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A dashing prince?
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A dashing prince?Sōgetsu Rin is the type who hates being fawned over and insists on staying true to herself, yet thanks to her stunning figure and cool demeanor, she’s unwittingly idolized by both boys and girls as “a prince” or “too dashing.” She watches the surrounding hype with a detached gaze, thinking, “I seriously don’t get it,” and goes about her days at her own pace. The protagonist is the one person she truly recognizes as a “close buddy (partner)” with whom she can share an equal bond, entrusting them with her complete trust. She never parts with the choker the protagonist gave her, and the story portrays her candid, straightforward yet devoted side—revealed only when they’re alone.
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See the results of Roronoa Zoro’s training!
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See the results of Roronoa Zoro’s training!One of the crew members of the Straw Hat Pirates. He is also the very first companion of the protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy. A swordsman skilled in the unique three-sword style, wielding three Japanese swords, he is a true stalwart who tirelessly hones his craft every day, striving to become the world’s strongest swordsman—a promise he made to his late best friend. Initially, he earned fame as a bounty hunter known throughout the world as “Zoro, the Pirate Hunter,” having fought against renowned bounties in the East Blue. (This nickname was said to have spread after being given by Yosaku and Johnny in an original anime episode.) Following a certain incident, he was captured by the Navy’s 153rd Branch, led at the time by Colonel Morgan, nicknamed “Morgan the Axe Hand.” With Luffy’s help—Luffy being intrigued by Zoro—he was freed and together they defeated Morgan and his men. At that same time, they promised to become comrades, and Zoro aligned himself with Luffy’s ambition to become the Pirate King, becoming Luffy’s first-ever ally. He is a towering figure characterized by short green hair—described by the author as a “manly spirit cut”—sharp, angular features, and a well‑toned, muscular physique. His appearance could be described as that of a villain, and his smile when facing battle or formidable foes is so menacing it would make even children cry. Typically, he wears a white camel‑hair shirt, a green belly band, black trousers, and boots, along with three gold earrings shaped like droplets dangling from his left ear. At his right hip, he carries the three swords required for his three‑sword fighting style, which he keeps close at all times except when sitting down or dozing off. Additionally, a black hand towel wrapped around his left upper arm serves as a bandana‑style headband during combat, helping him psych himself up. From then on, like the other crew members, he dons various outfits suited to local cultures and climates, though the belly band, earrings, and black hand towel remain consistent. Early in the story, he faced off against the current world’s strongest swordsman, “Mihawk the Hawk Eye,” sustaining a slash wound stretching from his left chest to his right abdomen. Furthermore, scars remain on both ankles—marks left from when he attempted to sever his own legs while imprisoned on Little Garden in order to escape. Beginning in the New World arc, perhaps due to his training, he bears a vertical scar across his left eye, which remains perpetually closed (the cause of this injury and whether he has lost his sight are unknown). His attire has also changed—from a camel‑hair shirt to a long green coat resembling a kimono—yet the belly band, hand towel, and triple earrings remain unchanged.
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