Yes, subordinates can't have bounties closer to their captain regardless of how strong they are. If you're a strong subordinate, your captain gets an increase in his bounty for having someone that strong under him too. 2B is too high for an underling. I doubt even Rayleigh's bounty is that high.
I agree with the reasoning, but I extrapolate Rayleigh's case because it's different. He's not simply an underling, he's an equal to Roger. His name is in the books, is treated as a legend alongside Newgate and has the narrative role of mentor to the protagonist. I easily put Rayleigh above 3 billion and I think it will be close to Zoro's final bounty
I agree with the reasoning, but I extrapolate Rayleigh's case because it's different. He's not simply an underling, he's an equal to Roger. His name is in the books, is treated as a legend alongside Newgate and has the narrative role of mentor to the protagonist. I easily put Rayleigh above 3 billion and I think it will be close to Zoro's final bounty
I think Rayleigh's case is different, I see him and Roger as partners like I see Zoro and Luffy. I can't imagine Benn Beckman disagreeing with Shanks the way I see Zoro and Rayleigh.
And the crew of the Shanks are known for their high rewards (chapter 957), I imagine they're all worth a lot, but not Benn on Rayleigh's level.
Luffy - 5 Billion
Law - 2.3 Billion
Kid - 2.3 Billion
Zoro - 1.49 Billion (if done for arc)
Sanji - 1.42 Billion (if done for arc)
Usopp - 700 Million
Jinbe - 650 Million
Yamato - 611 Million
Robin - 590 Million
Franky - 580 Million
Killer - 500 Million (if done for arc)
Nami - 316 Million
Chopper - 200 Million
Hopefully Zoro Sanji Killer and Bepo have more to do tho
Exactly, notice that King has 30% Kaido, Marco has 27% Newgate, Katakuri has 24% Big Mom. If Rayleigh has 40-60% Roger like Zoro has Luffy, he will be worth 2,225,920,000 - 3,338,880,000
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