Speculations Zoro might leave Strawhats in the future

[Ballel]

Honest question, why is the "Grandmaster" bewildering, exactly? Is he confusing, very hard to understand and such, and in a negative way? I'm curious because I've seen you using it more than once but Zoro doesn't really fit there for me.

He likes using intellectually sounding terms

 

[Charlotte Horchata]

He likes using intellectually sounding terms

I mean, I'd understand a person calling Joyce's Ulysses bewildering, or an advanced calculus problem, or a map of Tokyo's subway; but Zoro? Who is utterly confused by the poor guy and why is that meant to sound like an epic epithet...?

 

[Finalbeta]

He likes using intellectually sounding terms

It's a very simple word tbh.

From bewild intended in this case as getting stunned / amazed. The Grandmaster gives me that effect and I guess to his other fans, so this is why it's fitting. Bewildering as in astounding, not perplexing in the wrong exception.

 

[uyuu]

He now has ACoC and will be the WSS. There is no need for him to stay in a pirate group that is inferior to him. He might duel luffy sometimes and if he wins he will leave or takeover as a captain. He might turn into the lone wolf like Mihawk being all by himself searching for a worthy opponent, someone stronger than Luffy, Mihawk and all the others. I think that will happen once Luffy got his dream and got the pirate king. There won't be anything left for zoro once he stands out as the victor. And he will have kept his promise to Luffy by then. What do you guys think? Will Zoro take the Mihawk route? Or the Reighley route?

"I must become the greatest lone wolf that far surpass WSS. In order to get revenge on the only worthy opponent, Gifter-Sama, lasting against Hakai for 4 seconds instead of 1, crumbling against Thunder Bagua with 5 broken bones instead of 30". Something like that?

 

[Warchief Sanji D Goat]

Dunno if this thread is sarcastic but I'm gonna answer it anyway.

If Zoro leaves the crew, that would contradicts his loyalty which is his best character trait. Zoro won't leave the crew even after Luffy achieved his dream as the PK, so Zoro will stick with the crew until Luffy decided to disbands or if Luffy dies. Zoro will go Rayleigh route.

 

[uyuu]

Dunno if this thread is sarcastic but I'm gonna answer it anyway.

If Zoro leaves the crew, that would contradicts his loyalty which is his best character trait. Zoro won't leave the crew even after Luffy achieved his dream as the PK, so Zoro will stick with the crew until Luffy decided to disbands or if Luffy dies. Zoro will go Rayleigh route.

You DONT KNOW if this thread is sarcastic?

 

[Charlotte Horchata]

It's a very simple word tbh.

From bewild intended in this case as getting stunned / amazed. The Grandmaster gives me that effect and I guess to his other fans, so this is why it's fitting. Bewildering as in astounding, not perplexing in the wrong exception.

Yeah, that's a very open interpretation of what that word means; something bewildering isn't stunning in the sense you intend since the key connotation is "confusion" (by something too complicated, intrincate, baffling...), and Zoro certainly doesn't fit there.

But who cares at this point.

 

[Jesse Pinkman]

This narrative is getting bored. Zoro's lack of sense of direction will naturally prevent him from leaving.

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Without Zoro, Luffy would be a nobody pirate who died to Kuma.

Kuma was rev army so no chance he would kill luffy. He was testing the resolve of the crew if they are prepared to sacrifice their life for him.

 

[Wh1p]

This might be one of the cringiest posts I've seen on this site; I pray that this is satire.

 

[Ballel]

This might be one of the cringiest posts I've seen on this site; I pray that this is satire.

It probably is lol

 

[Jesse Pinkman]

He will only leave for Tashigi *cough* *cough*

 

[uyuu]

This might be one of the cringiest posts I've seen on this site; I pray that this is satire.

Your prayer is wasted.

 

[Roronoa-sama]

Without Luffy, Zoro would have been executed by the marines in the first couple of chapters.

Also you forget that Kuma works directly for the Revolutionaries. His goal was never to kill Luffy.
Luffy would've found another right hand to get his dream. The whole reason why Luffy is such a powerful figure is because of his ability to attract others to his cause. According to Mihawk that is the more fearsome power for a pirate.


What's Zoro good for? Cutting people.

yes because bullets are stronger mr1 attacks

 

[Finalbeta]

Yeah, that's a very open interpretation of what that word means; something bewildering isn't stunning in the sense you intend since the key connotation is "confusion" (by something too complicated, intrincate, baffling...), and Zoro certainly doesn't fit there.

But who cares at this point.

My vocabulary suggests differently.🧐

 

[Charlotte Horchata]

My vocabulary suggests differently.🧐

I could be wrong, let's get that right, but I've never used that word in the way you do and pretty much every dictionary you may check will emphasize the connotation of utter confusion linked to baffling situations, objects, behaviors... because of how intrincate, complicate, chaotic... they are. I don't recall any context in which "bewildering" means "amazing" in the way Zoro amazes you, but again, could be wrong.

 

[LANJI CUCKSMOKE]

zoro is just too close to luffy to leave...........

 

[JoNdule]

The biggest Luffy's lapdog gonna leave Luffy.

The same dude who begged his enemy and endgame girl to train him so that he could help Luffu become the PK
The same dude who goes around having faith in Luffy to win battles

 

[ConquistadoR]

If stealth black or roronoa sama or monsterx made this thread, this would've been closed and then put in the ground floor. that's all im gonna say lmfao

 

[matt245]

The troll is easily noticeable. But on a serious matter, I see Zoro either being a lone wolf like Mihawk or going to Wano (EoS)

 

[Adam 🍎]

Sure

Because Zoro can Navigate and Cook. He would totally be ok alone