Zoro Vs King Fight Download

For the past year or so I've been seeing people saying that Zoro is in the "YC+" tier and is far stronger than Sanji and the first commanders we've seen in action. I never really believed this because the fight between Zoro and King seemed pretty damn close when I read it. I recently reread Wano and Zoro is in no way much stronger than King. In fact, an argument can be made for King=Zoro or King slightly > Zoro.

The fight begins with Zoro being outclassed by King. Zoro gets ragdolled all over the place while being unable to tag King. Zoro is known for having higher AP than others in his general bracket of strength, but without the ACoC he demonstrated against Kaido, Zoro is unable to match King's offensive output. Furthermore, Zoro can't do anything against King when the latter has his flame on his back. King takes a small amount of damage after he turns off his flames, but he uses his increased speed to try to finish off Zoro. At this point in time, Zoro is on the level of YC1s for sure based on his rooftop showings, but King is still significantly stronger.

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The fight becomes way less lopsided after this, especially once Zoro figures out King's ability. While Zoro is still unable to damage defense mode King, his overall stats and Haki seem to have increased. While speed mode King was able to catch Zoro off guard before, Zoro can now somewhat react to it. Like Zoro, King can't risk the fight going on any longer(most likely due to Zoro growing during fights or King's stamina running out because he fought and defeated Marco before any of this and didn't get to fully heal like Zoro post-rooftop) so he's forced to switch to his speed mode whenever he wants to hurt Zoro. We see that King's fire imbued attacks are able to match Zoro's ACoC attacks. King actually is able to take multiple slashes from King of Hell Zoro while Zoro admits that he is threatened by King's fire attacks and can't afford getting hit. If we're looking at their stats, King's AP is = to King of Hell Zoro in speed mode and < in defense mode, King's speed is = to King of Hell Zoro in speed mode and < in defense mode, and King's durability is relative to Zoro's in speed mode and much greater in defense mode.

The fight ends with Zoro slicing through one of King's attacks and finishing off King before King can enter defense mode again. Looking back, since King's 'normal' state is what we dub his defense mode, his speed mode is somewhat similar to Zoro's King of Hell form in that King temporarily boosts his AP and becomes a glass cannon at a certain cost. Unlike Zoro, King can freely choose between his forms at a whim in order to maximize his efficiency.

In conclusion, the two are very comparable when they're using their power boosts and King has a massive edge in 'base form'. Zoro won the fight not because he has way more raw power, but because he is a better tactician and pure swordsman with less gimmicks to exploit.

Through the use of flashbacks, Eiichiro Oda draws a clear contrast between Zoro and King. One Piece Chapter 1036 showcases how the former outlasted the latter through a combination of swordplay, skill, and willpower. Here are the biggest takeaways from this fight.

Zoro fully respects his captain because they both share an ambitious nature. Luffy wants to be the Pirate King while Zoro wants to be the world's greatest swordsman. However, Zoro believes Luffy can only achieve his dream as long as he achieves his. His motivation is what lets him win his fights.

King is a towering man at 613 cm tall,[4] with a well-muscled, broad-shouldered frame and long limbs. Being a lunarian, he has his race's telltale features: large, black-feathered wings on his back that reach down to knee length,[2] a brown complexion, and silver-white hair. Said hair is shaved on the sides but kept long on top, where it is mostly drawn back and bound at King's occiput before flowing freely down past his nape; some sidelocks hang down on the right of King's face, to his collarbone, and include a thin braid. King's face is characterized by his narrow red eyes, prominent dark eyebrows, a straight nose, prominent lips, and a square, stubbly chin. Circling halfway around his left eye, on its outer side, is a black tattoo resembling a laurel wreath or olive branch.[8] In addition, a plume of fire constantly rises from King's upper back, also owing to his heritage (though it may extinguish),[2][9] and when King transforms into a pteranodon, these flames further engulf his back and wings while his natural lunarian wings are replaced by his pterosaur ones.[10][11] When being dealt the finishing blow by Roronoa Zoro amid the conclusion to their fight, King had half his right wing sliced off.[12]

In keeping with his status as Kaidou's right-hand man, King has shown himself to be not only calm and stoic but proactive and good at making major decisions under pressure. He personally engaged Big Mom and her crew to keep them from entering Wano, despite not being ordered to do so by Kaidou,[10] and later in Big Mom's presence showed himself not to be intimidated by her in the slightest, despite his surprise at her survival, bluntly refusing her offer to join her.[5] King also took the initiative to summon the Tobiroppo after hearing Kaidou was looking to address a problem with Yamato, acting conniving by framing the summons as one from Kaidou due to knowing that the Tobiroppo would not answer to him.[20] When Kaidou became occupied with fighting during the rebel invasion of Onigashima, King was mainly the one to handle their crew's troops, calmly issuing orders.[21][22][23][24]

Strongly averse to the idea of showing his face and revealing his lunarian identity, King wears a head-enwrapping mask that leaves only his eyes visible; it was stated by a grunt of the Beasts Pirates that no one had ever caught a glimpse of King's face.[19] When his mask took some damage in his fight with Roronoa Zoro, King flew into a silent rage, indiscriminately attacking enemy and crewmate alike (even his fellow All-Star) before taking care to relocate his battle with Zoro to someplace that had no one else around but them.[25] Once King's mask was off completely and some close-by underlings of his recognized him as lunarian, the All-Star mercilessly disposed of them with his flames.[26] Ultimately, however, King takes some pride in the biological strength of his race, boasting to Zoro that humans could not compare to lunarians.[27]

King seems to greatly respect strength in others, with Kaidou's immense power being what originally induced King to join his crew and place his trust in him.[4] In combat, King has expressed his belief that one ought not to limit oneself to a single way of fighting, as there should be no need for adherence to any one school or style in a real battle.[31] Generally, while King does admit to enjoying a good duel,[32] the All-Star's stolid and no-nonsense attitude carries over into his fights: he does not bother with posturing, monologuing, or following fighting etiquette. Instead, he wastes no time in going for the kill should an opportunity emerge,[28] personally goes after noteworthy enemies when physically disabled,[33] immediately strikes at foes when distracted,[34] and may relentlessly mount attack after attack on opponents to leave them little time to defend themselves or counterattack.[25][35] Even more, King may goad enemies into attacking him to render them vulnerable to his own surprise counteroffense.[36]

Since his recruitment, King has come to enjoy Kaidou's full trust and, being steadfastly loyal to his boss, is always ready to execute missions on his behalf. When Big Mom and her children arrived at Wano Country, King was swift to attack and knock her ship into the sea, on his own initiative rather than Kaidou's orders.[10] King also immediately lent his sword to Kaidou so he could behead Orochi with it as soon as the shogun protested about Kaidou taking over the Flower Capital, despite having received no verbal instruction to do so from Kaidou, showing the great degree of trust and knowledge of another's intentions that is present between the two.[30]

After escorting Big Mom to Onigashima, Queen furiously blamed King for Big Mom's remaining presence in Wano, since King had been the one to prevent the Big Mom Pirates from entering the country prior.[5] When Queen expressed his irritation at Straw Hat Luffy leading the former prisoners of Udon into battle on Onigashima, King sarcastically responded that he would not blame Queen as someone who had been useless from the start.[18] While fighting on the Live Floor, King seemed to care nothing for Queen's safety, as when Queen nearly had his neck sliced as a result of King sending indiscriminate attacks out in all directions, King sarcastically noted that it was a pity that his attack had missed, to Queen's indignation.[19]

King seems to have a rather strained relationship with the Tobiroppo, particularly with Sasaki and Who's-Who, being aware of the latter two's ambition to become All-Stars and acknowledging that they would likely ignore any summons order that they knew came from him. When they expressed their aforesaid ambition before him and Kaidou, King disdainfully told them to know their place, and when Kaidou asked him and Jack if they would object to the Tobiroppo being granted a chance to fight one of them for their All-Star post, King said that he had none, showing confidence in his superiority over them.[20] On the other hand, the two youngest Tobiroppo, Ulti and Page One, are viewed as brats by King.[41]

Since Big Mom is a rival of his governor-general, King sees her as an enemy. He personally kept her and her children out of Wano by knocking their ship into the ocean as they tried climbing Wano's waterfall.[10] He was later surprised to see that Big Mom survived once she was brought to Onigashima by Queen. Big Mom stated that she would forgive King's attempt on her life if he joined her crew since he is, as a lunarian, part of a unique and thought-to-be-extinct race that she wanted in Totto Land, but King bluntly refused.[5] 17dc91bb1f