His exploits earned him a great reputation and the title 'Pirate Hunter', and he worked with fellow bounty hunters Johnny and Yosaku for a time. ДЄfter getting lost while traveling the East Blue, Roronoa Zoro turned to bounty hunting in order to make a living. Daz Bonez, one of the West Blue's most infamous bounty hunters, joined Baroque Works and became the high-ranking Mr. The bounty hunters worked to capture pirates and criminals to aid Baroque Works' operations, but Crocodile really intended for the organization to take over the kingdom of Arabasta. Putting on an act of hunting pirates himself, Crocodile recruited hundreds of bounty hunters to join the organization and work to build an ideal nation. Several years ago, the Warlord Sir Crocodile founded the crime syndicate Baroque Works. Bounty Hunters See also the associated categories: Bounty Hunters and Former Bounty Hunters.ДЄbdullah and Jeet were once bounty hunters, but became criminals after bombing a government institution. While most simply hire mercenaries, Donquixote Doflamingo used his status as the king of Dressrosa in order to place a star bounty system on the Straw Hat Pirates and their allies when their actions against him were brought to light, enticing the people of Dressrosa to capture them and bring them to Doflamingo for a reward. In rare cases, organizations other than the World Government can place bounties on people's heads. Even though bounty hunters may not be labeled as criminals, they seem to be held in disdain by law enforcement like the Marines, as Tashigi considers them to be no better than pirates. Since they operate outside the law, bounty hunters have been known to partake in criminal activity, although being labeled as criminals typically prevents them from bounty hunting again since they can no longer deal with the government. Successful bounty hunters will often inevitably become well-known, especially by wanted criminals, and even normal civilians may become afraid of them. While most bounty hunters operate for money, some seek the fame that results from taking down infamous pirates, such as Jean Ango. It is typically common practice to capture criminals alive rather than kill them, as Igaram stated that they could lose up to 30% of the bounty if they killed their target. Unlike mercenaries or assassins, who are hired or commissioned by the government to hunt down criminals, bounty hunters and bounty hunter groups operate completely independently, working outside the law to capture criminals.

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