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Valid articles get deleted all the time on Wikipedia. She clearly passed WP:ENTERTAINER for her notable roles, but they deleted that article anyway. I have an older copy of the article over at the Manga Wikia. [1] If your current article for her gets deleted, you can just copy it over there to save it. Dream Focus 17:00, 5 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Firstly, it is absolutely insufficient for a biographical article to have no references. If you add information to any article you should support it with a reference and if you create an article you must add references. Period. Unreferenced BLPs will be PRODed, which means that no matter what, your article will be deleted. What is additionally problematic is that there is zero mention of what the subject is notable for. Typically that would be done in the lead section. "...best known for her role of ____ in the television series ____ and for her role of ____ in the series ____." If you don't adequately communicate to other editors why a person deserves an article, you have to expect a speedy delete nomination. You might consider going through the Articles for Creation process instead of trying to re-submit the article in live space. This will give you more time to establish her notability and importance. I'd also get rid of the excessive boldface. And you should probably stay away from trying to point out which roles are "lead roles", which I know you are attempting to do through the excessive boldface. Wikipedia is not IMDb. We don't need to include every role under the sun, like "Additional voices". Stick to the main notable roles. And is it even accurate to call her role as Tenten a lead role in Naruto? I don't see the character mentioned at the main article or here. It seems dubious that someone could have a "lead role" in these works, when the character is not mentioned anywhere on the page. Hope that helps. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 18:30, 5 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Please do not leave a blank section, as you did with Rhea Ripley. I have filled it out for you this time, but in future it could well be deleted. If you wish to start a new section in an article, you must include content in the section and sources to go with it. Addicted4517 (talk) 07:34, 23 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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