visual-identification

Raiden Shogun, Ei and the puppet should not share one unlabeled image archive

Search results often use Raiden Shogun as a universal label, but the story distinguishes Ei, the Shogun puppet and the public title. A wallpaper can be visually beautiful while still being unclear about which identity or story state it represents. I think archive records should preserve the popular search term, then add the exact entity context underneath. What visual or narrative cue do you rely on when deciding whether an image represents Ei herself, the puppet, or an intentionally ambiguous promotional version?