General & Others Why is Zoro so popular?
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Seems you cant read erkan-chan.
He said zoro is simply relying on brute force. Period.
And that point is simply wrong.
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Jeez, i wonder where i have seen perfectly smart characters fall for obvious traps. . . . . .
He said zoro is simply relying on brute force. Period.
And that point is simply wrong.
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Jeez, i wonder where i have seen perfectly smart characters fall for obvious traps. . . . . .
A word that the crew NEVER called Zoro with.''
His first post. He even used big letters, lmao.
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-Is cognizant of the gravity of situations surrounding himself and his crewmates
-Invented a completely new sword style all on his own with techniques he came up with
-Off the fly formulated a plan that took advantage of the weaknesses of an enemy which saved the lives of many
But because he hasn't solved the most complex mathematical problems and doesn't speak like a thesaurus, he's dumb.
-Invented a completely new sword style all on his own with techniques he came up with
-Off the fly formulated a plan that took advantage of the weaknesses of an enemy which saved the lives of many
But because he hasn't solved the most complex mathematical problems and doesn't speak like a thesaurus, he's dumb.
Its not me who needs some reading lessons here erkan-chan.
He said the crew never called zoro a genius. And then he said zoro is only relying on brute force.
He was making 2 statements there, of which i adressed the one thats absolutely false. Why would i adress the first and argue against it when it is the literal truth lmfao?
He said the crew never called zoro a genius. And then he said zoro is only relying on brute force.
He was making 2 statements there, of which i adressed the one thats absolutely false. Why would i adress the first and argue against it when it is the literal truth lmfao?
Your second reply started with 'your point...' which was not his only point, that was the part that you choose to answer. Somehow you think the part where he uses big letters is not his point, but the other part is, that’s how you read. Then you called it 'extremely irrelevant' as if he made that up in his second post. As I said, learn to read.
Believe it or not, that is a type of intelligence.
Zoro covers at least 2 of these types.
Zoro covers at least 2 of these types.
Lets be real Zoro is not smart. Lets stop giving him brownie points cause he can move his swords elegantly. He has no knowledge nor can he even walk in a straight line.
I mean yes, that was the only point i adressed lmfao. He made multiple points of which i only adressed the one that was false.
This is pretty easy shit actually. And his reply to my post adressing only a single point he made was expanding on the other points he made that i didnt challenge lol
Your zoro-obsession is showing again, these mental gymnastics are hilarious though
This is pretty easy shit actually. And his reply to my post adressing only a single point he made was expanding on the other points he made that i didnt challenge lol
Your zoro-obsession is showing again, these mental gymnastics are hilarious though
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It's amazing the stuff you see when you actually bother to reread One Piece
No, Zoro is not an idiot. He can, in fact, stop other people, including apparent super genius Sanji, being idiots on occasions. Even the towering intellect that is Sanji can say he can come up with excellent plans.
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Sorry, what obvious stupid trap? Going up to a totally lifelike Nami thinking it was her? If we're decrying people for falling for "obviously stupid traps" in the Alabasta arc I'm sorry, but we aren't moving past Zoro and Nami being the only ones who realised that the townsfolk of Whiskey Peak were not, in fact, delighted to see pirates and actually planned to murder them in their sleep.
No, Zoro is not an idiot. He can, in fact, stop other people, including apparent super genius Sanji, being idiots on occasions. Even the towering intellect that is Sanji can say he can come up with excellent plans.
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Sorry, what obvious stupid trap? Going up to a totally lifelike Nami thinking it was her? If we're decrying people for falling for "obviously stupid traps" in the Alabasta arc I'm sorry, but we aren't moving past Zoro and Nami being the only ones who realised that the townsfolk of Whiskey Peak were not, in fact, delighted to see pirates and actually planned to murder them in their sleep.
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