The bulk update request #10876 is pending approval.

create alias stiggy_(jurassic_world_fallen_kingdom) (1) -> stiggy_(jurassic_world) (0)
create implication stiggy_(jurassic_world) (0) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication beta_(jurassic_world) (7) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication toro_(jurassic_world) (1) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication major_(jurassic_world) (1) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication leucistic_baryonyx_(jurassic_world) (1) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication panthera_(jurassic_world) (2) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create implication red_(jurassic_world) (2) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create alias tiger_(atrociraptor) (3) -> tiger_(jurassic_world) (0)
create implication tiger_(jurassic_world) (0) -> jurassic_world (1706)
create alias ghost_(jurassic_world_dominion) (7) -> ghost_(jurassic_world) (0)
create implication ghost_(jurassic_world) (0) -> jurassic_world (1706)

Reason: Attaching the characters from Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Dominion, Camp Cretaceous, and Chaos Theory to the franchise copyright tag. There's other characters out there that are still not attached to the copyright tag, but I figured they can wait as long as they don't have posts.

I have absolutely no idea who sunshine_(jurassic_world) is, as there only ever was one Indoraptor in the movies. I initially assumed it's some fan name for the second Indoraptor from the Fallen Kingdom concept art, but upon closer inspection it doesn't look like that individual at all. Besides, all posts seem to be posted by DaisyDuck, and they seem to have commissioned at least some of them as well. It really seems to be a fan character that, for some reason, got a franchise suffix. The only hit I got on google was a singular empty page on the Jurassic Park Fanon wiki, and I have no idea how to go about this further.

This is also a spectacular opportunity for me to ask what the hell is done with movie sequel tags. I remember hearing they should be aliased to the franchise, but none of the Jurassic World movies are. Is this just an oversight or a conscious choice?