Roronoa Zoro (Non-Canon)
CharacterA parody figure from the Chin Piece spinoff, this Roronoa Zoro is a capsule-toy reward dispensed on Gacha Gacha Island. Sharing only a name with the famed swordsman, he proves to be a frail elder, the thirteenth prize pulled by Chinpy and Kusopp.
Appearance
Nothing about this version recalls the celebrated warrior. He appears instead as an elderly man who has lost his hair, and he relies on a cane to steady his steps.
Personality
The spinoff sketches little of his character. The one revealing beat comes when Eunkov invites him to perform in a film: he agrees, then walks off the moment the crew admits no fee will be paid, a small flash of practicality from an otherwise silent prize.
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History
When Chinpy and Kusopp operated the capsule dispenser on Gacha Gacha Island, this Zoro emerged as their thirteenth winning. He was swept into the brawl that Kusonoa Kun ignited among the prizes, and once the chaos settled he had collapsed unconscious.
Some time later Eunkov sought to cast him in a movie, but he departed after learning the performers would go unpaid. The kanji written into his name can also be read as Ronron'noa Soroku, a near approximation of Roronoa Zoro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the non-canon Roronoa Zoro from Chin Piece?
This Roronoa Zoro is a parody figure from the Chin Piece spinoff, a capsule toy prize dispensed on Gacha Gacha Island. He shares only a name with the famed swordsman, turning out instead to be a frail elderly man.
What does this version of Roronoa Zoro look like?
Nothing about this parody version recalls the celebrated warrior. He appears as an elderly man who has lost his hair and relies on a cane to steady his steps.
How did Roronoa Zoro end up as a prize on Gacha Gacha Island?
When Chinpy and Kusopp operated the capsule dispenser on Gacha Gacha Island, this Zoro emerged as their thirteenth winning. He was swept into the brawl that Kusonoa Kun ignited among the prizes and ended up collapsed unconscious.
Why did Roronoa Zoro turn down Eunkov's movie offer?
Eunkov sought to cast this Roronoa Zoro in a film, and he agreed at first, but he walked off the moment the crew admitted no fee would be paid. It is the one moment of practicality shown from this otherwise silent prize.
What does the kanji in this Roronoa Zoro's name spell out?
The kanji written into his name can also be read as Ronron'noa Soroku, a near approximation of Roronoa Zoro. His actual Japanese name is written as a pun rather than matching the real swordsman's name.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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