Powers & Abilities Why are all of Zoro’s new attack names absolute garbage?

ConquistadoR

The Rogue Prince
#24
Yea shitty translations can be really funny especially when the original meaning behind the naming is distorted with the translation.
"Dead Man's Game" is a reference to some Rakugo play from Edo period.
Three Thousand Worlds/Three Thousand Great Thousand Worlds are references to Buddhist cosmology.

Though none of those can be more funnier than a dude literally turning into an oversized Broccoli for a technique :suresure:
 
#26
"Dead Man's Game" is a reference to some Rakugo play from Edo period.
Three Thousand Worlds/Three Thousand Great Thousand Worlds are references to Buddhist cosmology.
“Bro you don’t understand, it’s a reference to Bhuddist cosmology and it’s actually cool in Japanese bro trust me”

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓


Though none of those can be more funnier than a dude literally turning into an oversized Broccoli for a technique :suresure:
The Groves of Wrath/Flexing Forest Muscle double entendre is WAYYYY cooler than any name in Zoro’s list of attack.
 

ConquistadoR

The Rogue Prince
#27
#32
When Zoro pulled out “Farce of The Dead” on Kaido, I actually laughed out loud. Not only was the Ashura moment poorly drawn and complete shit, Oda ruined the moment with quite possibly the goofiest attack name I’ve ever heard.

And then later (I’m trying so hard not to laugh while typing), Zoro uses a new form/technique/bullshit thing on King called “King of Hell!” Now we’ve got Hell King Zoro to match Dark King Rayleigh.

Only it sounds stupid and like some edgy 11 year old came up with it.

Zoro bros, how do tolerate this absolute memery
:risitameh:
For someone who fanboying over Purple Tiger, Green Bull, Yellow Monkey and Red Dog, you sure are shameless..

Wait a sec, Purple, Green, Yellow, and Red... Why are these combination sounds kinda familiar? Oh right
 
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