Three Sword Style/Video Game Only

Video Game Only
In the several One Piece video games, Zoro was given several techniques and moves, the known named techniques that are exclusive to the video games are as follows


 * Ittoryu: Shishitou (獅子刀（ししとう)): A standard Zoro diagonal cut, mainly serves to make a combo to another attacks. Shishitou is also a name of a Japanese species sweet green pepper. Presened in Grand Battle!, Grand Battle! 2, One Piece Grand Battle 3, and One Piece: Grand Battle! Rush! (Grand Battle series).
 * Nitoryu: Takitate (滝断（たきたて)): Zoro crosses two swords and make a cut onward, usually follows Shishitou. Takitate can mean cooked rice in Japanese. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.
 * Nitoryu: Hachimaki (蜂巻（はちまき）): Zoro thrusts to the air with his two swords. Hachimaki can also mean headband. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.
 * Ittoryu: Nezumizan (鼠斬（ねずみざん）): Zoro launches a ground projectile onward. Nezumi-zan is also a term that means exponential progression. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.
 * Nittoryu: Kama Kiri (鎌斬り（かまきり）): While airborne, Zoro thrusts down diagonally, Kamakiri is the Japanese name for praying mantis. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.
 * Ittoryu: Kumanbachi (熊罰（くまんばち）): While airborne, Zoro descends down with his sword positioned to stab. Much like Cabaji's Ichirin-Zashi. Kumanbachi is also the name for the Japanese species of hornet. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.
 * Nittoryu: Nihonshu (二本狩（にほんしゅ）): Zoro dashes forward then performs a cross cut with 2 swords. Nihonshu is also another name for Japanese sake. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2
 * Nittoryu: Togyu (刀牛（とうぎゅう）): Zoro grabs his opponent by pinching with his 2 swords then throws the opponent behind. Togyu also means bullfight. Presented in Grand Battle and Grand Battle 2.

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