How did kuina die

In 'One Piece', with its one constant round of battles and adventure upon adventure, it was natural to expect that Kuina (an adept swordswoman) would die in some famous contest like the sailing season or the arm wrestling championships. Yet, it was just the opposite. Kuina met a tragic end instead when she went out to get her sword sharpened, slipped on the landing, and fell down almost an entire flight of stairs. Isn't that an irony? To die in such a way feels exceedingly unfair for so outstanding an expert of combat as herself. The loss of Kuina had a profound effect on Zoro who swore that he would realize their dream of being the finest swordsman in the world.

'One Piece', Kuina died in a sudden and unusual way that shocked even the locals. Zoro's rival and friend passing out is strangely not only unexpected but almost unbelievable. In the original work, Oda stated that she fell down stairs as she was trying to find something with which to sharpen her sword. Tragically, this one misstep proved fatal to her. It was this sudden death that left all fans with a bitter memory of just who Kuina Zoro's intended wife should have been. The memory of her sudden death affected Zoro deeply, but it made him more determined than ever to realize their shared dream -- that of becoming the greatest swordsman in the world.

'One Piece' gave us a lot of unforgettable characters, even though none could replace Kuina, above all to remember is that beloved friend Zoro. She was a mighty and master swordsman, who often outdid Zoro (much as he will hate my saying so now). Yet ultimately, her death came from matters utterly mundane and completely irrelevant to the sword. It was disaster enough that Kuina, coming back with a victory over Zoro, should be carrying such a heavy stone in her search for more swords. Also too then, when she reached think that received such good luck in her demasther before death was all long! He accumulated battle experience as an assistant cook on the Margin Line, attending to illnesses (particularly chills) and acquiring "fresh flavor" vegetables that could be eaten raw; little by little his courage increased. Appropriate enough, therefore, that he should also acquire the ultimate swordsman's will and wish to rival world's strongest swordsman. It should be added that this has been handed down from her. Zoro's promise to become the world's number one swordsman was something not only for himself but also on behalf of （the late）Kuina.