Thread:KrytenKoro/@comment-31140911-20200217193418/@comment-31140911-20200218213956

I just looked up Parsimonious, (seriously, who uses that word?) and it means stingy. What does any of this have to do with money? How can an option be stingy? What on Earth makes you think I judge it based on whatever that happens to mean? I just want it to be right.

What are you talking about? This is a wiki. A Fan-made database of a certain topic. Someone had to type up that note at one point and I'm pretty sure it wasn't Bandai/Toei themselves. And if it was, then they can tell me how wrong I am, and I can tell them how stupid they are for thinking that the note makes sense.

I concede that sometimes an attack name can get changed up between different seasons and dubs, like how Unimon shooting energy from his mouth has been called Aerial Attack, Holy Shot, Horn Blaster, and Hail of Horns. But what we have here is an endslate where Mikey says that SkullGreymon's Attacks include one called Cursed Breath. An attack that we know SkullGreymon has that is completely different from his famous missile attack Dark Shot/Ground Zero/Flame Rockets, where he breathes a purple smog that can paralyze opponents. Mikey then makes a joke by saying that it must "smell like Shoutmon after a burger with extra onions", and if I need to explain that joke to you, you either have the worst sense of humor ever and/or are the most oblivious person in the world.

Through all evidence I have gathered: 1. The fact Mikey said his attacks Include Cursed Breath, meaning he has other attacks that weren't listed. 2. The fact that the attack was stated to probably smell really bad and not that it would blow up everything. 3. The fact that SkullGreymon does have a documented attack called Cursed Breath. This has led me to the conclusion that instead of talking about the Dark Shot attack like the Japanese Dub didn't, (because all they did was put up the name of the attack) the English Dub decided that they would talk about a different one. One that was completely different and have them a good chance to make a fart joke.