One Piece Chapter 1001 : The Decisive Battle of Monsters on Onigashima
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Zoro definitely gets caught in Luffy's pace and jokes around in serious situations as well.
Remember how Oda said Luffy peeped on women in Alabasta just because he was clowning with Usopp not because he's actually a perv. It's the same here. It doesn't mean Luffy will always act this way around Usopp, or that Zoro, Law and Kid will around Luffy. It's just little moments where they can't help but be infantuated by someone that doesn't give this much of a shit
But Zoro is a subordinate, so his dynamics with Luffy are different than Kid and Law who are rivaling captains. Zoro told Luffy when he first joined "If you get in my way of becoming WSS i'll kill you" then 400 chapters later he was ready to give up his life to Kuma to save Luffy's dream over his own. He's already changed massively because of being around Luffy. Yes, sometimes he feels the need to tell Luffy off (eg, Punk Hazard), to carry out his duty as the right hand man. Doesn't mean that he doesn't get sucked into Luffy's pace at times as well. If he hadn't he wouldn't still be following him, since his original goal doesn't align with what the journey became about.
Remember how Oda said Luffy peeped on women in Alabasta just because he was clowning with Usopp not because he's actually a perv. It's the same here. It doesn't mean Luffy will always act this way around Usopp, or that Zoro, Law and Kid will around Luffy. It's just little moments where they can't help but be infantuated by someone that doesn't give this much of a shit
But Zoro is a subordinate, so his dynamics with Luffy are different than Kid and Law who are rivaling captains. Zoro told Luffy when he first joined "If you get in my way of becoming WSS i'll kill you" then 400 chapters later he was ready to give up his life to Kuma to save Luffy's dream over his own. He's already changed massively because of being around Luffy. Yes, sometimes he feels the need to tell Luffy off (eg, Punk Hazard), to carry out his duty as the right hand man. Doesn't mean that he doesn't get sucked into Luffy's pace at times as well. If he hadn't he wouldn't still be following him, since his original goal doesn't align with what the journey became about.
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More cringe. This 'sound smart' thing. Is this the only bullet in your gun? Seems like a defense mechanism, because ironically this conversation started because you couldn't comprehend basic parallels in a shonen manga. Shame.
There was nothing well written about that bumbling attempt at being funny. Don't call it a 'reach'. Just say you struggle to understand. Godspeed with that deficiency.
There was nothing well written about that bumbling attempt at being funny. Don't call it a 'reach'. Just say you struggle to understand. Godspeed with that deficiency.
No.
The blacksmith who gave him the sword, understands the sword better than Zoro, explains that the sword is a difficult sword to control, has created similar swords, and told him the sword can turned into a black blade stated the sword draws haki or power from the user. Not that the sword gives the user power.
The problem is people forgot what quotation around a single word means.
When Zoro says enma it has quotations around it.
Quotation marks around single words can occasionally be used for emphasis, but only when quoting a word or term someone else used. Usually, this implies that the author doesn't agree with the use of the term. He said he was “working”; it looked to me like he was procrastinating.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks-around-a-single-word/#:~:text=Quotation marks around single words,me like he was procrastinating.
The blacksmith who gave him the sword, understands the sword better than Zoro, explains that the sword is a difficult sword to control, has created similar swords, and told him the sword can turned into a black blade stated the sword draws haki or power from the user. Not that the sword gives the user power.
The problem is people forgot what quotation around a single word means.
When Zoro says enma it has quotations around it.
Quotation marks around single words can occasionally be used for emphasis, but only when quoting a word or term someone else used. Usually, this implies that the author doesn't agree with the use of the term. He said he was “working”; it looked to me like he was procrastinating.
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks-around-a-single-word/#:~:text=Quotation marks around single words,me like he was procrastinating.
Zoro is the one using the sword not the blacksmith not to mention zoro is one of the most skilled swordsman we know alive in one piece. So for you to completely dismiss what zoro just said is delusional.
Also you really reaching with the quotation thing. The quotations could just be to put emphasis around the specific power zoro is drawing from, which in this case is enma
Seems like you’re just making excuses at this point.
Zoro is the one using the sword not the blacksmith not to mention zoro is one of the most skilled swordsman we know alive in one piece. So for you to completely dismiss what zoro just said is delusional.
Also you really reaching with the quotation thing. The quotations could just be to put emphasis around the specific power zoro is drawing from, which in this case is enma
Zoro is the one using the sword not the blacksmith not to mention zoro is one of the most skilled swordsman we know alive in one piece. So for you to completely dismiss what zoro just said is delusional.
Also you really reaching with the quotation thing. The quotations could just be to put emphasis around the specific power zoro is drawing from, which in this case is enma
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