- Moe
anthropomorphism (****anese: 萌え擬人化, Hepburn: moe gijinka) is a form of
anthropomorphism in anime, manga, and
games where moe
qualities are
given to...
- that are moe
anthropomorphic interpretations of
World War II
warships ("
shipgirls"),
mainly from the
United States Navy,
Royal Navy,
Imperial ****anese Navy...
-
Admiral Graf Spee has some
struggle in
trying to
socialize with
other shipgirls from
different factions until she met and
befriended Ayanami.
While eating...
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limited promotional materials,
featuring character representations of
shipgirls such as
Kashima in
Lawson crew outfits,
whose po****rity
persisted long...
-
character of the
manga series How
Heavy Are The
Dummbells You Lift? Hibiki, a
shipgirl (destroyer) from the
anime Kantai Collection Hibiki Otonokoji, a character...
- in
combat against Abyssal ships, in
addition to
collecting different shipgirls. The game
charges players with a GP
system akin to that of
Border Break...
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Giuseppe (April 8, 2019). "PS4
Exclusive Azur Lane: Crosswave's New
Shipgirls Showcased in New
Screenshots and Box Art". Twinfinite.
Retrieved April...
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Retrieved March 26, 2022. "艦娘設定稿＆キャストコメント第五弾「龍鳳」公開！" [The
fifth installment of
shipgirl setting drafts and cast comments, "Ryuuhou," has been released!]. kancolle-itsuumi...
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collaborated with Azur Lane, a
mobile game that
features anthropomorphic "
shipgirls"
including Hornet herself (designated as
Hornet II to
distinguish her...
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Striking Force led by Ashigara.
Despite the
additional reinforcements, the
shipgirls are
again overwhelmed when the twin
Abyssal Night Strait Princesses enter...
