Zoro’s eye has been closed with a large scar across it since we’ve seen him after the timeskip. The only other notable swordsman to have the same scar is Silvers Rayleigh, however his eye is opened.
In traditional pirate history, pirates wore eye patches in order to see inside of a dark ship. When they’d enter the ship, they would switch their eye patch so that the eye that is better adjusted to the dark.
One Piece is a series about Pirates after all, so it wouldn’t be unlikely that Oda used this well known piece of history as a basis for Zoro’s closed eye, as well as the DARK King Rayleigh.
Zoro's New Legendary Sword
Rocks D. Xebec likely was the user of the Yami Yami no Mi. When the Roger Pirates faced off against Xebec’s crew, it’s more than likely that it wasn’t their first clash. In order to counter the abilities of the fruit, Rayleigh had to keep his eye shut until their fight. When opened, Rayleigh could not only see through the darkness, but cut through it too. With the help of Roger and Garp, Rocks was defeated, Rayleigh was titled the Dark King, and he never had to keep his eye shut again.
Now comes Zoro. Zoro got his scar when training with Mihawk. This part of the theory can go 1 of 2 ways, both of which are equally plausible.
The first idea is that, after Rocks was defeated, Rayleigh trained another swordsman to counter the powers of the Yami Yami no Mi. That swordsman being Hawkeyes Mihawk. After witnessing what took place at Marineford, he went back to train. Only to find a more worthy opponent for Blackbeard. Mihawk scars Zoro and then trains him to be even better without it. So when the time comes that he must face Blackbeard, he will be ready.
Sharingan Eye Zoro
Alternatively, Mihawk could have just figured this out without the help of Rayleigh and still went on to train Zoro and close his eye.
Most people have the idea that Luffy will 1v1 with Blackbeard and it’s just very unlikely. An awakened ability of Luffy’s would be able to counter the Gura Gura no Mi, but not the Yami Yami no Mi. That’s where his first mate comes in. Oda has shown us how important his crew is, and for Luffy to defeat the “main bad guy” without the help of his first crewmate would be hollow and “un-Oda-like”.
Just a little kicker for the above, if it turns out that Blackbeard is in possession of a mythical zone Kraken fruit, it could turn this fight into a monster trio bash. Sanji couldn’t help himself not to fry up some good seafood.
What Happened To Zoro's Eye?
Also, if the theory about Luffy having 12 crewmates is correct, that leaves 10 Titanic Captains to face 10 straw hats, and for Blackbeard to face the Monster Trio.has plenty of unsolved mysteries that intrigue fans to the point of theorycrafting. Yet none in the New World have been as addictive to fans as theorizing about Zoro’s left eye being closed.
Community, there are some great theories about the eye as well. Some are simply based on real-life principles, while some deal with the more mystical aspects of Zoro’s seen techniques.
Zoro seen fighting through a wound during one of his Wano fights, showing the ability to Conquer enemies (Image via Toei Animation)
Zoro's Left Eye
One popular fan theory is that Zoro has Conqueror’s Haki, and activates this power via his left eye. While Conqueror’s Haki seems to emanate from a person’s entire body and aura, Oda has emphasized the eyes of the activator when this Haki is used.
This theory is somewhat double layered. One must prove both that Zoro has Conqueror’s Haki and that his left eye is integral to its activation. As stated, Oda does place emphasize the user’s eyes during Conqueror’s Haki activation. That’s half of the theory addressed.
Punk Hazard arc, fans theorize Zoro uses Conqueror’s Haki against Monet. This is evidenced by her sudden stop of movement and shock, which has been a reaction from unsuspecting individuals in
Hd Wallpaper: One Piece, Roronoa Zoro, Swords, Green Eye, Anime, Holding
There’s also a precedent for multiple members of a crew having Conqueror’s Haki. Big Mom and Katakuri both have it, and Big Mom and Kaido were both on the Rocks Pirates crew and possessed Conqueror’s Haki.
Fan theory is that Zoro’s left eye was closed to help maintain control over his Asura powers. The crux of this theory is that Zoro is “possessed” by the Asura demon as a result of his use of cursed swords throughout
Without opening his eye in post-timeskip, the theory still holds water. Zoro’s left eye has glown multiple times throughout the series, most prominently during the Water 7 saga.
Roronoa Zoro, Anime, Luffy, One Piece, Sword, Hd Phone Wallpaper
In fact, Zoro not opening his eye could be him successfully controlling the power and surge of the demon Asura, which he couldn’t before. This would explain why the left eye glow only appeared when Zoro got very serious in battle.
Given Mihawk was his master, Zoro could’ve even been instructed by Mihawk to close his eye and not rely on the demon’s power. Mihawk sets high standards for Zoro, and would likely want to make sure Zoro usurps Mihawk with his own strength, not Asura’s.
Ocular dominance is a medical phenomenon in which one eye is used more often, has better vision, or can fixate on something better than the other eye. In a profession like swordsman, one certainly benefits from having 20/20 vision or eyes which perform at the same level.
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World’s Greatest Swordsman to be an expert on vision. It’s entirely possible Mihawk noticed through their duel and training that Zoro suffers from ocular dominance in his left eye. That is to say, the left eye is stronger than the right.
As a result, maybe Mihawk scarred the left eye shut and instructed Zoro not to open it until his right eye was trained enough. This theory holds a lot of water, as Zoro has always gotten lost in the series and even misread a signpost in Sabaody.
Oda is certainly known for his foreshadowing and affinity for subtle hints, so this theory also fits Oda’s style of writing for
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Zoro has managed to steal the show every New World arc he’s been a part of, mainly through his combat moments. If he was a show stealer with one open eye, he'd be a show stopper with two. Truly a swordsman worthy of being on the future Pirate King’s crew and inheriting the title of World’s Best.
Despite being less realistic, the Demon Asura and Conqueror’s Haki theories are great as well. Both have enough evidence to be taken seriously while also being the right combination of exciting and logical.
, fans won’t know for sure why Zoro’s left eye is closed. At least speculation is as enjoyable a pastime as there is when it comes to
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