Thread:Ultrasonic9000/@comment-4166811-20190120180225/@comment-4166811-20190126125016

Basically, some enemy names are English words transcribed in katakana. So they're straight forward. ボムゴースト is literally just Bomb Ghost written out in katakana characters.

Others are a combination of Japanese words (in kanji) and English words transcribed in katakana. So 海賊グライダー is the Japanese word for "pirate" (Kaizoku) and the English word Glider, transcribed in katakana.

So, should I name the article "Kaizoku Glider", which is how it would be read, or should I name the article "Pirate Glider", which is what it would translate to?