshōmaru |
None | りん | (ri-n) | Rin |
邪見 | [じゃ]けん | (ja-ke-n) | Jaken |
阿吽 | あうん | (a-u-n) | Ah-Un |
Naraku & Co.
Kanji | Kana | Literal | Hepburn |
---|---|---|---|
奈落 | ならく | (na-ra-ku) | Naraku |
神楽 | かぐら | (ka-gu-ra) | Kagura |
琥珀 | こはく | (ko-ha-ku) | Kohaku |
神無 | かんな | (ka-n-na) | Kanna |
Shichinintai
Kana | Literal | Hepburn |
---|---|---|
ばんこつ | (ba-n-ko-tsu) | Bankotsu |
れんこつ | (re-n-ko-tsu) | Renkotsu |
[じゃ]こつ | (ja-ko-tsu) | Jakotsu |
すいこつ | (su-i-ko-tsu) | Suikotsu |
むこつ | (mu-ko-tsu) | Mukotsu |
きんこつ | (gi-n-ko-tsu) | Ginkotsu |
[きょ]うこつ | (kyo-u-ko-tsu) | Kyōkotsu |
Miscellaneous Characters
Kanji | Kana | Literal | Hepburn |
---|---|---|---|
楓 | かえで | (ka-e-de) | Kaede |
桔梗 | き[きょ]お | (ki-kyo-o) | Kikyō |
鋼牙 | こうが | (ko-u-ga) | Kōga |
雲母 | きらら | (ki-ra-ra) | Kirara |
冥加 | [みょ]うが | (myo-u-ga) | Myōga |
北条 | ほう[じょ]う | (ho-u-jo-u) | Hōjō |
日暮 草太 | ひぐらし そうた | (hi-gu-ra-shi so-u-ta) | Sōta Higurashi |
八衛門(狸) | はちえもん(だぬき) | (ha-chi-e-mo-n [ta-nu-ki]) | Hachiemon (Tanuki) |