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[[File:Homerun-chan strike one.png|right]] | {{Infobox_character | ||
|name=Homerun-chan | |||
|image=[[File:Homerun-chan strike one.png|right]] | |||
|jname=ホームランちゃん (Homerun-chan) | |||
|seiyuu=N/A | |||
}} | |||
==Official Info== | |||
Sysop #2. Underling of [[User:0x99|0x99]]. Started the [http://madoka.wikia.com first wiki], before it got replaced with this one. | |||
Main areas of activity: | |||
* Threads archieving | |||
* Nerdy stuff like [[Population dynamics]] | |||
* Random administrative stuff (refactoring pages, checking the edits, asking people to do things, ...) | |||
* Hanging around on the IRC and lurking twitter | |||
==Speculations and Observations== | |||
His/her/its name might be a reference to [[Homura Akemi]], a character appearing in the anime [[Main Page|Puella Magi Madoka Magica]], and who was nicknamed "Homerun-chan" by westerners (and some Japanese fans as well). | |||
==Trivia== | |||
His/her/its name is written in katakana and hiragana, which have no special meanings. However, when written in latin letters, it can mean: | |||
* Homerun, a special move in baseball | |||
==Links== | |||
*[[User talk:Homerun-chan|Homerun-chan's talkpage]], whenever you need to contact him/her/it | |||
Revision as of 21:48, 22 March 2011
| Homerun-chan | |
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| Japanese Name | ホームランちゃん (Homerun-chan) |
| Seiyū | N/A |
Official Info
Sysop #2. Underling of 0x99. Started the first wiki, before it got replaced with this one.
Main areas of activity:
- Threads archieving
- Nerdy stuff like Population dynamics
- Random administrative stuff (refactoring pages, checking the edits, asking people to do things, ...)
- Hanging around on the IRC and lurking twitter
Speculations and Observations
His/her/its name might be a reference to Homura Akemi, a character appearing in the anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and who was nicknamed "Homerun-chan" by westerners (and some Japanese fans as well).
Trivia
His/her/its name is written in katakana and hiragana, which have no special meanings. However, when written in latin letters, it can mean:
- Homerun, a special move in baseball
Links
- Homerun-chan's talkpage, whenever you need to contact him/her/it