
Juromaru (''Jūrōmaru'') is a character in the anime and manga series ''InuYasha''. Juromaru is Naraku's 4th detachments; he is introduced wearing chains and a metal mask. After the chains and mask are removed he attacks Naraku's doppleganger before attacking InuYasha (character). During the fight it is discovered that Kageromaru (''Kagerōmaru'') resides in Juromaru's stomach and was released after the mask was removed. == Abilities == Super Speed-Like his brother, Juromaru is very fast, so even Koga (InuYasha) (''Kōga'') has a hard time keeping up with him.
Why is this page at 'Jûromaru' instead of 'Juromaru'? According to the relevant Wikipedia:Manual of Style for Japan-related articles#Romanization, article titles should use short vowels. Even if 'Jûromaru' is the most common form, (which I doubt, since Google finds nothing for 'Jûromaru', yet 436 pages for 'Juromaru') few people will go through the trouble of typing in 'Jûromaru'. That is not to say that long vowels should not be indicated anywhere in the article, just that they should not be in the article title. Instead, long vowels should be shown in the first reference to the topic (preferably with macron, as it recommends in the aforementioned Wikipedia:Manual of Style for Japan-related articles#Romanization). A good example is the Koga (InuYasha character) article. --User:JoshG 22:18, Jul 27, 2004 (UTC) :Well, there do not seem to be any objections, so I am moving the article to 'Juromaru'. -- User:JoshG 05:26, Aug 2, 2004 (UTC) :I changed my mind, I am going to mention this on the talk:InuYasha to try and get more input first. -- User:JoshG 06:16, Aug 2, 2004 (UTC) :I concur... -- User:Emperorbma|User talk:Emperorbma 20:11, 2 Aug 2004 (UTC) :The matter is done with. It has been moved to "Juromaru". :) User:WhisperToMe 23:03, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC)
== Juromaru picture == You appear to have uploaded a :Image:Juromaru.art to the Juromaru article, presumably in AOL ART format. Did you make it yourself? If so, could you save it in PNG format instead, or at least JPEG? Many people have browsers that lack support for ART format (including me), and it is not really a very good quality format anyway. If you did not make it, please let me know where you found it, so I can convert it to a PNG file. In either case, please add copyright information to the image page. For details on how to do that, see the Wikipedia:image use policy. The Wikipedia:Image copyright tags are useful for that as well. -- User:JoshG 06:20, Aug 7, 2004 (UTC) (User_talk:JoshG)
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Juromaru
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Juromaru (''Jūrōmaru'') is a character in the anime and manga series ''InuYasha''. Juromaru is Naraku's 4th detachments; he is introduced wearing chains and a metal mask. After the chains and mask are removed he attacks Naraku's doppleganger before attacking InuYasha (character). During the fight it is discovered that Kageromaru (''Kagerōmaru'') resides in Juromaru's stomach and was released after the mask was removed. == Abilities == Super Speed-Like his brother, Juromaru is very fast, so even Koga (InuYasha) (''Kōga'') has a hard time keeping up with him.
Juromaru
Why is this page at 'Jûromaru' instead of 'Juromaru'? According to the relevant Wikipedia:Manual of Style for Japan-related articles#Romanization, article titles should use short vowels. Even if 'Jûromaru' is the most common form, (which I doubt, since Google finds nothing for 'Jûromaru', yet 436 pages for 'Juromaru') few people will go through the trouble of typing in 'Jûromaru'. That is not to say that long vowels should not be indicated anywhere in the article, just that they should not be in the article title. Instead, long vowels should be shown in the first reference to the topic (preferably with macron, as it recommends in the aforementioned Wikipedia:Manual of Style for Japan-related articles#Romanization). A good example is the Koga (InuYasha character) article. --User:JoshG 22:18, Jul 27, 2004 (UTC) :Well, there do not seem to be any objections, so I am moving the article to 'Juromaru'. -- User:JoshG 05:26, Aug 2, 2004 (UTC) :I changed my mind, I am going to mention this on the talk:InuYasha to try and get more input first. -- User:JoshG 06:16, Aug 2, 2004 (UTC) :I concur... -- User:Emperorbma|User talk:Emperorbma 20:11, 2 Aug 2004 (UTC) :The matter is done with. It has been moved to "Juromaru". :) User:WhisperToMe 23:03, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC)
Juromaru
== Juromaru picture == You appear to have uploaded a :Image:Juromaru.art to the Juromaru article, presumably in AOL ART format. Did you make it yourself? If so, could you save it in PNG format instead, or at least JPEG? Many people have browsers that lack support for ART format (including me), and it is not really a very good quality format anyway. If you did not make it, please let me know where you found it, so I can convert it to a PNG file. In either case, please add copyright information to the image page. For details on how to do that, see the Wikipedia:image use policy. The Wikipedia:Image copyright tags are useful for that as well. -- User:JoshG 06:20, Aug 7, 2004 (UTC) (User_talk:JoshG)
Jûromaru
#REDIRECT Talk:Juromaru
See other meanings of words starting from letter:
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JA | JB | JC | JD | JE | JF | JG | JH | JI | JK | JL | JM | JN | JO | JP | JR | JS | JT | JU | JW | JX | JY | JZ |Words begining with Juromaru:
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Juromaru
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Jûromaru
Juromaru.art
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