Jessica's Big Little World Wiki:Manual of Style/Episode articles

An article creation wizard for episode articles is available at Category:Episodes. Using the wizard in combination with the episode template documentation page eases conformity with these Manual of Style guidelines pertaining to episode articles.

Lead section
It is very unlikely that a new episode article will be complete when created, so the article should begin with Stub, followed by the episode article navigator EpisodeTab and the episode infobox Episode. Refer to the previously mentioned documentation page while populating the infobox.

Synopsis
The official episode synopsis should be used here. Synopses do not need a citation, but when adding one to an episode without a synopsis, the edit summary should include a source. If one cannot be found, the edit will be reverted.

Plot
Plot summaries should be written in present tense from a viewer's perspective. Direct quotes from the episode should be used sparingly. Scene changes should not be directly mentioned, but instead separated into a new paragraph and/or implied with transitional words/phrases such as "later", "that night", "meanwhile", etc. If episode screenshots are available, they can be interspersed throughout the summary at the beginning of paragraphs. They should be used sparingly so as to aid in illustration rather than depict the exact visual progression of the episode. They should alternate between the right and left side of the page, and be 220 pixels wide. Images should not be captioned; it should be obvious from writing what the screenshot is supposed to represent. No two images should occupy the same horizontal space.

Characters
The character section of an episode article consists of two subsections: one for the main characters and one for the supporting and minor characters. The episode protagonist(s) should be listed first, followed by the main antagonist(s), if there are any. Characters with multiple voice roles should be followed by (debut) in their first episode with lines.

The second section then lists characters with lines but no significant role in order of their appearance in the episode. After speaking characters are listed, other characters are listed first by the nature of their appearance, then in order of appearance. The appearance nature is enclosed in parentheses following the character's name. The order of appearance types is as follows: non-speaking, cameo, imagined, pictured, mentioned, and indirectly mentioned. Only one of these appearance types can be applied, except for pictured and (indirectly) mentioned, which can be combined by separating the terms with a semicolon (pictured; mentioned).

Videos
This section should contain a basic gallery tag consisting of all English-language YouTube clips of the episode uploaded by an official Cartoonito channel. These videos can be added using the dialog at Special:Videos. Most clips of the series will be on the Cartoonito YouTube channel or HBO Max Family.

Trivia
Episode trivia serves as an alternative to inserting prose throughout the article as is standard on Wikipedia. It essentially serves as a bulleted list of interesting facts that a person might want to know about an episode after watching it. The trivia section is not an indiscriminate collection of information. This non-exhaustive list should be checked against before adding a trivia entry.

What trivia is

 * Unusual information about the production or distribution of an episode, such as:
 * Episode production order differing from airing order
 * Episode airing early on another feed
 * Clip or full episode shared before the TV or app premiere at an event, such as Comic-Con
 * Episode information having been leaked, but only after the information has been shared officially and intentionally
 * Episode order differing between platforms
 * An episode being the first or last worked on by a certain crew member
 * An episode confirmed by a crew member to not be canon
 * Multiple episode titles being used by official sources
 * Curiosities about an episode that may be errors but are not confirmed to be
 * Cut scenes or dialogue
 * Media reception of an episode, especially award nominations
 * Episode censorship, especially entire episodes not being shown on certain feeds
 * Continuity between past episodes
 * Series main characters not having major roles in an episode
 * Significant firsts for an episode
 * Significant episode superlatives on topics like characters, viewership, settings, etc.
 * References to other media
 * Significant similarities to other media
 * Episode title being shared with an episode of another Cartoonito show, if other connections between the episodes exist
 * Information about characters, settings, or events of the series indirectly implied

What trivia is not

 * Information specifically stated in the episode
 * Information already incorporated elsewhere into the article
 * Insignificant coincidental resemblances to other media
 * Information not connecting to the episode
 * Non-notable use of stock sound effects

Bottom
The bottom of an episode article should consist of Reflist, a line break, and EpisodeNav.