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Law always puts the hand releasing his Devil Fruit powers in an uncovered position instead of hiding it or even protecting it with Hardening Haki. And since he has hax abilities which are difficult to counter, there's a high chance his opponent will choose the most effective and easiest way to...

Zoro is also a naturally calculated and stoic character. On top of that, he is the one who spent the most of time with Luffy yet he doesn't behave like Kid and Law did with Luffy. How can you explain that ?

Here ! This is also why Zoro is my favorite character : I feel like he is the only one who manages to add some tension in certain fights. And he mainly does this by constantly putting pressure on Luffy to be more serious (that's also why Luffy and Zoro are a good duo, they complement each other...

Zoro is more like Kenpachi actually :kayneshrug:

I see where you're heading but I could see Oda trying to adapt these religions into his story. I mean JoyBoy is pretty much the Jesus Christ of One Piece.

Well, there's some elements throughout the story suggesting that buddhism actually exist inside the OnePiece world : temples (Enma shrine in Hakumai), monks (Urouge), Zoro's incantations before performing powerful attacks (he certainly learns buddhism in his childhood, although he doesn't pray...

Yeah I also felt that, since post-TS, One Piece is all about elitist characters : characters who're said to be born as special beings, having a prophecized destiny, a world renowned lineage or otherwise characters sharing personal links with these special beings ... It is no longer about...

Wow ! I never thought you could write such an genuine and interesting theory. I got the same surprise when I was reading a @Jo_Ndule's thread on WB's propaganda. I'm starting to consider that it's a bit unfair to put the two of you in the Crying Six label ... you deserve the All Cry spot :kata:

Are you that disgusted that Zoro is a descendant of Ryuma ?

I think Kozaburo may have forged Enma in a particularly aggressive and violent mindset with the will to make it slice indiscriminately anything that made contact with its edge : trees, cliffs, or even the air blowing against it. The emotions which pushed him into this state of mind must have...

We don't know for sure that Sandai Kitetsu gives Zoro demonic powers, it's only an assumption. As for Enma being seemingly alive, I think it's because of Kozaburo who forged this sword in a particularly aggressive and violent mindset with the will to make it slice indiscriminately anything that...

And what are the "magical abilities" Zoro got with Enma then ? How can he use them ? :zorothink:

A "magical sword" that only Oden has ever tamed since its creation by Kozaburo (so at least 50 years). Rather than giving "magical abilities" to Zoro, it forced Zoro to constantly fight against Enma's CoA sucking ability while training to master the sword. The more he fought against Enma's...

I don't know about Usopp but for Zoro, since the Haki explanation by Hyogoro for the Breath Of All Things moment in Alabasta, I got a feeling that some of his unexplained techniques may be Haki related : Here, Zoro manages to successfully escape a whole series of light-speed point-blank...

I work on it. Give me time :crybeard:

Yeah for real. Actually, Zoro kinda reminds me a bit of Cristiano Ronaldo in terms of personality, ambition, rigorous training, will ... During his childhood, he may have dreamed of being the strongest in the same way that any poor child would dream of being the next Ballon d'Or, like CR7. I...

On chapter 387 and on a filler episode, both Nami and Perona called Zoro a "fantasista" due to his poor sense of orientation which defies common sense. Maybe there's a deeper meaning in it : chapter 387's translator explains that a fantasista is an exceptionally creative individual. And it is...

It's funny because I can see you making this bait thread instead : "Why did Oda gave such a big role to Zoro ? Has he made a mistake ?"

On chapter 387 and on a filler episode, both Nami and Perona called Zoro a "fantasista" due to his poor sense of orientation which defies common sense. Maybe there's a deeper meaning in it : chapter 387's translator explains that a fantasista is an exceptionally creative individual. And it is...