I need not to like because I see the things in real life. Besides, why does one need 'motivation' to do things? why it has to be a factor? I don't need any grand motivation to do what I want to do. Being simple is not shallow. Thing is that you feel a character needs 'motivation' to be so called 'relatable' but I don't put that as a criteria for a character. Doing things I don't mind a character has a motivation but I don't mind otherwise either.
I am literally not sure what you are trying to say.
Zoro is relatable because what he is doing has some form of realism even with enhanced fictional buffs. Swords exist in real life. Idea of busting your ass in the gym to make your body stronger, running to improve your cardio and other forms of endurance training on top of doing training reps make you better athletes. Wanting to become the very best at a certain sport like for example Koby Wanting to be best basket ball player ever also is a real life concept. Promises to dead loved ones doing things for others are all relatable qualities?
What about being level headed?
Leadership qualities
Willingness to sacrifice himself for others
Character development and changes in motivation?
Where does Luffys relatabiltiy comes from? What is relatable about him? Who fights like a fucking rubber? When has Luffy ever trained? Why does he want to become pirate king? What does freest man in the sea mean? Is he factoring in his freedom means Supression of many others?
What thr fuck even is Luffy besides a man child with straw hat and properties of a condum?
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Damn this man Sanji is pathetic. Motherfucker didn't even have a stomach ache and he fainted. Tsk. Tsk.
Not to mention he isn't even stabbed