"ADAMAS" comes from the Greek word adamas, the source of the word for diamond in languages across the Indo-European family. It represents "unconquerable" and "never yielding."
Before setting off for the East Blue, Kuzan tells Aria that her real father actually named her An.
Aria: Then why did you call me Aria?
Kuzan: I was looking at some documents, and Aria was the first name I saw that started with A.
Aria: I'm going to become an admiral!
Kuzan: With all due respect, there's no way you'll become one.
Aria: Why not?
Kuzan: You're not tall enough.
Aria angrily becomes a pirate (not really).
Aria: Actually, it was love at first sight for me.
Law: Say that after you take your eyes off my navigator.
Aria: I'm serious!
Law: Then where did we first meet?
Aria: Sabaody Archipelago.
Law: Get lost. That was the fourth time we'd met! How could it have been love at first sight!?
Aria, who failed to remember the other's name through their first three encounters, finally falls in love when they meet for the fourth time... with the other's navigator.
This is more or less the story of a girl raised by the Marines whose real father is the Pirate King. She becomes a Marine first, then turns into an unconventional pirate.
Also known as "After Leaving the Marines, I Finally Understand Kizaru's Joy" and "After Mistaking Someone for My White Moonlight, My White Moonlight and I Became Rivals in Love."
Although Law is the male lead, Aria is the true protagonist. I want to tell this young woman's story: her adventures at sea and the stories that grow out of meeting all kinds of people. So Law may not be very prominent early on. His main storyline with Aria comes much later, as I planned from the start.
Many people will enter Aria's life and walk alongside her for a while, but Law will always be on her life's journey, so he is the destined male lead.
◎ A self-indulgent power fantasy
◎ Includes original storylines and headcanon
◎ The heroine is my take on a spellcaster and a combat prodigy, but she's not overwhelmingly powerful
◎ Law is the love interest, but his main storyline comes later. He and the heroine have known each other from early on. Everyone other than Law shares friendship, family, or mentor-student bonds with Aria.
Theme: Battle manga is the best genre for breaking readers' hearts
Looking back at it again, Arya's life in the first twenty years can be described in one word as forced. She was forced to grow up in a hurry, forced to accept other people's views of justice and then take them as a guide. The World Government asked her to quickly become a sword. People in the navy accepted tasks and forced Arya to grow up. Kuzan also forced her to keep Arya. Arya doesn't have time to think about her true self, she gets what others give her. After discovering that Kuzan, whom she trusted the most, had betrayed her, and that the loyal Navy was not an ideal organization, at that moment Arya felt as if her previous twenty years of life had been denied, and it was impossible for her to trust Kuzan and the Navy wholeheartedly. It felt like she collapsed here like a desperate child who gave up on herself, didn't listen to others' opinions, and vented her temper. She suddenly returned to the beginning when she stood on the beach with Asl and shouted about her ideals. Only after this complete collapse can Arya go to sea to find her true self from scratch. Only by jumping out of the navy can she see the whole world. It feels like Kuzan's current mentality in the original work is also the same. Although the recently updated comics still don't show Kuzan's position. I hope the author will write about the encounter between Arya and Kuzan from the Black Company period. That should be interesting.
Kizaru says that he is rational and does not want passionate emotions, but he actually has tenderness towards Arya, in a subtle way. For example, before he made Arya work overtime to avoid Amon's parents (if I understand correctly), it feels like there is still a little chance for Arya to completely end her career in the navy.
I feel that although Arya looks stronger than Ace and has a more open-minded mentality, her strong psychology is actually based on a very fragile emotional foundation. She was able to firmly refute Ace before because of the affection Kuzan gave her. She relied heavily on Kuzan, so this seemingly powerful spiritual power did not actually belong to her. After breaking the fragile foundation, Arya can truly become strong and grow on her own strength. I hope Arya can find her true freedom after going to sea
Everyone knows Loyal's heart hahahaha. When Arya persuaded Ace before, she said that she would not be influenced by Roger, but I personally feel that she still has some inferiority complex in her heart. Because she knows her life experience and is in the navy camp, she will feel a little insecure, so she is afraid that the friendship with Loyal will disappear, and she is afraid that anything will be different from usual. She felt guilty for not being able to respond to Loyal's feelings, but also felt at ease enjoying Loyal's companionship (although Loyal was in love). Perhaps Arya will grow up and learn to deal with emotional problems in the future.
It looks good... But it hurts a bit... Sorry, ma'am, I have to go see Cookie to heal... I'll let you rest for the time being. Your writing is very good, please don't abandon it! Feel sorry! I'm getting too old and can't afford to eat with knives!
Kuzan, can't you explain it a little more? I deserved that my daughter ran away (not
Luo ah ah! There are only three things to do! If you don't tell your wife what your name is, your wife will run away with Pineapple Head named Ma!!! You have the ability to touch people's little hands, but why don't you have the ability to tell them who you are??
Damn Marco smells so good too
Marco's selfishness is almost becoming known to everyone! Brother Ma, if you provoke your father-in-law like this, you won't get Arya! Doge. Jpg Kuzan's "no" sentence is definitely foreshadowing!
No, I was a little tired watching it. The heroine is a little too paranoid. She will never let go of her views and thoughts. I didn't see much of Luo's words. His scenes are very few. Anyway, she is a little too paranoid. Kuzan and Huang Yuan have been trying to deal with her aftermath.