Bob Esponja Wiki
Bob Esponja Wiki
¿SpongeBob SquarePants?

Este artículo fue copiado de Encyclopedia SpongeBobia
Ayude a Bob Esponja Wiki traduciendo este artículo al español

Directriz

Esta página documenta una directriz de Bob Esponja Wiki. Este es un estándar aceptado que los editores deben seguir con el fin de mejorar la calidad del contenido en la wiki.


Políticas de Bob Esponja Wiki

Contenido
ContenidoFuentesDisputa de contenidoBorradoManual de estiloCategoríasGlosarioCopyright

Guía de diseño
PersonajesEpisodiosCréditosGaleríasTranscripcionesObjetosMúsicaPersonasVideojuegosVídeosMedios en el universoSeries internacionalesVídeo domésticoCómicsNombres en otros idiomas

Interacción
Conducta del usuarioComunicaciónChat de DiscordPropuestasBloqueoDerechos de usuarioJuegosConcursosPublicidadFirmasActividad del usuarioPrivacidadComentariosPáginas de discusión

Esta página proporciona los detalles en el diseño y formato usado en artículos de episodios de Bob Esponja y sus spin-offs.

Esquema de nombres

Se Busca Ayuda
Se Busca Ayuda/transcripción
Se Busca Ayuda/galería
Se Busca Ayuda, La Aspiradora y Tomemos el Té (créditos)
Discusión:Se Busca Ayuda

General

A continuación se exponen las directrices generales para los artículos sobre episodios.

  • A. Tabla de contenidos - habrá una tabla de contenidos.
  • B. Cabecera - la cabecera del artículo se genera a partir de la plantilla infobox.

Plantillas asociadas

Formato

Infobox

La infobox para artículos de episodios es una plantilla localizada arriba de la página, incluyendo información clave sobre este episodio.

Contenidos del infobox
  • Título del episodio
  • Una imagen de la tarjeta de título (sin logotipos ni espacios en blanco/negro adicionales)
  • La temporada #
  • El episodio #
  • The original U.S. air date and international premieres.
  • All credits that appear in the opening credits will be listed; the other credits will be listed on their own subpage.
  • All guests will be listed from all sources, which includes:
  • All recurring and "one appearance" characters that are significantly important for the episode
  • If not portrayed by any of the main cast members.
  • Everyone that is strictly specified as a guest in the pre-episode cast or in credits
  • All music composers and people that appeared as themselves
  • The chronology (succeeding and preceding episode)
  • A link to the full list of episodes

All other information currently on the template will gradually be placed in other, more relevant sections. Do not remove any information because we changed the format. Be sure to move the new information to the correct location on the new format.

Character list

The character list will be in this format:

===Characters===
*Character 1
*Character 2
*Character 3 {{Debut}}

All characters will be listed in order of their appearance (even if a narrator speaks first, they will be listed first). As needed, templates such as Template:Debut, Template:Mentioned, and Template:Cameo can be used to indicate notes about their appearance. Any notes, such as if the character is in a dream sequence or a deleted scene, can be listed using Template:Sup.

Section 1: Synopsis

The first section is called "Synopsis." It will be a summary of the episode. Do not over link. Only link place names once. Also, make sure the synopsis is written in present-tense.

The maximum image size in the synopsis section should be 200px. There is a maximum of two images in episode summaries, four in double length episodes, six in movie articles. If an episode article needs to exceed that image limit, please inform an administrator who can review that case.

Section 2: Production

The second section is called "Production" and will be broken down into four subsections.

Section 2a: Development

This subsection will cover the development of the episode. This subsection will include details on how the episode was made, including timeline of the episode's production, art, storyboards, behind the scenes, production notes, deleted scenes, and how certain voice actors were cast, and any other details deemed necessary.

Section 2b: Music

This subsection will list the music in the episode. It will have maximally two parts.

Chronological list

There are three different templates for three different kind of music:

Production music (‣):
{{APM-article|name|artist(s)|stage direction or a "quote"}} <!-- if a track has its own page -->
{{APM|first letter or #|name|artist(s)|stage direction or a "quote"}} <!-- If a track does not have its own page -->

Original music (•):
{{OM|name|artist(s)|stage direction or a "quote"}} <!-- if a track has its own page -->
{{OM-nonarticle|first letter or #|name|artist(s)|stage direction or a "quote"}} <!-- If a track does not have its own page -->

SpongeBob music (◦):
{{SB|name|artist(s)|stage direction or a "quote"}}

This part will begin with the Template:MLegend which explains the bullets of all three diferent types. The template will be followed by a chronological list of all music used in the episode. Be sure to provide a full description of when a track is used in the episode. Here is the usage example of the most common lines in the list:

{{MLegend}}
{{APM||||Patrick at the door}}
{{APM|h|Heroes Win|Gregor F. Narholz|"Oh, yeah? Watch this!"}}
{{APM|r|Rock-a-Bye Baby|''traditional''|title card}}
{{APM|d|The Drunken Sailor||patty gadget buried underground}}
{{OM|War Blowers|The Blue Hawaiians|plays throughout}}
{{OM||Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield|ending}}
{{SB|He's Flying|Eban Schletter, Paul Tibbitt, Kent Osborne}}
{{SB|Ripped Pants (song){{!}}Ripped Pants|Peter Straus, Paul Tibbitt}}
{{SB||Steven Banks, Zeus Cervas, Erik Wiese, Andy Paley|Squidly sings}}
 ) Música de producción asociada
 ) Música original
 ) Música de Bob Esponja

  ? [Patrick at the door]
  Heroes Win - Gregor F. Narholz ["Oh, yeah? Watch this!"]
  Rock-a-Bye Baby - traditional [title card]
  The Drunken Sailor - ? [patty gadget buried underground]
  War Blowers - The Blue Hawaiians [plays throughout]
  ? - Sage Guyton, Jeremy Wakefield [ending]
  He's Flying - Eban Schletter, Paul Tibbitt, Kent Osborne
  Ripped Pants - Peter Straus, Paul Tibbitt
  ? - Steven Banks, Zeus Cervas, Erik Wiese, Andy Paley [Squidly sings]

Notes

If music line requires additional information, you will need to put one or more asterisks (*) at the end of a artist(s) parameter and explain them using Template:Note. The template(s) needs to be devided from a chronological list by an empty row in the source code. Here is the usage example on the tracks from Employee of the Month:

{{APM|a|Agent Woodrow|The Woodies*|SpongeBob spying on Squidward}}
{{APM|m|Mavericks|The Woodies**|they race to the Krusty Krab}}

{{Note|1|on the Season 1 DVD, this is replaced with "Hercule Poirot" by Gerhard Trede}}
{{Note|2|on the Season 1 DVD, this is replaced with "El Dementia" by The Surfdusters}}

  Agent Woodrow - The Woodies* [SpongeBob spying on Squidward]
  Mavericks - The Woodies** [they race to the Krusty Krab]

Plantilla:Note Plantilla:Note

Section 2c: Release

This subsection will cover pre-release and post-release of the episode. Pre-release would include the advertising and marketing of the episode, while post-release would include later changes made to the episode, and DVD and digital releases.

Section 2d: Reception

This subsection will cover how the episode was received by viewers and critics. This will include site reviews (episode reviews and lists featuring said episode on news and review sites, a maximum of five is allowed). This subsection will also include any awards the episode received, and marathon rankings. However, general and personal reception is not allowed.

For the Best Day Ever and SpongeBash marathon ranks, use Template:Rank but omit "#" when filling parameters:

  • {{Rank|title|BDE=|SB=}}

Section 3: Trivia

The third section will consist of trivia.

If an article contains a longer list of trivia, it can be broken down into the following categories, in order:

  • 1. General - contains all general and miscellaneous trivia not covered by the other sections.
  • 2. Dub facts - contains all changes related to international dubs of the episode.
  • 3. Episode references - contains all direct references to other episodes. Notable plot similarities and other commonalities between episodes should be mentioned in "General" instead.
  • 4. Cultural references - contains all cultural references.
  • 5. Errors - contains all errors in the episode. The following should not be included in this section:
    • Errors not within the episode itself (such as incorrect captioning or cable guide display)
    • Duplicate background characters/Incidentals
    • Continuity errors, unless the error exists within the one episode
    • Cartoon logic

Each trivia subsection shall appear as follows:

==Trivia==
===General===

===Dub facts===

===Episode references===

===Cultural references===

===Errors===

Section 4: Videos

Related videos to the episode, such as promos or clips.

Section 5: Names in other languages

This section will include titles of the episode in other languages and their English translations. See ESB:Names in other languages for more information.

Section 6: References

A list of references.

Example

An example of an article that follows these guidelines very well is "Help Wanted."

Template

{{Episode
|title = <!-- Name of episode -->
|titlecard = <!-- Title card -->
|seasonnumber = <!-- Season number (numeral) -->
|episodenumber = <!-- Episode number -->
|airdate = {{Time|DATE}}, {{Time|YEAR}} <!-- English-speaking countries (the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom/Ireland, Australia/New Zealand) --> {{SeeMore}} {{Time|DATE}}, {{Time|YEAR}} <!-- Non English-speaking countries --> {{SeeMoreEnd}}
|sisterep = <!-- Episodes this one is paired with, if any -->
|guests = <!-- Guests (if any) -->
|writer = 
|storyboard artist = 
|supervising producer = 
|director = 
|director-storyboard = 
|director-animation = 
|director-creative = 
|director-technical = 
|briefsummary = <!-- summarize the episode in one sentence -->
}}
*Avoid rewriting summaries for the sake of it. They should only be changed if they are factually incorrect, unclear, or do not represent the episode.
*Summaries should be kept consistent between season and episode articles. If there are two different ones, the one that is more accurate should stay. If they are about equal, the one that was written first should stay.

===Characters===
*List the characters from the cast here, in order of appearance
*[[Character]]

==Synopsis==
Type the plot of the episode here.

==Production==
===Development===
Describe the production process of this episode. Include production timeline, art, storyboards, behind the scenes, and production notes. Can be split into subsections as needed

===Music===
{{APMtitle}}
*List of production music

{{OMtitle}}
*List of original music

{{SBtitle}}
*[[Link to song]]

===Release===
Describe advertising, marketing, and distribution

==Reception==
Describe details on how this episode was received by fans/critics. Include critical reviews, marathon rankings, awards, and legacy.

==Trivia==
===General===
*List general trivia here, if any.

===Dub facts===
*Changes in international dubs go in their own subsection

===Episode references===
*Episode references go in their own subsection

===Cultural references===
*Cultural references go in their own subsection

===Errors===
*Errors go in their own subsection

==Videos==
Include videos (promos, clips, etc.) if any

==Names in other languages==
Use [[Template:Foreign names]] to include titles of the episode in other languages and translations.

==References==
{{Reflist}}
<!--Notes are listed here; Use <ref>NOTE</ref> after the place you are noting.-->

<!--do not worry about categories; the article categories are already generated from the data entered in the Infobox-->