CloBA OC name update

BUR #2367 has been rejected.

mass update blonde_girl_(cloba) -> char:unnamed_girl_(cloba)

Reason: post #2905138 suggests it's the same character with a different colour scheme. Afaik she doesn't have an official name, but since the "blonde" part doesn't fit with the alternate colours (see also: post #3196839) this allows to put all of them into one tag.

Alternatively, she could be named player_2_(cloba) or something like that? dark_haired_girl_(cloba) sounds weird, and i'm unsure if it's the same character and warrants the same tag.

EDIT: The bulk update request #2367 (forum #164111) has been rejected by @evazion.

That's just an alternate color theme / player 2 version of the girl, as stated by the "2p" in the picture. The original character should keep the char tag that it currently has because her "default" state is blonde. Not sure we need a second chartag just for a single picture, for now it can just be tagged as blonde_girl_(cloba) player_2 alternate_hair_color.

Not sure we need a second chartag just for a single picture, for now it can just be tagged as blonde_girl_(cloba) player_2 alternate_hair_color.

It's not a single picture, she's a recurring character (You can find how many times she appears by searching cloba + black_hair).

Ah, I see what you mean. Not sure then, but I lean towards making a new tag for her because she's always got the same color palette, even more so because the artist named her differently as player 2 in that one picture.

nonamethanks said:

Ah, I see what you mean. Not sure then, but I lean towards making a new tag for her because she's always got the same color palette, even more so because the artist named her differently as player 2 in that one picture.

Then i'll call her player_2_(cloba), until there's an official name.

The bulk update request #2367 (forum #164111) has been rejected by @evazion.

"Unnamed girl" isn't a great tag name. An artist can always have multiple unnamed original characters. There doesn't seem to be a better descriptor for this character than just blonde, which may not always be correct but at least you can usually tell what it means.