User:Ahiijny

Oh hi, didn't see you there! I'm ahiijny and I like Nichijou I guess. You'll probably see me more active here when I have something important due soon that I should be working on instead.

I'm on the CITY Wikia too.

Pro-tips

 * [2018-09-16] I discovered this just now, but on a Wikia page, when you hover over an image, a faint little "i" in a circle appears in the bottom-right of the image. You can click that to directly open the image's description page without having to go through the Image Lightbox modal pop-up first.

Image Saucing Project

 * [2018-09-16] Since art theft sucks, it'd be nice if we could at the very least properly credit the fan art that has been uploaded to this wiki. (In the super ideal case, the uploader would get permission first, or the uploader would be the artist themselves...) So:
 * Possibly Helpful Resources:
 * Anime & Manga Stack Exchange: "Where is this picture from? How do I use Reverse Image Search to find the source of an anime/manga image?": Helpful index of lots of reverse-image search resources (be warned! sometimes these engines may give NSFW search results!):
 * iqdb is a good place to start. Searches Danbooru, Zerochan, Sankaku channel, among other places. You can upload an image or paste in the URL of an image. Also provides convenience links to SauceNao, Google Images, and TinEye after the search is complete.
 * SauceNao is pretty good at finding images on Pixiv, Nico Nico Seiga, and sometimes Twitter, even images that have since been removed.
 * Pixiv (possibly NSFW!): Lots of Japanese fanarts originate from here. They have a tagging system.
 * A good place to start is the "日常(あらゐけいいち)" tag.
 * There's also a "日常OPパロ" tag!
 * Danbooru (possibly NSFW!): A really well-tagged anime/manga-themed image booru, with images uploaded from lots of places; mainly Pixiv and Twitter. High-quality fan art can usually be found on this site. In most cases, the source link is listed.
 * A good place to start is the "nichijou" tag.
 * There's also an "arawi_keiichi_(style)" tag!
 * DeviantArt: Lots of Western fanarts originate from here. The tagging system is more freeform like Tumblr, so it may be harder to find things, but a good place to start is the "nichijou" tag.
 * Progress:
 * Sourced:
 * File:Cool pic of unknown origin.png:
 * File:K-On! 1.jpg:
 * File:671c273676f85c330501151c8e44f30a.jpg
 * File:Sakamoto.(Nichijou).240.627948.jpg
 * File:Shinonome.Hakase.240.629779.jpg
 * File:591-animal ears-apron-black eyes-black hair-cat ears-highres-kemonomimi mode-long hair-nichijou-open mouth-shinonome nano-tagme-tail-winding key.jpg
 * File:Mai and her pets.PNG
 * File:K-ON! 2.jpg
 * File:Nichijou and Madoka Magica.jpg
 * File:Hetalia.jpg
 * File:Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou.jpg
 * File:Vocaloid.jpg
 * File:Shingeki no Nichijou.PNG
 * File:Infinite Stratos.jpg
 * File:Kill la Kill and Nichijou.jpg
 * File:MmlhReN.jpg
 * File:Sasahara-and-Misato-nichijou-39705511-1280-1195.jpg
 * Unsourced:
 * See: Category:Unsourced
 * [2018-12-27] Image sourcing update:
 * Found the sources for a bunch more images. The only missing sources now are File:Oreimo.jpg (the Oreimo Nichijou OP parody) and File:6c7accfbff3303726b5e7539b5a2a1cb1304246634_full.jpg (the Yukko demotivational poster meme).

Detabbing Project

 * [2018-07-25] I think page tabs are not optimal for reading experience and discoverability. I started a discussion here: User blog:Ahiijny/On the usage of tabs in character pages
 * [2018-08-26] Update: People seem generally favourable towards removing tabs, so I guess I'll do that, then

Todo
Just a little list to help keep track of what I plan on doing in the future when (like a true procrastinator) I have something more important that I should be working on instead. Of course, anyone can decide to have a go at these tasks. I wouldn't complain about less work.


 * There has to be a more elegant way of cross-referencing the anime parts with their corresponding manga chapters/4koma. At the moment, we just have a bunch of "See also" links at the beginning of each manga chapter, linking to the appropriate anime part, which doesn't look very nice. Not sure how to go about this, though.
 * Include the Japanese name for each part, maybe in the format "Motivation" (やる気) or something idk
 * Manga volume release dates and ISBNs etc.
 * How to transclude individual sections from a page in another page? This would allow cross-reference pages, e.g. a Like Love page that has a list of all instances of Like Love in the anime for browsing convenience, and each summary would be transcluded from their respective pages so that they would automatically update whenever those sections get edited.
 * Segments:
 * Janken
 * Rope
 * Cool things
 * Dance
 * Short thoughts
 * A little miracle
 * This is... (-tte konnano!)
 * Non-sequiturs
 * Helvetica Standard
 * Like Love
 * Cross reference which episodes/chapters certain characters appear in. With proper citations etc.
 * Differences between anime and manga.
 * Discuss why changes were made? (I have a theory that Kyoani made it so that Nano didn't go to school in the beginning so that the anime would have sort of an overarching plot: Nano wanting to go to school, wanting to be a normal girl, wanting to fit in, wanting to remove her wind-up key, and finally her acceptance of the way things are at the end in episode 26...)
 * Not sure if a wikia is a good place for speculation, though. TvTropes might be a better place for that.
 * On the other hand, the Puella Magi wiki...