Deletion of Phoenix in popular culture (2nd nomination)

Comment: For now.  I'm almost 100% certain that if I go digging I will find multiple sources covering the importance of the Phoenix in literature and myth.  I am just as certain that I will find '''no''' source that covers anything close to resembling this piece of |original research through synthesis.  In my opinion, this article needs to be renamed (to something like "images of Phoenix in art" or something), drastically cut and rewritten.  Al'ar is a phoenix.  So is dumbledore's bird.   What connects the two, aside from editor selection on this list?  Why is Al'ar a significant part of WoW?  Who says?  Does that make it part of popular culture?  Why?  These questions will come up in every AfD for these IPC lists.  I'm going to dig through some sources tomorrow/tomorrow night.  If I find something, I'll try to fix this article.  If not, I'll probably change my view to weak delete
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:SYN)

Comment: effectively the article as it is isn't about the "phoenix in popular culture" it's a somewhat indiscriminate list of when representations of the phoenix (or sometimes just mentions of the word "phoenix") have appeared pretty much anywhere (I'm really not sure that being the symbol of the third reich or the unofficial mascot of a small college is in the scope "popular culture"). The article/list as it is clearly needs to be significantly cleaned up and I would think that trying to find some |reliable sources that discuss ''the concept'' of the phoenix and it's use in popular culture (currently absent) might be a good starting point for either a stand alone piece or a section in the main Phoenix (mythology)|Phoenix article
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)