It's true. I think One Piece's characters have actually become more flanderized and one-dimensional as the series has progressed.
Remember when Zoro used to actually have some characterization beyond "guy that sleeps and gets lost"?
It's true. I think One Piece's characters have actually become more flanderized and one-dimensional as the series has progressed.
Remember when Zoro used to actually have some characterization beyond "guy that sleeps and gets lost"?
Last edited by DarthEnderX; Mon, 12-15-2014 at 12:32 PM.
Hmm... Not really. Whenever he happens to get more screentime, it feels like there's more to him than sleeping, training to become the strongest swordsman, and getting lost. However, when he does get as little time as during this arc, since this is about the lost kingdom and the people relavant to it, he's exactly as 1D as he is in reality. His backstory isn't really any deeper than that either, compared to the likes of Nami, Robin, or Tony, for example. Not to mention Luffy who's got the D, knows lots of great men, both dead and alive, and is the figurehead in general.Originally Posted by DarthEnderX
Nothing changes the fact Zoro is my favourite character of the bunch, though. I don't dislike focused characters. I also like the very rare moments when he decides to act like a vice-captain.
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