Sanji has more devil parallel than Zoro.
Luffy's scar was to show shanks that he's not scared of anything.
ZOro's scar was given to him be Mihawk as a life ending gesture.
I can see you think Zoro represents some mini Luffy and I don't see it. Like I said I think Usopp is a closer parallel than...
I went from their heads down to their names while sitting on the toilet. If you think it's superficial I feel the same way about Luffy and zoro "parralels". I mean luffy liking meat and Zoro liking booze and Sanji liking women doesn't mean their portrayed as some kind of iconic parrallel between...
I mean it's easy, I'm literally sitting on the toilet and can think of five.
Luffy and Usopp are the only strawhats to wear a hat. I mean it's literally remnants of the fact that Usopp was originally designed as the firstmate of the crew and the hat is seen as a symbol of importance.
Usopp...
I appluad you for going back and finding evidence to try and prove your point. That's really rare on any forum let alone this one. If I find time I'll go do the same for Usopp. I could probably do this for any strawhat.
Infact superficial relationships like this would be better represented with...
Like I can see parallel between luffy and garp, or Roger, even Usopp. Though i can't see how you would relate Zoro and Luffy. One uses three swords the other fights mute. One is a god the other an atheist. One is a racist cop the other one is colored.
Where is the parrallel.
I mean one is captain the other is crewmate so ai guess they have a dynamic. But they're completely different. Luffy moves on instinct and Zoro gets lost closed spaces. Fighting styles are completely different. I think Zoro's only connection is that he respects luffy and is strong.
i think your confusing parralells with Zoro being Luffys underling.
usopp= best friend
zoro= counterpart
Sanji=most trusted crewmember
i mean he did let Sanji captain his ship for weeks.
usopp has more powerful and plentiful parralells
usopp was the original firstmate
Usopp is the only other...
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