Talk:Ume Aoki

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Singing[edit]

Ume-sensei did the vocals for one of the songs in Hidamari Sketch Character Mini Album - Hidachara (Track 6: Tobikiri Switch) 118.101.27.28 (talk) 15:46, 23 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Other Works[edit]

She has also done doujinishi sold at Comiket under the pen name "Apricot+." I'm currently hunting down all of them. So far I've found one HeartCatch Precure doujin, five original short manga, a Quiz Magical Acadamy doujin, and what apears to be a Ga-Rei-Zero doujin with two Vocaloid artwork. I suspect there to be more, but am not sure. —Preceding unsigned comment added by REA0002 (talk • contribs) 04:32, 26 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Proposal: Rename/move article to "aokiume"[edit]

According to my four citations/sources, including one from the Aniplex USA Facebook page-master (or whatever you want to call him)--her official name "in English" is aokiume. This comes directly from aokiume herself.

Sources: Her official twitter.

Her official homepage.

The Madoka Magica USA Limited Edition vol.1 preview image

The Madoka Magica USA official Facebook page, I quote the entire post here:

"There has been some questions regarding the correct spelling of the Character Designer for Madoka Magica. To Clarify, the Confirmed English Spelling from Japan is "aokiume". Again this was confirmed from Japan from the character designer herself." [sic]

There is no question anymore that her "official English name" is aokiume. I, a little over one week ago, added a redirect from "aokiume" to this page, but I propose that the whole page be moved over to aokiume and that Aoki Ume and Ume Aoki redirect to aokiume. I don't want to do this edit by myself without any other people's input, as it's too major.

(Mirrinigma (talk) 21:13, 19 December 2011 (UTC))[reply]

Translation of "Apply Fujimiya"[edit]

I can't find a reliable source for translating 藤宮アプリ as Apply Fujimiya, and while I'm prepared to leave it in the article for now I'm somewhat tentative --Rhotias (talk) 18:56, 2 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]