You Will Never See Zoro The Same After This 

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Why don't you translate your videos into Arabic

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Soweit ich weiß will ruffy Piratenkönig werden weil der Piraten König die meiste Freiheit hat. Aber um fair zu sein ich hab das Video noch nicht zu Ende angeschaut, vielleicht hast du das ja erwähnt. Ich liebe deine Videos By the way

Not as deep as nux's no one understands zoro but it is the second deepest 😂😂

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lmfao down d stairs 💀💀 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ldn_Mbi7DQg.html

Down D. Stairs one shotted mihawk

@@farziltheweebo4841 lol Down D. Stairs has Conquerors haki😂

YOOOOOOO GG

Zoro isnt more mature he is just more serious 😂 Nothing mature about being serious all the time hahaha

@@adoniscreed4031 😂

He isn’t as stupid as Luffy he’s less dumb but not smarter

@@mitcheltillman2461 he is just strong enough that he doesn't have to think, when he needs to think other people do it for him, like when he is lost he finds someone smart (bonney,the tontata girl) or beat the bad guys and force them to help him

@@devforfun5618 that’s how people play video games lol in real life you kinda rely on your friends to think sometimes too lol it takes a lot to rely on others! That takes strength too.

Yeah but he wanted to be the strongest before that. That just motivated him even more.

bra what? he wanted to become the worlds best cuz they kept a promise that one of them would become the worlds best nd she died

Quina had the same goal as Zoro to becoming the best and by the time she starts fighting Zoro, she already know that she will never be the best, being a woman and all. Really sad and shows why she is calmly accepting her fate and becoming better that everyone at the sword until her age catches up. It is near that time, when we see the breakdown Quinna had and only then Zoro decides to make a deal with her to keep her going. After all, she is his sparring partner and the only one able to keep up with him and earn his respect, which is a core thing to samurai’s lifestyle.

Wonder if it’s some kind of tragic irony Sensei Oda built, where fate killed Quina along Zoro’s parents and/or retainers in order for him to evolve into the man he is.

​ @Killer Sloth I desagree, before meeting kuina he wanted only a worth oponent, cause he beat the shit out all the kids in his village, so he was a typical delinquent kid who meet a strong oponent and now he want defeat him, because losing for Zoro hurts much more the ego than any sword cut will ever hurt.

I agree, in One Piece, Legacy of Dreams is what drives all the main characters. All Blue, King of Pirates, Best Swordsman, Know all poneglyph etc... All this ambition had already been someone else's, Zeff, Gol D. Roger, Kuina, citizens of Ohara. Even Black Beard once said "People's dreams have no end"

nah man, it was already an ambition for him, he was already shown to be training an insane ammount, had kuina not died then zoro eventually would have gotten stronger than her and did the same thing of trying to find mihawk the promise and death of kuina affected him but it didn't manifest his ambition, all it did was give him the extra push of well it's gotta be me now

Childhooddream² that have to be called ambition. Think the Same ^^

True.

Beautiful

I disagree. Its unfair to compare it to luffy and saying luffy doesnt have a greater cause when oda literally has explicitly stated that luffy has a true goal that becoming pirate king is the means to the end. I think the idea that this whole time zoro's entire life has been about his mission and absolute determination to take back his stolen country from halfway across the world is fucking epic. imo zoro isnt necessarily motivated by testing his limits, rather he knows it must constantly be done in order to become strong enough to be the absolute strongest and take back wano.

@@noahc6804 You thought you ate🤨, gimme that fuckin plate😡

This ❤️

Now zoro is my favorite character lol all good though

Now it is "This is why Zoro inspires me" fucking Ohara lmao

Ohara's titles are just like a pokemon

Where as I thought I was going to Tbe Analysis i ended up on this is why Zoro inspires me which is so me for he character always has and was what got me Stuck on Binge One Piece over 800 plus eps and what got back back from.my.break at the end cake island.. i needed to let it build up cause i was afraid i was gonna run out of one piece...now im.almost.caught up so ill.prpbably just rewatch it as there is always more Inspiration to Grasp as just like Checking out Videos and Following Content Creators as such as this!

I did the same 😂😂

You might as well ask that to Hiyori and she might give you a different answer

How would Momo feel about zoro being with his little sister. Well I guess it doesn't matter since he can't do anything about it

@@someyeeterontheblock2421 😂😂😂 that was a violation

Its actually his chest

His chest is even bigger

Yeah. It's not that complicated..... feels like this video is just making things overly complex.

that's not why he wants to become the strongest swordsmen its just a reason, he had this dream before he met Kuina.

@@beastwarrior9022 it was a dream of his, every kid has a dream but after kuinas death he turned it into a real ambition of his, striving to get stronger

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@@misfitto3813 I dont understand emojis

@Sam Gourhan he died

@@matthewrlz4330 spoilers jesus that sux

Can he cure roger's disease? yeah... I didn't think so

I feel u bro. Behind brook’s childishness and child like optimism and wonder, is a person with a very dark and haunting past yet he carried on with courage and hope. There’s so much to learn from each character! I love brook so much, and i can relate to him on a deeper level because of my fears of being alone; the fear of loneliness. I agree with you wholeheartedly about how I wouldn’t be around that long if I were in Brook’s shoes. But watching Brook’s story unfold, I can just feel his fighting spirit and he’s so admirable but most importantly, just like Brook I too can carry on with courage and hope 🥲

You legend

You should talk to a therapist

@@STI.Ricardito had one in 8th grade and did nothing but lie to her about my feelings. Besides getting a therapist aint easy

@@beesechurger695 Well you a grown ass man don’t lie about it and spit that shit out.

At this point in the story I don't think he still feels that way. I believe he see change needs to happen and he wants to take that weight onto his pwn shoulders it is necessary and he laid one of the first 2 bricks of change when he help Colby and Helmeppo become Marines.

but, being pirate king means enemies of whole world how is that free

@@drdisrespect.8174 that is because he has full reign of the seas. He has seen it all and made allies along the way to get to him would mean having to fight his allies as well.

mr morj as well

@@hotelmoscow8665 tru

I HAVE A SILLY HOBBY: I like recommending education and science and fun (sometimes all fused in 1) to random people. But without knowing much about you or your preferences, i can kinda only shoot into the Darkness, ya know. But well, i would recommend the following three to all humans anyway, so whatever: -Sci Man Dan. -Professor Dave Explains. -Veritasium.

Facts

@@hotelmoscow8665 he uploaded one called why there's no fictional character like zoro

In a lot of ways everyone on Luffy's crew is doing much the same if only to match Luffy's drive and determination. Now I'm sad thinking about Brook delivering another ship full of crewmates to their final resting places considering his fruit most likely will allow him to outlive everyone again.

I never felt zoro wants to fulfill his dream of becoming strongest swordsman to open wano borders Its always felt like a challenge to him like to prove someone that he is the strongest If he wanted to defeat kaido and orochi then why is he so fixated on mihawk now some will argue that he is the strongest and defeating him will make zoro the strongest so he can take down kaido then why not go for kaido straight its not like that zoro never tried to defeat someone who is stronger than him Also wano will open before zoro becomes the strongest therefore there will be no reason for him to fight to become the strongest I think its simply becoz he made a promise to quina that he will beat her someday so for him quina was the strongest and as she died he wants to defeat mihawk so that he can finally win against quina

@@subhajitdey6618 , Zoro has to defeat the strongest swordsman on Kaido’s Pirate Crew before he can either solo Mihawk in a fight, or him quickly winning a fight against Mihawk like his fight with Kaku and Daz Bones, but I’ve very certain that Zoro himself doesn’t really give a shit if Wano has a total open border policy or not.

That is is stuipid...... With that logic, luffy is destroying all the strawhats for his ambition.....

@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hr there is no strongest swordsman on kaidos crew.... King is a dirty fighter and I like that.......

How old are you?

@@yeageristinfinite5836 42. Sorry for the late answer.

@@lucieb.7991 Well, it's ok, i m 13.so u r a uncle if i check the age difference

@@lucieb.7991 How ya doing uncle?

I know this is old but yea I agree this theory is extremely shaky. Also how do you make a Zoro video without even bringing up Kuina??

@@jamelmacon1130 He did bring up Kuina, but he didn't spend much time on it. And I also agree the theory is shaky and imo not true for the reasons the guy above explained. But I do also think that Zoro probably does know more about Wano and his connection to it than Oda sensei has shown us so far. I think just like we got Sanji's backstory on WCI, we will get the same level of mind blowing backstory that makes Zoro's character ten times better as well very soon in Wano. My guess is that he did know about the destruction of Wano by Kaido and did expect to end up there at some point, but wants to be the strongest swordsman because he knows his father left Wano for being too weak to defeat Kaido. Because of this he wants to be strong enough to defeat someone like Kaido in order to restore honor to his family and never let anyone he cares about get hurt like the people of Wano have been hurt. He doesn't seem like he cares as much, partly because he doesn't know any of the people of Wano personally, but also because he feels shame that his father abandoned the country and doesn't want anyone to believe he is the same way as him. To prove this we see how seriously he takes Orochi and other Wano scum hurting good citizens like Tama/Yasui/Hiyori by blowing his cover in passionate vengeance. But he never treats them like his own family because if he did treat them like family he would have to face the shame of what his father did. The main part I think will be purely up to GOda to create is why exactly his father left, who he was too weak to defeat on battle besides Kaido obviously, how Zoro learned about it all and what experience Zoro has had with his father that made him become the serious person that he is.

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You mean the "The raid will fail" one ? LOL

@@thkhoa8805 no he means Nux taku

Nux will never make that video 😂😂 but I love the meme its turned into

Wow the first commander of the straw hat pirates zoro the bounty hunter

I agree with your point... I don't think it's uncommon either to trade your life for a friend... especially in the dynamic that he's also your captain which there is the whole idea of loyalty that comes in... TBH, I'd think it'd be a disservice to zoro's character to even have ulterior motivations... I think some people just want to be the best and there is so much beauty in that simplicity.

Totally agreed... he just wants to be the strongest because that's his dream

100% agree Long plan Zoro is not Zoro

i thought that too,but if we go back to the asl flashback,when ace and sabo say their dreams out loud and it is luffy's turn Oda hides what luffy said.That's Luffy's true dream and reason for everything and Oda still hasn't revealed that yet.

no it's still not revealed yet

We don't know his actual dream though. He only wanted to be pirate king after he met shanks, but he has another dream

@@mohamedelanzi6952 I think it's gonna be something like "I want to have a party where people from all the world gathers to have fun", something that goes along Luffy's ideals of freedom and enjoying life, which would also relate to the All Blue theory since breaking the Red Line would make that dream possible. Anyways you're right, we don't know for sure, but I think that his wish for freedom is like a more developed dream he has now that he's grown up, and the other one is like a childish desire that he gave less thinking at that point of his life.

He didn't said "he wants to become pirate king because he wants freedom", he said "the person with the most freedom is pirate king" there's a difference

He already wanted to be the strongest

Zoro wanted to become strongest even before Kuina died

He had the dream before both those things tho it's one of the first things said in the video

@e cant trust a guy with that profilpicture. 5 days since being rickrolled

I never felt zoro wants to fulfill his dream of becoming strongest swordsman to open wano borders Its always felt like a challenge to him like to prove someone that he is the strongest If he wanted to defeat kaido and orochi then why is he so fixated on mihawk now some will argue that he is the strongest and defeating him will make zoro the strongest so he can take down kaido then why not go for kaido straight its not like that zoro never tried to defeat someone who is stronger than him Also wano will open before zoro becomes the strongest therefore there will be no reason for him to fight to become the strongest I think its simply becoz he made a promise to quina that he will beat her someday so for him quina was the strongest and as she died he wants to defeat mihawk so that he can finally win against quina

I love your profile picture, Luffy and Killua are two of my favorite anime characters.!

I never felt zoro wants to fulfill his dream of becoming strongest swordsman to open wano borders Its always felt like a challenge to him like to prove someone that he is the strongest If he wanted to defeat kaido and orochi then why is he so fixated on mihawk now some will argue that he is the strongest and defeating him will make zoro the strongest so he can take down kaido then why not go for kaido straight its not like that zoro never tried to defeat someone who is stronger than him Also wano will open before zoro becomes the strongest therefore there will be no reason for him to fight to become the strongest I think its simply becoz he made a promise to quina that he will beat her someday so for him quina was the strongest and as she died he wants to defeat mihawk so that he can finally win against quina

@@subhajitdey6618 how many more time are you going to copy/paste your shitty essay?

Ayee... You are the guy from twitter!

@@sineowl443 hatin for what

That's what I thought too ... weird

no, actually luffy already tell the "reason" but oda still hide it. it's on luffy ace sabo flashback.

@@moussadotco well easier way to understand it is zoro wanted to become a GREAT/STRONG swordsman even before meeting kuina(not sure for GREATEST swordsman)we know zoro came to challenge the master before promising about being greatest swordsman to kuina..same like liffy he wants to b king but not because to surpass shanks..or else he could hv just dreamed of being just better than shanks thts all

@@deephantom7234 It's true that there is that cut scene where Luffy tells something to ace and sabo and they laugh at him... And I think Ace repeated what Luffy told him to Yamato and Yamato tells Ace " A great man once says the same thing'', referring to Roger if I remember correctly. So maybe that's his real motivation. I always assumed that it was ''Kaizoku oni Kurewa naru'' but if that's what Luffy said why cutting it. So yeah maybe we don't actually know.

I thought that too and i think it's right. He also wanted to become a better than shanks

Same

Who dafuck is arlington

@@laranja5678 LMAO

@@laranja5678 Arlong's sophisticated twin

@@2them2theh he'll show up at Raftel

His principles are on another level and its showed multiple times especially with the fight between usopp and luffy

Same 😂😂😂

100% there with you🤣😂🤣

Hahahahahaha

What's stopping you?

@@ExcuseMyWeebRudeness I feel the same as him but I don’t know if he has the exact same reasons. Here’s my comment on this video: Ok I’m gonna go against the grain here with the rest of the comments and say I disagree with this theory / analysis of Zoro’s character for the sole reason that you failed to address one crucial aspect of Zoro’s character arc. So your reasoning here pretty much says: Zoro wants to become the strongest swordsman -> he wants to become strong -> he wants to be strong enough to protect / save something -> he wants to be strong enough to save Wano. As you explained the entire crux of Zoro’s motivation to be the strongest is this hidden knowledge and desire to save Wano. While I agree that Zoro might know more than he lets on, if we frame his dream to have that hidden purpose, what would that mean for Zoro’s motivation for fighting Mihawk AFTER Wano? Yeah sure after Wano Zoro might not be the strongest just yet but he would’ve proven himself to be one of the strongest. The problem is, if the entire true purpose of his goal has already been fulfilled after Wano, the only reason there would be for Zoro to fight Mihawk and gain that title is “he just wants to”. Which cycles back to what we already assume as readers his goal to be. Now you drew some parallels with Zoro’s dream and Luffy’s that both of their dreams essentially sound like just the means to a secret end. If your theory is true though there would be no parallel at all. Luffy’s secret goal (which is the same as Roger’s) sounds like he needs to be PK first. While with Zoro’s isn’t (if his ultimate goal is to free Wano). Heck he doesn’t even NEED to be the strongest to fulfill that goal. Now sure, there might still be some hidden part of Zoro’s past that would reveal a hidden motivation for why he wants to be strongest, but unless that can carry his motivations AFTER Wano and towards his fight with Mihawk I wouldn’t be convinced.

Yeah it’s more like wano was an opportunity to get even stronger

@@rouelandrewpulma9799 great point.

@@rouelandrewpulma9799 I'd say kid Zoro saying that he or Kuina will be the strongest is just kid talk, but when Kuina died he could not let go of this statement and since she cant do it, it has to be him, also to respect her memory. I dont see his goal being freeing Wano, since yes he doesnt talk about himself really, but i do think at least in his time with Hiyori he would have said something. Also it would mean that Zoros goal gets accomplished without him becoming the strongest swordsman in the world and like you said the whole Mihawk relation would change drastically.

Are you reading/watching one piece? Kuina and him had the same dream that's it.

Luffy because he met ace Sabo and shanks. And he liked the idea of being a pirate king. It's like when you are little you dreamt of buying this or that or having this or that Similarly zoro loved swordplay because of his lineage so..

@@imroronoazoro stop saying nonsense. Luffy literally said he wanted to become Pirate King, not because he like the idea but, because he wanted to be the freest man in the world and he wants to be the freest man in the world so that, just like he said to Ace and Sabo and just like Roger himself wanted, he will ••• So that's a complete mystery.

@@imroronoazoro he wanted to become worlds strongest swordsman even before he met Kuina

@@xenoxerex477 when did I say otherwise?

not me, as much as its the best feat in the entire one piece world its just tanking the attack. i want something more from zoro, waiting for his next big fight outside wano

That wont be until at the end 2022 or beginning of 2023.

@@luism.6766 We haven't seen Zoro vs King yet, who knows it'll be as intense as Luffy vs Katakuri

*grinds teeth in excitement *

Should probably add a spoiler warning before your post out of courtesy

as for why he wanted Strength before his promise, well he was a kid on his own, didn't even know how to use a sword at first, and he was simply arrogant, i mean he tried to spar with entire handfulls of swords, kinda not the smartest. And of course Strength is going to be important to a kid like that. I feel like everyone's dreams have been very clear you know...... it's not super complicated. Even Luffy himself said he wanted to be the pirate king because the pirate king was the most free person out there.

does Nux even do proper anime analysis videos anymore? i unsubbed after half a year of "i made animeyoutubers do this/that" videos.. which is a shame, cause i think his perspective on things is kinda unique

@@schippes24 Yea that’s all he is still doing, absolutely awful videos. It definitely is a shame because I loved his anime content, can’t stand the “I made a streamer do X for $1000!” Plus some kind of clickbait thumbnail and additions to the title, usually “the most cursed hentai” or some shit.

@@schippes24 he doing cringe collab videos rn which sucks but he do some podcasts now and then

I never felt zoro wants to fulfill his dream of becoming strongest swordsman to open wano borders Its always felt like a challenge to him like to prove someone that he is the strongest If he wanted to defeat kaido and orochi then why is he so fixated on mihawk now some will argue that he is the strongest and defeating him will make zoro the strongest so he can take down kaido then why not go for kaido straight its not like that zoro never tried to defeat someone who is stronger than him Also wano will open before zoro becomes the strongest therefore there will be no reason for him to fight to become the strongest I think its simply becoz he made a promise to quina that he will beat her someday so for him quina was the strongest and as she died he wants to defeat mihawk so that he can finally win against quina

But it’s the initial catalyst. He wants to get strong for Wano, but in the broader scene, also to prevent other places to have the same fate, if this is really Zoro’s true flashback and trauma, it explains his drive to become strong.

I disagree with this theory / analysis of Zoro’s character for the sole reason that Ohara failed to address one crucial aspect of Zoro’s character arc. So his reasoning here pretty much says: Zoro wants to become the strongest swordsman -> he wants to become strong -> he wants to be strong enough to protect / save something -> he wants to be strong enough to save Wano. As Ohara explained the entire crux of Zoro’s motivation to be the strongest is this hidden knowledge and desire to save Wano. While I agree that Zoro might know more than he lets on, if we frame his dream to have that hidden purpose, what would that mean for Zoro’s motivation for fighting Mihawk AFTER Wano? Yeah sure after Wano Zoro might not be the strongest just yet but he would’ve proven himself to be one of the strongest. The problem is, if the entire true purpose of his goal has already been fulfilled after Wano, the only reason there would be for Zoro to fight Mihawk and gain that title is “he just wants to”. Which cycles back to what we already assume as readers his goal to be. Now Ohara drew some parallels with Zoro’s dream and Luffy’s that both of their dreams essentially sound like just the means to a secret end. If his theory is true though there would be no parallel at all. Luffy’s secret goal (which is the same as Roger’s) sounds like he needs to be PK first. While with Zoro’s isn’t (if his ultimate goal is to free Wano). Heck he doesn’t even NEED to be the strongest to fulfill that goal. Now sure, there might still be some hidden part of Zoro’s past that would reveal a hidden motivation for why he wants to be strongest, but unless that can carry his motivations AFTER Wano and towards his fight with Mihawk I wouldn’t be convinced.

@@rouelandrewpulma9799 exactly. This being Zoro’s Ultimate motivation/end goal makes very little sense for the Grand scheme. Definitley thinks aware of a lot more then we have been shown, but i strongly doubt that this is his Ultimate motivation. Story was it doesn’t make sense for him to want to be the strongest swordsman when that’s not even needed. If this were to be his real motivation, i feel like it would take the steam out of him fighting Mihawk or anybody else on that level later on.

I also agree the theory is shaky and imo not true for the reasons you say. And I also think that Zoro probably does know more about Wano and his connection to it than Oda sensei has shown us so far. I think just like we got Sanji's backstory on WCI, we will get the same level of mind blowing backstory that makes Zoro's character ten times better as well very soon in Wano. My guess is that he did know about the destruction of Wano by Kaido and did expect to end up there at some point, but wants to be the strongest swordsman because he knows his father left Wano for being too weak to defeat Kaido. Because of this he wants to be strong enough to defeat someone like Kaido in order to restore honor to his family and never let anyone he cares about get hurt like the people of Wano have been hurt. He doesn't seem like he cares as much, partly because he doesn't know any of the people of Wano personally, but also because he feels shame that his father abandoned the country and doesn't want anyone to believe he is the same way as him. To prove this we see how seriously he takes Orochi and other Wano scum hurting good citizens like Tama/Yasui/Hiyori by blowing his cover in passionate vengeance. But he never treats them like his own family because if he did treat them like family he would have to face the shame of what his father did. The main part I think will be purely up to GOda to create is why exactly his father left, who he was too weak to defeat on battle besides Kaido obviously, how Zoro learned about it all and what experience Zoro has had with his father that made him become the serious person that he is.

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@@nassimzerhouani3813 Oh no ! Luffy just one'd up himself ! Again !

@Gravy Father how about this then. If the entire core of Zoro’s reason to be the strongest swordsman in the world revolves around freeing Wano, what would be left of Zoro’s motivation of beating Mihawk AFTER the Wano arc? This is something extremely crucial to Zoro’s character establishment and setup that Ohara failed to address. What Ohara is essentially saying here is that WSS is just a means to an end, the end being a free Wano. If Wano is already free why else does he need to gain the title if he can already get that end without being WSS? Would he still want that title and beat Mihawk “just because”?. If so, isn’t that EXACTLY what we as readers already assume his goals to be?!?! Sure Wano might reveal a bit more into Zoro’s past and origins and Zoro might even know more than he lets on, but unless those things move Zoro’s goal past Wano and towards Mihawk then it’s a baseless theory.

@gian zellaci Sanji is a better written character than zoro. that's a fact.

Mans skipped those episodes..

But even before that he already wanted to become the strongest swordman

@@BrTox yeah when he said what if zoro was wanted to free wano from the very beginning(he may not know about kaido/orochi/wano or what is happening in wano but for somehow related to his ancestor). my brain : if only that become real... Holy

he had the motivation even before that

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Only reason he would have to fight mihawk would be to keep his promise to kuina

Lol, bb crew is still there bro and mihawk as well. Zoro will be recognized as the strongest once he beats mihawk. Also, there is his crew and their motives as well, remember zoro said that what is the point of his ambition if he can't even help his captain.

Well, some of the Strawhats will archive their goal sooner than others. I mean Ussop is already braver than before and he will become a brave warrior of the seas before we arrive at raftel.