Character Discussion Zoro's lineage is revealed by Oda

Is Zoro a real/true/direct/main Shimotsuki?


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Oda continue mirroring the supernova trio and the monster trio:
Law:Sanji - Got an entire arc dedicated to his backstory family and the effect a loved ones sacrifice had on him and how he gained the powers we see today

Kid:Zoro - Got an SBS question

In all seriousness, this is because Law and Sanjis characters are more defined by their pasts while Kid and Zoros are defined by their goals. But it’s still very fun to troll.

My signature is the best definition for your comment, because we could tell that there are other parallels between a few supernovas and a few Strawhats, but they don't necessarily mean something big

But our fate is to search for parallels: Parallel Piece :kobeha:
 
1. Even as just a family tree don’t even act like this isn’t hella disrespectful to Zoros character. This is literally an atrocious way to treat a member of the EB5

2. Zoro already had the least involved backstory of the straw hats. Literally boiling down to maybe half a chapter where he was constantly beat up by Kuina and vowed to be the WSS.
last time I checked we have no clue on the strwahats lineage tree either.

even sanji only got hs dad and mom name.

while in this case it was a full longs names from Ryuma to Zoro.

Obviously you are not implying Oda to show that manga.

Oda know what he is doing.

If there is something important he will show it lzter.

Also he didnt even reveal the faces likely because they might be important later.
 
Zoro and Ryuma share a destiny? What destiny? You somehowed missed ZKK not happening, dude? :yurazclear:
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Pretty sure it was Luffy who was compared to the God of Blade by the end of Wano, dude. Drop this shared destiny bs. :seriously:
Wdym read the sbs he said in the end how both are tied by fate and its a mystery, if it didn't matter oda wouldn't even make him connected to wano at all.
 
Some of the fans seems to misunderstand about Zoro and the hardwork topic.

Yes, Zoro is a poster boy of a hardworker. But if one doesn't have enough talent, no amount of hardwork can make one reach the top.

If hardwork alone matters, then older characters will always win because they have longer time to train. There are a lot of muscular characters who is older than Zoro, but they're just a fodder or low level peeps.

Talent decides one's ceiling. Hardwork decides how fast you are reaching that ceiling. Zoro is a hardworker, but he is also a very talented character (born with CoC, is super handsome, reached Emperor level in his twenties, etc).
 
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