Onigiri is one of Roronoa Zoro's earliest and most recognizable techniques in One Piece, Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime series that began in 1997 and 1999. Using his Three Sword Style, Zoro crosses his blades and charges with a demonic aura often visualized around him. The attack name is a pun on oni and onigiri rice balls. Clips of Zoro calling the move spread widely in anime edits, AMVs and soundboards, where the short shout became a reusable cue for a decisive sword strike.
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Zoro shouting his Onigiri attack from One Piece, a fast sword slash voice line used for anime fights, edits and meme finishers.
This is Roronoa Zoro's sharp attack call for Onigiri, his signature three-sword slash from One Piece. The clip is a short, forceful male anime shout delivered with intense speed and impact, lasting just over two seconds. It hits like a verbal strike, instantly signalling a powerful finishing move. The delivery is aggressive and dramatic rather than comedic, which makes it land as a hype moment in edits and gives any cut that sudden anime battle energy.
