Agreed. Particularly because it refers to a hired ''soldier.''

<p>Getting back to "Fictionalized versions of true events" and "Parody Villains", you know we're renaming categories whose names end in "villains" and merging categories to clean up. </p><p>Well, maybe we could renamed "Parody Villains" by "Parodies" and consolidate "Fictionalized versions of true events" with it. </p>

<p>Going from Jester's points, not every parody includes real life. </p>

<p>Again not all the the characters who are fictionalized version of real people or based on real people are Parodies. I am fine with renaming the categories and agree with Love Robin on only putting it with people who can actually be proven to have existed but still against merging those two. Are their parodies of real people? Sure tons of them but there are also plenty that are played straight were they are not meant to be parodies even if occasionally how evil they are is given a little exaggeration or down played slightly. </p>

<p>They're very distinct things, we won't merge them. </p>

<div class="quote"> <p>Officer Candy Apple wrote: Sorry, Magma, but I think we need to keep them seperated. Personally speaking, mercenaries are hired by someone as we all know, but not every assassins are hired by someone to do their dirty work. </p> </div> <p>An assassin is someone who kills for money, whether it is a bounty hunter or a hired goon. </p>

<div class="quote">Magma Dragoon wrote:
They're very distinct things, we won't merge them.</div> <p>Well, if you say it. But, do you like idea of rename "Parody Villains" as "Parodies"? If I'm not wrong, you're removing "villains" from categories to reduce redundancies? </p>

<p>Yes; I agree with changing it to Parodies. </p>

<p>A question: would a character be categorized as "Magic" even if the product they are in specifically states that it is NOT magic they are using for such powers and abilities? For example, Neopolitan from <i>RWBY</i> can create illusions, disguises, and teleport. However, in the RWBY universe, these are powers unique to her called a semblance, which is tied to her soul. Magic is an entirely different thing in that universe. So would it be wrong to put her in a "Magic" category despite the fact that her powers are specifically said to NOT BE MAGIC? The same applies to alchemy from the <i>Fullmetal Alchemist</i> franchise; despite acting like magic to us, it is considered an advanced sience to them with magic being entirely different. </p>

<div class="quote"> <p>Magma Dragoon wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Officer Candy Apple wrote: Sorry, Magma, but I think we need to keep them seperated. Personally speaking, mercenaries are hired by someone as we all know, but not every assassins are hired by someone to do their dirty work. </p> </div> <p>An assassin is someone who kills for money, whether it is a bounty hunter or a hired goon. </p> </div> <p>OK, I see. </p>