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Works titled after the organization or team that they revolve around. A blanket way of naming Character Titles.

If it names the characters explicitly (or implicitly by numbering), it's a Multi Character Title. If their team name is their number, it's The Notable Numeral. If the team is a group of parents/children/siblings/cousins or otherwise relations, it's a Family Title.

Examples of Team Title include:


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  • Animorphs
  • The Cheetah Girls (also TV and a movie...take your pick of category)

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