Lucky Roux’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

Before Luffy, before the straw hat ever changed hands, a single gunshot already reshaped the series: at Fuchsia Village, one of Higuma's men points a pistol at Shanks, and Lucky Roux drops him at point-blank range before Higuma himself even has to step in. The first on-page kill in the entire story, and it isn't credited to the future Emperor — it's credited to his marksman.

Everything after that opening scene runs on the same restraint. A senior officer and the ship's cook for the Red Hair Pirates, he pairs a flintlock pistol with Armament Haki and a signature move of his own, Self-Bowling — curling his whole body into a ball and letting a crewmate shove him into the enemy like a bowling ball down a lane. Even so, he is shown eating in virtually every appearance, Marineford included, chewing through the gravest moment of his life without putting the food down. Decades later at Elbaf, it's still him standing at the front line when Eustass Kid forces his way onto the island looking for Shanks in person.

No bounty has ever been shown for a man who kills before the plot even properly starts. What the record does confirm is a settled order of priorities: an appetite that never falters, a trigger finger that never shakes, and a loyalty that has never needed a number to prove itself.