Questions & Mysteries What happend to “Zoro is going to focus/Fight the Orochi/ Samurai side of the Enemies? 😂
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That was because Zoro couldn't even stop nails while Sanji stopped arrows with his body.
And it's a completely logical claim, just because you think Zoro's is better you shouldn't ignore clear manga panels
I'm ready to take my L if it doesn't happen, but any other time a strawhat got a lot of attention (Nami in AP, Robin and Usopp in W7/EL, Sanji in WCI) Oda came up with something weird and completely different from the classic 1 vs 1 or what they did in previous arcs. Usually, he explores their past, gives them no real fight and makes sure to give them an emotional and impactful moment (in this case for Zoro, and I'm not talking about the umpteenth badass moment).
Zoro is the fighter of the crew so I'm sure he is going to wound Kaido again but that is Luffy's fight while his main storyline is with Orochi, the fox, Hiyori, the Ringo damyo and possibly Kuina/Koshiro
And it's a completely logical claim, just because you think Zoro's is better you shouldn't ignore clear manga panels
I'm ready to take my L if it doesn't happen, but any other time a strawhat got a lot of attention (Nami in AP, Robin and Usopp in W7/EL, Sanji in WCI) Oda came up with something weird and completely different from the classic 1 vs 1 or what they did in previous arcs. Usually, he explores their past, gives them no real fight and makes sure to give them an emotional and impactful moment (in this case for Zoro, and I'm not talking about the umpteenth badass moment).
Zoro is the fighter of the crew so I'm sure he is going to wound Kaido again but that is Luffy's fight while his main storyline is with Orochi, the fox, Hiyori, the Ringo damyo and possibly Kuina/Koshiro
Hawkins' nails are made of Kairoseki where Kanjuro's are ... ink-made
If the shogun had actually been hype, like an actual rival to Oden, then the Zoro vs Shogun and him leading the samurai part would've been hype.
Instead, Oda seems to have chosen to portray that weak willed corward "Samurai" with no sense of loyalty or honor were the only ones that could prosper under the reign of someone like Orochi, making them weak, which means Zoro has no business with any of them.
Some people wanted to argue that Yasu's death meant that he would fight Orochi, but honestly the 9 scabbards all have a much bigger bone to pick with him if he's still alive.
Instead, Oda seems to have chosen to portray that weak willed corward "Samurai" with no sense of loyalty or honor were the only ones that could prosper under the reign of someone like Orochi, making them weak, which means Zoro has no business with any of them.
Some people wanted to argue that Yasu's death meant that he would fight Orochi, but honestly the 9 scabbards all have a much bigger bone to pick with him if he's still alive.
