No they don't. I've watched multiple live reactions of that chapter and they all have to be TOLD by the comments law moved him.
Once again its not true. At the start I had no qualms saying law moved him but nothing shows it there's no hints no dialogue no nothing. Law himself said zoro took the attack not blocked. Took.
Once again its not true. At the start I had no qualms saying law moved him but nothing shows it there's no hints no dialogue no nothing. Law himself said zoro took the attack not blocked. Took.
Ok but Big Mom also said "They managed to escape huh,impressive".
Both her and Kaidou saw Zoro attempting to block,wouldn't have they emphasized on Zoro taking the attack since he was the only one attempting to take it instead?
Zoro also asked the others to get out of the way,if not they will all die(himself included),how come an attack that was supposed to kill all of them off if not momentarily stopped,from Zoro's own admission ended not even Ko'ing Zoro?
Did Zoro judge the power of the attack badly? I doubt it.
We saw Law teleporting himself on the roof without stretching his fingers for shambles(on the contrary he always seem to stretch his fingers to teleport others) but with the "pop" mark still present.
Here the panel is Zoomed out so the pop mark could have been above him for all we know.
I also took Law being the only one to ask Zoro if he's still alive as confirmation he indeed teleported Zoro and himself away when reading the chapter,but yeah it is kind of a weak argument on my part.
At the end of the day,if Zoro really took the full brunt of Hakai, then Oda really did a bad job at visually highlighting the moment and the magnitude of the feat.