Gotti’s Bounty at 90 million Berries

On the day of the tea party, a living door catches the Fire Tank Pirates plotting with Caesar Clown. Gotti draws and carves its face off in one stroke, cleanly, without damaging the door, and with one arm. A door that cannot speak will not warn Big Mom. That is precisely the job his crew pays him for.

The crew's assassin, he lost his right forearm sometime after joining and had a three-barrelled machine gun fitted in its place, fired by yanking a chain. A mafia cyborg, not a laboratory one. The engraved metal plate on his left shoulder is more than a name tag: it doubles as a shield, and he puts it between himself and the projectiles Katakuri throws at the fleeing alliance. That same day he levels one of the three KX Launchers at an Emperor.

The 90,000,000 predate all of it. The Fire Tank Pirates were a West Blue mafia first, then crossed Paradise picking off pirate captains, and Bege himself was only listed at 138,000,000 when the crew reached Sabaody; his men sit just under their captain. That the story never narrates another Gotti fight proves nothing about what he has done — the series follows the Straw Hats, not him.

What it does show comes later, at Dressrosa. He takes a Marine assault alone, gets back up, and storms a battleship to free the woman he takes for Chiffon, his captain's wife. It was Lola, her identical twin. She proposes marriage on the spot — her 4,453rd proposal — and he becomes the first man ever to say yes, and Bege's brother-in-law with it.