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Not only has he not used his bandana against Pica but is hardly shown wearing
it on the arm.. I can't recall if he even had it on the arm.. He usually wears
it to defeat the enemies but this time.. Why the exception? Is it because it
doesn't look good on the suit he was wearing? If it was the reason it would be
the stupidest reason ever! I Might be missing something.. Maybe..


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Why didn't Zoro use his Bandana in dressrosa arc?


**He put it on, right before he executed his _Tactics No. 5_ and wore it
during his last attack on Pica.** He just did not need it before this. It was
only when Pica started attacking King Riku and Usopp that he needed to be
serious and defeat Pica before there were any casualties.

It was not shown explicitly but he put it up at the last page of chapter 777,
when he decides to go with plan E (aka plane, seeing he decides to fly through
the sky. Sorry for the lame pun, could not help it.) From this point until he
defeats Pica he wears his bandana. This is the only time we can see him wear
it during the Dressrosa Arc.

As for where he put the bandana during the rest of the arc, it seems like he
indeed hid it somewhere beneath his suit, because I can't seem to find a
single panel where it was shown.

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ulUt2.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ulUt2.png)

He took the bandana off at the beginning of chapter 779 after his plan(e) was
successful.

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/lHhYA.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/lHhYA.png)


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