Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Luke (Percy Jackson)
All the usual reasons. Every individual statement in the nomination is inapplicable. Merged content in a character combination article does not have to show individual notability, so a merge would appropriate, not deletion, if there is not individual sourcing. Perhaps there is--I don't think it's been looked for; the series is sufficiently notable that something is surely written about it,at least reviews, and they might well discuss this major character in a substantial way. I do not think there is a consensus that real world information is   necessary for individual parts of our coverage of fiction, just for the coverage as a whole. There is, however, consensus, that third party sources are not needs as RSs for content in the case of routine description--they are for interpretation, so some of the article needs to be rewritten, but that's not reason for deletion. Just the OR portion needs sourcing or removal, not the whole article. There is no consensus about how much plot detail is necessary or unnecessary. Everything is capable of future improvement, and that there need be an assertion of this is a purely imaginary requirement as far as I can tell invented by TTN. Finally, the encyclopedia contains what is desirable, not the minimum that is necessary.  For further background on these nominations, there's an ongoing equests for arbitration#Request to amend prior case:TTN RfArb
— User:DGG, 06:16, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:R (Wikipedia:Redirect)