Bepo’s Bounty at 500 Berries

The number is a joke, and it is meant to be. In Wano, the poster Orochi's men put up spells the Heart Pirates' navigator's name with the characters for polar bear. The Navy, for its part, settled for a three-digit price, and it is the same look: the animal seen before the man.

The reason is the same one behind Tony Tony Chopper's. Bepo was taken for a pet. The convenient excuse — an island nobody had located, a crew that spends its working life underwater — collapses on contact with two other minks: Pekoms and Pedro were assessed at 330,000,000 and 382,000,000 without anyone pausing over their species.

And he is the one holding the Polar Tang's course. He took up navigation for a specific reason, to find his way back to Zou, and he steers a crew whose normal working state is submerged. He also drew the map of Dressrosa and Green Bit that Trafalgar Law handed the Straw Hats, left a paw print on it, and heard Nami rate the work well short of her own.

Then there is Sabaody. When Silvers Rayleigh emptied the Human Auctioning House with a burst of Conqueror's Haki, the whole room went down and the bear stayed standing. He had joined Law before almost anyone else did, alongside Penguin and Shachi, back when Law was nobody's name yet. This figure records nothing about Bepo. It records what the Navy thought it was looking at.