It's one of those terms, that may be cool in korea, because there is a comic book or anime(in japan?).  But if the owner is that far out of the loop of the western market,  and the 'buyers beliefs'...then he shouldn't be selling balls in the western world, or at least naming them. 

Maybe he should ask his million and one staffers, "do you think this will offend anyone?"  I mean I have a brain and I would have done so.

That would be like naming a ball, something to do with Lee Harvey Oswald and coming out with it right after jfk's assassination.   Or coming out with a slavery themed ball.  shame on LF, they won't sell and that's not my fault, have fun with you're new negative connotations,  LF.

Got some real intellectual people naming these balls...sheesh.  BTW, I am not offended, although I am a Christian,  I feel (being a business student) that this a bad business move.  It will create buzz, but negative buzz.

Everyone has their opinions and beliefs.

The simpler question I ask earlier and will again is: What about the name is controversial or taking it too far?

Maybe something different to everyone. Just a question out of curiosity and nothing more.

Will seeing the actual ball and logo change your opinion?