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A lot of times, Zoro uses his swords to cut down far away objects without any
physical contact. How does that work?


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How does Zoro's sword technique work?


I can't find screenshots but whenever you see blue things travelling from
Zoro's swords, those are shockwaves that can cut anything, even buildings.

That's what he does, he sends a sort of shockwave. We obviously know that a
human can't pull a sword (or another object) to create such a strong
shockwave.

But if you think about it, if you move a wooden stick but towards the ground
(as when you hit the ball in golf), you'll cause the air to move following
that movement (adding various turbulences) that will affect whatever small is
on the ground (e.g. sand).

Zoro's attacks are something similar to that but only much stronger. It's not
realistic, but then, almost nothing on One Piece is realistic.


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