Talk:Spadamon

Supadamon = Sappadamon?
I searched around and did some research and thinking... and Sappada (which the romanization could be Supada) in Italian means Sapphire. Sapphires are usually blue in colour, as is Supadamon but it is just a thought and maybe even a longshot but is it at least possible? --Craigbrowndap 12:53, 21 December 2010 (CST)


 * Personally I just think Bandai is being retarded again with their spelling, seeing as how they managed to misspell team names again on the same page . Even worse than usual. Hopefully they correct it whenever they release its page for Digimon Dictionary.--devkyu 23:44, 20 December 2010 (CST)


 * I suppose it could maybe be some form of reference to both Sword and Sapphire though, as I would think it is the same romanization as well as references from the italian language. What also seems like it to me is the star shape on it's forehead, like the glistening of a jewel somehow - although that may just be me. I also just noticed his attack names include "Aurora" and "Blue", so could this make that more viable for it to have this possible double meaning? --Craigbrowndap 12:53, 21 December 2010 (CST)