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Because that’s how stories work the reason we are following this story of this character at this time is because this is supposed to be the most important part of their life Oda could have just as easily swapped Zoro and Jimbei in the narrative otherwise right? zoro gets introduced as a...

This is your headcanon my guy Zoro vs mihawk will be Zoro’s last fight and Luffy vs the final villain will Luffy’s last fight and the last fight of the series. everything else you are making up is your headcanon and you’re using your headcanon to dictate what’s possible

To Zoro they are… Zoro’s entire story is leading to one and only one thing Zoro cannot have the climax of his story occur AND THEN he does more random shit afterwards… that’s the definition of backward storytelling

This is impossible because Zoro will not fight the strongest swordsman in the world and then fight some random person afterwards

It is… Zoro’s most important and emotional fight will of course be Zoro’s final fight And that true for every character Luffy’s most emotional and important fight will also be his final fight same for Sanji, Robin, Chopper, Usopp, Franky, Jimbei, Brook, all of them For this to not be true...

What I imagine is that Zoro is a character who is written to have narrative momentum and cohesion Zoro’s character is complete when he achieves his dream. That’s all. There is no plot point that will matter to Zoro as much as this. there will be no emotional moment that matters to Zoro as...

@Paperchampion23 no you should definitely power scale them Oda will… Oda will obviously maintain a consistent power scale when making such match ups for example, Luffy must always be way stronger than Zoro… So Luffy’s opponents must also be WAY STRONGER than Zoro’s opponents if Luffy is...

As long as Mihawk is the Strongest swordsman in the world, he will be Zoro’s final opponent zoro is not going to fight the strongest swordsman in the world, and then fight some other rando afterwards

Narratively the obvious final fight Zoro has must be the Zoro’s most important and invested fight where he achieves his dream… right? as in Zoro’s final fight has to be with the WSS narratively it makes no sense for Zoro’s final fight to be less interesting and meaningful than a fight had before