A few things
- ISBN-10: Isn't ISBN-10 outdated and isn't it easier to just remove it? E.g. Tokyopop only mentions an ISBN-13 number on their page and simply call it "ISBN". AFAIR it's similar with the official Japanese side. Or is it some (imho retarded) US-American thing again, like using wired dates or calling bodyegg "football", as Darkhorse mentiones ISBN-10?
- German release date: Tokyopop says both "Verfügbar: 10.2013" (that would be October) and "Dieser Artikel wird voraussichtlich ab Mittwoch, 11. September 2013 lieferbar sein." (that would be 11 September). As the later is more precisely, it sounds more realistic, and furthermore I've onced heard, that some publishers use wrong months informations, like calling an actual release in September a release in October. BTW: Wouldn't it be justified to use date-month-year for the German date as that the normally used format in Germany and AFAIK in most European countries?
- Pages: "Also, it's 274 pages (I know because I got mine in the mail yesterday :P)" - official English page still claims it 276 pages, see Darkhorse. Maybe they do count some last unnumbered pages too?
-Bernd 13:16, 29 March 2013 (UTC)
Category Listing
Considering that the Skyward Sword manga appears to be more of an added bonus included in Hyrule Historia, and has it's own page in the wiki, should this page still be categorized as Manga, or simply left to Book?--Appliance (talk) 00:19, 11 January 2014 (UTC)