All articles should be written in an out-of-universe view.
The style below is the general style used for articles; however, not all sections are covered on each page, so please do not apply every section written below if the article's information doesn't cover those.
Contents within the "Character/Family Information" sections should only include materials related to the original character. Crossover and alternate counterparts are not permitted.
Apply the Christian cross (†) to deceased relatives.
If the section becomes too large apply the scroll code: {{Scroll| }}
Use linked initials when noting film or shows next to the actors/actresses.
Introduction
Background
Subsections
Official Description
Development
Voice
Personality
Physical appearance
Powers and abilities: Just Abilities if non-magic, non-powered characters.
History: This is exclusively for classic Disney characters, shorts, and universes only, such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.
Appearances
In order of media release; if currently limited to one, put "Role in the series" or "Role in the film". Please note that classic shorts do not go here.
Image size: 250px
Subsection
Other appearances: Cameos, non-franchise shorts, and minor appearances.
The style for gallery articles should be as followed
Order
External details
Introduction
External galleries
Only if certain gallery sections have been moved to a separate gallery. Use the following code {{Main|Name/Gallery/Screenshots}} to add the following externals.
All articles should be written in a subjective out-of-universe form. That is, it should be written as if you were observing it in a movie, as opposed to actively witnessing it. In addition, the article should be written in present tense for fictional subjects, even if the subject has passed in their continuity.
Bolds, Italics, and Quotes
Italics, bolds, and quotes have specific uses.
Bolds
Bold text is specifically used for the first time an article's name is mentioned in its introductory paragraphs. It should only be used once on a page.
Italics
Italics should be used any time a movie or television show's name is mentioned (Lilo & Stitch, Phineas and Ferb, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). For the articles concerning movies or series, italics may be used in conjunction with bold text (so that it looks like this).
Quotes
Quotation marks should be used around the names of television episode titles (e.i. "The Hand That Rocks the Mable", "Beck's Beginning", etc. However, when using quotes on an episode name in bold, do not type the quotation marks in bold. Quotes can also be used to quote a source (movie, episode, character line, interview) or songs in exact words.
