Bounty of Kamakirigirl – credible but non-canon

WANTED Poster

WANTED poster of Kamakirigirl - unconfirmed existence

Kamakirigirl’s WANTED poster, whose existence is plausible but not officially confirmed.

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OPW Document

MARINE
World Government via the MarinesBounty Department within Marine Headquarters
WANTED ARCHIVE FILE
Beasts Pirates emblem
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◆Unknown
RaceHuman
Known As (Alias / Epithet)
Kamakirigirl
Organization
Beasts Pirates
Role
Member
    Global Ranking
    Not ranked
    Existence unconfirmed

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    CONFIDENTIAL

    Before Kaido, Kamakirigirl went to sea to become Pirate King. Her official card says so, and it supplies the ending too: she ran into Kaido, judged him beyond her, and fell in under him out of awe at his strength. Of that career the work shows nothing, no crew, no span of years, no figure of any kind.

    What she became fits in one word: Gifter, the bottom rung of the Beasts Pirates. Her fruit is a praying-mantis SMILE off Queen's production line, which replaced her hands with a pair of blades. That is a rarity among characters who carry bounties, since almost every Devil Fruit they hold was found at sea rather than manufactured in batches.

    Her scene comes early in the raid. She blocks Roronoa Zoro's path alongside two other Gifters and tries to talk him into submitting to Kaido, telling him that plenty of men aboard had wanted to be Pirate King themselves. She is arguing her own history, not the crew's. Later the same night one of Tama's dango turns her against her own side, and she is last seen caught by the fire in the castle basement as it collapses.

    On the bounty the work says neither yes nor no, and there is not much to draw from that. The Marines price what they see, and mere membership of a crew is enough to produce a poster: far more obscure pirates than her carry one. A woman who set out alone after the title of Pirate King before washing up under an Emperor had every opportunity to collect one along the way. The story simply never stopped on her case.