Thread:Janja-Hodari/@comment-915779-20160227004624

I can see by this edit that you lack the understanding of hor capitalisation works for other languages.

I don't know which languages you do speak, so I can't make any judgements of that.

Going through the capitalisation rules for languages; they are as following:
 * Danish, Norwegian and Swedish follows the basic rules for titles, just like sentences. First letter capitalised with the rest lowercase; (except for proper names). Seeing how you incorrectly changed it to "Lejonvakten: Ryter Igen"
 * French doesn't seem to have any fixed rule for this; it's either the basic rule as stated above; the second where the articles and adjectives before the first noun, as well as that noun, is capitalised; and finally the same as the second one, but with important nouns capitalised as well. Disney seems to use the third option here.
 * La garde du roi lion
 * La Garde du roi lion
 * La Garde du Roi lion
 * Italian; I don't know the rules properly; but I can safely say that Disney officially, as well as Wikipedia, is using basic sentence capitalisation. But I do find "improper" capitalisation of a Facebook fan-page.
 * Spanish is complicated. Officially, through all sources I can find, Spanish also uses basic sentence capitalisation for titles (but capitalise abbreviated titles (Sr.)). However, I've seen that there's been a lot of titles still using the English way of capitalise (that is, capitalise everything, except articles).
 * Disney is using the following capitalisation: "La Guardia del León - El retorno del rugido"

Anyway; I've now got that out of my system Have a nice day 