Necro magic is.....

meh, I try not to think too much about Bandai of America's localization. They seem to have a history of half-assed, typo-riddled translations, and the English Digimon franchise in particular is horribly inconsistent. I mean, I guess it's one thing if Saban was mainly involved in the anime localization whilst Bandai (I'm assuming) had little involvement in it (Saban, for that matter, was horribly inconsistent just on their own... when 02 has one attack being called 5 different names in the same episode, I dare anyone to say otherwise), but sadly, even without the anime, nobody could seem to decide on one name for Digimon, attacks, items, etc. in the card game, video games, LCD toys, and other material. Is it any wonder why several fans just stick with the Japanese names? And let's not even get into how this particular game retains the original attack calls in spite of almost every attack name being altered. But yeah, American Digimon stopped making sense the moment they removed "holy" from any Digimon's name yet apparently deemed "Skull Satamon" perfectly suitable (if not a helluva lot earlier than that). We should just be thankful that the storyline for the games is essentially unaltered, albeit with a far-from-perfect script.