Controversial Do you think Zoro will lose a Fight between now and the EoS?

[Dettles]

Zoro has not actually lost a Fight or a Clash since the timeskip. But do you think he will?

 

[Nadel]

 

[Yoho]

Yes, only cause I think he'll face mihawk at least once more before facing him for the final time and he'll lose

 

[shastar-sei]

No. At this stage, he doesn't need losses to grow. Strong opponents and difficult battles will advance his Haki. Black Blades will be forged through his battle history.

 

[Gaimon The Pirate]

Zoro has not actually lost a Fight or a Clash since the timeskip. But do you think he will?

Yeti calling bros are calling, are you gonna pick up?

 

[Bad English]

He lost to Birdcage

 

[Gaimon The Pirate]

He lost to Birdcage

Huff, puff..
Imagine losing to the secondary power of Doffy WHILE he is also fighting and losing to Luffy.

 

[Killerj]

Lol.o is his name
L ratio maxim

 

[сука]

If Condom vs Kaido counted as a win for Condom, then Zoro has never lost and never will lose

 

[nik87]

Zoro has not actually lost a Fight

He lost to Kaido+Big Mom combo.
He will lose again but in the same way he lost in Wano.
Fair 1vs1 loss will not happen.

 

[Gaimon The Pirate]

He lost to Kaido+Big Mom combo.
He will lose again but in the same way he lost in Wano.
Fair 1vs1 loss will not happen.

Pirates don't say fair, Nik-kun.
First chapter of One piece.
If a bounty hunter wants to be a pirate, he better be ready to act like one. Instead of making excuses.

 

[nik87]

Pirates don't say fair, Nik-kun.
First chapter of One piece.
If a bounty hunter wants to be a pirate, he better be ready to act like one. Instead of making excuses.

Sure but you can see how Zoro himself treats some things - according to him he never lost since Mihawk...

 

[Gaimon The Pirate]

Sure but you can see how Zoro himself treats some things - according to him he never lost since Mihawk...

Then Zoro is coping, because he is a pirate and has to abide to the rules of piracy, just like he did in Davy back fight, shaming Namizo for trying to break piracy rules..

 

[nik87]

Then Zoro is coping, because he is a pirate and has to abide to the rules of piracy, just like he did in Davy back fight, shaming Namizo for trying to break piracy rules..

Well, Oda drew him remembering and keeping his promise while King remember and broke his promise of never losing.
I think it would be appropriate to say that Oda is coping instead of Zoro, no? Or some things simply dont count as a loss despite the audience failing to understand it.

 

[SkySanji]

He was defeated by the Yeti Cool Brothers, Killer and on the rooftop

 

[Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier]

He lost to Kaido+Big Mom combo.
He will lose again but in the same way he lost in Wano.
Fair 1vs1 loss will not happen.

He didn't lose there lmao
Zoro has never lost twice

 

[nik87]

He didn't lose there lmao
Zoro has never lost twice

Are you reading Two Piece where Zoro left rooftop undefeated?

 

[Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier]

Are you reading Two Piece where Zoro left rooftop undefeated?

He wasn't trying to fight Kaido in the first place, just wound him so he didn't attack and kill his captain

 

[Gaimon The Pirate]

Well, Oda drew him remembering and keeping his promise while King remember and broke his promise of never losing.
I think it would be appropriate to say that Oda is coping instead of Zoro, no? Or some things simply dont count as a loss despite the audience failing to understand it.

The first chapter of a Manga acts as a portrayal of its central themes and core structure, and that is where Oda tells us that a pirate doesn't play fair. If it wasn't important, Oda wouldn't have put it there.
In the same chapter Oda tells us how free a pirate is, and how dangerous being a pirate is.
And who Luffy and shanks are.

Why would Oda be coping? He is simply drawing a prideful character in denial. Pirates don't play fair, a fight is a fight is a fight. And as you well said, Zoro lost on the rooftop. Zoro is simply too prideful that he lost many times, like with Lucci or Ener. There is no shame in losing, Zoro is just too stubborn and prideful to admit that he lost as a pirate many times. And that's the perfect portrayal for him, and how important was to show him bowing to Mihawk on Luffy's behalf.
The person that lies to himself to protect his pride, is willing to bow to mihawk for Luffy in spite of his pride. Great depiction of a character sacrificing himself for Luffy.

 

[nik87]

He wasn't trying to fight Kaido in the first place, just wound him so he didn't attack and kill his captain

I will repeat - Did Zoro leave rooftop undefeated?

Why would Oda be coping? He is simply drawing a prideful character in denial. Pirates don't play fair, a fight is a fight is a fight. And as you well said, Zoro lost on the rooftop. Zoro is simply too prideful that he lost many times, like with Lucci or Ener. There is no shame in losing, Zoro is just too stubborn and prideful to admit that he lost as a pirate many times. And that's the perfect portrayal for him, and how important was to show him bowing to Mihawk on Luffy's behalf.
The person that lies to himself to protect his pride, is willing to bow to mihawk for Luffy in spite of his pride. Great depiction of a character sacrificing himself for Luffy.

Oda is the one who draws Zoro thinking he never lost since Mihawk.
The only question is why is Oda doing that...
He wants Zoro to delude himself or he simply doesn't consider some things as a loss?