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>> \\\"I\\\'m very against axing good web novel examples. I think a late arrival spoiler warning would be appropriate. Plus I don\\\'t think people who only watched the anime should really be opening character tabs for people like Wrath or Shiraori who they will know very little about from watching the anime alone. And it\\\'s not like Shiraori tropes are listed under Kumoko for the most part.\\\"
Yeah, I don\\\'t want to axe the web novel examples either, at least not entirely. I do think that a lot of the examples should be rewritten to account for either Light Novel information as well or rewritten to be less open about information from the later half of the plot though.
One issue with the entire page is that characters like Shiraori/Shiro, Sophia and Ariel are referenced very frequently. In particular, the name \\\"Shiraori\\\" alone is important because few people In-Universe know it, so as it is uncommonly referenced In-Universe, its prevalence in the article is very suspicious. If this identity is connected with \\\"White/Shiro\\\", the killer of Julius, it doesn\\\'t take much to deduce that someone so prominent could be the main character, whose own identity is left a mystery to the reader for a significant chunk of the story.
Characters like the aformentioned three, who are presented as antagonists early on, being referenced so often in a way that doesn\\\'t relate to their adversity to the protagonists indicates that they are seen in a different viewpont--as protagonists themselves, thus spoiling the different direction in which the series takes off in the later half.
Yeah, I don\\\'t want to axe the web novel examples either, at least not entirely. I do think that a lot of the examples should be rewritten to account for either Light Novel information as well or rewritten to be less open about information from the later half of the plot though.
One issue with the entire page is that characters like Shiraori/Shiro, Sophia and Ariel are referenced very frequently. In particular, the name \\\"Shiraori\\\" alone is important because few people In-Universe know it, so as it is uncommonly referenced In-Universe, its prevalence in the article is very suspicious. If this identity is connected with \\\"White/Shiro\\\", the killer of Julius, it doesn\\\'t take much to deduce that someone so prominent could be the main character, whose own identity is left a mystery to the reader for a significant chunk of the story.
Characters like the aformentioned three, who are presented as antagonists early on, being referenced so often in a way that doesn\\\'t relate to their adversity to the protagonists indicates that they are seen in a different viewpont--as protagonists themselves, thus spoiling the different direction in which the series takes off in the later half.
