Ah, youre right, there was some problem with the link from the uploader site.@BurnSchulz: Can't see whats in your spoiler tag? Your having no thoughts?
Youre absolutely right, and i totally aggree with you, especially the "Sig of Zoro" Part.
The reason why Zoro ends his fights in one move is cause... Idk his opponents get stabbed with a sword? I mean Luffy's fights are able to last longer and have him do massive damage because Luffy uses no weapon. The second you get cut you start to lose blood, blood loss makes your reaction time slower and eventually will effect all of your senses. Knife fighters in general go for multiple slice wounds that will eventually tire/weaken the opponent allowing the knife user to go in for the kill. Swords on the other hand are big. Katana's are usually 4-6 feet long if you slice someone with a sword they are going to be fucked up. And most people are not like Luffy who can sustain injuries like he got nuked and keep on fighting. The whole samurai thing, most sword fights are ended in 1-2 exchanges. Unless the they are equally matched and it will be a long fight of endurance. Sword fights generally speaking once the blade touches skin the fight is pretty much over.
Hmm, what if that G-5 is actually already leaving for 800 years
With Oda's imagination I wouldn't completely rule out this theory. The world nobles are supposed to be the Descendants of the 'Creators' of this world. If the 5 Star Elders are really 800 years old that would be insane. Cause World Nobles would be there like Great-*8 grandkids. o_OHmm, what if that G-5 is actually already leaving for 800 years
and because of bonney they aren't aging and once bonney has escape, there was a need to recapture her again.
Yh everything you say is true but you solely based it on reality.. What I mean is in that yh swords cut and draws blood and that fact remain both in reality and in the manga. But then the effects that you stated does not happen in one piece, atleast not if Oda wants it to. Its like the way in reality those punches luffy gives would have broken someones jaw ten times over beyond repair but all Oda allows it to do here is knock them out. With that said, I can very well see Oda making luffy give someone a broken jaw in an extreme situation like what happened with bellamy. Similarly, the effects you stated of being cut constantly with a sword hasn't been shown in the manga so far and probably won't be unless in rare situations or for plot purposes. Take the kaku vs zoro fight again for example. That fight is why you can't liken the effects of being cut with a sword in reality to being cut with a sword in one piece. Zoro was cut times without number by kakus attacks and we were not shown any of his five senses failing at any point. Similarly with him fightin Daz although Daz was not a swordsman. There are probably more examples but that isn't even my point anyway. With all of that said, its safe to say that it is possible for Zoro to deal damage to his opponents over the course of the whole battle rather than ending it with one technique just like kaku, a fellow swordsman, did to him. That is also why I say even if it means that Oda should give zoro a devil fruit since that is what enabled kaku to be so versatile. Yh you are probably right that Zoro is Odas version of a samurai which would explain it, but that is precisely my problem. But I know its not everyone elses problem, I jus personally dislike that way of fighting.
Nope Nope. Makes sense. And maybe with more opponents they fight in the future using 'Haki' you might see him doing massive damage. Kaku was an 'all around fighter' more than a pure swordsman. But I understand your point. Opponents using 'haki' might make the fights vs Zoro last longer. And the possibility of him changing his fighting style is there. I just think that as well as Zoro is Oda's Samurai. Zoro's finisher style is Zoro's way. But I believe one of the things Mihawk is going to teach Zoro is to take better care of his body. Their hasn't been a serious fight that he has been in that he hasn't sustained serious damage. And although his superior 'will power' keeps him from dying negating that damage from the get go should be his top priority. There will be times were he will need to be in his top condition to protect his crew and he can't be on deaths door after every opponent. (Same goes for Luffy and his life shortening techniques. Who is going to defend his crew (luffy) if one of his techniques kills him.)
Well, the best example of this is his fight against Ryuma. All the fight was decided with just that attack.
Japan has is the longest surviving 'warrior' culture. That was most definitely around 1000 years ago. Their have been Samurai since late 10 & Early 11th century bc. Which last time I did math was more than a 1000 years ago.
