I don't know why, but this picture is art

Shouldn't this be tagged with fingering? (joking of course)

Caling him Admiral-san probably tipped her off, really.

Paracite said:

Caling him Admiral-san probably tipped her off, really.

Kashima is a good girl. She's can't but help to be polite.

Paracite said:

Caling him Admiral-san probably tipped her off, really.

I don't think so, White Kashima has different eyes, for me that's Black Kashima but if I'm right then the question is why she called him like that?

Gamespcfull said:

I don't think so, White Kashima has different eyes, for me that's Black Kashima but if I'm right then the question is why she called him like that?

Change of heart. Respect.

Paracite said:

Caling him Admiral-san probably tipped her off, really.

Well, she most certainly did that on purpose.
There's a panel of Black Kashima pulling off the silly glasses when she heard what Katori might be trying to do.
And knowing Ido, that gun is going to fire.

Say what ya want 'bout this Admiral but ya gotta appreciate him for treatin' his subordinates as humans, not weapons. Besides, if he's removed... how many of 'em would be scrapped?

The "All Hail Britannia" does warrant an 'code_geass' tag, ain't it?

arisboch said:

The "All Hail Britannia" does warrant an 'code_geass' tag, ain't it?

"Britannia" is the name for Roman Britain. Insulae Britannicea consisted of the islands of Albion (England), Hibernia (Ireland), Thule (Iceland) and several smaller islands. Over time, Albion gained the title 'Britannia' and the group was dropped, leaving Britannia to refer to the entirety of the British Isles. During the time of the British Empire, 'Britannia' became a personification for the Empire, like Colombia for the United States and Marianne for France.

Since the image is depicting Imperial British soldiers, I would suggest the Code Geass tag be non-applicable.

How is this an unlikely crossover with 5 British characters in it?

Gundaago said:

"Britannia" is the name for Roman Britain. Insulae Britannicea consisted of the islands of Albion (England), Hibernia (Ireland), Thule (Iceland) and several smaller islands. Over time, Albion gained the title 'Britannia' and the group was dropped, leaving Britannia to refer to the entirety of the British Isles. During the time of the British Empire, 'Britannia' became a personification for the Empire, like Colombia for the United States and Marianne for France.

Since the image is depicting Imperial British soldiers, I would suggest the Code Geass tag be non-applicable.

On a related note, Saber's inclusion here is rather ironic considering modern "native" British people are descended from the Saxons, who King Artorius/Arthur (whether in myth or actual history) fought against. That's like some ancient Canaanite folk hero joining the Mossad.

Solarchos said:

Seras Victoria is ONLY using a rifle?! BLASPHEMY!!

GIVE THAT BITCH A CANNON!!!

It’s a probably a reference to the film Zulu (1964), which is set in 1879 so Seras’ canon has long time to be invented.

An updated version of this could also feature British characters from Girls und Panzer, Kantai Collection, Girls Frontline, Azur Lane, Warship Girls and Princess Principal.

One poor Restaurant is going to go bankrupt soon.

Kaga has bigger Hamas than Hamakaze. This is amazing and weird.

Akagi and Kaga are Hama true sempais.