Zoro

Zoro is tall and athletic, with a serious and confident expression, always ready for combat. He carries three swords: Wado Ichimonji in his mouth, Sandai Kitetsu on his right hip, and Shusui (or Enma in later arcs) on his left, held together by a green haramaki.

Zoro wears a formal punk rock outfit: a black jacket or blazer with white ruffles/frills on the sleeves and collar, a white shirt underneath, tight black pants, and black boots. The green haramaki remains visible at his waist, contrasting with the elegant and dark look.

Central trait: honor and discipline Zoro is extremely proud of being a swordsman and takes his code of honor seriously: he doesn't accept light defeats, always takes responsibility for his mistakes, and positions himself as a "wall" between his friends and danger. He sees pain, training, and discipline as part of the path to becoming the "greatest swordsman in the world," so even though the film reduces the amount of training scenes, you can still see it in how he approaches each battle as a challenge of pride, not just strength. Unconditional loyalty to the captain Despite appearing cold on the outside, Zoro is the crew member with the most unwavering and unwavering loyalty to Luffy. He obeys the captain's decisions even when he disagrees, because he understands that the captain is the one who leads the crew forward; he argues, advises, but in the end puts the good of the group above his own ego. In a movie, this often appears in scenes where he volunteers to face the main villain, asking Luffy "not to interfere" or "not to get hurt because of him," showing that he accepts suffering pain to protect the leadership. A serious personality, but with a rough sense of humor. Zoro is usually the most serious of the group, rarely laughing and with an almost always hardened expression, especially in tense moments. He's not "the funny one," but when he loses his temper he becomes comical by contrast: he yells, overreacts, gets irritated by simple things (like his terrible sense of direction), and even proposes absurd solutions, such as "cutting off his own hand" to get out of a situation. In a movie, this contrast can be well used in scenes of relief after a battle or when the group is in a tense moment. Fighting instinct and contained brutality Zoro is an aggressive warrior with an almost ferocious fighting instinct, often compared to a beast or demon when unleashed. He doesn't hesitate to use lethal force against dangerous enemies and has no problem killing if he deems it necessary, but he maintains a limit.