Talk:Relm Arrowny

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I believe it's inaccurate that Relm speaks profanely in the original Japanese version, though I don't speak Japanese myself. The best I can do is reference Lina Darkstar's recent fan-translation.

Recent IP edits on Relm and Strago[edit]

I'm undoing the second-to-latest edit. The tone is wrong for an encyclopedia article ("OMG I heard a rumor that XYZ!!" and what's the deal with "Quote Following"?), and it's way too vague (who said that? NPC = what, non-player character?). This bit of information could be appropriate for the article, I think, but it should be revised to say, "XYZ townperson in Thamasa supports this, claiming that Relm is the daughter of a friend of Strago, not Strago himself." I hope this makes sense.

I just noticed this was also added to the Quotes section, which is probably more appropriate than just sticking it in the middle of the article (especially with a bunch of line breaks instead of proper quotation formatting), but at the same time I'm not sure if that section is just for quotes about the actual character. I'll leave this for someone more familiar w/ the Final Fantasy Project to figure out for now (and fix its formatting as well). Peter 01:25, 26 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Relm Is Fooey[edit]

Just sayin'. CronoDAS 22:10, 16 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

...I'm sorry? No foruming please.—ウルタプ 05:23, 17 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Trivia?[edit]

One of the bits of trivia is "Relm referred to herself in the third person in the Japanese version." I'm not sure that this really matters enough to be considered trivia; it's very common for young girls to refer to themselves in third person in Japanese. There's really nothing noteworthy about it.