Character Discussion Does Zoro have a stronger arm?
- Thread starter Lor D. Coast
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I always assumed Zoro was a lefty because his swords rest on his right hip. When he draws his swords, he is using his left hand.
Furthermore, I have a head canon that Zoro started his two sword style because he is left handed. He needed a sword in his left hand in order to understand the movements needed to transfer to his right hand.
Furthermore, I have a head canon that Zoro started his two sword style because he is left handed. He needed a sword in his left hand in order to understand the movements needed to transfer to his right hand.
I think that means that Zoro is ready to fight
"traditional Japanese etiquette says that katanas displayed with the tsuka on the left signals peace, whereas displaying the katana with the tsuka on the right signals combat readiness and ability to fight."
I've watched a couple of Zoro's one sword style videos and he uses both hands.
"traditional Japanese etiquette says that katanas displayed with the tsuka on the left signals peace, whereas displaying the katana with the tsuka on the right signals combat readiness and ability to fight."
I've watched a couple of Zoro's one sword style videos and he uses both hands.
Which arm he used to test his luck when he buy a sword in Logue town? I think that's his preferred arm.
However I don't think he has a dominant arm, because he can use/dual wield his swords to a Two Sword Style perfectly.
Besides, Oda respects Zoro a lot, and his image is about perfection, so ambidextrous is the way to go.
However I don't think he has a dominant arm, because he can use/dual wield his swords to a Two Sword Style perfectly.
Besides, Oda respects Zoro a lot, and his image is about perfection, so ambidextrous is the way to go.
I think that means that Zoro is ready to fight
"traditional Japanese etiquette says that katanas displayed with the tsuka on the left signals peace, whereas displaying the katana with the tsuka on the right signals combat readiness and ability to fight."
I've watched a couple of Zoro's one sword style videos and he uses both hands.
"traditional Japanese etiquette says that katanas displayed with the tsuka on the left signals peace, whereas displaying the katana with the tsuka on the right signals combat readiness and ability to fight."
I've watched a couple of Zoro's one sword style videos and he uses both hands.
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You're talking about this photo right?
OT: He's ambidextrous but he prefers his left hand
OT: He's ambidextrous but he prefers his left hand
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Ambidextrous to a very high degree, but you can see from his one sword style attacks that he prefers to use his left hand to actually use a sword, with support from his right.
I've seen enough, he's ambidextrous and sometimes a lefty. I wonder if Oda did this on purpose.
Shanks and Ray are left-handed too.