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Time of India
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Zoro vs Sasuke: The ultimate showdown of Sword and Sharingan
Credits: YouTube The latest arcs of One Piece and Boruto puts Roronoa Zoro and Sasuke Uchiha to the test, showcasing their powers, potentials and evolution. In the Egghead Island arc (the first arc of One Piece's Final Saga), Zoro fights many elite foes. In Boruto's 'Two Blue Vortex' manga (Part II of Boruto), Sasuke is long believed missing by many in the Leaf Village, and emerges to surprise fans by training Boruto and confronting the new villain, Code. Now let's compare who comes out on the top in raw power, durability, intelligence, strategy and growth. Combat power and durability: Pirate Hunter vs. Rogue Shinobi Zoro's Egghead achievements confirms his legendary might. He easily overpowered enemies like CP0 agent Kaku and the Hawk Seraphim, cutting through the attacks that were once deadly to him. Zoro even clashed with Saint Ethanbaron Nusjuro, one of the Five Elders and one of the legendary swordsmen. In the fight their blades struck together and both were driven back – a stunning draw that still highlights Zoro's sheer power. Interestingly, Zoro walked away unharmed from all these battles, showing that his endurance has grown since the Wano Country arc. In short, Zoro is delivering swordsmen-level attacks and taking blows from foes who would have once overpowered him. Sasuke's recent showing is different from Zoro but still impressive. In Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, Sasuke confronts Code's forces. The manga reveals Sasuke managed to slice Code's eye with his sword during the battle, showing that he can hurt this new threat. He then ordered Boruto to escape and saved Sarada, showing great situational awareness. However, Sasuke ultimately was transformed into a Divine Tree or essentially taken out of the fight . While the details are horrific for our fans, it simply means Sasuke took serious damage from Code's attack. In raw terms, Sasuke can unleash powerful jutsu and use his legendary Rinnegan, but in this arc he ends up heavily injured (worse than Zoro, who wasn't injured at all). by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Her body cannot endure this level of pain; please help her. Donate For Health Learn More Undo Credits: Crunchyroll Zoro's Edge: He is physically stronger and tougher right now. He fought his several old foes on Egghead and came out with no injuries. Sasuke's Edge: He has versatile ninjutsu and eyes (Rinnegan/Sharingan), shown by wounding Code. But this arc shows his durability lagging, being turned into a Divine Tree shows he was overpowered in that fight. Strategy, intelligence and character growth Beyond muscles, Zoro and Sasuke have different approaches. Zoro is often straightforward – slicing first and thinking later – but he's also grown more aware. For example, during Egghead he calmly blocked a sudden Seraphim attack on an ally, protecting his friends . He also negotiated with scientific allies when needed (as when he demanded answers from Vegapunk). His battles show improved battle IQ: he paused and thought about his opponents' abilities (like noting the Hawk Seraphim had a Devil Fruit power) during fights . Sasuke, on the other hand, is a born strategist. In Two Blue Vortex he trains Boruto to be cautious – even warning him not to fight Code head-on with Uchiha-style moves, knowing Code can adapt if he absorbs power. Sasuke immediately grasps Code's threat level, recognizing Code is stronger than Jigen but weaker than Isshiki (critical Naruto villains) . This foresight lets him sacrifice himself smartly: he cuts the enemy's eye and tells Boruto to run, rather than waste time on a stalemate. In short, Sasuke's tactical mind shines – he reads foes quickly and sacrifices for the greater plan. Both characters have also evolved personally. Zoro's journey from a brash pirate to Egghead shows maturity – he's learned patience (waiting to negotiate) and pushed his limits since Wano. As one recap notes, Zoro 'remained unscathed after his battle at Egghead,' a sign of how far he's come after his Wano hardships . Sasuke's arc has turned him from a lone avenger into a mentor figure. He hesitated to train Boruto at first (due to manipulated memories ), but ultimately embraces the duty. His final act – sacrificing himself to save his student – highlights a selfless side we hadn't seen earlier. Boruto inheriting Sasuke's sword symbolizes passing the torch. Zoro's Growth: He's steadily climbed in strength. Coming out of Wano and Egghead, he's more powerful and disciplined. Sasuke's Growth: He's gone from rogue ninja to team mentor. His willingness to give his life for Boruto and Sarada is a huge evolution from earlier days, even as it leaves fans anxious about his fate. Who's the strongest? Ultimately, Zoro currently has the upper hand in brute strength and stamina. His Egghead feats (vanquishing Kaku, Sentomaru's Hawks, etc. and even matching an Elder) make him look almost unstoppable. Sasuke is unquestionably powerful in other ways, but in the Two Blue Vortex arc he was taken down by the enemy. That said, Sasuke's versatility and intellect mean he can't be counted out. He injured Code when it mattered and has the tactical edge of a veteran shinobi. Credits: Crunchyroll Key Points: Combat: Zoro's sword strikes dealt crushing damage to powerful foes, while Sasuke's jutsu cut Code's eye (a significant wound) before Sasuke fell. Durability: Zoro was not hurt at all by Egghead battles. Sasuke was fatally injured (turned into a Divine Tree) in chapter 5. Strategy: Zoro fights head-on but has learned caution (e.g. blocking surprise attacks). Sasuke is a seasoned tactician, training Boruto and predicting enemy moves. Evolution: Zoro's strength and confidence have steadily grown since Wano. Sasuke has evolved into a protector/teacher – ultimately showing heroic self-sacrifice for Boruto and Sarada. Final Verdict: If raw power and durability decide it, Zoro looks stronger right now – he cruises through Egghead undefeated. But Sasuke's blend of intelligence, eye powers and ninja skills still make him a top contender in any battle. For casual fans and newcomers, the answer might be 'it's complicated.' Both heroes shine in different ways: Zoro as the unstoppable swordsman, Sasuke as the clever shinobi. As the manga arcs continue, fans will surely debate the clash of these titans – but for now, Zoro seems to have the edge in sheer might, while Sasuke remains the master tactician waiting for his next move. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . And don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
One Piece animator slams Toei Animation's sound team, calls their work unprofessional
One Piece animator slams Toei Animation's sound team, calls their work unprofessional An official One Piece animator recently caused a stir online by openly criticising Toei Animation's sound team. In a now-deleted social media post, animator Sota Shigetsugu called the sound design in the latest episode 'unprofessional' and even said that the whole team should be fired. The post went viral and started a big discussion among fans. Many agreed with him, saying the sound effects in the anime have been bad for a long time. This happened after the release of Episode 1127, which featured a much-awaited battle between Luffy and Admiral Kizaru. While the animation was praised, the sound effects became a hot topic for the wrong reasons. Fans and animators both upset with sound quality The fight between Luffy and Kizaru was supposed to be a highlight of the Egghead arc. With top-quality animation and exciting action, fans expected the episode to be perfect. However, the sound design disappointed many viewers. Some fans said the effects were too old, loud, or badly timed. A few even joked that the sound effects haven't changed in 20 years. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Invest $200 in Amazon without buying stocks to earn a second salary Marketsall Sign Up Undo Sota Shigetsugu, who has worked on Jujutsu Kaisen and is directing action scenes in the upcoming Chainsaw Man movie, strongly criticized Toei's sound team. He said they were ruining the hard work of the animators. Fans on social media even shared their own edited versions of the scene with better sound. These versions were well received, proving that viewers want better audio to match the amazing visuals. While the music in One Piece is still loved, many feel the sound effects must be updated soon. Toei Animation has not yet responded to the criticism. Also Read | Ao Ashi Season 2 anime confirmed for 2026 with new studio
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
One Piece Episode 1128 preview brings Saint Saturn into battle
One Piece Episode 1128 preview brings Saint Saturn into battle After Luffy's big fight against Admiral Kizaru in Episode 1127, One Piece is ready to introduce an even bigger danger. The preview for Episode 1128 (The Nightmare Strikes - Godhead of Science & Defense, St. Saturn) shows Saint Saturn finally making a move. Fans who have read the manga have been waiting for this moment for a long time. And now, anime-only viewers are about to see the true terror that is Saint Saturn. His entrance looks even scarier and powerful in the anime. With a magic pentagram appearing and Saint Saturn teleporting onto the battlefield, the Egghead arc is getting more exciting than ever. Saint Saturn's Ominous Arrival Changes Everything #1128 PREVIEW | EGGHEAD | ONE PIECE Saint Saturn first landed on Egghead Island in the manga in late 2023, during Chapter 1094. Since then, manga readers have been waiting to see how the anime would adapt his dramatic entry. The preview for Episode 1128 shows it clearly: a mysterious pentagram forms on the ground, and Saturn arrives through it, bringing a dark and chilling energy with him. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Invest $200 in Amazon without buying stocks to earn a second salary Marketsall Sign Up Undo Before we move to Episode 1128, it's important to talk about how amazing Episode 1127 was. The animation quality was some of the best we have seen since the anime's return from hiatus. With top animators and even the series director working on it, the episode looked stunning. The action between Luffy and Kizaru was fast, flashy, and full of life. Every punch, every movement was animated with so much energy that fans could not stop talking about it online. After the fast and colourful battle between Luffy and Kizaru, Episode 1128 promises a big change in tone. The fight is no longer just about escaping the Marines. With Saturn joining the battlefield, the real danger begins. For anime-only fans, this is just the start. Episode 1129 is expected to show even more of Saint Saturn's terrifying powers. The Egghead arc is now moving into its most serious and intense phase. One Piece is about to deliver some of the most exciting and emotional moments of the story. Also Read | One Piece Episode 1127 preview unleashes Gear 5 Luffy vs. Kizaru
Sky News
27-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Sky News
Christopher Hughes: Eggheads star and former Mastermind and Brain of Britain winner dies
Christopher Hughes, who was one of the stars of the hit TV show Eggheads, has died. Hughes was a member of the regular panel of quiz experts on the programme, which was first broadcast in 2003. He passed away at his home in Crewe at the age of 77, according to reports. Hughes was in the original line-up and joined the show more than 20 years ago after winning Mastermind and International Mastermind in 1983. He was also crowned Brain of Britain in 2005. The Eggheads programme wrote on social media: "It is with immense sadness that we announce the passing of Eggheads great Chris Hughes. "Chris joined the show at the very start in 2003 and over the next 20 years gave us not only brilliant answers but very many laughs and happy memories. "He loved being an Egghead and will be hugely missed by all his Eggheads family." 'An amazing Egghead' Eggheads producer Robert Dean wrote on X: "Very sad to say that our brilliant Egghead Chris has sadly passed away. He was an amazing Egghead who considered everyone on the production team part of his family. "I have such fond memories of him and count myself lucky to have known him. I'll miss him tremendously." The general knowledge challenge programme began on the BBC before moving to Channel 5. In the show, a team made up of members of the public tried to beat the "eggheads". If they were successful, they would take home a cash prize, and if not £1,000 would roll over to the next show.
Yahoo
27-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Immense sadness' as Eggheads announces death of Christopher Hughes
Eggheads star Christopher Hughes has died, the show has announced. Hughes, who was reportedly 77, was in the long-running series' original line-up after being crowned a champion quizzer on Mastermind, International Mastermind and Brain of Britain, and also appearing on The Weakest Link. The show wrote on Instagram: 'It is with immense sadness that we announce the passing of Eggheads great Chris Hughes. It is with immense sadness that we announce the passing of Eggheads great Chris Hughes. Chris joined the show in 2003 and over the next 20 years gave us not only brilliant answers but very many laughs and happy memories. He will be hugely missed by all his Eggheads family. — Eggheads Official (@eggheadsTV) February 27, 2025 'Chris joined the show at the very start in 2003 and over the next 20 years gave us not only brilliant answers but very many laughs and happy memories. 'He loved being an Egghead and will be hugely missed by all his Eggheads family.' The general knowledge challenge programme, which began on the BBC before moving to Channel 5, saw a team made up of members of the public try to beat the 'eggheads'. If they were successful, they would take home a cash prize, and if not £1,000 would roll over to the next week. The series was presented by news presenter Dermot Murnaghan, before Radio 2 DJ and Channel 5 talk show host Jeremy Vine took over the role.
