Off the top of my head for reasons there's that and also her connection to Kuma/the Reolutionary Army, something to do with how she survived the sickness and of course if her fruit powers persist eternally she can grant eternal youth. Which the Celestial Dragons would like because age shouldn't get to bother them and the Marines would like because they'd be able to get both Garp and Sengoku back to their prime. For a start.
Ive actually been waiting for a chapter where Bonney reverts Garp to his prime just so we can witness a cool ass moment
In fact Saint Charlos instructed for them to be returned to the rabble. It's possible they were killed but it honestly looks like they dump their victims back in the lives they had before.
But Luffy won't kill, that's the line the Straws don't seem to want to cross.
Don't think a bastard daughter will have much value, apecially when most of the CD are retarded mouth breathers, so it's not like her bloodline will bring anything useful with it. Like somebody else said, I'd bank on the fruit being what makes her interesting.
I don't think this is true.
When he goes full toon town and starts ripping CD hearts and playing the sylophone with their open ribcages while laughing I'll believe it, till then, press X to doubt. He seems a lot more into "I will teach you a lesson by beating the fear of god into you"
Oda has said straight up that Luffy crushes dreams, he does not kill.
That would make sense. His warlord status means Bonney either gets premium medical attention or access to Vegapunk himself, which could also explain why Kuma and Vegapunk became well aquatinted.
No. They are not. They fell into lava but does that mean they’re dead? Who knows?
Everyone knows as long as you fall the right way, a volcano can never hurt you.
The initial plan against Big Mom was a straight up assassination plot. Bege might have been the one to pull the trigger but Luffy was willing to participate in it
he killed one of Crocodiles people who tried to recruit him. But that was when he first started his journey and wasn't a straw hat
