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The Pirate Code is a set of numbered articles that Sunny invokes during a standoff over a child held by a bugbear LEV E2·00:06:19LEV E2·00:06:30. She cites Article number eight, "no pirate shall strike another pirate that is a part of their crew," and asks that nobody fight until there are rules and an agreed condition for a duel LEV E2·00:06:30. Brennan notes that people normally laugh at the idea of a pirate code, but that a little paladin's aura surrounds Sunny as she proclaims it LEV E2·00:07:12.
The Pirate Code is a set of articles that Sunny cites throughout the arc LEV E2·00:06:30. In LEV_01 she tells Tulwar she does not remember anything in the code about insurance LEV E1·01:14:59. In LEV_02 she cites Article eight when she steps into the standoff and Article ten, that every crew member is entitled to a percentage of the treasure found LEV E2·00:06:30LEV E2·00:51:59.
In LEV_03 she rings the Mutineer's Bell, citing "Article number one of the pirate's code. Everyone gets a vote!" LEV E3·01:03:17. In LEV_04 she asks whether having the bell makes her a snitch, since Article six says no one shall turn against his crew or mutiny, on pain of death LEV E4·00:29:52. In LEV_06 she cites Article nine, to always be honest with your crew and especially your parents, while Marcid shakes his head in disagreement LEV E6·01:31:09.