Black Clover: Adramelech’s Origin Theory Sparks Internet Debate

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As a dedicated follower of Black Clover for what feels like an eternity, I must say that the anticipation for the final arc is palpable. I’ve been through thick and thin with these characters, and Adramelech has always intrigued me. His mysterious nature and seemingly contradictory behavior have left many theories floating around, but the one suggested by @HikariSuzuki14 really got my mind racing.

1) The animated version of Black Clover is nearing its final chapter, leaving fans eager to see how it all wraps up. As stated by creator Yuki Tabata, the ending will be consistent with his original vision for the story. However, the serialization of the manga has been shifted to Jump GIGA, a quarterly publication.

Due to this recent development, the ending has been prolonged since only two chapters will be released over the next three months. Despite this delay, fans continue to speculate about the intricate storylines that are yet to be resolved. One captivating subplot revolves around the mysterious figure of Adramelech, the enigmatic devil.

In the storyline, Adramelech is a powerful demon positioned near the primary villain, Lucius Zogratis. However, details about his origins, nature, or true intentions remain scarce. Adramelech was initially introduced during the Spade Kingdom Raid Arc. Interestingly, he showed an unusual degree of empathy towards people, even when the protagonist Asta found himself in a weak position. This unexpected act of compassion has sparked speculation among fans about whether there might be more to Adramelech than meets the eye.

On social media, the user @HikariSuzuki14 has proposed a fascinating theory about Black Clover. The theory posits that Adramelech might have been a person at one point in time. Although this idea may seem unconventional, it does present some compelling evidence to back it up. If true, this theory would help explain Adramelech’s actions and his reluctance to kill Asta when he had the chance. Rather than simply carrying out one of Lucius’s orders, Adramelech seems to have his own intentions—to regain his former identity.

If Adramelech were human, his loyalty towards Lucius might be more complex rather than a flat portrayal. While he may show anger towards Lucius at times, it could be because they’re collaborating to restore Lucius to his original state. It’s also plausible that Adramelech disagrees with some of Lucius’ plans regarding the Paladins, given their specific role. This difference in perspective might explain why Adramelech seems conflicted when it comes to supporting and opposing Asta, as he may not share Lucius’ exact aspirations.

As the Black Clover manga nears its story’s end, fans are hopeful that Yuki Tabata will delve into Adramelech’s past and growth. This narrative thread could potentially unravel the numerous enigmas surrounding this character, as well as his connections to Lucius Zogratis.

As the conclusion of Black Clover isn’t imminent, the excitement surrounding the final chapter seems to be intensifying. Consequently, fans should stay patient as author Tabata decides when to unveil all secrets, such as the identity of Adramelech.

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2024-08-29 20:07