One Piece - Eiichiro Oda Hilariously Reveals Zoro's Chest Size

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We all have questions about One Piece and although some of them are answered in the manga or anime, there are a few that fans are left pondering about unless they go directly to the source. That's why one brave fan decided to reach out to Eiichiro Oda and ask about Roronoa Zoro's chest size. Not surprisingly, the mangaka had a hilarious response to the question!

It's no secret that Zoro has been beefing up a lot in an effort to be the greatest swordsman in the world. Considering that the former bounty hunter is always showing his chest off, fans have wondered just how Zoro ranks against the other characters now that he has been getting even more jacked.

One Piece Volume 102 is finally live and once again, Eiichiro Oda took time to answer fan questions in SBS. One awesome question pointed out that girls are curious about Zoro's chest size and it was clear that the mangaka didn't know exactly how to respond.

"Pervert girls are coming—!!! This is the end!!!! Of this corner!! Damn it! How could I know!! around 110 cm? That's it for SBS!" Oda wrote.

It's safe to say that Eiichiro Oda was flustered by the question since people might usually ask about the female characters', ahem, assets. On the other hand, fans are praising user "roromiki" for asking the important questions.

The revelation certainly has One Piece fans checking the character chest size rankings all over again. For now, Boa Hancock is still in first place with 111 cm and Zoro is now in the Top 2. Nico Robin is close with 100 cm while Nami is still at fourth place with 98. Kalifa rounds out the Top 5 with 93 cm.

You can see more of Zoro and his 110 cm chest in One Piece Volume 102, which is now out.

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