Talk:Dai-Long Lang

With the recent edit attempt, I suppose this is as good a time as any to bring this up again. More info on this is in Talk:Tateyuki Shigaraki, but basically, the usage of "Dai-Long Lang" on this wiki is inconsistent with how every other Japan-only character has been treated, as well as specifically the usage of "Teikun Ō". I get why this happened; it's weird to be talking about a father and son as if they have different surnames when they don't. However, it seems that "Dai-Long Lang" isn't even the correct Chinese reading. Apparently, the literal reading is "Láng dà lóng", but I might be missing something here since I barely know any Chinese and I don't know if multiple possible pronunciations of glyphs come into play here as they do in Japanese, or, for that matter, whether "Dai" is an acceptable romanization of "dà" after all. If anyone has any expertise on this matter, that would be cool. capefeather (talk) 01:06, September 30, 2016 (UTC)