At the risk of getting blocked, I'm not a Gumball fan, but I like the "Chinese" water torture reference in the very first episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy (albeit it's a piece of wood). The first half of Season 1 was so freaking weird, man!

Speaking of CN, it's been a goal of mine to clean up The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Wiki because (last I checked) the wiki had fallen into disrepair with no active administration. However, I would need to fix up the ATHF Wiki first, so I have no plans for trying to adopt another wiki.

I don't know anything about FNAF, but I like the image of Master Shake and especially that image of Family Man Peter Griffin!

Holy crap, what?!

I'm aware of the Mystery Inc. clones from the 1970s. I watched a few of them on Boomerang as a child, and I probably knew even then that they were derivative of Scooby-Doo, but I'm still finding out new examples in 2025.

I do think the wiki may use a "Characters of the Week" category at some point, but it didn't need to be a "Villains/Monsters" category for the reasons I provided. I'm really glad to have had it removed from all articles. (3 of 3)

so instead of just being a normal category, it's a sub-page of "Category:Villains" I've always hated having it around because of that, but also some of the Monsters on the show are friendly or just going about their business, so they're not really villains. (2 of 3)

This is a beautiful frame, but no, I don't remember Daphne going blonde? Is this a joke or a real thing from Scooby-Doo history?

I'm surprised by this development because I'd never really heard of a wiki shutting down account signups. Did you get an influx of vandals for some reason?

However, I did feel like maybe I was too strict when marking "Category:Parody" for deletion, so I decided it can stay. I even added "Space Ghost" and "Zorak" to that category.

I'm actually really surprised he joined Bluesky.

I never thought of Space Ghost that way. Oops.

That wraps up all the information I wanted to share about this change. If anyone has any questions, you can message me here or on my Message Wall on the wiki linked here: aqua-teen-hunger-force.fandom.com/wiki/Message...

The "production code" parameter was removed because afaik, I've NEVER seen a source for the production codes of individual episodes. The crew on The Simpsons make the production codes public, but I genuinely don't know how much of the productions codes for ATHF were guess at on the wiki.

I removed the navigation part of the infobox for a similar reason. This feature of having every episode from the same season in one place was convenient for mass edits in the past, but listing out 10-23 links so close together can make it difficult on mobile users.

I may institute a policy that the "Featured Characters" not provide links to each individual character, so a link to Err is necessary in other sections (mostly the "Plot" section) as opposed to having many links crammed together (which can cause mobile users to accidentally click on a new page).

I will hopefully be adding the "Featured Characters" lists to the articles proper, but that's 144 pages, so it will take some time. I also need to rewatch the five episodes of Season 12 to get a list of characters for that.

I feel that separating it into "Featured" and "Also Appearing" was a move that encourages subjective edits. How much dialogue constitutes being in "Featured"? Should the main characters always be in "Featured" even when they weren't a big part of the episode? It brings unnecessary subjectivity.

"Featured" and "Also Appearing" were for characters that appeared in the episode. It may appear to be "at a glance" information for an infobox, but it is not really a good idea to cram so much information into the infobox. These really should be one section in the body of the article.