Fanclub Temple of The Grandmaster Zoro
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- Tags #zoro bodies your fave #zoro is unparalleled in all existence 110 cm all hail peroroncino carrot better than moss head chopper solos cruzeiro cruzeiro cryyyys hi rej kings titties > zoros nik belongs in an asylum pero a bitch pero why did you betray us weakling what happened to the good tags? why is zoro not the main character? woro carries mid piece zoro zoro > luffy zoro > your fav
Hey, guys. Long time no see. Something I'd like to share during my reread of Wano.
Now, we know Zoro vowed to avenge Yasu. At face value, it's pretty rare for Zoro to fight for a reason beyond just the duty of battle, but it runs deeper.
Among Yasuie's final thoughts, he asks of the Alliance to avenge him at the coming battle. I don't have the raws for this particular scene, but I imagine the intent was the same.
Zoro, as far as I can remember, is the only Alliance member to respond to this plea.
I think it's pretty significant that Zoro speaks on behalf of his allies, not just because of his relationship with Yasu, but the paragon nature of his time on Wano. That he is the one to respond to Yasu's cry for justice.
Further addressing Zoro's role as apparent savior, Shusui's and Ryuma's abduction coincided with when misfortune befell Wano. Like Wano itself went on a long night until the dawn, the Alliance, landed on Wano. With Shusui on hand. Though without the body of Ryuma, it was in the possession a swordsman who embodies the legendary samurai and the ideals of Wano.
Now, we know Zoro vowed to avenge Yasu. At face value, it's pretty rare for Zoro to fight for a reason beyond just the duty of battle, but it runs deeper.
Among Yasuie's final thoughts, he asks of the Alliance to avenge him at the coming battle. I don't have the raws for this particular scene, but I imagine the intent was the same.
Zoro, as far as I can remember, is the only Alliance member to respond to this plea.
I think it's pretty significant that Zoro speaks on behalf of his allies, not just because of his relationship with Yasu, but the paragon nature of his time on Wano. That he is the one to respond to Yasu's cry for justice.
Further addressing Zoro's role as apparent savior, Shusui's and Ryuma's abduction coincided with when misfortune befell Wano. Like Wano itself went on a long night until the dawn, the Alliance, landed on Wano. With Shusui on hand. Though without the body of Ryuma, it was in the possession a swordsman who embodies the legendary samurai and the ideals of Wano.
Hey, guys. Long time no see. Something I'd like to share during my reread of Wano.
Now, we know Zoro vowed to avenge Yasu. At face value, it's pretty rare for Zoro to fight for a reason beyond just the duty of battle, but it runs deeper.
Among Yasuie's final thoughts, he asks of the Alliance to avenge him at the coming battle. I don't have the raws for this particular scene, but I imagine the intent was the same.
Zoro, as far as I can remember, is the only Alliance member to respond to this plea.
I think it's pretty significant that Zoro speaks on behalf of his allies, not just because of his relationship with Yasu, but the paragon nature of his time on Wano. That he is the one to respond to Yasu's cry for justice.
Further addressing Zoro's role as apparent savior, Shusui's and Ryuma's abduction coincided with when misfortune befell Wano. Like Wano itself went on a long night until the dawn, the Alliance, landed on Wano. With Shusui on hand. Though without the body of Ryuma, it was in the possession a swordsman who embodies the legendary samurai and the ideals of Wano.
Now, we know Zoro vowed to avenge Yasu. At face value, it's pretty rare for Zoro to fight for a reason beyond just the duty of battle, but it runs deeper.
Among Yasuie's final thoughts, he asks of the Alliance to avenge him at the coming battle. I don't have the raws for this particular scene, but I imagine the intent was the same.
Zoro, as far as I can remember, is the only Alliance member to respond to this plea.
I think it's pretty significant that Zoro speaks on behalf of his allies, not just because of his relationship with Yasu, but the paragon nature of his time on Wano. That he is the one to respond to Yasu's cry for justice.
Further addressing Zoro's role as apparent savior, Shusui's and Ryuma's abduction coincided with when misfortune befell Wano. Like Wano itself went on a long night until the dawn, the Alliance, landed on Wano. With Shusui on hand. Though without the body of Ryuma, it was in the possession a swordsman who embodies the legendary samurai and the ideals of Wano.
