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{{quote|''"Merchant Meats Spicy{{sic}} Wolf"''|Yes, this "typo" (which is hinted at not being one) is on the original covers of the novels.}}
 
'''''Spice and Wolf''''' is a light novel eventually made into an anime in 2008, with a second season, animated by a different studio, following a year later. The original name, "Ookami to Koushinryou", literally translates to "Wolf and Spice", but for some reason the official English title has it the other way.
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* [[Spell My Name with an "S"]]
** There was heavy debate centered on whether her name is Horo, as per alleged [[Word of God]] and fansubs, or Holo, which is used by [http://www.yenpress.com/2009/09/spice-and-wolf-unveiled/#comment-8088 Yen Press] for the official romanization and by other official sources as well. Also confusing was Craft vs. Kraft and what his western name order was.
** To make things more confusing, the English version of ''[[Zettai Hero Kaizou Keikaku]]'' (where she appears as a cameo) went with [https://web.archive.org/web/20131125201456/http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/zhp/chars/snap311.jpg Horo].
** During the first arc of Season 2 of the anime she signs her name as "Holo".
** Almost every character. Diana/Dianna/Deanna, Marc/Mark, Lunt/Lant/Landt, Eve/Abe -- even the spellings of town names is uncertain!
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