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==In the core series games== | ==In the core series games== | ||
The Diamond Clan first appeared in [[g|Pokemon Legends: Arceus]]. | The Diamond Clan first appeared in [[g|Pokemon Legends: Arceus]]. They have a history with the Pearl Clan, leading to several arguments and fights with the other clan, thinking they worship a false god. When the player first meets these clans' leaders, [[Adaman]] and [[Irida]], they seem appear not get along very well, relying on the [[Galaxy Team]] to keep the peace between the two clans. As a result of the [[space-time rift]], the Diamond Clan's [[Noble Pokémon]] have become frenzied, causing destruction and harm with heightened power, rather protecting land they are to be guarding. The Diamond Clan is also relies on the help of the Galaxy Team's survey core, primarily the player character, to help quell the Noble Pokémon that the Diamond Clan is tasked to care for. Throughout the story, the Diamond Clan also provides the player with [[Ride Pokémon (Hisui)|Ride Pokémon]] to help traverse the land of Hisui and quell the Nobles belonging to the Pearl Clan. The Diamond Clan becomes closer with the player character, trusting them with how they handle Pokémon. | ||
After the player has been exiled from [[Jubilife Village]], they ask [[Mai]], [[warden]] of a special {{p|Wyrdeer}} in the [[Obsidian Fieldlands]] if the Diamond Clan is willing to take them in for shelter, declining their request at assumption it may cause conflict with the Pearl Clan or Galaxy Team, a situation they would all want to avoid. Both Adaman and Irida help the player in secrecy, along side [[Volo]] of the [[Ginkgo Guild]]. By the end of the game, the Diamond Clan learns to be in peace with the Pearl Clan and the Galaxy Team, with Adaman and Irida realizing the conflict between the two was really between themselves and not their clans. | |||
==In spin-off games== | ==In spin-off games== | ||
===Pokémon Masters EX=== | ===Pokémon Masters EX=== | ||
The Diamond Clan appeared in the form of its leader, [[Adaman (Masters)|Adaman]] | The Diamond Clan appeared in the form of its leader, [[Adaman (Masters)|Adaman]] brought to the present by a rift in the sky with [[Irida (Masters)|Irida]], in the [[Story event]]; [[Travelers from a Distant Past]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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* In the Diamond Clan houses there are portraits of two unknown men resembling [[Alder]] and [[Maxie]]. | * In the Diamond Clan houses there are portraits of two unknown men resembling [[Alder]] and [[Maxie]]. | ||
* None of the members of the Diamond Clan keep their Pokémon in [[Poké Ball]]s. | * None of the members of the Diamond Clan keep their Pokémon in [[Poké Ball]]s. | ||
* All members of the Diamond Clan, that aren't wardens or leaders are named after measurements or forms of time. | |||
==Names== | ==Names== | ||
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The Diamond Clan (Japanese: コンゴウ団 Kongō-dan, literally Diamond Gang), is an ancient tribe of people based in the Hisui region. They worship a deity they call "almighty Sinnoh", who created time. This has led to fighting with the Pearl Clan, who claim almighty Sinnoh created space.
In the core series games
The Diamond Clan first appeared in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. They have a history with the Pearl Clan, leading to several arguments and fights with the other clan, thinking they worship a false god. When the player first meets these clans' leaders, Adaman and Irida, they seem appear not get along very well, relying on the Galaxy Team to keep the peace between the two clans. As a result of the space-time rift, the Diamond Clan's Noble Pokémon have become frenzied, causing destruction and harm with heightened power, rather protecting land they are to be guarding. The Diamond Clan is also relies on the help of the Galaxy Team's survey core, primarily the player character, to help quell the Noble Pokémon that the Diamond Clan is tasked to care for. Throughout the story, the Diamond Clan also provides the player with Ride Pokémon to help traverse the land of Hisui and quell the Nobles belonging to the Pearl Clan. The Diamond Clan becomes closer with the player character, trusting them with how they handle Pokémon.
After the player has been exiled from Jubilife Village, they ask Mai, warden of a special Wyrdeer in the Obsidian Fieldlands if the Diamond Clan is willing to take them in for shelter, declining their request at assumption it may cause conflict with the Pearl Clan or Galaxy Team, a situation they would all want to avoid. Both Adaman and Irida help the player in secrecy, along side Volo of the Ginkgo Guild. By the end of the game, the Diamond Clan learns to be in peace with the Pearl Clan and the Galaxy Team, with Adaman and Irida realizing the conflict between the two was really between themselves and not their clans.
In spin-off games
Pokémon Masters EX
The Diamond Clan appeared in the form of its leader, Adaman brought to the present by a rift in the sky with Irida, in the Story event; Travelers from a Distant Past.
Trivia
- The Diamond Clan, along with the Pearl Clan, are not native to Hisui as said by verse 5 of the Old Verse.
- In the Diamond Clan houses there are portraits of two unknown men resembling Alder and Maxie.
- None of the members of the Diamond Clan keep their Pokémon in Poké Balls.
- All members of the Diamond Clan, that aren't wardens or leaders are named after measurements or forms of time.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | コンゴウ団 Kongō-dan | From 金剛石 kongōseki (diamond) |
| English | Diamond Clan | From diamond |
| French | Clan Diamant | From diamant (diamond) |
| German | Diamant-Clan | From Diamant (diamond) |
| Italian | Team Diamante | From diamante (diamond) |
| Spanish | Clan Diamante | From diamante (diamond) |
| Korean | 금강단 Geumgang-dan | From 금강석 (金剛石) geumgangseok (diamond) |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 金剛隊 / 金刚队 Jīngāng Duì | From 金剛石 / 金刚石 jīngāngshí / gāmgōngsehk (diamond) |
| Chinese (Cantonese) | 金剛隊 Gāmgōng Déui | |
| Russian | Клан Алмаза Klan Almaza | From алмаз almaz (diamond) |
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