When using Santoryu (Three Swords style), Zoro holds a sword in his mouth. How is he able to speak normally, without the sword falling?
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1anything can be achieved through practise :P– votelessbubbleDec 28, 2013 at 4:22
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Have you never see a ventriloquist? It's not the official answer but it is totally consistant.– hajefJun 21, 2017 at 9:01
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The official explanation given by the author, Oda Eiichiro, in his SBS1 column, is that it is Zoro's heart speaking. This may not sound any more convincing than Artistic License, but One Piece regularly relies on such unusual logic, so it is not entirely out of place.
1 SBS (Shitsumon wo Boshū Suru, roughly meaning "I'm Taking Questions") is a Q&A column in which Eiichiro Oda answers questions sent in by his fans.
I hate how people always ask this question... Okay, put a pen in your mouth, try speaking You will be able to speak, despite the pen being in your mouth. Sure, your voice sounds muffled, but Zoro's voice is also muffled when he speaks with a sword in his mouth You don't need to move your teeth in order to talk, just your tongue, which I'm pretty sure isn't wrapped around Zoro's sword. I hope I answered your question.
You know those techinique things? Zoro's "three sword style" technique require him to have a third sword, enableing him to perform that technique
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2The question is how can he speak with a sword in his mouth. Your answer does not seem to answer this question.– Dimitri mx ♦Jan 21, 2014 at 3:06
I guess yes, it can be done. You know the words won't behaving so much clarity but yes, if you hold the sword hilt with your teeth, you are able to speak out.
