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Vice Admiral Doberman, a stern and unyielding figure within the ranks of the One Pantheon Regime's Marines, emerged as a staunch enforcer of Absolute Justice. His origin is entwined with the founding principles of the One Pantheon Regime, a regime that he fervently supports despite its deceptive claims of equality.

From the early stages of his Marine career, Doberman demonstrated an unwavering commitment to Absolute Justice. He swiftly climbed the ranks, earning the title of Vice Admiral, a position that allowed him to enforce the divine order dictated by Apollo and his One Pantheon Regime.

Doberman's loyalty to the regime led him to commit acts of cruelty in the name of justice. He issued orders for the Marines to abandon injured soldiers, viewing them as expendable in the pursuit of the greater divine cause. His disdain for those who opposed the regime was exemplified by his willingness to display the heads of powerful figures like Whitebeard and Ace D. Portgas as trophies to showcase the regime's dominance.

His intense animosity towards those associated with the notorious Monkey family was evident in his determination to prevent Luffy D. Monkey, son of the infamous Dragon D. Monkey, from leaving Marineford alive. He showed perceptiveness by seeing through Spandam Westerly's deceit regarding Robin Nico, yet he chose not to intervene as the attack unfolded.

In a defining moment of his career, Vice Admiral Doberman faced Muffy D. Rocks, a formidable force aligned against the One Pantheon Regime. Despite his formidable status as a Vice Admiral, Doberman suffered defeat without the adversary even acknowledging his existence, underscoring the overwhelming power of those who opposed the regime.

Vice Admiral Doberman remains a symbol of the unwavering loyalty and uncompromising brutality associated with the Marines under the One Pantheon Regime. His origin is marked by a fervent commitment to Absolute Justice, a commitment that drives him to carry out the regime's directives with ruthless determination.

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Vice Admiral Doberman, a stern and unyielding figure within the ranks of the One Pantheon Regime's Marines, emerged as a staunch enforcer of Absolute Justice. His origin is entwined with the founding principles of the One Pantheon Regime, a regime that he fervently supports despite its deceptive claims of equality.

From the early stages of his Marine career, Doberman demonstrated an unwavering commitment to Absolute Justice. He swiftly climbed the ranks, earning the title of Vice Admiral, a position that allowed him to enforce the divine order dictated by Apollo and his One Pantheon Regime.

Doberman's loyalty to the regime led him to commit acts of cruelty in the name of justice. He issued orders for the Marines to abandon injured soldiers, viewing them as expendable in the pursuit of the greater divine cause. His disdain for those who opposed the regime was exemplified by his willingness to display the heads of powerful figures like Whitebeard and Ace D. Portgas as trophies to showcase the regime's dominance.

His intense animosity towards those associated with the notorious Monkey family was evident in his determination to prevent Luffy D. Monkey, son of the infamous Dragon D. Monkey, from leaving Marineford alive. He showed perceptiveness by seeing through Spandam Westerly's deceit regarding Robin Nico, yet he chose not to intervene as the attack unfolded.

In a defining moment of his career, Vice Admiral Doberman faced Muffy D. Rocks, a formidable force aligned against the One Pantheon Regime. Despite his formidable status as a Vice Admiral, Doberman suffered defeat without the adversary even acknowledging his existence, underscoring the overwhelming power of those who opposed the regime.

Vice Admiral Doberman remains a symbol of the unwavering loyalty and uncompromising brutality associated with the Marines under the One Pantheon Regime. His origin is marked by a fervent commitment to Absolute Justice, a commitment that drives him to carry out the regime's directives with ruthless determination.