Killer’s Bounty at 162 million Berries

This crew has two heads, and this number is the second one. On Kutsukku Island in the South Blue, four gangs held the island's four towns: Killer's, Eustass Kid's, Heat's, and Wire's. When Victoria, the girl both boys had fallen for as children, was murdered by a rival gang, Kid welded the four groups into one, wiped out the rivals, and took to sea on a ship named the Victoria Punk after her, with himself as captain and Killer as his right hand.

Of those four gang bosses, only two have a known bounty: the story shows none for Heat or for Wire. Killer made his name at the same time as his captain and along the same route of wreckage and of civilian dead caused over trivial provocations. So this figure in all likelihood buys his share of a joint body count rather than any feat that belongs to him alone.

He is often described as the level head aboard, and from the inside that holds. He reminds Kid where they are going, advises courtesy before a meeting of captains, and has talked more than one insult back down. It does not make him a moderate. According to Kid, he used to beat up anyone who mocked his laugh, then stopped laughing altogether and hid his face under a helmet, and he is still willing to kill over it. At the Sabaody Archipelago he is shown trading blows with Urouge, a man twice his size, with apparent ease and for reasons the story never gives, until X Drake steps between them and tells them to save it for the New World.

The timeskip would raise the figure to 200 million, still under the name Killer. It is afterwards, in Wano, that he loses his name to Kamazo, his place at Kid's shoulder, and even the option of not laughing.