This is Page 8 of One Piece 1198, click or swipe the image to go to Page 9 of the manga. Catch the latest one piece manga 1198, check this blog regularly for the updates of one piece - chapter 1198: in Full Color & Ch 1198 100 out of 100 based on 5 ratings. This is an awesome analysis, but it makes me wonder why sanji’s counterpart zoro is one of the most brutal of the strawhats despite having one of the tamest backstories. Zoro is designed to be a samurai. His primary characteristic includes self-control, loyalty, honor, courage, and compassion. This may have been something that was passed down by his anchestors from wano. Self-discipline is ingrained in his blood. He is tough on others, but more than anything, he is tough on himself. He may be brutal to his enemies, but deep down he is not so different from sanji. Recall how luffy chose to recruit him.
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It was after he discovered zoro sacrificed himself to save a child. Like sanji, he has his own code of honor, but unlike sanji, he has a strong sense of self. An overly traumatic backstory may as well tarnish this. His original backstory is more than enough to explain why he is so straightforward in his ambition. It's the purest display of honor to his dearest friend. After thinking about it some more I think part of it is the fact that zoro is the most fight focused member of the crew. Everyone else can and will fight but they all have another role, zoro’s only official role is fighting. Even his dream is specifically to defeat the strongest swordsman. So between his dream and his discipline he’s a demon in battle but a firm but nice guy outside of fighting. As time passed, I've grown to like how zoro is portrayed in the series a lot, compared to when I was a teen and found him boring and bland.
In my opinion, unlike most (if not all) of the crew's dreams and aspirations, zoro's path to his goal is way more direct and straightforward. There's no roundabout path to becoming the strongest. To be the world's strongest swordsman, you have to fight and get stronger. Every encounter is a chance to prove and test yourself, and you must be ready for each one. So he trains everyday.
Ever since they reached the new world after the spanking they (and he specifically) received by kuma and kizaru, zoro was very aware that the threats they were gonna face were unlike anything back in paradise, so he understandably focused even more on his training.
Zoro is not "Bland and boring", not to me at least. He's extremely dedicated, disciplined and focused on his goal, and I like that a lot.
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