One Piece: Zoro's 1.111 Billion Berries Bounty, Explained

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Roronoa Zoro is the swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates and one of the most important characters in One Piece. Being the first person to join Luffy's crew, Zoro's importance in the series is paramount. He dreams of becoming the world's strongest swordsman by surpassing and defeating Dracule Mihawk, the man who currently holds the title. Zoro also aims to make Luffy the Pirate King, even more so than he wants to become the strongest swordsman. As a loyal right hand and an incredibly powerful swordsman, Zoro is one of Luffy's best subordinates.

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Just as the Straw Hat Pirates have been making a great name for themselves, Zoro has been going from strength to strength as well. With the crew now being officially recognized as an Emperor crew, Zoro's status in the One Piece world has also risen to the next level. After the events of the Wano country arc, Zoro was given a bounty of 1.111 billion berries, which is second only to Luffy's 3 billion berry bounty.

Zoro is the second-strongest member of Luffy's crew and, as such, always gets high bounties. When Luffy received a 100 million bounty following the defeat of Crocodile, Zoro was given a 60 million berry reward for taking down Daz Bones, a famous assassin from the West Blue. Together, the two were the first people on the crew to receive bounties. During the Enies Lobby arc, Zoro fought against Kaku, the second-strongest member of the CP9. After taking him down in battle, thanks to his newly awakened power of Ashura, Zoro was given a 120 million berry bounty – double his previous reward. This made him one of the 11 Supernovas who arrived on Sabaody Archipelago with a bounty of 100 million or greater.

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