Jewelry Bonney

“Glutton” Jewelry Bonney · alive · captain, Bonney Pirates · ฿140,000,000

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Elbaf — “But… who IS that?!”; a self-declared guardian (Ch. 1182) — shown

• Wanders toward the dragon-vs-superior fight (“Yikes, scary!!”), is called back — “Bonney! Come back this way!!” — and reassures: “Don’t worry, I’m not going to try to fight that!!” A blond companion answers: “Of course not. I’m your guardian now. I’d never let you do such a thing!!” (p. 6; guardian likely Lilith — unconfirmed on-page, verify). Asks the chapter’s question: “But… who IS that?!” (p. 6).
• Protests the wounded Sanji standing back up (“Hey! Sanji!! You’re too hurt to…”, p. 6).

Elbaf — at the ancient facility; spooked by the monsters (Ch. 1144) — shown

• Reaches the facility with Lilith (they “got lost”); estimates the building has “stood here for at least three millennia” (p. 3). Repeatedly terrified — reacts in panic (“GYAAAA!!!”) as the fear-monster looms in the woods (p. 4).
• See Elbaf’s Ancient Science Facility, Franky, Lilith.

Egghead — epilogue: tricked out of Punk Records (Ch. 1125) — shown

• Inside the lab as the island clouds multiply; sees the supposedly-dead Edison (“he was supposed to be dead in the Fabriophase!!”); is tricked and loses Punk Records (“he tricked me!! dammit!!”; “Punk Records… well, there goes…”) (pp.6–8).

Egghead — escape aftermath: the feast aboard the giants’ ship (Ch. 1124) — shown

• Among the Straw Hats who escaped Egghead aboard the giants’ ship; present for the recap of the escape (“the Five Elders, a Navy Admiral, CP0, the Seraphim, and a blockade of battleships”) and the feast (pp. 8–13).

Egghead (Ch. 1121)

• In her Nika-mimic (“Distorted Future”) form Bonney fights alongside Gear-5 Luffy against Gorosei Saturn, who derides the transformation as “a pale imitation” (p.7).
• Interior beat over the fight: her parents’ love (Ginny holding her as a baby, “Thank you for being born”), her refusal to die alone — “I’m going to live!!! …to be alive!!!” — and her conviction “You people aren’t gods!! …But gods do exist!!!” (pp. 8–9).
• Helps Luffy blow Saturn to pieces; the giants cheer “Good job, Bonney!!!” (pp. 11–12).

Egghead — Atlas & Lilith lost; Kuma in view (Ch. 1120) — shown

• Reacts in grief as Lilith shorts out and Atlas is destroyed (“Atlas is gone!”), and registers “Bonney… Kuma” in the battlefield chaos (pp. 7–8, 16–18).
• Cross-link Atlas, Lilith, Kuma.

Egghead — escape (Ch. 1119) — shown

• Her Age-Age Fruit Distorted-Future form reads as a second Sun God Nika beside Gear-5 Luffy (“Super-Size!! Nika…”, “two Nikas?”, p. 3); the Elbaf giants worship the sight before realizing it’s “just an illusion of the Age-Age Fruit.”
• Joins the crew in Haki-punching Luffy to trigger “Gum-Gum Dawn Balloon” (p. 5).
• Collapses from the strain of the transformation: “I can’t… freedom is tiring…” (p. 12).
• See Bonney’s Distorted Future Mirrors The Sun God Nika, Gomu Gomu no Mi.

Egghead (Ch. 1118)

• Casts her “Distorted Future” on her own body, transforming into her free self — a Sun-God-Nika-like form (“That’s what I look like when I’m free!! …I’m the most free!!”); the giants call it “Two Nikas” / “Giants in white” (pp.11-13). First on-page self-application of the Distorted Future to a Nika-coded form. See Bonney’s Distorted Future Imagines A Nika-Like Self, Bonney’s Distorted Future Mirrors The Sun God Nika.
• Has aged the pursuing Marine Vice Admirals Doll and Bluegrass into powerless children (“Darn you, Bonney!! …What a ridiculous ability!!”, p.7).
• Paired flashback: Kuma vows to her dying mother Ginny, “Don’t worry, Ginny… I’ll raise your daughter.” (p.12)

Egghead escape (Ch. 1115) — shown

• Targeted on the field — a pursuer locks on (“Bio-response detected…” / “Obnoxious bio-response!!”) and seizes her (“Look out, Bonney!!”); an old swordsman who “can cut through anything” covers her (pp. 8–10).

Egghead — defends Kuma’s honor; begged to a giant (Ch. 1112) — shown

• The WG’s stated priority is to “stop Jewelry Bonney from leaving!!”; she is framed as the girl Vegapunk “gave enough power to level an entire country.”
• Begs an Elbaf giant to take her father to safety (“take my daddy to safety, Mr. Giant!!”) and fiercely defends Kuma’s honor — “don’t call him a weapon!! My daddy is a hero!!” — breaking down (“I’m so weak!!!”).

Egghead — cornered at the escape ship (Ch. 1111) — shown

• Racing for the escape ship (grouped with Franky on the escape-map, p. 9); cornered by a talking “monster” (Saturn’s reformed demon form): “It talked!! Who are you?! Go awaaay!!! Aaaah! Monster!!!” (pp. 18–19).

Egghead — at the NE shore as the Marines move to kill her (Ch. 1110) — shown

• With the Straw Hats at the northeast shore; the Elder-beasts close in and the Marines move to “kill Bonney now, while we have the opening” once the protective Pacifista are disabled.

Final Saga — Egghead (Ch. 1108) — referenced / hunt-targeted

• The whole Navy Vice-Admiral corps is ordered off-post to kill Jewelry Bonney, “fleeing from the Fabriophase… toward the northeast coast” (p. 6). Vegapunk reveals she carries a special “authority” he had withheld, and begs she be kept safe (p. 11). See Vegapunk Final Message and Sinking World, Vegapunk Withholds Bonney’s Special Authority.

Egghead — reunites with Luffy; learns he is Nika (Ch. 1107) — shown

• Reunites with Luffy in tears: “I’ve been looking for you!!” (title beat); learns he is Nika and asks to be taught his rubber punch.
• Begs Luffy to pound Saturn “for Vegapunk.”
• Sent ahead by the wounded original Vegapunk on a hover-bike toward the northeast shore.

Egghead — the Pacifistas turn; saved by Gear-5 Luffy; realizes he is Nika (Ch. 1106) — shown (present-day)

• The Kuma-form Pacifistas, ordered to gun her and Kuma down, instead turn on the Marine fleet; she hears Vegapunk’s recorded directive — that every unit will protect her and that “Kuma will ALWAYS be on your side” — and weeps (pp. 6-9).
• Watches the mortally-wounded Vegapunk; screams “No!! Vega-puuuunk!!!” as Saturn orders Kizaru to eliminate them (pp. 10-11).
• Kizaru moves to cut her “in two”; she is saved when Gear-5 Luffy blasts him away. Realizes from his laughter and drum rhythm that Straw Hat Luffy is Nika (pp. 11-15).

Egghead — her capsule cut down; falls toward a Kuma-faced Pacifista (Ch. 1105) — shown

• Rides the Vacuum Rocket / Hyper Capsule between phases; her capsule is sliced apart by a bespectacled swordsman (“Ama no Murakumo Sword!”) and she is flung out toward a Kuma-faced Pacifista (pp. 10-12).
• The chapter’s emotional core: she falls screaming “Daddy!!” as the narration lays out the dread that the Navy might have a clone in her father’s form kill her (pp. 12-13).
• See Pacifistas Built To Look Identical To Bartholomew Kuma.

Egghead — “I saw all of your memories!!”; the hug; shields Kuma (Ch. 1104) — shown (present-day)

• “I saw all of your memories!!” — she relived Kuma’s entire life; learns her mother Ginny “was such a wonderful person” and that Kuma wrote her all those letters (pp. 9–10).
• “Everyone calls you a tyrant… but I know my daddy is the kindest… Thank you, Daddy” — the hug (p. 10).
• Shields Kuma from Saturn (“don’t break Bonney’s heart, Spider-Gramps!!”); begs the immobile Kuma not to move (pp. 12, 14).
• See Bonney Finds Kuma’s Stored Pain in the P.A.W. Room.

Egghead — Saturn reveals her origin; the Distorted-Future Nika form; Kuma arrives (Ch. 1103) — shown

• Breaks down before the original Vegapunk, having relived all of Kuma’s memories (“I did”); blames Saturn for everything (“It’s all… HIM!!!”) (pp. 3–5).
• Transforms into a white-colored, top-knotted Nika-like form via her fruit’s “Distorted Future,” but weakens as doubt sets in; Saturn notes she “hasn’t made the connection” between Nika and “Straw Hat’s white-colored form” (pp. 8–9).
• Saturn reveals he gave the infant Bonney her power via an extract experiment, and that her fruit “might allow you to transform into any future” though “the more you know of reality, the narrower your future possibilities become” (p. 10).
• Learns her mother Ginny was the “eighth wife of a fellow in the Holy Land” (a Celestial Dragon) and that Saturn’s chemical experiment on Ginny produced the hereditary Sapphire Scales — “those blue blemishes” — passed down to Bonney (p. 11). “Those Sapphire Scales tore Kuma’s family apart!! He gave up his life to stop them!!” (p. 11).
• Marines order her shot through the head; she is too afraid to move (pp. 13–15). At the cliffhanger her father Kuma smashes onto Egghead and saves her — “I’m sorry, Daddy.” / “DADDY!!!” (pp. 15–17).
• See Bonney Sapphire Scales, Bonney’s Distorted Future Mirrors The Sun God Nika.

Egghead — receives Kuma’s final message (Ch. 1102) — shown (present-day, P.A.W. Room)

• The memory bubble dissolves over her, carrying Kuma’s last conscious words: a wish for “a very happy tenth birthday” (p. 17). Resolves Bonney Finds Kuma’s Stored Pain in the P.A.W. Room.
• Flashback context: became a pirate captain to get famous so Kuma would recognize her (“This is here on my cheek so daddy can recognize it’s me!”); Kuma wrote her off (“Don’t try to track me down”) to keep her away (pp. 2–4). Her crew lives by the gentle code Kuma instilled. See Kuma’s Memory Bubble Delivers His Final Message To Bonney.

Egghead — “To Bonney” flashback: the escape from Sorbet; the “Nika-Like Future” (Ch. 1101) — shown (flashback)

• Raised in Sorbet Kingdom in/around the church by Queen Dowager Conney, kept indoors her entire life by the crystal-”stone” Sapphire Scales illness that intermittently makes her body grow giant; her powers are deliberately hidden (“a wise hawk hides its talons”) (pp. 7–9).
• Cured by Vegapunk’s medicine but held captive past her tenth birthday by secret government agents (“Alpha and her ilk”); Conney frees her aboard the legendary fisher Gyogyo’s crew to “go to sea and find your father” (pp. 13–15).
• Devil-Fruit techniques shown in action: “Distorted Future” → “Nika-Like Future” — she imagines a Nika-shaped future self (a visual echo of Luffy’s Gear 5) and her fishing boat transforms into a New-World pirate ship “much like Luffy’s” while fleeing Alpha’s Six Powers assault (pp. 16–17). Recalls her father’s Nika tales (“his body had properties like rubber… he fought however he fancied”). See Bonney’s Distorted Future Imagines A Nika-Like Self.

Egghead — childhood flashback: the cure timeline; smuggled as a hostage (Ch. 1100) — shown (flashback)

• Her disease is named the Sapphire Scales; she is treated at Vegapunk’s lab and promised a full cure by her tenth birthday (pp. 6–11). Believes her father is also ill (his cover story) and that they are being treated together.
• Unknowingly made the World Government’s hostage to guarantee Kuma’s obedience; sent to recover in Sorbet Kingdom under Queen Dowager Conney, secretly surveilled by CP8 agent Alpha (pp. 12–14).
• Last sees Kuma as he departs; he privately says “Thank you for being born… I know, I’m not coming back” (p. 14).

Egghead — Kuma flashback: the Age-Age Fruit named; cured by Vegapunk (Ch. 1099) — shown (flashback)

• Reveals her Age-Age Fruit power on-page — ages into an adult resembling Ginny (Sorbet townsfolk cry “GINNY?!”, “just as pretty as Ginny!”) and into a “wrinkled old bag,” vowing to “build up strength” by training as an adult so she can sail with her father at age ten (pp. 6–7). The fruit is NAMED on-page for the first time here (“Hmm, is this it? The AGE-AGE FRUIT?!”, p. 7). See Bonney’s Adult Form Mirrors Her Mother Ginny.
• Diagnosed with ~5 years to live; cured by Vegapunk’s stem-cell tech (“she’ll survive”) in exchange for Kuma’s clone-soldier deal — the Pacifista origin (pp. 11, 14–17).

Egghead — Kuma flashback: Bonney’s birth & Sapphire Scales (Ch. 1098) — shown (flashback)

• Born to Ginny and the unnamed Celestial Dragon who abducted her — Bonney carries Celestial-Dragon blood (pp. 2-4). Ginny dies bringing her to Sorbet; Kuma adopts and raises her, and she calls him “Daddy” (pp. 6-8). See Bonney Is The Biological Daughter Of A Celestial Dragon.
• Inherits Sapphire Scales — a blue stone appears below her eye (p. 10). The doctor gives her ~5 years, “won’t see her tenth birthday,” no known cure (p. 14). She loves the jewel-like stones — “WHAT, YOUR JEWELS?” / “YES!! I LOVE THEM!!” — literally making her name “Jewelry” (pp. 12-13). Pays off Bonney Sapphire Scales. See Bonney Outlived Her Sapphire Scales Death Sentence.
• Kuma’s protective lie: he tells her she’ll be cured at age ten, so she dreams of travelling to the sky islands and Fish-Man Island and finding Nika (“close to the sun”), once cured (pp. 13-15).
• As a child (age 5, “seven years ago”) the village kids shun her as a “vampire who can’t come into the light”; she’s fierce and chases them off (pp. 11-12).

Egghead — stabs Saturn; “you killed my father” (Ch. 1095) — shown

• Has stabbed St. Jaygarcia Saturn through the head; screams “You killed my father… Saturn!!!” — explicitly naming Kuma her father (pp. 3, 8).
• Pinned in place with the rest of the crew by Saturn’s unseen power; “Oh, no… Bonney!!” (p. 8).
• Frames the chapter’s flashback: her grief over Kuma’s enslaved past triggers Saturn’s narration of his Buccaneer origin.
• See Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond.

Egghead — vs Bluegrass; charges Saturn (Ch. 1094) — shown

• Withers a cluster of Marines into near-death states with her aging power, named technique “NDE (Near Death Experience)” — a victim gasps “I saw… the River Styx…” (pp. 6–7).
• Cornered by Vice Admiral Bluegrass (Ride-Ride Fruit), who demands she undo the “curse” and “give back their proper ages” (p. 8); Sanji rescues her with “Otter Hammer” (p. 9), reminding her Kuma is her “old man.”
• Thinks of her father (p. 8, “Dad”); realizes the original Kuma “must have no will left” (p. 18) and charges St. Jaygarcia Saturn head-on (“St. Saturn!!!”, p. 19).

Egghead — hunted through the Fabriophase (Ch. 1093) — shown

• Hunted by Marines through the Fabriophase after Kizaru kicked her into the Frontier Dome barrier; ages attacking soldiers (“She’ll tweak your age!!”) and hides, desperate (“Can I manage to stay hidden until it all blows over?!”) (pp. 4-6).
• Sentomaru tells her to run; Vegapunk vows to come save her himself, boarding a VEGATANK8 (pp. 13-14).

Egghead — vs Kizaru; an order on her own head (Ch. 1092) — shown

• Kizaru recognizes the grown-up Bonney — “Look how big you are now, Bonney… kids these days grow so fast” (p. 13), implying he knew her as a child — and tells her there is now an assassination order on HER head too.
• Attacks Kizaru with age-manipulation “Age Skewer” (p. 14); gets blasted (“Radicaaal…”, p. 14). (Her fruit is NOT named on-page — only the attack “Age Skewer.”)
• Intercut with the Mariejois flashback, she refuses to believe her father chose to leave: “He would never leave me behind!! Liar! He would never choose to do such a thing!” (p. 7) — supports Kuma Acts On His Own Will Despite Being A Mindless Weapon.

Egghead — sighted by the Marines (Ch. 1089) — named/sighted, not shown

• Marine intel reports “Kuma’s daughter… the pirate Jewelry Bonney, the Glutton” sighted on Egghead; Saturn dismisses her (“she’s just a girl… leave her there”) (p. 12).

Reverie flashback (Ch. 1084)

• Infiltrates Marijoa, steals the slave-collar keys, and gives them to Sabo; confirmed as Kuma’s daughter on-page (pp. 3–4).
• Resolves to go to Egghead and ask Vegapunk to “bring my father back to his senses” — her stated motive for the Egghead voyage (pp. 4–5).

Egghead — “Sorry, Bonney!!” (Ch. 1076)

• Present during the lab fight; a “Sorry, Bonney!!” line accompanies a Vegapunk machine firing Kuma’s signature “Ursa Shock” (p. 7) — the apology pointed at Kuma’s daughter as a Kuma-derived weapon is used. (Speaker not clearly identified on-page.) See Pacifista.

Egghead / Final Saga (Ch. 1074) — shown

• Enters the P.A.W. Room, Lab and breaks down watching Kuma’s stored childhood-abuse memories; begs for a closer look — “I can’t move on unless I know the truth!! Please, dad…” (pp. 12-15).
• Cries “I FOUND HIM!!! Dad…?!” — the father-daughter bond with Kuma made explicit on-page (p. 12, p. 15). See Bonney Finds Kuma’s Stored Pain in the P.A.W. Room.

Egghead — vanished (Ch. 1073) — sought, not shown

• Has disappeared during “an incident,” alongside Vegapunk’s Stella; Luffy searches for her (“Bonneeey!! Where’d you go?!”) as the escape stalls (p. 9). Sets up the next chapter’s mystery.

Egghead — de-ages Vegapunk; confronts him over Kuma (Ch. 1072) — shown

• Rampages through the Egghead Labophase, using her age-stripping power to de-age both Luffy and Vegapunk into children while demanding “Why did you kill my father?!!” — her father being Kuma (pp. 2–8).
• Her power visualizes accumulated experience as “sparkling gems” stripped from the target; technique captions flash “Distorted Future,” “Shrink,” “Oiled Shock” (pp. 3–8). (Her fruit is NOT named on-page this chapter.)
• Recognizes Kuma’s externalized paw-bubble as “my father’s memory” (p. 11).

Egghead — demands Vegapunk restore Kuma (Ch. 1071) — shown

• On Egghead, attacks Vegapunk over “those bugs” (insects), then corners the old scientist and demands: “Can you turn my father back or not?!” — openly treating Kuma as her father (pp. 9, 14).
• Vegapunk refuses (“No, I can’t!! I’m sorry!!! But there’s a good reason!!!”); Luffy intervenes to stop her beating him up (pp. 9, 14). See Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond.

Sabaody Archipelago (Ch. 499) — the Charlos near-incident

• Disguises as a small child, shoves food into Zoro’s mouth and physically stops him from cutting down Saint Charlos — “Jewelry Bonney just averted a disaster” (pp. 15-17). When Zoro realizes “you’re not a little kid,” she snaps back — a quiet on-page demonstration of an age-altering ability. See Bonney Sapphire Scales.
• Watches the World-Noble incident with the other rookies (incl. Scratchmen Apoo).

Sabaody Archipelago — cameo reaction to the news (Ch. 504)

• Cameo reaction while eating: calls the punched Celestial Dragon “a huge idiot… but the captain of their band of pirates is an even bigger idiot!!!” (p. 3).

Sabaody Archipelago — caught in Kizaru’s rampage (Ch. 507)

• At Grove 27 during Kizaru’s rampage; her power is shown turning attacking Marines “into children or old people” (de-aging/aging) — first on-page demonstration of the age-altering ability applied to others (pp. 17-18). See Bonney Sapphire Scales.

Sabaody — weeps over the war broadcast (Ch. 565)

• Amid the cut war-broadcast chaos at Sabaody she weeps over the news — “Shut up!! Leave me alone!” (p. 3); her conspicuous emotional reaction sets her apart among the Supernovas.

Post-War (Ch. 581)

• Weeps over the war’s outcome — “This is all HIS fault…” — flagging an unexplained personal grudge tied to the events at Marineford (p.4).

Post-War — captured by the Marines (Ch. 595)

• Captured by a no-name pirate captain who plans to trade her to the Marines for a warship; he taunts her — “a young girl like you has a bounty of over 100 million” — and confirms her origin: “you came all the way from the South Blue” (p. 8).
• Fights back (“You bearded swine!! Buzz off!!”), but the Navy arrives to seize Bonney herself; chained, she rages “You’ll pay for this!” A Marine reveals her hidden past: “A cold shiver ran through me when I heard you’d run away from the government” (pp. 9–10). Seeds Bonney Ran Away From The World Government.

Reverie — infiltrates Mary Geoise (Ch. 908) — shown (disguised)

• Disguised, she has slipped inside Mary Geoise (“Well, I made it inside!”) and weeps with fury over the enslaved Kuma — “Stab him if you want!! …You’ll pay!! …I swear it!!!” — an unexplained, intensely personal stake (pp. 7–8).

Final Saga — first post-Wano appearance (Ch. 1060)

• Bursts from an enormous warm-water eddy in a frigid winter sea as a small child, directly in the Straw Hats’ path (pp. 17–19).
• Reveal poster: “Worst Generation ‘The Glutton’ Jewelry Bonney, Bounty: 320,000,000” (p. 19) — bounty advances to ฿320,000,000, alias += “The Glutton”; again demonstrates her on-page age-manipulation (she appears as a kid). See Bonney Sapphire Scales.

Egghead — arrival (Ch. 1061)

• The “third castaway” Jinbe pulls from the sea: Bonney’s own ship was devoured by Vegapunk’s mecha-shark and she “came here alone” (pp. 12-13). She bristles at being called a saved-by-the-emperor charity case — “just to be clear, we’re ENEMIES!!” — but thanks the crew (p. 12).
• Confirms she is part of the Worst Generation (“I was there in Sabaody two years ago!!”) and reacts to her own white-haired bounty-poster being “a big deal” in the papers (p. 12).
• States her objective: she came to Egghead to confront Dr. Vegapunk — “Yeah, and I’m gonna give ‘em a piece of my mind!!” (p. 13). She names the island as Egghead, Vegapunk’s lab, “a place 500 years in the future” (p. 13). See Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond.

Egghead — returning to the lab of her childhood (Ch. 1062)

• Bonney is at Egghead (p. 7). She knew the lab as a child — “when I was a kid… it was a normal lab back then” — and has come back.
• Accuses Vegapunk of turning her father into a “pure, unthinking living weapon” / “cyborg” who has lost his humanity, and says “Vegapunk must pay the price.” (Her father’s identity is NOT named on-page.) See Bonney Seeks the Scientist Who Made Her Father a Mindless Weapon, Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond.

Egghead — Kuma reveal (Ch. 1063) — she is Kuma’s daughter

• On Egghead in a frilly disguise, joins the Straw-Hat advance party at the automated food/fashion dispensers; reiterates she means to “put the screws to Vegapunk” (p. 5).
• When Luffy fights a Kuma-faced “POLICE” Pacifista, Bonney breaks down begging them to stop — “That’s my daddy… my only family… please don’t hurt my daddy!!!” — revealing she is Kuma’s daughter; the crew clarify “It’s a Pacifista!!” and note “the dad who got turned into a cyborg… was Kuma?!” (pp. 8–9). Pays off Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond.

Egghead — defends Kuma; “a special people” (Ch. 1064)

• On Egghead, disguised and child-aged, she hears the WG/Vegapunk account of how Kuma was made a cyborg Warlord and erupts: “My father was not a tyrant!!!” — fiercely defending him (p. 12). Corroborates the Ch. 1063 payoff that she is Kuma’s daughter (Jewelry Bonney’s Grief Over The Enslaved Kuma Hints A Hidden Bond).
• Reveals Kuma “was from a special people” (p. 12) — seeds Kuma From A Special People; the people is not named on-page.

Egghead — the Fabriophase scrap-heap (Ch. 1066)

• At Egghead’s scrap-heap (“Fabriophase”) with Luffy and Chopper; the trio trigger an ancient robot that explodes and warps them (pp. 15–16).
• Present-day human Vegapunk recognizes her (“how much you’ve grown!”), establishing a long acquaintance — a Kuma-connection seed (p. 16).

Egghead — Kuma’s daughter; storms Vegapunk (Ch. 1067) — shown

• On Egghead, holds the real Vegapunk at the point of a failed beam saber, demanding he “turn my father back to normal!!” — naming Kuma as “my father, who you turned into a mindless weapon of war” (p.6). Her long-unexplained grief over the enslaved Kuma is resolved: she is his daughter.
• The beam’s light attracts insects; a giant stag beetle zaps her unconscious (p.6-7). The crew later realize the passed-out “shipwrecked girl” is the Supernova Jewelry Bonney (p.11).

Egghead (Ch. 1068) — referenced

• Vegapunk wants to bring Bonney along when he flees Egghead by sea (“I’d like to take Bonney…”, p. 11) — deepening the Vegapunk↔Bonney↔Kuma connection.

Egghead — the crew shield her from CP0 (Ch. 1069) — shown

• CP0 brands her one of “those dastardly villains” alongside the Straw Hats; the crew move to protect her — “Take Bonney, Jimbei!!” / Chopper to help her out. Luffy insists on shielding her because she made sure they “had plenty to eat.”

Egghead — demands Vegapunk restore her father (Ch. 1070) — shown

• Present in Vegapunk’s lab; reveals she came to demand Vegapunk restore her father — Kuma — to normal (“I demanded Vegapunk put my father back to NORMAL!!”, p. 16). A bystander defends Vegapunk’s “swarms of bugs” response as not his fault; Bonney wanders off into the lab (p. 16).

Egghead — “Distorted Future” / “Giant-like Future” vs Saturn (Ch. 1113) — shown

• Fights Saturn with two newly-named age-fruit techniques — “Distorted Future!!” and “Giant-like Future!!” — imagining and embodying a giant future-self that strikes the Elder (p. 13).
• Franky shields her (“Get back, Bonney!!”); the satellites/allies rally to protect her and Robin (pp. 11, 16).

Egghead escape (Ch. 1117)

• On the escaping Sunny with Sanji, trying to raise Luffy by Den Den (“c’mon, Luffy!!!”, “can’t seem to get a connection through…”, pp. 9, 17). Reacts to the broadcast cut: “D…?! What was he going to say?!” (p. 17). See Will of D.

Final Saga — Elbaf — hope for her “daddy” Kuma (Ch. 1134) — shown

• Present on Elbaf; asks Lilith whether the restored Vegapunk means she can make her “daddy” (Bartholomew Kuma) “all better.” Lilith: “Of course, Bonney!!” (p. 7) — explicit on-page hope that Kuma can be restored.
• See Lilith, Bartholomew Kuma, Vegapunk Final Message and Sinking World.

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