Dias, nicknamed the Fisherman, is a boomerang-throwing boy from Loguetown who sails with the Straw Hat Pirates as the hero of the game Legend of the Rainbow Island. As bearer of the Fisherman's Emblem, he is central to unsealing the fabled Rainbow Eye.
Short and lightly tanned, Dias has spiky brown hair and thick black brows. His outfit pairs a blue-and-beige shirt with fingerless blue gloves, light brown pants, and blue boots, topped by a long red cape. A green triangular charm, the Fisherman's Emblem, hangs from a necklace at his chest, and a boomerang is almost always in his grip.
Fearless and headstrong, Dias never backs down from pirates who menace him or his friend Atoli, and he repeatedly puts himself in harm's way to shield her or to aid Luffy. His guiding wish is to discover the legendary Rainbow Island, a goal that drives the entire adventure.

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Separated from his parents in childhood, Dias kept his late father's Fisherman's Emblem as a keepsake. While working a harbor sale in Loguetown, he was rescued from bullying pirates by the Straw Hats, who befriended him and offered to teach him to fight. After defending Atoli from the thugs Garride and Kaabo and witnessing Luffy's near-execution on Roger's platform, Dias and Atoli boarded the Going Merry and set out for the Grand Line together.
The voyage carried them past Laboon and through a string of clashes with the Drayke Pirates, who hunted the children for their emblems, as well as run-ins with Baroque Works agents and the princess Vivi. Across islands like Royal Sun, Great Ground, and Festa Circle, Dias and the crew gathered the herbs and clues needed to locate Rainbow Island, while Atoli was eventually abducted by the pirate captain Drayke.
Reaching Rainbow Island at last, Dias slipped into Drayke's castle to free Atoli, only for the villain to seize all three emblems and claim the Rainbow Eye, which possessed him as the vengeful Rainbow King. With the Straw Hats and Atoli cheering him on, Dias struck the possessed king down. Offered the chance to become the next Rainbow King, he declined, and the crew sank the dangerous relic into the sea. Dias chose to settle on Silver Arrow Island with Atoli, parting from the Straw Hats with Luffy's standing offer to rejoin them anytime.
Dias, nicknamed the Fisherman, is a boomerang throwing boy from Loguetown who serves as the playable hero of the non canon game Legend of the Rainbow Island. He sails alongside the Straw Hat Pirates and is central to unsealing the legendary Rainbow Eye.
Dias fights with a boomerang, a weapon he wields skillfully throughout his adventure with the Straw Hat Pirates and against enemies like the pirate captain Drayke.
The Fisherman's Emblem is a green triangular charm that belonged to Dias's late father and hangs from a necklace at his chest. It is one of three emblems needed to unseal the fabled Rainbow Eye.
Dias's story ends with him striking down the possessed Rainbow King after Drayke seized all three emblems and claimed the Rainbow Eye. He then declines the chance to become the next Rainbow King, helps sink the dangerous relic into the sea, and settles down on Silver Arrow Island with Atoli.
Atoli is Dias's close friend, whom he repeatedly risks his life to protect throughout their voyage, and the two ultimately settle together on Silver Arrow Island at the end of the story.
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