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trimming down the haki portion of the entry
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* TheGift: Zigzagged. While a major portion of Zoro's strength is due to the constant training he puts himself through while the crew is traveling from island to island, he is also naturally talented in combat. Flashbacks show him to be a ChildProdigy who could already defeat several adults on his own (with his only superior being ''another'' ChildProdigy), and in the series itself, he manages to master several powerful techniques, such as cutting steel, within a single battle alone. [[spoiler:His own mastery of Conqueror's Haki Coating is further proof; while Zoro had prior advanced training with the two common forms of Haki, he had no idea he even had Conqueror's Haki until the Onigashima War, where he began to fully awaken it. Even then, he misses all the signs that he has it until his fight with King, where he finally uses it master his new sword Enma]]. That is something that no amount of hard work and training alone can do; it takes talent that is only seen once or twice in a generation, if that.
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* TheGift: Zigzagged. While a major portion of Zoro's strength is due to the constant training he puts himself through while the crew is traveling from island to island, he is also naturally talented in combat. Flashbacks show him to be a ChildProdigy who could already defeat several adults on his own (with his only superior being ''another'' ChildProdigy), and in the series itself, he manages to master several powerful techniques, such as cutting steel, within a single battle alone. [[spoiler:His own mastery of Conqueror's Haki Coating is further proof; while [[spoiler:While Zoro had has prior advanced training with the two common forms of Haki, he had no idea he even had learns to have Conqueror's Haki until only during the Onigashima War, where he began War and quickly learns to fully awaken it. Even then, he misses all the signs that he has imbue it until in his fight with King, where he finally uses it master his new sword Enma]]. That is swords, something that no amount took Luffy a lot of hard work and training alone can do; it takes talent that is only seen once or twice in a generation, if that.training]].
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present tense, trim down; removing the last part since it just overexplains stuff already written
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and in a truly [[DareToBeBadass epic speech]] told Zoro to travel the world, grow stronger, and challenge him again when he was ready. Zoro took this early defeat to heart, swearing an oath then and there that he would never lose a fight until the day that he dueled Mihawk again and defeated him - a promise that Zoro has fulfilled to the best of his ability ever since. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to taking his title as the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which [[VillainRespect impresses]] Mihawk enough to agree to teach a swordsman who has vowed to surpass him.
Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that (mostly) entered the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s NumberTwo). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of the “The Worst Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that (mostly) entered the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s NumberTwo). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of the “The Worst Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed fails to land a single hit]] and was ges sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk. Mihawk, however, held holds back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and in a truly [[DareToBeBadass epic speech]] told tells Zoro to travel the world, grow stronger, and challenge him again when he was he's ready. Zoro took this early defeat to heart, swearing an oath then and there that he would never lose a fight until the day that he dueled duel Mihawk again and defeated him - a promise that Zoro has fulfilled to the best of his ability ever since. defeat him. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to taking his title as the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which [[VillainRespect impresses]] Mihawk enough to agree to teach a swordsman who has vowed to surpass him.
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Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that(mostly) entered reached the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford.end of Paradise with a bounty of over 100,000,000 berries. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s NumberTwo). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of the “The Worst Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and in a truly [[DareToBeBadass epic speech]] told Zoro to travel the world, grow stronger, and challenge him again when he was ready. Zoro took this early defeat to heart, swearing an oath then and there that he would never lose a fight until the day that he dueled Mihawk again and defeated him - a promise that Zoro has fulfilled to the best of his ability. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to becoming the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which [[Villain Respect impresses]] Mihawk enough to agree to teach a swordsman who has vowed to surpass him.
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and in a truly [[DareToBeBadass epic speech]] told Zoro to travel the world, grow stronger, and challenge him again when he was ready. Zoro took this early defeat to heart, swearing an oath then and there that he would never lose a fight until the day that he dueled Mihawk again and defeated him - a promise that Zoro has fulfilled to the best of his ability.ability ever since. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to becoming taking his title as the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which [[Villain Respect [[VillainRespect impresses]] Mihawk enough to agree to teach a swordsman who has vowed to surpass him.
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and told him to challenge him again when he was ready. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to becoming the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which impresses Mihawk enough to agree.
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Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and in a truly [[DareToBeBadass epic speech]] told him Zoro to travel the world, grow stronger, and challenge him again when he was ready.ready. Zoro took this early defeat to heart, swearing an oath then and there that he would never lose a fight until the day that he dueled Mihawk again and defeated him - a promise that Zoro has fulfilled to the best of his ability. In a strange twist of events, Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to becoming the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the way of the sword, which impresses [[Villain Respect impresses]] Mihawk enough to agree.
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Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that (mostly) entered the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s Number Two). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of the “The Worst Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
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Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that (mostly) entered the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s Number Two).NumberTwo). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of the “The Worst Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
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Roronoa Zoro is the nineteen/[[TimeSkip twenty-one]]-year-old swordsman and unofficial first mate of the Straw Hat Pirates. Recruited as a mildly notorious bounty hunter in East Blue (hence his "Pirate Hunter" moniker), he grows into a monstruously powerful man who doesn't even need a Devil Fruit ability, using a unique ''Santoryu'' sword style (literally "Three Sword Style") in battle, wielding a sword in each hand along with one in the mouth. After the time skip, he manages to master Observation and Armament Haki as well. Zoro mostly drinks and sleeps in his spare time (when he's not training his ass off), but becomes a real demon in battle that can defeat five hundred {{Mooks}} in two seconds. Often wears a green bandanna on his forearm that he ties around his head when he [[LetsGetDangerous gets dangerous]]. Moreover, he is Luffy's NumberTwo, sometimes acting as a voice of authority when the crew's future must be decided, and regularly happens to battle TheDragon of the current BigBad the crew are fighting, which is an occasion to hone his swordsmanship. Alongside Luffy and Sanji, Zoro is considered one of the Monster Trio (怪物三人組, Kaibutsu San-ningumi) of the Straw Hats.
Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and told him to challenge him again when he was ready. In a strange twist of events, he is ''trained'' by Mihawk to be a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. For giving up his pride for the sake of others impresses Mihawk enough to agree.
Mainly because of his strength and for going alongside Luffy's battles, Zoro is counted as a member of "The Worst Generation" like his captain.
Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and told him to challenge him again when he was ready. In a strange twist of events, he is ''trained'' by Mihawk to be a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. For giving up his pride for the sake of others impresses Mihawk enough to agree.
Mainly because of his strength and for going alongside Luffy's battles, Zoro is counted as a member of "The Worst Generation" like his captain.
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Roronoa Zoro is the [[TheAlcoholic hard-drinking]] nineteen/[[TimeSkip twenty-one]]-year-old swordsman and unofficial first mate of the Straw Hat Pirates. Recruited as a mildly notorious bounty hunter in East Blue (hence his "Pirate Hunter" moniker), he grows into a monstruously powerful man who doesn't even need a Devil Fruit ability, using a unique ''Santoryu'' sword style (literally "Three Sword Style") in battle, wielding a sword in each hand along with one in the mouth. After the time skip, he manages to master Observation and Armament Haki as well. Zoro mostly drinks and sleeps in his spare time (when he's not training his ass off), but becomes a real demon in battle that can defeat five hundred {{Mooks}} in two seconds. Often wears a green bandanna on his forearm that he ties around his head when he [[LetsGetDangerous gets dangerous]]. Moreover, he is Luffy's NumberTwo, sometimes acting as a voice of authority when the crew's future must be decided, and regularly happens to battle TheDragon of the current BigBad the crew are fighting, which is an occasion to hone his swordsmanship. Alongside Luffy and Sanji, Zoro is considered one of the Monster Trio (怪物三人組, Kaibutsu San-ningumi) of the Straw Hats.
Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and told him to challenge him again when he was ready. In a strange twist of events,he Zoro is eventually ''trained'' by Mihawk to be become a stronger swordsman to protect his crew. For giving up Mihawk, who had witnessed Zoro's unwavering dedication to becoming the Strongest Swordsman in the World first-hand at the beginning of the series, is shocked when Zoro later comes to him and [[AintTooProudToBeg lays down his pride for blades and begs]] Mihawk to teach him the sake way of others the sword, which impresses Mihawk enough to agree.
Mainly because of his strength and for going alongside Luffy's battles, Zoro is known as one of the “Eleven Supernovas”, a title given to an infamous assortment of (mostly) pirate captains representing a new generation of piracy that (mostly) entered the New World at around the same time after the Summit War at Marineford. Zoro is notable for being one of the only Supernova that is ''not'' the captain of their own pirate crew (the other is Killer, Eustass Kid’s Number Two). Like his captain, Zoro is also counted as a member of "The the “The Worst Generation" like his captain.
Generation” of pirates, a group made up of the Eleven Supernova and the newly risen Emperor Marshall D. Teach.
Similar to Luffy's goal, Zoro wishes to [[ToBeAMaster become the greatest swordsman in the world]] as a promise to his childhood rival Kuina, whom he wanted to win against but never could because she died in an accident. Unlike Luffy, however, he needs only to defeat Dracule "Hawk Eyes" Mihawk, the current greatest swordsman in the world, to do so. He actually meets up with Mihawk fairly early in the story, but [[CurbstompBattle failed to land a single hit]] and was sliced by Mihawk's {{BFS}} for his trouble. Mihawk, however, held back just enough to leave Zoro alive, and told him to challenge him again when he was ready. In a strange twist of events,
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gotta have the Monster Trio
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Roronoa Zoro is the nineteen/[[TimeSkip twenty-one]]-year-old swordsman and unofficial first mate of the Straw Hat Pirates. Recruited as a mildly notorious bounty hunter in East Blue (hence his "Pirate Hunter" moniker), he grows into a monstruously powerful man who doesn't even need a Devil Fruit ability, using a unique ''Santoryu'' sword style (literally "Three Sword Style") in battle, wielding a sword in each hand along with one in the mouth. After the time skip, he manages to master Observation and Armament Haki as well. Zoro mostly drinks and sleeps in his spare time (when he's not training his ass off), but becomes a real demon in battle that can defeat five hundred {{Mooks}} in two seconds. Often wears a green bandanna on his forearm that he ties around his head when he [[LetsGetDangerous gets dangerous]]. Moreover, he is Luffy's NumberTwo, sometimes acting as a voice of authority when the crew's future must be decided, and regularly happens to battle TheDragon of the current BigBad the crew are fighting, which is an occasion to hone his swordsmanship.
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Roronoa Zoro is the nineteen/[[TimeSkip twenty-one]]-year-old swordsman and unofficial first mate of the Straw Hat Pirates. Recruited as a mildly notorious bounty hunter in East Blue (hence his "Pirate Hunter" moniker), he grows into a monstruously powerful man who doesn't even need a Devil Fruit ability, using a unique ''Santoryu'' sword style (literally "Three Sword Style") in battle, wielding a sword in each hand along with one in the mouth. After the time skip, he manages to master Observation and Armament Haki as well. Zoro mostly drinks and sleeps in his spare time (when he's not training his ass off), but becomes a real demon in battle that can defeat five hundred {{Mooks}} in two seconds. Often wears a green bandanna on his forearm that he ties around his head when he [[LetsGetDangerous gets dangerous]]. Moreover, he is Luffy's NumberTwo, sometimes acting as a voice of authority when the crew's future must be decided, and regularly happens to battle TheDragon of the current BigBad the crew are fighting, which is an occasion to hone his swordsmanship.
swordsmanship. Alongside Luffy and Sanji, Zoro is considered one of the Monster Trio (怪物三人組, Kaibutsu San-ningumi) of the Straw Hats.
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* TheGift: Zigzagged. While a major portion of Zoro's strength is due to the constant training he puts himself through while the crew is traveling from island to island, he is also naturally talented in combat. Flashbacks show him to be a ChildProdigy who could already defeat several adults on his own (with his only superior being ''another'' ChildProdigy), and in the series itself, he manages to master several powerful techniques, such as cutting steel, within a single battle alone. [[spoiler:His own mastery of Conqueror's Haki Coating is further proof; while Zoro had prior advanced training with the two common forms of Haki, he had no idea he even had Conqueror's Haki until the Onigashima War. Even then, he misses all the signs until his fight with King, where he finally uses it master his new sword Enma]]. That is something that no amount of hard work and training alone can do; it takes talent that is only seen once in a generation, if that.
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* TheGift: Zigzagged. While a major portion of Zoro's strength is due to the constant training he puts himself through while the crew is traveling from island to island, he is also naturally talented in combat. Flashbacks show him to be a ChildProdigy who could already defeat several adults on his own (with his only superior being ''another'' ChildProdigy), and in the series itself, he manages to master several powerful techniques, such as cutting steel, within a single battle alone. [[spoiler:His own mastery of Conqueror's Haki Coating is further proof; while Zoro had prior advanced training with the two common forms of Haki, he had no idea he even had Conqueror's Haki until the Onigashima War. War, where he began to fully awaken it. Even then, he misses all the signs that he has it until his fight with King, where he finally uses it master his new sword Enma]]. That is something that no amount of hard work and training alone can do; it takes talent that is only seen once or twice in a generation, if that.
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* TheGift: Zigzagged. While a major portion of Zoro's strength is due to the constant training he puts himself through while the crew is traveling from island to island, he is also naturally talented in combat. Flashbacks show him to be a ChildProdigy who could already defeat several adults on his own (with his only superior being ''another'' ChildProdigy), and in the series itself, he manages to master several powerful techniques, such as cutting steel, within a single battle alone. [[spoiler:His own mastery of Conqueror's Haki Coating is further proof; while Zoro had prior advanced training with the two common forms of Haki, he had no idea he even had Conqueror's Haki until the Onigashima War. Even then, he misses all the signs until his fight with King, where he finally uses it master his new sword Enma]]. That is something that no amount of hard work and training alone can do; it takes talent that is only seen once in a generation, if that.
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* BadassLongcoat: After the two-year timeskip.
* BadassNormal: He's the second-strongest member of the crew, on par with Luffy, and yet he doesn't have any Devil Fruit powers; his power comes from sheer skill and training. In fact, he can take on and defeat Devil Fruit users.
* BadassNormal: He's the second-strongest member of the crew, on par with Luffy, and yet he doesn't have any Devil Fruit powers; his power comes from sheer skill and training. In fact, he can take on and defeat Devil Fruit users.
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* BadassLongcoat: After the two-year timeskip.
timeskip, Zoro wears a coat that makes him look like a wandering samurai, fitting for his fighting style.
* BadassNormal: He's the second-strongest member of the crew, on par with Luffy, and yet he doesn't have any Devil Fruit powers; his power comes from sheer skill and training.In fact, he can take on and defeat Devil Fruit users.
* BadassNormal: He's the second-strongest member of the crew, on par with Luffy, and yet he doesn't have any Devil Fruit powers; his power comes from sheer skill and training.
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** He also made a spectacularly badass one as a ''child'' in Chapter 5, which doubles as ThePromise when reacting to Kuina's death:
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** From Chapter 642:
---> '''Zoro:''' I was giving you the chance to escape from my reach. Bring me the '''actual''' strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island!! You ain't even worth killing time!!
** After Luffy knocks out 50,000 of Hody's subordinates:
---> '''Zoro:''' I was giving you the chance to escape from my reach. Bring me the '''actual''' strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island!! You ain't even worth killing time!!
** After Luffy knocks out 50,000 of Hody's subordinates:
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---> '''Zoro:''' I was giving you the chance to escape from my reach. Bring me the '''actual''' strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island!! You ain't even worth killing time!!
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** Made one in Chapter 754 in his fight against Pica:
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** Made one in In Chapter 642, after easily beating Hyozu, Zoro says:
---> '''Zoro:''' I was giving you the chance to escape from my reach. Bring me the '''actual''' strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island!! You ain't even worth killing time!!
** In Chapter 754in his fight against while fighting Pica:
---> '''Zoro:''' I was giving you the chance to escape from my reach. Bring me the '''actual''' strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island!! You ain't even worth killing time!!
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** After defeating King, Zoro proclaims that he will become ''The King of Hell''.
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Dewicking "Asexual", per TRS decision.
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* {{Asexual}}: Zoro is the only male member of the crew not to peek in the girls' bathroom during the Alabasta arc, and who shows a general lack of interest in the opposite sex (Though he could be respecting their privacy). He's even proven immune to Nami and Robin's feminine wiles. [[spoiler:In Wano, the most beautiful woman in the country slept on top of him while he was unconscious and he mostly just got annoyed.]] This is probably a case of "[[CelibateHero thinks love is a distraction]]", since he seems to focus almost completely on his fighting ability. May also have something to do with his first female friend, Kuina, dying on him when they were children. However, Zoro ''has'' shown awkwardness towards some women over his life. He blushes when Kuina mentions her figure is developing, is uncomfortable around Tashigi due to her resemblance to Kuina, is briefly taken back by Robin's charms when she first joins, and is very uncomfortable to see Hiyori sleeping so snugly on his chest when he wakes up.
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That means he managed to master an ability Luffy spent most of the time skip developing within the span of a battle]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That means he managed to master an ability Luffy spent most of the time skip developing within the span of a battle]].''single battle'']].
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Zoro carries three katanas with him as his WaponOfChoice, going with his samurai-esque inspiration.
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Zoro carries three katanas with him as his WaponOfChoice, WeaponOfChoice, going with his samurai-esque inspiration.
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the reason I deleted this line is because it's not clear how much time passed, "in the span of the battle" should cover it. P.s. Thanks for adding more examples :) (I didn't remember the official names)
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That means he managed to master an ability Luffy spent most of the time skip developing within a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That means he managed to master an ability Luffy spent most of the time skip developing within a couple the span of ''hours'' at most]].a battle]].
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Why do you think he carries three at a time?
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Why do you think he Zoro carries three at a time?katanas with him as his WaponOfChoice, going with his samurai-esque inspiration.
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* CallingYourAttacks: While this is common throughout the entire cast, Zoro takes it UpToEleven. Many of his attacks have some of the longest names in the series, not helped by the fact that he insists on preceding each attack name with its correspond sword style. Special mention goes to Charming Demon Sleepless Oni Giri, Black Rope Dragon Twister, Billion-fold World Trichiliocosm (which is preceded by a ''three sentence chant''), and [[spoiler:103 Mercies Dragon Damnation, which is part of the King of Hell Three Sword-Style he develops during the Onigashima War]].
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* CallingYourAttacks: While this is common throughout the entire cast, Zoro takes it UpToEleven. Many of his attacks have some of the longest names in the series, not helped by the fact that he insists on preceding each attack name with its correspond corresponding sword style. Special mention goes to Charming Demon Sleepless Oni Giri, Black Rope Dragon Twister, Billion-fold World Trichiliocosm (which is preceded by a ''three sentence chant''), and [[spoiler:103 Mercies Dragon Damnation, which is part of the King of Hell Three Sword-Style he develops during the Onigashima War]].
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* CallingYourAttacks: While this is common throughout the entire cast, Zoro takes it UpToEleven. Many of his attacks have some of the longest names in the series. Special mention goes to Billion-fold World Trichiliocosm, which is preceded by a ''three sentence chant'', and [[spoiler:the King of Hell Three Sword-Style he develops during the Onigashima War]].
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* CallingYourAttacks: While this is common throughout the entire cast, Zoro takes it UpToEleven. Many of his attacks have some of the longest names in the series. series, not helped by the fact that he insists on preceding each attack name with its correspond sword style. Special mention goes to Charming Demon Sleepless Oni Giri, Black Rope Dragon Twister, Billion-fold World Trichiliocosm, which Trichiliocosm (which is preceded by a ''three sentence chant'', chant''), and [[spoiler:the [[spoiler:103 Mercies Dragon Damnation, which is part of the King of Hell Three Sword-Style he develops during the Onigashima War]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King]].King. That means he managed to master an ability Luffy spent most of the time skip developing within a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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present tense, please; the Calling Your Attacks could use a couple of more examples, not only the last one (currently) used
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That took only a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That took only a couple of ''hours'' at most]].King]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That took only a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after fully awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That took only a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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* CallingYourAttacks: While this is common throughout the entire cast, Zoro takes it UpToEleven. Many of his attacks have some of the longest names in the series. Special mention goes to Billion-fold World Trichiliocosm, which is preceded by a ''three sentence chant'', and [[spoiler:the King of Hell Three Sword-Style he develops during the Onigashima War]].
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* GenerationXerox: During the Onigashima War, Hyogoro and Kawamatsu comment that Zoro strongly resembles the legendary samurai Shimotsuki Ryuma, the FamousAncestor of his former rival Kuina and master Koushiro, and the man (well, [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie]]) he inherited Shusui from, which Zoro (unwillingly) returned to his grave during the Wano Arc. On top of the physical resemblance, Ryuma was also a one-eyed samurai like Zoro. They also have similar fighting styles and codes of honor (in part due to Zoro being trained by one of Ryuma's descendants). To further add to the similarities, at Punk Hazard Zoro even cuts off the head of a dragon like Ryuma did in legend. As Ryuma is a legend in Wano, this resemblance is one of the reasons why the natives come to trust Zoro so much.
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* GenerationXerox: GenerationXerox:
** During the Onigashima War, Hyogoro and Kawamatsu comment that Zoro strongly resembles the legendary samurai Shimotsuki Ryuma, the FamousAncestor of his former rival Kuina and master Koushiro, and the man (well, [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie]]) he inherited Shusui from, which Zoro (unwillingly) returned to his grave during the Wano Arc. On top of the physical resemblance, Ryuma was also a one-eyed samurai like Zoro. They also have similar fighting styles and codes of honor (in part due to Zoro being trained by one of Ryuma's descendants). To further add to the similarities, at Punk Hazard Zoro even cuts off the head of a dragon like Ryuma did in legend. As Ryuma is a legend in Wano, this resemblance is one of the reasons why the natives come to trust Zoro somuch.much.
** One of the things that help clue them into his resemblance to Ryuma is his strong resemblance to the former daimyo of Ringo, Shimotsuki Ushimaru, another one of Ryuma's descendants, [[spoiler:Onimaru's original master, and one of the samurai who befriended Yamato in his childhood and helped him read Oden's journal]]. According to them, Ushimaru was also a spectacular swordsman like Zoro, and ultimately, Zoro's resemblance to him ''along'' with his resemblance to Ryuma is what makes Hyogoro, Kawamatsu, and other Wano natives so predisposed to him.
** During the Onigashima War, Hyogoro and Kawamatsu comment that Zoro strongly resembles the legendary samurai Shimotsuki Ryuma, the FamousAncestor of his former rival Kuina and master Koushiro, and the man (well, [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie]]) he inherited Shusui from, which Zoro (unwillingly) returned to his grave during the Wano Arc. On top of the physical resemblance, Ryuma was also a one-eyed samurai like Zoro. They also have similar fighting styles and codes of honor (in part due to Zoro being trained by one of Ryuma's descendants). To further add to the similarities, at Punk Hazard Zoro even cuts off the head of a dragon like Ryuma did in legend. As Ryuma is a legend in Wano, this resemblance is one of the reasons why the natives come to trust Zoro so
** One of the things that help clue them into his resemblance to Ryuma is his strong resemblance to the former daimyo of Ringo, Shimotsuki Ushimaru, another one of Ryuma's descendants, [[spoiler:Onimaru's original master, and one of the samurai who befriended Yamato in his childhood and helped him read Oden's journal]]. According to them, Ushimaru was also a spectacular swordsman like Zoro, and ultimately, Zoro's resemblance to him ''along'' with his resemblance to Ryuma is what makes Hyogoro, Kawamatsu, and other Wano natives so predisposed to him.
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* InstantExpert: [[spoiler:Most users of Conqueror's Haki take months or even years to master it and its most advanced techniques after awakening the ability. Zoro not only fully awakens his during the Onigashima War, he manages to master it to the point that he can imbue his swords with it during his fight with King. That took only a couple of ''hours'' at most]].
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* ChildProdigy: Zoro was already an extremely talented swordsman as a child, being able to defeat every adult in his dojo at around 8-10 years old. Ironically though, the one person he could ''not'' beat was another young prodigy, Kuina.
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* ChildProdigy: Zoro was already an extremely talented swordsman as a child, being able to defeat every adult in his dojo at around 8-10 years old.8- to 10-years-old. Ironically though, the one person he could ''not'' beat was another young prodigy, Kuina.
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* ImprobableAge: Zoro is one of the strongest swordsmen of the world at the young age of 21 years old.
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* ImprobableAge: Zoro is one of the strongest swordsmen of the world at the young age of 21 years old.21-years-old.
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Tweaking. Now much less awkward.
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: during the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent ''alone''. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of [[spoiler:Zoro's ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, the "terror" aspect of Zoro is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: during the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent ''alone''. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of [[spoiler:Zoro's ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, the "terror" aspect of Zoro his ability to induce fear is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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needs to explain what is "this" aspect, since it feels like it's talking about Conqueror's Haki or his killing instinct
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: during the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent ''alone''. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of [[spoiler:Zoro's ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, this aspect of him is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: during the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent ''alone''. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of [[spoiler:Zoro's ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, this the "terror" aspect of him Zoro is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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Tweaking of the example. Removing some redundancy and fixing grammar
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of Zoro's [[spoiler: ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, this terrific aspect is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies: During during the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. ''alone''. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing of Zoro's [[spoiler: [[spoiler:Zoro's ability to use Conqueror's Haki. When he fully awakens it, this terrific aspect of him is enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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okok, as you say. Combining the two entries together since, while about two different moments, those are extremely tied exactly because one foreshadows the next (also, made a single spoilered line in the same entry)
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies.
** During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc.
** It later turns out this trait of his was actually foreshadowing [[spoiler:his ability to use Conqueror's Haki]]. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakens that ability, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
** During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc.
** It later turns out this trait of his was actually foreshadowing [[spoiler:his ability to use Conqueror's Haki]]. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakens that ability, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies.
**enemies: During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc.
** It later turns out this trait of his wasarc. Said killing intent is actually foreshadowing [[spoiler:his of Zoro's [[spoiler: ability to use Conqueror's Haki]]. Haki. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully he fully awakens that ability, it, this terrific aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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** It later turns out this trait of his was
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It's definitely foreshadowing. Not only is the Monet example noted as much on One Piece's foreshadowing page, Monet's reaction to Zoro's "killing intent" is exactly like Motobaro's reaction to Luffy's first (unconscious) use of Conqueror's Haki, the only difference being that she wasn't knocked out like the bull was.
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakens his Conqueror's Haki, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he uncosciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies.
** During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazardarc. arc.
** It later turns out this trait of his was actually foreshadowing [[spoiler:his ability to use Conqueror's Haki]]. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakenshis Conqueror's Haki, that ability, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he uncosciously unconsciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
** During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard
** It later turns out this trait of his was actually foreshadowing [[spoiler:his ability to use Conqueror's Haki]]. When Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakens
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. When Zoro[[spoiler: fully awakens Conqueror's haki, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he uncosciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. When Zoro[[spoiler: fully Zoro [[spoiler:fully awakens his Conqueror's haki, Haki, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he uncosciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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not sure if it's a foreshadowing of Conqueror's Haki. Still, avoid using terms like "x can now " because it's a violation of Examples Are Not Recent
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. [[spoiler:It also foreshadows his potential to use Conqueror's Haki; when he fully awakens the ability, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he can now use it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. [[spoiler:It also foreshadows his potential to use When Zoro[[spoiler: fully awakens Conqueror's Haki; when he fully awakens the ability, haki, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he can now use uncosciously uses it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. [[spoiler:It also foreshadows his potential to use Conqueror's Haki; when he fully awakens the ability, this aspect is immediately enhanced, and he can now use it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. [[spoiler:It also foreshadows his potential to use Conqueror's Haki; when he fully awakens the ability, this aspect of him is immediately enhanced, and he can now use it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is an heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc.
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* TerrorHero: Zoro is an a heroic person, but is also the scariest Straw Hat to his enemies. During the Punk Hazard Arc, he paralyzes Monet by a display of strength and pure killing intent in the Punk Hazard arc. [[spoiler:It also foreshadows his potential to use Conqueror's Haki; when he fully awakens the ability, this aspect is immediately enhanced, and he can now use it to impose his will upon those weaker than him and terrify them into submission, if not outright knock them out]].
