Lindbergh’s Bounty at 316 million Berries

Lindbergh is a cat mink, 149 centimeters tall — half of Belo Betty — and he travels by jetpack. He is also one of the sharpest technical minds in the Revolutionary Army: he built a laser weapon, a technology the story otherwise only puts in the hands of Vegapunk, Queen, and Franky, and he is the one who repaired Bartholomew Kuma's cybernetic body.

His inventions share a habit. They take something off a target rather than killing it. The Cool Shooter freezes a small section of a body — at Lulusia he aimed only at the Peachbeard Pirates' hands, freezing them to their own guns, and left the citizens of the kingdom to put the crew down themselves. The Laser Shooter cuts chains: on the fourth day of the Levely, while Karasu and Morley tied up Fujitora and Ryokugyu, the South Army commander had exactly one job inside Mary Geoise, freeing slaves, and he did it by cutting their irons open with light.

The rest of his kit rides in a weapons pack and gets tested in the field: at Lulusia he complained that Morley had attacked first, because he had new gear he wanted to try. Like every mink he has Electro and the Sulong transformation under a full moon, though the work has never said whether he can control it.

So the 316,000,000 is not pricing a duelist. Read it as a price on a workshop — a man who can disarm a crew without leaving a casualty, open Celestial Dragon shackles in the middle of the Holy Land, and rebuild a weapon the World Government believed it owned.