If you look at the Sherry Birkin article before the merge, most of it was just about William Birkin and how he caused the viral outbreak in Raccoon City. Because of this, most writers tend to rely over an in-universe perspective, writing fictional biographies and basically just reiterating the plot while centering on one character. Most of these stand-alone articles tend turn out to be very short as you said. But it isn't a video game fansite either. Turning a very small article on one character into a huge article list of various character's doesn't seem any better to me. Remember, wiki isn't a paper encyclopaedia. I tend to agree with the others that it would be better for separate articles - I can see no good reasons to link an article to an overly long character list article. Jonny2x4 01:06, 8 January 2007 (UTC) Still Johnny, you should have taken it to the HUNK talk page and discussed with the other editors before deleting an entire article and linking it elsewhere just because you yourself believe it to be better it's just good etiquette, and I know other people have complained about this to you in the past. There's not much you can say about him from a real world perspective, other than he appeared as a hidden character in two games. I don't know why someone persists on splitting HUNK from this list.

From a real world perspective, there's not much you can say about the characters without reiterating the plots of the game and the Resident Evil 4 characters demostrate that (the Ramon Salazar and Bitores Mendez articles were pretty pathetic to be honest). The only reason why I created these lists in the first place is because most of these articles weren't real encyclopedic articles, but plot summaries centering around one character or fictional biographies written from an in-universe perspective. 4 Central discussion for RE article splits.

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