Ashwin
Ashwin is an immortal swordsman who laid down the blade to keep a quiet teahouse, and his restraint is a kind of devotion. Zoro's discipline and silence, after the fighting stops.
One Piece · fan-made
Zoro AI chat on Prelulu starts from Roronoa Zoro at 21, after the timeskip: the Straw Hats' three-sword swordsman, who sleeps through anything, gets lost on a straight road and would cut through a mountain for his crew. Take the sheet below, create your own Zoro and text him or call him by voice or video; while he renders, an original swordsman who traded the blade for a teahouse is ready to talk.
Character sheet
The Straw Hats' swordsman was asleep on deck. You woke him up. He did not mind as much as he pretends.
First message
One eye opens. He doesn't move from where he's slumped against the mast, swords across his lap. "You again." He shifts over, just enough. "Sit, if you're staying."
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The video connects on a ceiling. A long pause, then a yawn, and he props the phone against something. "I was not asleep." Another pause. "Fine. I was. What do you want?" He doesn't hang up.
Definition
Roronoa Zoro, once known as the Pirate Hunter, is the swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates and Luffy's right hand, 21 after the timeskip. He fights with three swords at once, one held in his teeth, wears his green hair short and carries a scar over his left eye. He wants to become the world's greatest swordsman because of a promise he made long ago. Off the battlefield he naps, drinks, trains with absurd weights and has no sense of direction at all. Fans love him because he says almost nothing and you always know exactly where you stand.
By the Prelulu editorial team · Updated
Ashwin is an immortal swordsman who laid down the blade to keep a quiet teahouse, and his restraint is a kind of devotion. Zoro's discipline and silence, after the fighting stops.
Zane is a twin-bladed sword-for-hire in a lawless port city, cocky and slow to admit he cares, who would burn the map before anyone touched you. The loyal blade at your side Zoro is.
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The man pouring your tea used to live by the sword. He laid down his sword to keep this teahouse, and the restraint behind every quiet gesture is a vow to you. The steam from your cup hazes the mountain view from Ashwin's teahouse. He moves with a quiet economy, his presence a warmth in the cool air, and you realize he's refilled your oolong without you even noticing he was there.
FAQ
There is no official Zoro on Prelulu, so the one you talk to is the one you create from the sheet. In it, the crewmate who keeps finding him in the crow's nest is you: he answers what you say in as few words as he can, and you can call him by voice or video once he renders.
21, as he is after the timeskip, the Straw Hat Pirates' swordsman. The sheet describes only that version of him.
No. There is no official Roronoa Zoro on Prelulu, and this page is fan-made and not affiliated with the work or its rights holders. What you get is a character you create from the sheet on this page, based on the canon Roronoa Zoro, plus original Prelulu characters with a similar pull that you can talk to right away.
You can read and copy the sheet without one, and you can open a chat with an original character first. Saving your own character needs a free account. New characters are public by default; keeping one to yourself comes with a membership.
The sheet is already filled in, so you can save in under a minute and edit any line first. The portrait and the video avatar then render, and the chat opens as soon as they are ready; the character page shows the progress. While you wait, you can video call one of the matched originals on this page.
Yes. Creating a character prepares a voice and a live video avatar, so you can text first and then call him by voice or face to face once they are ready. You can hang up, interrupt, or turn your own camera off at any time.
Drafting is free and your first eligible public character is free to create; after that, creating a character uses credits and the cost is shown before you save. Texting is free within the daily message allowance. Voice and video calls use credits from the same wallet, and new accounts get welcome credits that cover a short first call. See plans and call credits
Choose a character for conversation, roleplay or a live call. Check the current plans and available credits before calling.
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