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Dalmatian

Character

Dalmatian ranks as a Marine vice admiral who fought during the Summit War at Marineford. His Zoan Devil Fruit grants a dog-human hybrid form combined with the Six Powers fighting style.

Devil Fruit: unnamed Zoan (dalmatian)
Funimation VA: Philip Weber
Japanese Va: Koji Haramaki
Bounty: at least 500,000,000 Berries
Birthday: November 1st
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 553: Summit Battle
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

With his fruit active, Dalmatian appears as a brawny, upright hybrid of man and spotted hound. From the nose up, plus his arms and legs, he bears the white coat and black spots of a dalmatian, and a long tail extends behind him. The lower half of his face stays human, set with a pale beard on a broad chin, while his neck and torso also remain human. His plain human and full-canine forms have never appeared. In his recruit days he wore a standard Marine cap and only chin stubble. His officer's dress is the vice admiral standard: a dark green double-breasted suit, a light red shirt beneath, a darker red tie, and a Marine coat slung over the shoulders like a cape.

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Personality

True to his calling as a Marine, Dalmatian holds a firm sense of justice.

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Abilities

His rank lets him answer a Buster Call together with four more vice admirals, and lower officers fall under his command. The unnamed Zoan fruit he ate turns him into a dalmatian, sharply raising his combat skill and strength, and being a meat-eating canine gives him an advantage over ordinary Zoan users. He fuses the change with the Six Powers, having shown Soru for tremendous speed and Shigan to pierce foes; a sharpened claw on his fingertip let his Shigan break through Luffy's rubber body. Every vice admiral is confirmed to carry Haki, so he wields it as well. At Marineford he and Momonga struck at Luffy, Dalmatian running him through, and once Ace and Whitebeard had perished and Shanks had arrived, he stood down on Sengoku's command. Non-canon films place him at Sakazuki's conference in One Piece Film: Z and on a Buster Call against Delta Island in One Piece: Stampede.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dalmatian in One Piece?

Dalmatian is a Marine vice admiral who fought during the Summit War at Marineford. His Zoan Devil Fruit grants him a dog-human hybrid form that he combines with the Six Powers fighting style.

How strong is Dalmatian in One Piece?

Dalmatian is strong enough to answer a Buster Call alongside four other vice admirals and commands lower officers. He uses Soru for tremendous speed and a Shigan sharpened enough to pierce Luffy's rubber body, and like all vice admirals he wields Haki.

What is Dalmatian known for?

Dalmatian is known for his Zoan Devil Fruit that turns him into a hybrid of man and dalmatian dog, and for fighting alongside Momonga against Luffy at the Battle of Marineford. He also appears commanding a Buster Call in non-canon media like One Piece: Stampede.

What does Dalmatian look like?

With his Devil Fruit active, Dalmatian is a brawny, upright hybrid of man and spotted hound, with a white coat and black spots from the nose up plus his arms and legs, and a long tail. As a vice admiral he wears a dark green double-breasted suit with a Marine coat draped over his shoulders.

What is Dalmatian's Devil Fruit?

Dalmatian ate an unnamed Zoan Devil Fruit that turns him into a dalmatian, sharply raising his combat skill and strength as a meat-eating canine. He combines this transformation with the Six Powers fighting style.

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