Questions & Mysteries Is Zolo's dream dead?
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So we know from early on in OP, Zoro's dream was to become such a great master swordsman that his name reaches the heavens
1100 chapters later, and we finally have the people from the heavens talk about the SH, and they only talk about Luffy...
Oh wait, my bad. It isn't just Luffy's name that reached the heavens, but Brooks
So what gives? Will OP need to continue for another 30 years for Zolo to do what Luffy and Brook have already achieved?
But is that even realistic? I don't think so. First of all, Zolo couldn't even become famous in the samurai country,
Even Zolo's own ancestor, who was one of Lord Momonosukes ancestors top subjects, is compared to Luffy.
Second of all, lets think of the parallels, which is an important part of this manga
As we all know, Luffy is a parallel to Roger, the pirate king, but who is the parallel to Rogers second in command, Rayleigh, the dark king?
Well clearly it's Brook, the Soul King
The similarities between the two are endless
Both are interested in Women(Zolo is either asexual or homosexual)
Both are called "Kings" by the general public(Calling yourself a king without anyone recognizing it is missing the point)
Both are famous worldwide(Rayleighs name is in many books and Brook is a famous musician)
Both are sword wielders
So at this point, can Zoro hope to compete with Luffy the famous captain and his copilot Brook? That wouldn't make sense, since Brook and the Luffy are flying the plane while Zolo and Sanji are busy being the wings. This is a parallel to Cross Guild, where Buggy the captain has no right hand man, just two wings standing directly below him
The current arc is a good example of this, while Brook is standing up to Gunko the Warlord slayer(Zolos EOS goal) Zoro is busy hiding in the woods from her while assaulting an injured and imprisoned man. But out of Odas deep respect for Kushina, not only is Zolo hiding from a women who could easily neg him, Robin, the crews number 3 and a parallel to Rogers number 3(Gaban) is protecting him
So, welcome to the end game of One Piece, where Brook and Robin are the top Strawhats other then Luffy, fighting against the arc villains while Zoro is getting kidnapped by Road. My only question is if Alvida will need to protect Mihawk from the WG at some point, though it only seems obvious.
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1100 chapters later, and we finally have the people from the heavens talk about the SH, and they only talk about Luffy...
Oh wait, my bad. It isn't just Luffy's name that reached the heavens, but Brooks
So what gives? Will OP need to continue for another 30 years for Zolo to do what Luffy and Brook have already achieved?
But is that even realistic? I don't think so. First of all, Zolo couldn't even become famous in the samurai country,
Even Zolo's own ancestor, who was one of Lord Momonosukes ancestors top subjects, is compared to Luffy.
Second of all, lets think of the parallels, which is an important part of this manga
As we all know, Luffy is a parallel to Roger, the pirate king, but who is the parallel to Rogers second in command, Rayleigh, the dark king?
Well clearly it's Brook, the Soul King
The similarities between the two are endless
Both are interested in Women(Zolo is either asexual or homosexual)
Both are called "Kings" by the general public(Calling yourself a king without anyone recognizing it is missing the point)
Both are famous worldwide(Rayleighs name is in many books and Brook is a famous musician)
Both are sword wielders
So at this point, can Zoro hope to compete with Luffy the famous captain and his copilot Brook? That wouldn't make sense, since Brook and the Luffy are flying the plane while Zolo and Sanji are busy being the wings. This is a parallel to Cross Guild, where Buggy the captain has no right hand man, just two wings standing directly below him
The current arc is a good example of this, while Brook is standing up to Gunko the Warlord slayer(Zolos EOS goal) Zoro is busy hiding in the woods from her while assaulting an injured and imprisoned man. But out of Odas deep respect for Kushina, not only is Zolo hiding from a women who could easily neg him, Robin, the crews number 3 and a parallel to Rogers number 3(Gaban) is protecting him
So, welcome to the end game of One Piece, where Brook and Robin are the top Strawhats other then Luffy, fighting against the arc villains while Zoro is getting kidnapped by Road. My only question is if Alvida will need to protect Mihawk from the WG at some point, though it only seems obvious.
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There is a reason WG literary dumped mihawk (current WSS) like some garbage and replaced him with a scientifically engineered kid
WG gave zero fucks abt mihawk becoming an enemy even. They cared more abt kuzan joining BB even.
Oda showing middle finger to these sword glazers left and right is funny af ngl
Zolo's dream died when he became a cuck who made his captain's dream more important than his own dream by begging like a dog to his final opponent
That's when I knew this was Luffy's story and the rest are not as relevant
Even Mihawk was disappointed in ZoLo
That's when I knew this was Luffy's story and the rest are not as relevant
Even Mihawk was disappointed in ZoLo
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