How to Cosplay Zoro from One Piece
Get the look., Dye your hair., Swords., Get lost., Be aloof., Join a crew., Learn to fight and get stronger., Loyalty., Never run from a fight., Have a dream.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get the look.
Zoro's normal outfit (pre-timeskip, which is how I'm writing this article) consists of a collarless white shirt with three buttons at the top (left unbuttoned), a large green sash, and black pants and shoes.
Also, make sure to wear a black bandana around your left arm, but only wear it when fighting seriously. -
Step 2: Dye your hair.
Zoro's hair is one of his most defining features.
A sea green color is best, cut into a short and sloppy style. , If you can't do this step, don't even try.
Zoro's three swords are his signature.
Keep them at your sash at all times. , Zoro has a crappy sense of direction.
He can get lost even if he has a clearly drawn map from point A to point B, the road between being perfectly strait with a distance of 5 feet (1.5 m). , Zoro doesn't care much for anything outside of food, sleep, and training.
As long as his friends are safe, he'll let Luffy take care of things. , Zoro, even without any real position, is one of the Straw Hat's most important members.
A group of friends will make this more fun anyway (get a friend to cosplay Sanji and start a rivalry with him). , Zoro cuts ships in half and lifts buildings.
Obviously, you're more than likely not going to be strong enough to do that, but try some weightlifting to bulk up.
Join a dojo or take Kendo classes to learn to use a sword (most places won't teach you how to wield three at a time, so you're on your own with that). , Zoro trusts his friends and will protect them with his life, especially his captain.
Stand up for your friends and help them when they need it. , Regardless of who started it, finish it.
It's a disgrace to run from a fight, even if you could be hurt. "Scars on the back are a swordsman's shame."
Zoro wants to be the greatest swordsman in the world.
Even if you don't want to do that, have some goal to work towards in life. -
Step 3: Swords.
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Step 4: Get lost.
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Step 5: Be aloof.
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Step 6: Join a crew.
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Step 7: Learn to fight and get stronger.
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Step 8: Loyalty.
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Step 9: Never run from a fight.
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Step 10: Have a dream.
Detailed Guide
Zoro's normal outfit (pre-timeskip, which is how I'm writing this article) consists of a collarless white shirt with three buttons at the top (left unbuttoned), a large green sash, and black pants and shoes.
Also, make sure to wear a black bandana around your left arm, but only wear it when fighting seriously.
Zoro's hair is one of his most defining features.
A sea green color is best, cut into a short and sloppy style. , If you can't do this step, don't even try.
Zoro's three swords are his signature.
Keep them at your sash at all times. , Zoro has a crappy sense of direction.
He can get lost even if he has a clearly drawn map from point A to point B, the road between being perfectly strait with a distance of 5 feet (1.5 m). , Zoro doesn't care much for anything outside of food, sleep, and training.
As long as his friends are safe, he'll let Luffy take care of things. , Zoro, even without any real position, is one of the Straw Hat's most important members.
A group of friends will make this more fun anyway (get a friend to cosplay Sanji and start a rivalry with him). , Zoro cuts ships in half and lifts buildings.
Obviously, you're more than likely not going to be strong enough to do that, but try some weightlifting to bulk up.
Join a dojo or take Kendo classes to learn to use a sword (most places won't teach you how to wield three at a time, so you're on your own with that). , Zoro trusts his friends and will protect them with his life, especially his captain.
Stand up for your friends and help them when they need it. , Regardless of who started it, finish it.
It's a disgrace to run from a fight, even if you could be hurt. "Scars on the back are a swordsman's shame."
Zoro wants to be the greatest swordsman in the world.
Even if you don't want to do that, have some goal to work towards in life.
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