So, this guy, Roronoa Zoro, is part of the Straw Hat gang and is one of the top swordsmen in “One Piece”. He appeared in Shells Town and joined the group after Luffy saved him from being robbed.
Zoro on Screen: Always a Separate Show
Speaking of Zoro, he’s one of the main guys in “One Piece”, so he’s always showing off. Whenever he appears, it’s that expectation. In addition to doing well at fencing, he delivers some phrases that have become a trademark of the series.
11 – “I’m going to become the king of hell”
Refusing to give up
There was that difficult ride in the Wano Country arc, right? Zoro and the gang faced some tough opponents. Zoro took it to fight with King, Kaido’s right-hand man. The fight was tense, but Zoro remembered some things from the past, managed to control the Enma sword and defeated the King. Then he released this pearl of becoming the king of hell.
10 – “If I die here, then this is as far as I could get.”
Understanding your limits
Zoro is just stubborn, he always has been. He doesn’t care what other people think, he just wants to achieve his goals. There was that time he faced Mihawk and felt bad, but he still remained firm. This phrase of his has that “this is what’s for today” vibe.
9 – “You underestimated me, Snow Woman.”
Revenge on an enemy
Remember Punk Hazard? The Straw Hats had a lot of beef there. Zoro faced Monet, who thought he had the last cookie in the package, and sent this one to her.
8 – “I’m going to transfer my will to this blade… Can I cut steel?”
Showing willpower
In the Albasta arc, Zoro faced Mr. 1, who was tough at falling. The guy was all steel, and Zoro had to overcome himself to beat him. And he won, showing that his willpower is incredible.
7 – “Until I meet that person again… not even death will take me.”
I’m not willing to die
Zoro has already taken a lot of hits, like Dracule Mihawk. Still, he never gives up. Like in that fight against Hachi, he reopened an injury, but refused to go down.
6 – “Nothing happened.”
Showing maturity
The beef in Thriller Bark was sinister. Zoro had to bear the fire to protect Luffy and the rest of the crew from Bartholomew Kuma. In the end, when they asked what happened, he just said “nothing happened”.
5 – “Scars on the back are a shame for a swordsman.”
Reminder of your pride
Zoro is a guy who takes pride in his fight. Even though he lost to Mihawk, he wanted to leave with his head held high. This sentence shows this well.
4 – “A gang without respect and a captain who doesn’t command respect won’t last long.”
Stepping up to protect the crew
Zoro is super serious and is always there to keep order. Like when Usopp challenged Luffy and Zoro gave the people that moral to follow whatever the captain decides.
3 – “I’m sorry, but I don’t pray to God.”
Just believe in yourself
In Skypiea, Enel thought he was the one, calling himself a god. Zoro was unfazed and sent this to show that he only trusts in his own strength.
2 – “If I can’t protect my captain’s dream, then any ambition of mine is just talk.”
Show your love for Luffy
Zoro and Luffy have been partners since the beginning. When Kuma was going to kill Luffy, Zoro tried to sacrifice himself instead. This shows how much he values Luffy and his dreams.
1 – “I will become stronger for her! Until my name reaches the sky… I will be the strongest swordsman in the world!”
The promise he made to his best friend
Zoro has a life story that motivated everything he is today. Since he was a kid, he wanted to surpass Kuina, and after she died, he swore he would make her dream come true.
