Koala’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

No other wanted poster in the registry carries Koala's job title: Master Assistant Instructor of Fish-Man Karate, a discipline she learned from Hack after the Revolutionary Army took her in as a child. That teaching rank sits alongside fieldwork — she accompanied Sabo and Hack to Dressrosa to investigate an arms-trafficking network spanning the New World, a mission no official bulletin has ever acknowledged.

A bounty exists for her; the World Government tracks her the way it tracks any wanted revolutionary. What has never reached the reader is the number itself. Sabo, her direct superior within the organization, carries a listed 602,000,000 berries; Koala, with comparable seniority and a hands-on role training the Army's fighters, carries none. The gap almost certainly says nothing about her real value to the organization — only about what Oda has chosen to put a figure on.

The heaviest item in her file, oddly enough, is a phone call. Shortly before the kingdom of Lulusia was wiped off the map, Koala took a call from Sabo at Kamabakka Queendom — one the Marines managed to intercept. Exactly how that interception connects to what followed has never been spelled out on the page, but the timing alone is damning: for the length of a single call, Koala sits at the center of one of the New World's worst political collapses.

An instructor with no listed price, training the officer corps of an underground army, whose one confirmed recent act outweighs any battle report the registry could show for her — that is what the blank entry does not say out loud.