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I'm just wondering how do I put the English title to a japanese song?

I featured Sophie Villeneuve on my userpage. I really wish it was on a blog post, though.

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hey admin mind letting me add more metal heroes songs cause i cant do it without you unblocking it 

Hi all. As you may have noticed, I recently added images and brief bios on some of the Janperson villains. As some of you are aware, Janperson did not have many traditional rubber suited monsters, but did have weekly villains who served a similar purpose. Also, the show was never very consistent with displaying the villains' names. That is why some of the screen shots I've posted have the Japanese text (Django, Street Fighters, Omega DX, etc) and some don't (Iceman, Dollman, Sakakura, etc).

I have screen shots of all the villains and will be uploading them when time permits. I also have every episode of Winspector and Solbrain and have been making screen caps of those as well.

Eileen is spelled as Aileen in her mobile phone.

Also, Gencer's name must've started with a J (therefore Jenser/Jencer), since Aileen's phone record has "J" as his name.

I just edited the wikipedia and create a new page here because this is the "real" Episode 45 of Janperson.