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If you look closely at the list of names that comes out of ULTIMA, the final name is Ingiga, not Ingiger. Shouldn't this page go by what was established in the show, not the novelisations? | If you look closely at the list of names that comes out of ULTIMA, the final name is Ingiga, not Ingiger. Shouldn't this page go by what was established in the show, not the novelisations? | ||
It should, and the show simply names it the Ancient One. Also the character is portrayed by a male actor making it unlikely the character is male. I've edited most the article to be more canon, but I can't fix the title. Please people, stop referencing spin-off material willy-nilly. Most of the classic series spin-off material is NOT confirmed as canon, and some of it has been proven not to be (Human Nature for example, or the whole 'looms' bullshit for Time Lords). The canon is what's in the show, and that is what the main article consists of. If you want to mention spin-off material related to the subject, do so in a subsection. [[User:MegaNerd18|MegaNerd18]] 13:14, May 8, 2010 (UTC) | |||
:official TARDIS Wiki policy (unless they've changed it since I last stopped by) makes novels and audios and comics, etc. canon. I think that novelizations remain a gray area. however, we decided when the Wiki started to include Expanded Universe material as canon. | |||
:as far as the sex of the Ancient One, no doubt here. they cast a male actor to portray him, did not make him visibly female and had a male voice for him. --[[User:Stardizzy2|Stardizzy2]] 14:28, May 8, 2010 (UTC) | |||
