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Formatting of pages for the Music category. (Under Construction)

Contents 1 Soundtrack Page 1.1 Title (title) 1.2 Kanji/Kana (kan) 1.3 Romaji (rom) 1.4 Translation (trans) 1.5 Additional Text (add) 1.6 Image (image) 1.7 Series (series) Not Yet Implemented 1.8 Catalog Code (code) 1.9 Release Date (rdate) 1.10 Language (lang) 1.11 Artist (artist) 2 Song Page

Soundtrack Page

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Title (title)

• Title of soundtrack

Kanji/Kana (kan)

• Title of soundtrack in kanji/kana

Romaji (rom)

• Title of soundtrack in roman alphabet

Translation (trans)

• Title of soundtrack translated

Additional Text (add)

• Additional text to go after the title, such as Single.

Image (image)

• Image of the soundtrack cover, usually in the format of the Code, but with an underscore.
  • ex: NECA_12345.jpg
  • ex:CD_noimage.jpg

Series (series) Not Yet Implemented

• Anime series the soundtrack is from, usually corresponds to what section the CD is in on the Digimon Discography page. May be implemented as a logo above the CD's image.

Catalog Code (code)

• Catalog code of the disk. Some soundtracks have more than one code, can be found on the Digimon Discography page.

Release Date (rdate)

• Original release date of the soundtrack. Playasia.com usually has this listed.

Language (lang)

• Language the soundtrack is in (Almost always Japanese).

Artist (artist)

• Artist(s) performing on the CD.

Song Page