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One Piece: Boichi Covers Zolo vs. Mihawk

Also known as: ONE PIECE: Roronoa Zoro, Umi ni Chiru, ONE PIECE ロロノア・ゾロ, 海に散る, Roronoa Zoro: Fall Into the Ocean, ONE PIECE: Roronoa Zoro: Fall Into the Ocean, One Piece: Boichi Covers Zoro vs. Mihawk, One Piece: Boichi Sensei Covers the Zolo vs. Mihawk Battle!

by Eiichirou Oda, Boichi

Score from AniList: 76/100finished1 chapters

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The one-shot celebrates the 22nd anniversary of the One Piece manga and focuses on a fight between Zoro and Mihawk. This chapter is the first in a new project for One Piece titled "Cover Comic Project." Through the project, various manga creators will "cover" a chapter of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga. (Source: Anime News Network)

Chapters available: 1
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A one-shot showcase in which a leading artist reimagines the duel between Zoro and Mihawk in a fresh, bold style.

Pros

Dynamic, striking art
Fans get a fresh take on a famous rivalry

Cons

Very short, so the fight is brief
Relies on knowing the franchise

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The one-shot celebrates the twenty-second anniversary of One Piece and focuses on a fight between Zoro and Mihawk. It is the first in a new project for One Piece in which guest artists reinterpret the franchise. The premise is a special showcase that gives an iconic rivalry a fresh visual voice.The strength is the art. The fight is staged with energy, and the reinterpretation feels bold and distinct from the main series. Fans of Zoro and Mihawk will enjoy seeing the duel in a new light.The weaknesses are about its size. As a one-shot, the fight is brief, and readers without a strong knowledge of the franchise may find it slight. It works best as a companion piece.Recommended for One Piece fans who enjoy seeing its characters in new styles. Expect a short, striking read that rewards familiarity.