Enfswimtfgirls Wiki:Category Keywords

This page lists all of the categories for easy access. Please refer to this page before adding new categories to a page to minimize unnecessary duplicates.

Media Keywords
The type of fiction the character can be found in. Naturally, characters can have more than one attached to their page, if applicable.
 * Anime: Characters that originate from Japanese animated TV shows, movies and original video animations, known commonly as anime, and Japanese comic books known as manga.
 * Cartoons: Characters that originate from western-animated media, including TV shows and movies.
 * Comics: Characters that originate from comic books.
 * Video Games: Characters that originate from video games.
 * Live-Action: Characters that originate from live-action media.

Clothing Keywords
This section focuses on the list of all clothing-based keywords, including accessories.

Swimsuit Keywords
These are the keywords based on the type of swimsuit the characters wear. They can also have more than one attached to their page.
 * One-Piece Swimsuits: The most common type of swimsuit worn by females. They are typically a skin-tight garment that usually covers a majority of the torso, with the exception of sometimes the back, upper chest and/or, more rarely, the midriff.
 * Sukumizu: A sub-category of the one-piece swimsuit. Literally called a "school swimsuit", it is a variant of swimwear used in Japanese schools during swimming lessons. Mostly associated with females, they are commonly depicted as dark blue and a one-piece (or rarely, a two-piece), and often have a name tag attached to the chest area to identify the students that them.
 * Bikinis: A type of two-piece swimsuit worm by females. They features two triangles of fabric on top that cover the breasts, and two triangles of fabric on the bottom: the front covering the pelvis but exposing the navel, and the back covering the buttocks. The size of the top and bottom can vary, from bikinis that offer full coverage of the breasts, pelvis, and buttocks, to more revealing designs with a thong or G-string bottom that covers only the mons pubis, but exposes the buttocks, and a top that covers the areola.
 * Wetsuits:
 * Leotards:

Accessory Keywords
Characters will also have various accessories associated with them as well, so here are the list of keywords based on the accessory/ies they wear:
 * Hats/Headwear: Characters that wear hats (or any other type of headwear), a type of garment worn on one's head.
 * Hairbands: Characters that wear hairbands.
 * Denim Shorts: Characters that wear denim shorts over their swimsuit (more commonly, their bikini bottom).
 * Glasses: Characters that wear contact lens, also known as glasses.
 * Sunglasses: Characters that wear sunglasses.
 * Goggles: Girls who wear goggles.
 * Flippers: Girls who wear flippers.
 * Water Wings: Girls who wear water wings.
 * Innertubes: Girls who wear innertubes.
 * Jackets/Hoodies/Coats: Characters that wear either a jacket (normally a lightweight one), a hoodie (a type of sweatshirt), a coat (which is rather rare), lab coat, etc. over their swimsuit. This is common with females that originate from various Japanese media, who prefer to do this if they are not comfortable enough around others in public.
 * Shirts/T-Shirts/Tank Tops: Characters that wear a shirt/t-shirt over their swimsuit.
 * Strapless: Characters whose swimsuit has no straps.

Size Keywords

 * Infants: Characters that are 3 years old or younger.
 * Kids: Characters who are around 4-12 years old. They also include preadolescents as well.
 * Teenagers: Characters who are 13-19 years old.
 * Adults: Characters who are above the age of 20. They also include young adults as well.

Hair Color Keywords
This section will focus on the character's hair color.
 * Blondes: Characters whose hair is in any shade of yellow.
 * Redheads: Characters whose hair is in a shade of either red, orange, or reddish-orange.
 * Brunettes: Characters whose hair is in any shade of brown or dark orange.
 * Ravenettes: Characters whose hair is black.
 * Blue Hair: Characters whose hair is in any shade of blue.
 * Green Hair: Characters whose hair is in any shade of green.
 * Violet Hair: Characters whose hair is in any shade of purple or violet.
 * Pink Hair: Characters whose hair is in any shade of pink.
 * White Hair: Characters whose hair is colored white or in any shade of gray.
 * Bald: Characters that have no hair at all.

Profession/Occupation Keywords
A character will also have a variety of different jobs/occupations/professions they work in.


 * Students: Characters that are currently attending preschool, kindergarten, middle school, high school and college.
 * Doctors/Scientists:
 * Bakers/Chefs/Cooks‏‎:
 * Lifeguards: Characters who are expert swimmers employed to rescue people who get into difficulty in a swimming pool or at the beach.
 * Heroes: Female characters who are admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. Female heroes are better known as heroines.
 * Villains: Female characters whose evil actions or motives are important to the plot. Female villains are better known as villainesses.
 * Magic Users: Female characters who utilize in magical powers.

Pro/Athlete/Sports Keywords

 * Volleyball Players: Characters who participate in playing volleyball or play volleyball.
 * Surfers: Characters who participate in surfing.
 * Swimmers: Characters who participate in swimming.
 * Divers: Characters who are divers.

Miscellaneous Keywords
Categories that do not have their own group (yet).
 * Nameless: Characters whose name is unknown or do not have an official name.
 * Duos: Articles that focus on two characters.
 * Trios: Articles that focus on three characters.
 * Teams/Groups: Articles that focus on four or more characters.

Maintenance Categories
These are categories that apply to those associated with the templates that add the articles in them, just add the respective template(s) for them and the article will appear in one of these categories. Please note that they do not count as keywords, but are still used for articles anyway.
 * One-line articles: Articles that contain only one image and/or just a paragraph/sentence. This category is automatically added with the  template added at the top of the article.
 * Low-quality articles: Articles that don't contain enough images and/or enough paragraphs and sentences. This category is automatically added with the  template added at the top of the article.
 * Images needed: Articles that, while they have enough sentences/paragraphs in them, still lack images needed for them.  template added at the top of the article or the top of the gallery section of said article.
 * Infobox image needed: Articles that are missing an image in their infobox. If an image is missing in an infobox (i.e. the image parameter being blank) it will automatically add the article in this category.
 * Cleanup needed: Articles that require cleanup in order to meet the site's Manual of Style. For an article to fall under this category, please add the  template at the top of the article.
 * Candidates for deletion‎: Articles or categories that are marked for deletion. using the  template at the top of the article/category.
 * Disambiguation pages‎: Pages that are disambiguation pages‎. They use the  template at the top of the article.