It'd be cool if there are bounty hunters that don't really care as much for the money (because they have defeated many great pirates already), but capture bounties as a sport. Like a bunch of bounty hunters competing to see who can claim the biggest bounties. I expect maybe two or three strong groups of bounty hunters in the New World, with the leaders of them being Shichibukai level.
I've always been disappointed with the lack of strong bounty hunters... hopefully the New World will hold more, considering the fact that all the big name pirates reside there.
Also going back to the first post... there are still four emperors. Well that's what the bartender says to Nami at Saboady.
Yon means 4. They wouldn't be called yonkou if they where 3.
If you have room to bring in revolutionaries in a world full of people with crazy bounties, why not bring in a more direct reason for the bounties to be in the story. Bounty hunters.
I think all strong bounty hunters eventually get a bounty on themselves.
I remember in Logue Town, Tashigi criticized Zoro (before she even knew how he looked like) for being an "evil that uses swordsmanship to hunt bounties for money." I think this means that bounty hunters are actually questionable in legality, and the Marines do not condone its practice. So for the Marines, either strong bounty hunters become Marines themselves, or they become criminals.
Morality is seen as a vague indefinite ideology by many, especially pirates like Doflamingo, but the WG insists on Absolute Justice, not tolerating neutrality or ambiguity. They go so far as to cover up massive fallacies in their enforcement, such as the escape of Level 6 ID prisoners, just to keep people delusional about Justice as an idea. Sorry for being roundabout, but this absolutism is the reason I think the world doesn't have super bounty hunters.
The Shichibukai can be seen as an exception, but I can imagine the WG claiming them to be "faithful allies of the WG."
Remember, Bounties means nothing in the New world.
Thats not neccesarily true. If the BH has a large group of people to take care of like a family or even village they would have to catch multiple bounty heads. Also, maybe they just enjoy the fight the way Luffy loves to fight, and they want to fight nothing but strong people and be rewarded for it without having to take any orders. Then you'd have a bounty hunter I could get behind.
Randy "Macho Man" Savage voice.
"Your going no where! I got your for the rest of your life!"
remembers..it's a manga on pirates...not on bounty hunters...
The bounty are just to show ppl the dangerousness of someone...
For example: In real world there are a lot of criminal that got a bounty. But i suppose that bounty hunters catch just the less dangerous...the most one are captured by police, military and so on....a normal person don't think to capture a big bounty criminal....
"sempre pił a bocca aperta....che mente ha Oda..."
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All I'm saying is that it makes sense that we havn't seen strong Bounty Hunters yet because they're rare. There are quite a few things that have to play into each other for someone to become a bounty hunter.
As you said he doesn't like to receive orders--> no marine
at the same time he has to respect the law to great extend-->No pirate/outlaw etc
He has to like fighting to the extend that he'd put his life on the line-->fighting strong opponents
adding to that he can hardly have a real goal in live because bounty hunting is usally just a way to make living instead of moving towards a certain goal.
There are, of course, circumstances where it would make sense to be a strong bounty hunter, but it isn't exactly something you'd see very often.
Maybe they have a goal along the lines of catch 100 over 100 million Beri bounty heads, that would be a difficult goal unless your seriously strong. Or maybe they want to be the strongest person in the world, but don't want to become a criminal, pirate, or marine. So they take on the strongest bounty heads they can find in hopes of becoming stronger during the battles.
Seeing a strong Bounty Hunter makes as much sense as seeing a strong pirate or marine. If there's money to be made, then there's people willing to make it.
To whoever said kidnappers and slavers were bounty hunter, how very wrong you are. Kidnappers take random people, including citizens and fish folk to sell to slavers and the like. Slavers are basically the same as kidnappers. I don't recall bounty hunters like Zoro doing any of these kinds of crap.
Randy "Macho Man" Savage voice.
"Your going no where! I got your for the rest of your life!"
That's different because the Shichibukai is used by the WG as a set group, which you proved yourself by saying the Gorosei wanted to fill the empty slots. There's no point in changing the name of the group if they want to fill the gaps to make 7 again.
With the Yonkou it's different because there's no set number. If there are 3 pirates who have the most control then they'd be called the Sankou. But the bartender said Yonkou because there are four.
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