Rocks D Xebec’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

Fifty-six years ago, at the Levely, the gathering of kings in Mary Geoise, Rocks D. Xebec killed an admiral, took five kings hostage and forced his way into the Room of Flowers, in front of Imu. That is what put a price on his head. His wanted poster has been shown: the face with its tongue out, the words dead or alive, his name; the amount stays outside the panel, and Oda has never given it.

What followed justified the World Government's fear. Rocks meant to become King of the World. His first two years as captain left 76 ships sunk, 14 ports, 5 towns and a kingdom in ruins; he plundered a Celestial Tribute ship and destroyed one of the Gates of Justice. The period came to be called the Rocks era. The Government even offered King Harald Elbaph's admission as a member state if he killed him. His crew brought together Edward Newgate, Charlotte Linlin, Kaido and Shiki, and Sengoku would later describe him as Roger's first enemy, perhaps his greatest.

God Valley, 38 years ago. Rocks had sent his wife Eris and their two-year-old son there, Marshall D. Teach, the future Blackbeard: he tells Harald so himself, and Teach would later name his ship the Saber of Xebec. Imu, who calls him Davy Jones, turns him into a demon and orders him to kill his wife and son. Under that control he knocks out Kaido and Linlin and holds his own against Newgate, all while begging Roger and Garp, through the Voice of All Things, to put him down. It takes their combined Conqueror's Haki to bring him back to himself, and Saint Garling finishes him with a sword. The official story credits Garp alone, who earns his title of Hero of the Marines from it.