Gotti’s Bounty at 90,000,000 Berries

A metal plate engraved with Gotti's name, bolted to his left shoulder as a plain mark of identification, ends up blocking a shot from Charlotte Katakuri on the day it matters most.

An assassin of the Fire Tank Pirates, nicknamed Hit Man, he lost his right arm in Capone Bege's service — whom he calls Father without any apparent irony — and replaced it with a mechanical machine gun grafted onto the stump. During the retreat from Whole Cake Island, right after the alliance with the Straw Hats fails to kill Big Mom, a barrage of mochi dango fired by Katakuri bears down on the fleeing crew: it is that engraved plate, of all things, that absorbs the impact meant for him, an ID tag turned emergency shield that nothing had planned for.

The registry records no other named fight for him — his loyalty to Bege fills the space other entries reserve for individual feats. He later ends up married to Charlotte Lola, one of the daughters of the very woman his own crew had just tried to kill — one more irony, though it belongs first to Lola's own story, not his.

90,000,000 berries for a man with no named victory to his credit: the figure here prices close-quarters usefulness — a mechanical arm, an accidental shield, unwavering devotion — rather than a record of wins. The file stays silent on anything that happened to him after Whole Cake Island.