Doberman

Vice-Admiral Doberman (ドーベルマン中将, Dōberuman Chūjō) is a Marine officer and one of the five Buster Call Vice-Admirals present at the attack on Enies Lobby.

Appearance
Doberman has many X-shaped scars on his face and neck. His left eye is blank without any iris. Due to the way Doberman is drawn in the manga, it looks as if his left eye is completely missing with only an open eye socket in it's place. He has a mustache and brown flowing hair, reaching down to his shoulders. His Marine coat, draped on his shoulders like a cape, is more elaborate than the ones worn by other high-ranking officers, and the stripes across his cap are in a zig-zag pattern. Underneath his coat he sports an outfit reminiscent of the ones worn by naval officers in the 1600s, composed of a loose shirt with rope-like ornaments on it and suit pants.

In the anime, Doberman is initially shown with his cap's shadow covering his supposedly empty left eyesocket. Later in the anime, Doberman is just shown with having two normal eyes. Also, while his coat and his shirt were originally depicted as, respectively, red and purple, the coat was later changed to simple white, and the shirt to crimson.

Personality
Doberman is a firm believer in Absolute Justice: he ordered the Marines to abandon the injured soldiers and was willing to show Whitebeard's and Ace's bodies as trophies to the world. He also claimed that Luffy wasn't to leave Marineford alive, for being Dragon's son. Even though he was perceptive enough to see through Spandam's lie about Robin, Doberman did nothing to stop it.

Abilities and Powers
As a Vice Admiral, Doberman is capable of commanding a Buster Call alongside four other Vice-Admirals. He also has command over lower-ranking subordinates.

Weapons
During the Marineford arc, he was seen carrying around a katana, wielding it in his left hand, which may suggest that he's left-handed or ambidextrous.

Haki
It was stated that all Vice Admirals possess Haki, so Doberman can also use the ability. However, he has not yet been shown using it.

Enies Lobby Buster Call
Vice Admiral Doberman was present at the Enies Lobby Buster Call. There he told his men about Rob Lucci's past. He possessed a firm belief that as long as "that man is here, to assist in the escorting of Nico Robin, there is no need for us to act".

He also apparently saw through Spandam's lie, that Admiral Aokiji ordered him to attack Nico Robin, but did nothing against it.

Marineford arc
He is later seen slicing up cannon fire and preparing to battle against the division commanders of the Whitebeard Pirates. Doberman was still standing alongside Momonga and other Vice-Admirals when Whitebeard attacked the Marines after reaching the plaza. He is later seen surprised at the arrival of Little Oars Jr. stating that the giant is quite a bit bigger than an average giant.

When Luffy uses (unwillingly) his Haki, Doberman warns his men to treat him as a real menace, not just as a rookie. Doberman knows Luffy is Dragon's son, and sees him as a sure threat for the future. In the anime, he fights "Thunder Lord" McGuy to a stalemate when he tries to attack Luffy, escaping. When he sees a fellow Marine helping out an injured comrade after Trafalgar Law's arrival, he immediately orders the Marine to forget the injured and continue on with the fight against the pirates, showing no pity or remorse.

Later Shanks arrived and the fighting comes to a halt. When Shanks says that he will be taking the bodies of Ace and Whitebeard, Doberman protested saying that the Marines' victory will not be complete until they hold their heads high for the world to see. Doberman is shocked to see that Sengoku agrees with Shanks and declared that the war is finished.

Major Battle

 * Marine forces and Shichibukai vs. Whitebeard Pirates and Allies

Filler Battle

 * Doberman vs. McGuy

Anime and Manga Differences
In the anime, he is seen arguing with one of his subordinates over the fact that Rob Lucci killed all 500 hostages on the spot and even went so far to point to the Japanese symbol for "justice" on the back of his coat, saying that "justice isn't child's play". No such scene is found anywhere in the manga.

Though he is distinctly shown to have one blind eye, several caps (like the one in this article) show him with two normal eyes.

During the pinnacle of the Battle of Marineford, when Whitebeard ordered his allies to backup Luffy, Doberman was given an additional scene of fighting against McGuy, which was not present in the manga.