A'Dai

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	A'Dai (阿呆)
Alias(es)	Adai; Brother A'Dai
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Fox Live; regular visitor to Wang Chuan's experience store 180 181
Occupation/Role	Outdoor game streamer; technical player and game-experience commentator 180 181
First Appearance	Chapter 180

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Platinum rank — League of Legends	254	Reached Platinum after a difficult promotion series; other experience-store players congratulated him. 254
Master rank — League of Legends	339	Later described as a Master-ranked League player, alongside his 3000+ Warcraft ladder rating. 339

Background / History

A'Dai became known on Fox Live as an “outdoor game streamer” because he broadcasts from game developers’ experience stores rather than remaining in a fixed streaming setup. He regularly visits Wang Chuan’s store, both because he enjoys games and because he hopes to meet Wang Chuan in person. 180 181

Before focusing on Wang Chuan’s releases, A'Dai was an accomplished Warcraft player with a ladder rating above 3000. Unlike streamers who rely on gimmicks, his audience follows him for technically capable gameplay and his interactions with players at the store. 181

Personality

A'Dai is confident, theatrical, and fond of presenting himself as a technical expert. He frequently makes bold declarations before difficult challenges, whether building in Minecraft, hunting alone in Monster Hunter: World, or confronting bosses in Dark Souls. His confidence regularly turns into embarrassment when his plans fail, but he generally responds by experimenting, practicing, or changing tactics rather than giving up. 185 337 466 474

He has an easy rapport with his viewers and experience-store acquaintances. Their teasing—particularly over his architectural “talent,” failed parries, camping, and tendency to seek help after claiming he can solo—has become part of his on-stream persona. 193 342 423 488

Despite his bravado, A'Dai is empathetic toward game characters and invested in game worlds. He repeatedly reloaded Undertale to spare Goat Mom, and he became unsettled by the implications of Monster Hunter: World’s story even after earning the Azure Star title. 260 487

Abilities & Skills

Streaming & Community Engagement

A'Dai keeps viewers involved by narrating his decisions, responding to bullet comments, and turning both successes and failures into demonstrations.

• Streams new releases directly from Wang Chuan’s experience store, often attracting attention from nearby players. 181 335
• Explains his strategies live, including Dark Souls defensive play and PUBG “fishing” traps. 349 422
• Maintains a comparatively relaxed livestream atmosphere because he does not depend entirely on streaming for income. 473

RTS and MOBA Play

A'Dai has strong foundations in competitive strategy games and applies his Warcraft experience when learning other titles.

• Holds a Warcraft ladder rating above 3000. 181
• Quickly recognized similarities between League of Legends hero systems and Warcraft skill synergies. 226
• Learned item builds, combos, and laning through Annie and Katarina before practicing heroes such as Lee Sin and Lucian in training mode. 226
• Reached at least Platinum, and was later identified as Master-ranked in League of Legends. 254 339

Minecraft Construction

A'Dai understands Minecraft’s basic survival and building systems, though his aesthetic judgment is famously unreliable.

• Chose Survival mode immediately to demonstrate himself as a technical streamer. 183
• Built a dark stone-and-wood house that viewers compared to a prison or grave mound. 185 193
• Redirected his construction style toward tombs and pyramids after realizing that funerary architecture suited him better. 188 196
• Learned from other builders and later became absorbed in large-scale projects, though attempts such as Atlantis reportedly became a Terracotta Army pit. 185 202

Soulslike Combat & Problem-Solving

A'Dai developed from an overconfident beginner into a player capable of teaching others practical Dark Souls strategies.

• Discovered and practiced shield parries, using them to stagger and critically strike the first boss. 340 341
• Demonstrated parry timing and rolling tactics to other players after defeating the boss. 341
• Developed a safer shield-focused strategy: block attacks, retreat to restore stamina, punish openings, and use Firebombs against vulnerable enemies. 349
• Uses environmental kills and shortcuts, including kicking the Katana-wielding enemy off a cliff. 350
• His main weaknesses are greed for finishing blows and overreliance on parry attempts against fast opponents. 340 342

Survival-Game Tactics

A'Dai compensates for weaker shooting mechanics with positioning, looting discipline, ambushes, and patience in PUBG.

• Thoroughly loots equipment before moving, prioritizing armor, medical supplies, weapons, and tactical grenades. 414
• Uses third-person camera control and cover to observe opponents before committing. 412 423
• Created a “fishing” tactic: scatter bait supplies in an apparently looted house, then ambush players drawn inside. 421 422
• His cautious style is often mocked as camping or “lying low” by his viewers. 423

Long Sword Hunting

A'Dai chose the Long Sword in Monster Hunter: World for its appearance and long-term style rather than immediate ease of use.

• Selected the weapon because “cool” visuals mattered more to him than short-term balance. 462
• Practiced Spirit Roundslash, Spirit Blade Combo, Evasion Slash, and Rising Dragon Slash in the training area. 463
• Improved from struggling against Diablos to defeating Elder Dragons and earning the Azure Star title. 475 487
• Initially overestimated his ability to hunt alone and later accepted that difficult monsters required cooperation. 466 475

Relationships

• Wang Chuan — Developer whose games A'Dai regularly streams and plays. A'Dai initially visited the experience store hoping to meet him; Wang Chuan later guides him through League of Legends and frequently banters with him. 181 220 226
• Livestream viewers — His main audience and frequent source of advice, mockery, and encouragement. They helped him understand the Long Sword, teased his building and survival tactics, and pushed him to confront difficult content. 193 463 476
• Experience-store players — Fellow regulars who recognize A'Dai, watch his demonstrations, and learn techniques such as parrying from him. 181 341
• AIBO — His assigned partner in Monster Hunter: World. A'Dai becomes increasingly resentful of her perceived habit of eating, assigning him dangerous tasks, and contributing little to hunts. 461 487
• Huang Shanshan, Gong Yingnan, and Zhao Jing — Joined A'Dai for early League of Legends matches after completing the tutorial. 222 224

Story Role / Major Arcs

Minecraft Experience

A'Dai arrived too late to immediately play Minecraft at its experience-store trial, so he began by streaming other players’ sessions and reacting to the unexpected pixel-art presentation. Once he gained access, he selected Survival mode, followed the basic gathering loop, and made house-building one of his recurring stream activities. 181 183

His first serious house became an infamous failure: despite his elaborate explanation of foundations, gardens, chicken coops, and pigsties, it resembled a narrow, dark prison. The incident led to his recurring reputation as a builder of graves, tombs, and pyramids rather than homes. 185 188 193

When the official beginner guide later awarded him the achievement “Dig Three, Fill One” for sheltering in a hole, A'Dai recognized it as a direct reminder of his early experience-store gameplay and reacted with outrage. 192 198

League of Legends and Undertale

A'Dai was impatient with League of Legends’ extensive tutorial but completed it under Wang Chuan’s guidance. He received the “Lich King Arthas” Garen skin from a tutorial treasure chest and became eager to obtain more skins. 220 222 224

After learning basic play with Annie, he sought more technically demanding heroes. He experimented with Katarina, Lee Sin, and Lucian, then continued improving until reaching Platinum and eventually Master rank. 226 254 339

In Undertale, A'Dai’s attempt to speedrun changed after Goat Mom’s death. He repeatedly reset the game and chose Mercy until he successfully spared her, only to be confronted by Little Flower, who appeared aware of A'Dai’s resets. 258 260

Dark Souls

A'Dai began Dark Souls as a Knight and was initially overwhelmed by its stamina system, mandatory early boss, traps, and fast enemies. After discovering the parry mechanic, he defeated the first boss and became a temporary local authority on the technique, demonstrating it to other experience-store players. 337 340 341

His confidence was repeatedly punctured by the Katana-wielding enemy, Mimic chests, Havel, Black Knights, and later areas designed to punish careless exploration. These setbacks shaped his more conservative shield-and-punish strategy, which he presented during his stream as an accessible alternative to advanced parrying. 342 343 349 395

At the end of his playthrough, A'Dai selected the ending in which the First Flame goes out. After realizing he could still move during the ending scene, he attacked the Fire Keeper and stole the remnant flame, accidentally triggering a hidden ending. 353

When playing the Dark Souls prequel, he returned to the Knight class for stability, explored the Undead Asylum, received the Estus Flask and a mission from an imprisoned Knight, and continued investigating the game’s dangerous interconnected routes. 389 391 394

PUBG, Prototype, and GTA

In PUBG, A'Dai chose a female character, became engrossed in looting and outfitting her, and developed a cautious ambush-heavy playstyle. His “fishing” traps successfully caught better-equipped opponents, though his aim remained weaker than his strategy-game skills. 414 421 422

While playing Prototype, he was exhilarated by Alex’s strength, parkour, shapeshifting weapons, and ability to absorb enemies for health and energy. He repeatedly contrasted Alex’s resilience with the fragility of Dark Souls protagonists. 442 443 444

In GTA, A'Dai used the stock market to profit from an assassination, turning $30,000 into $50,000, then planned heists around cost and payout efficiency. For a later operation, however, he chose a direct assault plan and hired the highest-stat teammates rather than taking shortcuts. 506 513

Monster Hunter: World

A'Dai entered the New World as part of the Fifth Expedition Team and initially assumed its lively hunters, Felynes, and cooperative atmosphere meant it would be much friendlier than Dark Souls. 460 461

He chose the Long Sword for style, struggled through its Spirit Gauge mechanics, then rapidly built confidence after training. Early victories over Jagras, Hornetaurs, and Tobi-Kadachi convinced him that he could handle hunts alone. 462 463 466 469

Diablos forced him to reassess that belief. After failing to find an opening alone, he invited friends, only for the group’s friendly-fire mishaps and repeated deaths to complicate the hunt further. 474 475 476

A'Dai eventually returned to the Long Sword after stronger monsters exposed the limits of his previous builds. He completed “Azure Star Who Guides the Path,” defeating Teostra, Kushala Daora, and Blighted Dragon consecutively, but became frustrated by the realization that the expedition teams had left nearly all meaningful work to him. 484 487 488

Notable Quotes

“Can you be strong forever? It's just one version. But I can be cool forever!” 462

“There's no such thing as matching teammates, I'm enough on my own.” 466

“Monster Hunter: World is f***ing fun. Mission objective: Dodogama. Need three stream viewers to carry.” 488

Trivia

• A'Dai’s first Minecraft house was so prison-like that viewers began insisting his true calling was grave-mound design. 185 193
• He once seriously claimed that switching from ordinary buildings to pyramids was not abandoning his art, but “elevating” it. 188
• He chose a female PUBG avatar because, in his words, every “manly man” has “a little princess inside.” 414
• His confidence in Monster Hunter: World routinely produces dramatic self-introductions, including calling himself the “legendary Azure Star” before difficult hunts. 469