One Piece: Zoro's Evolution As A Swordsman

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One great fact about One Piece's lengthy episodes is the evident skill & character growth given to every character in the series. The series’ numerous episodes allow Eiichiro Oda to spice up every character slowly but surely. A prime, leading example character that fits the category is Monkey D. Luffy, the story's protagonist. Gradually, Luffy has grown his combat skills throughout the series, honing them close to even a Yonko’s level.

Another star character that has evolved significantly in One Piece is Roronoa Zoro, popularly known as “Pirate Hunter." With the lofty goal of becoming the «World's Strongest Swordsman,» Zoro's three-sword style has taken different noticeable turns in the series. At the rate of this character's skill evolution, he might just become the World's Strongest Swordsman. So, how has Zoro evolved his swordsmanship throughout One Piece?

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This post will not include Zoro's feats from the One Piece manga.

Zoro's ever-standing title as the «Pirate Hunter,» despite being a central member of the Straw Hats, is one of the best running gags in One Piece. His unique three-sword style makes him stand out and easily recognizable, so the «Pirate Hunter» title won't be going any time soon. Tracing Zoro's swordsmanship back to its infancy stage will trigger fans' memories of his master, Koushirou, the head of the Isshin Dojo in Shimotsuki village. Intending to become stronger, Zoro trained effortlessly under his master until he met Kuina, Koushiro's daughter, who easily bested him in the way of the sword.

Zoro’s defeat by the child prodigy sparked a deep friendship between the both of them and even caused Zoro to develop the three-sword style to combat Kuina's expert