PLIS HALP!

[JuanMena]

I just read about Garou Mark of the Wolves' secret characters of the PlayStation port of the arcade game, in which B.Jenet got replaced by a character named Titania, based in Mexican singer Tatiana... but I can't find any pictures of Titania, but I did find a picture of Tatiana.

Spoiler: Picture of Tatiana

Wikipedia screenshot:

I need proof that Titania exists. Seen videos, read wikis, but can't find further info.

 

[CoolMe]

Mai exists (in the KoF games)

 

[JuanMena]

I know it's EOF, but I'm serious, and I'm starting to believe that the article is a lie since it doesn't mention "Titania" in neither English or French (the article)

So who knows? I just want to see the caracter.

 

[Noctosphere]

I know it's EOF, but I'm serious, and I'm starting to believe that the article is a lie since it doesn't mention "Titania" in neither English or French (the article)

So who knows? I just want to see the caracter.

this article is not in french
I can't read this pseudo-language

 

[JuanMena]

this article is not in french
I can't read this pseudo-language

I meant that changing the wiki article language to other than Spanish, it doesn't mention this "Titania" being a secret character.

Like if you read the origins of virus H1N1, in English says it originated in Mexico, but in Spanish it says it originated in USA.
Sometimes I check the same article on different languages to check consistency and differences.

 

[Hayato213]

I meant that changing the wiki article language to other than Spanish, it doesn't mention this "Titania" being a secret character.

Like if you read the origins of virus H1N1, in English says it originated in Mexico, but in Spanish it says it originated in USA.
Sometimes I check the same article on different languages to check consistency and differences.

It actually originated in Mexico

En abril de 2009 se detectó un brote de gripe en humanos en México, el cual causó más de 20 muertes.[45][46][47] El primer caso se detectó el 28 de marzo, según la conferencia de prensa ofrecida el 23 de abril del 2009 por la doctora Nancy Cox.[48] Poco después, se conoció que su causa no era debida a un virus exclusivamente porcino, sino a una nueva cepa de virus de gripe A H1N1 que contenía material genético combinado de una cepa de virus de gripe humana, una cepa de virus de gripe aviaria, y dos cepas separadas de virus de gripe porcina.

Translation
In April 2009, an outbreak of influenza in humans was detected in Mexico, which caused more than 20 deaths.[45][46][47] The first case was detected on March 28, according to the press conference. offered on April 23, 2009 by Dr. Nancy Cox.[48] Shortly after, it was learned that its cause was not due to an exclusively porcine virus, but to a new strain of A H1N1 influenza virus that contained combined genetic material. of a human influenza virus strain, an avian influenza virus strain, and two separate swine influenza virus strains.

 

[JuanMena]

It actually originated in California:

Las autoridades mexicanas atribuyeron este aumento a una "gripe de temporada tardía", la cual coincide normalmente con un ligero aumento del Influenzavirus B[16] hasta el día 21 de abril,[17][18] cuando los Centros para el Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) de Estados Unidos dieron la voz de alarma a los medios acerca de dos casos aislados de una nueva gripe porcina.[19] Los dos primeros casos confirmados fueron dos niños residentes en los Estados Unidos (una niña de 9 años en el condado de Imperial, California[20] y un niño de 10 años en el condado de San Diego) que enfermaron el 28 y 30 de marzo respectivamente, no habiendo tenido ningún contacto con cerdos ni antecedentes de haber viajado a México.[21]

Translation:
Mexican Authorities attributed this flu augmentation as "late seasonal flu", which coincided with a rise of Influenza virus, until April 21, when the Control Center of Disease Prevention alerted media of a new Porcine Virus.
The first two cases were two American residents (a 9 year old child from Imperial County, California and a 10 year old boy from San Diego County) that got sick in March 28th and 30th respectively, not having previou record of being in contact with pigs nor having traveled to Mexico.