
Cancer is a Marine vice admiral, a cigar-chewing officer recognizable by the scar beneath one eye, who surfaces at several high-level Marine gatherings and stands among the fleet during the war at Marineford.
A scar runs vertically down from Cancer's left eye, the most fixed feature on a middle-aged face usually framed by dark glasses and a cigar clamped between his teeth. His hair sits slicked back, rendered blond in the anime but drifting anywhere from light blond to gray across the digitally colored manga. Beneath his Marine coat he keeps a proper suit and tie. The anime gave him black hair during the Marineford fighting, a contrast to the lighter shade the manga assigns him.
Like any Marine, Cancer professes a firm devotion to Justice, though whether his leanings run toward the moral or the absolute strain has never been spelled out. His composure can crack at the right shock: he was visibly startled when the Whitebeard Pirates' coated paddle ship rose unexpectedly from the bay during the battle.

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His rank grants him command over lower officers, and since every vice admiral is said to wield Haki, Cancer can use it as well. He carried a sword into the great war. During the Loguetown chapter of events he was seated beside Vice Admiral Stainless at the conference called over Luffy's first bounty. At Mary Geoise he attended the discussion about replacing Crocodile among the Seven Warlords, where Doflamingo's Devil Fruit forced Mozambia and Stainless into a brawl; Cancer wished to intervene for Mozambia but the manipulation held too firm. At Marineford he lined up with his fellow vice admirals against the Whitebeard Pirates, stood with Doberman, Momonga, and Onigumo to face Little Oars Jr., and watched alongside Tsuru as the hidden paddle ship emerged. In the non-canon film One Piece Film: Z, he joined a meeting at the new headquarters concerning Zephyr's destruction of an Endpoint.
Cancer is a Marine vice admiral recognizable by the scar beneath his left eye and the cigar he keeps clamped in his teeth. He appears at several high-level Marine gatherings and stands among the fleet during the war at Marineford.
Cancer has slicked-back hair, usually wears dark glasses, and keeps a cigar in his mouth, with a distinctive scar running down from his left eye. He wears a proper suit and tie beneath his Marine coat.
Yes, since every vice admiral in the Marines is said to be able to use Haki, Cancer is able to use it as well. He also carried a sword into the war at Marineford.
At Marineford, Cancer lined up with his fellow vice admirals against the Whitebeard Pirates and stood alongside Doberman, Momonga, and Onigumo to face Little Oars Jr. He also watched alongside Tsuru as Whitebeard's hidden coated paddle ship suddenly emerged from the bay.
Cancer attends a Marine conference at Loguetown discussing Luffy's first bounty, seated beside Vice Admiral Stainless, and later a meeting at Mary Geoise about replacing Crocodile among the Seven Warlords. In the non-canon film One Piece Film: Z, he also appears in a meeting about Zephyr's destruction of an Endpoint.
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