Tom Tom Tom? Wait constraints: developer message says keep proper nouns exactly as written. So "Empty Star Wars imperial shuttle box" -> "Tom"? No. We need to only translate generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. So "Empty" = condition -> translate to Danish "Tom". Keep "Star Wars imperial shuttle box" where "Star Wars" is a proper noun must remain exactly as written. Are "imperial shuttle" and "box" proper nouns? They are not listed in developer message. But they are part names maybe product names; instruction: keep proper nouns exactly as written: product and set names, character names, brands, franchises, console and model names, edition names, grading labels, model and part numbers. "imperial shuttle" maybe product name within Star Wars. But not sure. They specifically said keep product and set names exactly as written. "imperial shuttle" could be product name. It's ambiguous. But safer to treat only "Star Wars" as proper noun; but they also included product and set names—if it's product name, must remain. However user earlier: "Empty Star Wars imperial shuttle box" likely listing: an empty box for an Imperial Shuttle (product). Product name could be "Imperial Shuttle". It's safer to only translate generic words — condition "Empty" -> "Tom"; "box" is packaging generic -> "æske". Keep "Star Wars" and "imperial shuttle" maybe product name should remain. But instruction: keep original word order. So replacing "Empty" and "box": "Tom Star Wars imperial shuttle æske". Capitalization: "Tom Star Wars imperial shuttle æske". Good. Return only title. Let's output that.