 This is Sanji. He's a pirate, and his likes include cooking, smoking, and anything female. His dislikes include swords, family gatherings, and the color green. Now, the world government has valued Sanji at 330 million berries. This number is wrong. And today, we're going to discover Sanji's True Bounty. Hello, and welcome to the Grand Line Review, your source for everything one piece. And today, it is time to continue our True Bounty series by rounding out the Monster Trio with Battle Chef Sanji. Probably one of the most shenanigans filled with all of the straw hats containing a near-perfect mixture of action, comedy, and drama. As a result, though, Sanji's role in the series, well, it can get just a little bit modelled, and it's no surprise that the world government aren't fully aware of his achievements, and the direct threat he poses to their very existence. But before we give Sanji the credit, he deserves its time to play a game of 69, a very simple minigame the rules of which are as follows. As we all know, Sanji has two rather curly eyebrows, which my wife actually hates for no adequately explained reason, but Sanji does have them nonetheless. So we are going to reveal Sanji's hidden eyebrow, and it is simply your job to guess whether that eyebrow will be shaped like a six or whether it will be shaped like a nine. And if you are incorrect, then your punishment will be subscribing to the Grand Line Review, which will also grant you regular one-piece content uploaded straight into your YouTube feed. Meanwhile, if you are correct, then Sanji will cook you a delightful meal. But here we go, make your choice now. Will Sanji's hidden eyebrow be a six or a nine? We shall reveal the answer in three, two, one, and it's a nine, which I suppose you could argue as an upside down six, but you'd be a weirdo if you did that. So if you pick six, then you know the thing to do, and please do comment below. If you are a new member of the Grand Fleet, I welcome you. To kick things off though, we should probably start by addressing the fact that Sanji is royalty. In this scenario, the world government would be well aware of that, as they are with everything, and it's arguable that they could issue a bounty on Sanji as a child simply to take him back into custody. It's a tricky thing though, because at this starting point, Sanji's father vinsmoke a judge. Obviously wants nothing to do with him, so I imagine that after consulting with the world government, they would just leave Sanji be for now. So we're going to skip to Sanji's introduction in the series being Baratie. Now, very notably, Sanji is not a pirate at the start of the series. He is a working-class chef boy, but by the end of the arc, he will have joined Luffy as a pirate, so we do need to consider his actions. The first transgression of which would probably be Sanji's defeat of full body, who back then was lieutenant full body, and he was like an out of this world prick. However, he is still a marine, and whether Sanji is a pirate or not, this is cause for alarm and well worth a bounty, even if it is a small bounty. As for exactly what number to place, it is difficult, because full body really isn't worth all that much as a human being in general. However, we can look to other actions to generate this number. And quite specifically, I'm referring to Sanji versus Geen, which occurred when Don Krieg won up full body on the dickery spectrum by attacking Baratier after being fed a delicious, delicious dinner. But Geen is a very useful man, because he actually had an established bounty on his head, which was 12 million berries, so using him as a metric is a pretty solid idea. However, Sanji did, of course, lose to Geen in combat, which is one of the super rare moments in One Piece where a straw hat actually loses a major battle. And yes, fair enough, Sanji had the disadvantage of facing Geen right after Pearl, but Geen is still the superior party here. Also, here's the thing about Geen actually, that 12 million on his head is not necessarily representative purely of his combat prowess, because Geen was also Don Krieg's armada commander, so he was also wildly threatening because he effectively commanded an entire fleet of pirates. And Sanji at this point simply does not equal Geen's threat in any aspect. So I'm thinking that we start Sanji off at one level below Geen's worth, sitting our chef at 10 million berries, which is not at all a bad start to the series. And it's surprisingly representative of his East Blue skills as well, because skipping to the Aolong arc, our next major Sanji-related event would be his fight against Kurubi. And Kurubi also had a bounty, which is very helpful, although it was only 9 million berries. So Sanji's worth from Barathe already trumps the threat represented by this fisherman. Although what I will say is that Sanji's utter dominance of a 9 million berry man might be caused to raise things just a little bit, especially since Kurubi is a fisherman and naturally insanely powerful compared to humans. But given how easily Sanji manhandled him, I don't see why we wouldn't increase the bounty gap and send Sanji to equal Geen at 12 million. Not a stratospheric increase, but a representative one. Which interestingly enough, at this stage Sanji's true bounty is actually higher than that of Zoro's true bounty. Because at this point in his video, he was sitting at 10 million berries after defeating Harchan, so I'm sure that Sanji is quite pleased with this scenario. But here is where Sanji, well, he takes a little break from the series because after we enter the ground line, Sanji sort of slides into the background for quite a while, having very little of prominence to do until the alabaster arc itself. Unlike Luffy and Zoro, who continue to cause wave after wave of destruction wherever they sit foot. The only things I can really think of that might be caused for a maybe bounty increase would be the defeat of the Unluckies on Little Garden, aka Ms. Friday and Mr. 13. And yeah, you know, they were an otter and a vulture, but they were still trained assassins. And also Sanji beat a banana-wani on alabaster, so yeah. When you stop and think about it, Sanji's CV at this point mainly consists of animal abuse, and while we should probably stop and call the RSPCA, this is still not quite caused to raise Sanji's bounty. This does change though, because later in alabaster, Sanji has his infamous battle against Bentham, aka Bon Clay, aka Mr. 2. He has a lot of names, many of them fake. But Bon Clay is another handy marker though, because we did learn that he had a bounty of 32 million berries, quite impressive really. Although it's hard to know how much of that was due to his association with Crocodile and Baroque Works. We actually learned of his bounty in the Operation Meet Baroque Works cover story, so it could very well be because of what he did on alabaster, as well as his newfound association with the Straw Hats. But that's what we need to use, and so Sanji is going to go higher, overcoming Bon Clay's number to hit 50 million berries. Which does also take into account infamy gained from just being a straw hat given that his captain had just defeated a wall out of the sea, which is relevant because I mentioned this a lot in the Zoro video, but these association fees are quite important because they do add up, and they are established canon as well, they just didn't happen early on in the series because most of the straw hats flew completely under the radar with their actions. I mean think about it, Sanji didn't even have his picture taken until after the time skip, so that shows you exactly how aware they were of Sanji and what he was accomplishing, and that answer is not very. And just as a quick check-in after alabaster, Luffy's true bounty was 100 million the same as in the series, meanwhile Zoro's was 80 million, and Sanji sits at 50 million, so that does seem about right to me for this point in the story. They're going to fly past Jaya though as we often do in these videos and head straight up into the sky, because Skypea is one of the great unknown events of the series to the world government, and Sanji is worthy of note to some degree. I mean he did technically beat Saturi and he survived a hell of a lot of damage with Anil, the problem is both of those things are very difficult to quantify, especially Saturi because Sanji wasn't alone for that fight, but I do think these events increase his threat level, especially after being part of a crew who brought down an almost literal god, so we shall reward him with a 10 million berry skypea fee, thus bringing him up to 60 million berries. Heading back down to the blue sea, Long Ring Long Land is an arc that usually gets skipped, and this will be no exception. All you can really say is that Sanji defeated a bunch of shmucks with no bounties, so yeah we're just gonna move on. Water Seven is also a bit of a non-event for Sanji, although things become interesting once we enter the sea train, which is basically a Sanji mini arc featuring him slapping fools left and right and up and down. As for named people though, he defeats Jerry from CP6 as well as Wanzi from CP7 and both of those entire Cypherpole cells actually, and this is getting a bit dangerous now because as much as both of them were kind of joke characters, this is Sanji absolutely dismantling an entire section of world government secret intelligence. And it's very threatening to know that this one man can just casually destroy two whole cells of Cypherpole agents, and I actually think that's worthy of sending Sanji to 80 million, which is right around the Kananika robin number, although her bounty was based on knowledge, whereas Sanji's is based on damage. That's not even the main event though, because on any slobby Sanji would, well, he lost to Calphor, that's the thing he did, but afterwards he would come back and form to take on and defeat Jabra, a fairly revered member of CP9 and they generally accepted Superhuman by all standards. Now in the series, this is where Sanji's first Kanan bounty arrives, and that number is 77 million berries. Very awkwardly, we've already surpassed that. So for Sanji to be considered more of a threat, which he is at this point, we need to raise that roof, and it's not quite as simple as just accounting for Jabra though, because any slobby was an event incident. Sanji was involved in the destruction of the island, and an associate of the newfound globally infamous Monkey D. Luffy, and a minor increase of 20, 30, even 50 million berries just is not going to cover that, and I really do think that the only reasonable action to take in order to convey the danger that is Sanji is to just flat out double his bounty to 160 million berries, which there is precedent for, because in the series, the world government just doubled Zora's bounty after any slobby, and Sanji has found himself in a very similar situation. But next up, we have Thriller Bark, very similar to Skapea in that the world knows nothing about what happened here due to a sneaky sneaky world government cover-up. But because we've now toppled another warlord, Sanji will acquire another helpers fee because he was integral to the process, defeating Absalom, taking on Oz, and all of the other fun stuff. So that is going to be a flat fee of 50 million berries, taking Sanji's total to 210 million. And just to reiterate in this video, because I don't think I've actually said it here yet, the 50 million number is derived from the helpers fee given to the participants of the Dress Rose Rock. Basically, everyone associated with Luffy got a lazy 50 million, and I think that's a reasonable thing to do here as well. After this point, though, we can just jump to the time skip, because Sanji, as with every other straw hat, would be separated during subbity, and have no opportunity to gain you in for me for quite some time. With that said, Sanji spends his two years with a very notable person being Emporio Evenkov, we still don't know, but it was at least over 100 million, not that that actually matters, because the real issue here is that Evenkov is a high-ranking member of the Revolutionary Army, and Sanji associated with an organization designed purely to obliterate the world government is indeed further cause for concern. In addition to this, his two years of training have significantly boosted his everything to the point where he can now comfortably one shot a pacifista, whereas in the past he would have just hurt his leg, like hurt it real bad. And to represent both of those aspects, I see the world government promptly crapping their pantaloons, hitting the panic switch, and doubling Sanji's worth to 420 million berries, which is a simply perfect number for a smoker. Next up, though, we are off to Fishman Island, another very overlooked location, and the site of quite a grand event where the straw hats defeated a crew of over 100,000 pirates, and made friends with an ancient weapon. Pretty damn threatening, and for Sanji, I value both those concepts at 50 million berries a piece, and so I will add those to Sanji who will find himself at a 520 million berry bounty upon entering the new world. Then we have Punk Hazard, which is kind of a non-event, because Sanji only has this brief skirmish against Virgo, and on Dress Roses, Sanji vanishes halfway through. However, he still is an associate full of the straw hat, so he earns the association fee, as did everyone, which is our previously established 50 million berries, so Sanji, my man, you are now worth 570 million delicious berry things. Which, after skipping Zoo, gets us to Whole Cake Island. In the series, Sanji's canon bounty was raised from 177 million to 330 million here, which is a bit of an arbitrary number, and mostly designed for him to one-up Zoro, but of course we can't ignore Sanji's part in wrecking Big Mum's Cake House. He doesn't have a fight, per se, but he does show some comfortable handling of, say, Charlotte Oven, who, for example, has a bounty of 300 million berries. And on top of that, the cat is also out of the bag now, it's out of its cat bag, and the public are now allowed to know that Sanji is a Vinsmoke, which is important, because that will increase his threat as a technical member of the German Kingdom, who have now well and truly betrayed the world government. And combined with thoroughly, thoroughly pissing off an Emperor, then feeding her, but mostly pissing her off, that is cause for at least a 200 million increase, leaving Sanji's final number for now at 770 million berries. And I think that's pretty alright, it puts him very much in the right sphere approaching the value of Kaido's Calamities, but it also puts Sanji very comfortably within the price range of Big Mum's Sweet Commander, so I think it does work out quite well, although Wano is almost certainly going to change things once more, so well, I'll just have to wait and see. But for now, what do you guys think? 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