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@The S I'm sure that person was right. But I believe this was when digital platforming was in it's prime so I doubt that there was a need for embedded captions for TV episode sales. I'm just saying that since the captions come DIRECTLY from Nickelodeon, that I believe they must have somebody who has seen the script writing them, judging by how many strange names were spelled correctly. Granted, I agree that credits get priority over captions, but I think Nick's captions are credible enough to be used in case the character itself is not shown bt just mentioned. And yes, I do believe that this is 2012 incarnation of Dr. Feral as well, but they could easily just change the name spelling. Just like how they did with who was supposed to be named Zanramon

@Gilgamshkun Gil, I don't think you understand what I'm saying. I'm not saying that captions in general. I'm say that captions distributed by Nickelodeon itself along with episode has so far been accurate as far as I've seen (and I've bought almost all of season 4). Maybe regular captions for TV services like xfinity get skipped over hard-to-spell names or replaced with with pronouns, but I highly doubt that it was the case of captions being distributed with the product itself.

Names like Y'Gythgba (which has two gs and pronounced "eee-gith-ba"), G'Throkka, Cthugga, Zemulaks, Vrax Belebome, and several other weird complicated names were spelled correctly and WITH capitalization. So I find it very hard to believe that they didn't get a copy of the script if they got all of those correctly.