As a contender for the best swordsman in the world of One Piece, there’s no question about Roronoa Zoro’s ability. This is particularly evident in the way he handles his opponents. However, many One Piece fans believe that Zoro’s skills will continue to improve, and he may soon be able to use one of the most powerful sword techniques called Kamusari.
Kamusari is an incredible sword technique that was first used by Gol D Roger in his fight against Kozuki Oden. In One Piece chapter 1079, the technique is demonstrated again by Akagami No Shanks as he defeats Captain Kid with just one attack. This move is so extraordinary that Shanks was able to effortlessly render Kid motionless.
Zoro has always aspired to become the best swordsman, just as Luffy has his dream to become the Pirate King. Throughout his journey, Zoro has defeated many formidable foes, including King, the last member of the divine tribe. He has mastered various sword techniques, from one-sword to nine-sword styles. Zoro also possesses the ability to imitate other people’s sword techniques, making him a formidable opponent.
For example, during the battle in Onigashima, Zoro used Fox Fire Style to cut through fire and slice through Prometheus. He was able to replicate Kinemon’s sword technique without ever having trained in it. Some fans speculate that Zoro’s ability to mimic sword moves might be related to his closed eye, which they believe can absorb other people’s abilities.
Given all of this, it’s entirely possible that Zoro will eventually be able to use Kamusari. He already satisfies some of the prerequisites to use this move, such as possessing a high-quality sword, Enma, and the ability to coat it with Conqueror Haki. In Onigashima, Zoro began to show greater control over his Conqueror Haki, as seen when he coated Enma with it to defeat King.
It remains to be seen if Zoro will learn Kamusari by observing its usage or receiving instruction from someone. Kamusari is such a powerful technique that it knocked back Kozuki Oden, who was one of the strongest characters in the series. If Zoro did learn this move, it’s possible that even Mihawk, his arch-rival, would be taken aback.
In conclusion, while there’s no guarantee that Zoro will eventually master Kamusari, the signs point towards its possibility. With his exceptional swordsmanship, Enma, and now his growing mastery of Conqueror Haki, Zoro has the potential to become one of the most fearsome swordsmen in One Piece history.
