Coribou’s Bounty at 190,000,000 Berries

A shovel, an order, and no one left to confirm whether that order was ever carried through: that is roughly everything the registry keeps on Coribou beyond his brother's name.

Co-captain of the Caribou Pirates alongside Caribou himself, he has never eaten a Devil Fruit — unlike his brother, whose mud body (Numa Numa no Mi) carries the crew's entire reputation. Coribou fights bare-handed, or with whatever is at hand, and what happens to be at hand at Sabaody is a shovel, the moment Caribou orders him to bury alive a Marine caught spying on their recruitment drive for Demalo Black's Fake Straw Hat Crew. He starts digging. Fake Luffy cuts the scene short before it goes any further — not out of mercy, but calculation: a fresh corpse would have drawn attention at the worst possible moment.

The scheme collapses a few chapters later. Sentomaru's unit rounds up most of the recruits, and the Caribou brothers themselves turn on several of their own accomplices to erase inconvenient witnesses. Coribou vanishes from that chaos without any arrest ever shown under his name — the registry keeps his bounty active, with no follow-up ever reported since.

190,000,000 berries for a man who destroyed nothing, stole nothing, conquered nothing — only started digging a hole he never got the chance to close. The figure measures an interrupted intention here, not a completed act, which makes it a quiet anomaly in a registry built almost everywhere else on acts carried through to their end.