Talk:Tundro

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You wouldn't categorize Spider-Man under the Superheroes entry, nor would you categorize Albert Einstein under the Humans entry. Therefore, Tundro needs to stay as a separate entry.

Thanks! Sean

I'm okay with Tundro having his own article, but only if the rest of the Herculoids get one too. This way, Tundro seems more notable than the others, which I'm pretty sure is not the case.

Actually, you would put Spiderman in the Superhero Category. Now, you wouldn't describe him only in the Superhero article, b/c there is a substantial amount of information on him. This article already has just about everything that belongs in an encyclopedia article, and it's hardly (if at all) longer than the character blurbs you'll find in many other TV series articles. Besides that, as pointed out above, none of the other characters have their own articles. There's really no good reason to have a separate article for Tundro, and several good reasons to merge into the main series page. Mdotley 16:42, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

- I agree, there's no reason to have a seperate article for Tundro, the character has little notability outside of the series, and most of he information in the Tundro article is already in The Herculoids. It always makes more sense to have characters detailed in the same article as the series they appear in, it's easier for Wikipedia users that way. I've merged this to The Herculoids, that article is small anyway. Pufnstuf 20:47, 4 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]