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Sanjuan Wolf’s Bounty at an unknown amount of Berries

WANTED Poster

WANTED poster of Sanjuan Wolf - unknown amount of Berries

Sanjuan Wolf’s WANTED poster with an unknown reward of berries.

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OPW Document

MARINE
World Government via the MarinesBounty Department within Marine Headquarters
WANTED ARCHIVE FILE
#OPW-8919
Active
Known As (Alias / Epithet)
Colossal Battleship
Organization
Blackbeard Pirates
Role
Commander
  • Only bounty of Wolf
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CONFIDENTIAL

San Juan Wolf is, of the entire Blackbeard crew, the one nobody has ever actually seen fight. A giant recruited after the raid that emptied Impel Down's Level 6, alongside Pizarro and Vasco Shot, he carries the title Colossal Battleship. His Devil Fruit, the Deka Deka no Mi, multiplies his size to at least 180 meters by the story's own estimate, well past that of an ordinary giant, to the point of being measured, silhouette against silhouette, against the Marine's own headquarters building at Marineford. Giants form their own recognized human race in the story, most famously hailing from Elbaf, and San Juan Wolf ranks among the largest ever shown. The exact figure has itself never been published.

What stands out about his case isn't what the story shows, but what it doesn't. Unlike Van Augur at Impel Down, Doc Q since Jaya, or Vasco Shot against Garp, no dated combat scene has been attributed to him so far; only his silhouette, routinely cited for scale comparisons against other giants in the story like Oars, confirms his place in the crew at all.

His bounty follows the same pattern: an amount never shown to the reader, same as three of his Level 6 companions. A Titanic Captain in the most literal sense of the title, whose entire file boils down to a scale and a silence, no named opponent, no date, only a size the story would rather display than narrate.

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