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No, Sanji did put himself, but Zoro went through with it. It was Zoro that stood in a pool of blood after suffering injuries equal to his and luffys put together. Oda was mildy suggested taht Zoro and Sanji are nearly equals. Sanji is itching for it, he will get one moment where he feels superior to Zoro, in my opinion.I hope ppl aren't forgetting that Sanji also put himself forward and that Zoro stole the epicness.
Oda did that to show that practically each and every member would give their life for Luffy.
Also here, Zoro's attack had nothing to do with the Pacifista's neck breaking. The attacks happened at the exact same time so Oda was rather cheaply showing that both Sanji and Zoro could one-shot a Pacifista whilst trying to tie in a bit of comic relief at the same time. It wasn't that epic at all I agree with you on that one.
You are right, i meant Zoro and Sanji attacked the pacifista equally, but if they did attack seperately, it would still be a one shot.
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Yes, that is a good point, Sanjis training is from running away (from what we know) while Zoro has trained with Mihawk.
