Fisher Tiger’s Bounty at 230,000,000 Berries

Fisher Tiger gave his crew the one rule no other pirate ship in this registry imposes on itself: never harm a human, whatever it costs. He had already paid for it in advance. Once enslaved himself at Mary Geoise, he had used that captivity to climb back into the Holy Land and free, single-handed, the slaves held there — humans and fish-men alike — before founding the Sun Pirates on that single principle of non-violence.

It killed him. While returning a girl he had just freed — Koala — to her home on Foolshout Island, Tiger let the villagers, terrified of being accused of sheltering World Noble property, report him to Rear Admiral Strawberry. Gunned down by an entire squad, bleeding out on deck, he refused the pack of human blood Aladine offered him for a transfusion: he would not survive with, in his veins, the blood of a species whose hatred he had just measured firsthand. He dies on that refusal, not on a lost fight.

His 230,000,000 berry bounty is one of the oldest entries in this registry still consulted today, set for a raid on the Holy Land itself — something no other name in this dataset has ever repeated. The principle he paid for with his life, Arlong discarded the moment the body went cold; Koala, instead, carried it all the way into the Revolutionary Army.