I'm wondering if anyone knows what art/lore book has all the information on the striker units, their engineering specs, and all the manufacturer logos in it. I'd like to hunt down a copy if possible.

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1. Can witches use bolt-action rifle, semi-automatic rifles (both types of rifles must not be anti-tank rifles), carbines, shotguns, submachine guns, knives, daggers, and bayonets to attack and damage the Neuroi?

2. Can the MG 42 be fed with a 750round saddle-drum magazine like in the series?

Can you, I, or we replace the ranks of witches who are not affiliated with any joint witch unit or the Luminous Witches like Tetsuko Shimohara, from their Britannian military ranks from the Britannian Armed Forces' rank system to their original ranks from the rank system of each country's military?

For example: Liberian for the people who is from the United States of Liberion (not Liberia from our real world), Ostmarkian for the people who is from Ostmark, Australisian, Australisi or Australian for the people who is from Australis, and Suomi for the people who is from Suomus.

Any idea to add picture for characters?

I'm bit confused about the step so maybe I need some little guide for it.

Thank you!

I found some information/references according the Luminous Witches 3rd PV.

1. Greenwich Trainline

2. Parliament Building

3. Barrage Balloon

4. Piccadilly Circus and Eros statue (Places where Virginia, Inori, and Lyudmila met)

5. 40 rounds BAR variant

6. Virginia's song was based from Amazing Grace by Royal Scots Guard.

Witches pages

• Adding the kanji / katakana name of the witches in the infoboxes.

Striker units

• Translating Road to Berlin booklets striker unit and color variations sections.

• Correcting the wording (already done: Zero, Spitfire, VG, G55).

Neuroi

• Completing the missing pages from the list of Neuroi (information are in the booklets and fanbooks) (https://worldwitches.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Neuroi)

A bit confused on the multiple different maps of the Strike Witches world and trying to figure out which one is the current\official canon. I've seen two versions of the world map: the one from the series that shows the world mostly intact, and the version from the art/lore books that show China and much of the Middle East completely eradicated. The maps that they show within the series doesn't seem to give much away as you never actually see the world map. But even Road to Berlin Episode 2 seems to show a different map of Europe than the one shown prominently in the movie.

I distinctly recall that this wiki used to be named "Strike Witches Wiki" instead of "World Witches Series Wiki"; the former is even still present in the site's logo, the "Welcome to the community" message", and probably other places on the site. I assume this is due to the fact that the franchise has grown beyond the original Strike Witches and its focal character group as the World Witches title became more commonly used, but when did this name change happen?

Recently the featured article section of the home page stopped working and returned an error. After contacting the dev wiki staff, we figured the issue was caused by someone messing up the code of their Utility module which is used by the Feature page module.

If this happens again, I'll consider coding the modules in this wiki rather than importing them from the dev wiki, although it's best if we can avoid that for updates purposes.

Suggesting we keep articles of witches we know nothing but the names and nations of on a general page and only give them pages when we have substantial information. It is highly unlikely we'll ever get any more information on them on account that Humikane jumps from project to project, and it took us a decade to get information about the rest of the 503rd. It makes sense if we at least have an image but if all we have is a name and place it seems like making an individual page is too much trouble than its worth. I believe it'll make wikia navigation easier if people are indeed looking for info and will prevent unnecessary pages from being created, making things tidier in general.

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