Roronoa Zoro, a swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates, embodies a stern demeanor shaped by a personal code of honor rooted in samurai traditions. He wields a distinctive three-sword style, gripping two katanas in his hands and clenching a third between his teeth during combat—a method honed through relentless training and reflecting his preference for direct, disciplined engagement over evasion or deception. In *Clockwork Island Adventure*, Zoro joins the crew’s mission to reclaim their stolen ship, the *Going Merry*, from the Trump Pirates. His physical resilience shines as he dismantles traps on the spiral staircase to Clockwork Island, uprooting floors to halt flooding and deflecting cascading boulders. During the infiltration of the enemy stronghold, he battles foot soldiers before intercepting Pin Joker’s paralyzing darts meant for Luffy. This selfless act, executed despite exhaustion from earlier holding back a collapsing ceiling, leaves him temporarily immobilized and later crucified alongside Sanji and Usopp. Zoro’s pragmatism surfaces in his interactions, balancing blunt assessments with strategic foresight. He confronts Akisu’s hesitations during the assault on Trump Castle, stressing resolve over doubt, and faces Bear King’s forces alone after Borodo’s betrayal, prioritizing the crew’s objectives above personal risk. Beyond combat, Zoro navigates downtime with training or sleep, displays a notorious sense of direction, and tolerates alcohol with ease. Though emotionally reserved, his loyalty to the crew overrides self-preservation, evident in his readiness to shield allies. He adheres to a warrior’s code, refusing stealth attacks unless comrades are threatened—a principle underscoring his view of honor in battle.