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@NNescio on post #2491603 (isonami and uranami (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy)

2016-10-23T01:25:17-04:00

How close is Miyuki with her littlest sister Inazuma?

@bakamann on post #2491603 (isonami and uranami (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy)

2016-10-23T01:15:41-04:00

Eboreg said:

Not as close as Akebono and Ushio.

Seriously, they practically have the same Tabular Records of Movement!

I feel sorry with Akebono, though, because she becomes the unlucky ship.

@Eboreg on post #2491603 (isonami and uranami (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy)

2016-10-08T14:36:28-04:00

Uranami said:

I'm very close to Isonami-neesan.

Not as close as Akebono and Ushio.

Seriously, they practically have the same Tabular Records of Movement!

@Tk3997 on post #2491603 (isonami and uranami (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy)

2016-09-22T01:38:01-04:00

AdventZero said:

Sisterships colliding with each other seems to be a thing. Though here, none of them sunk.

Now I know why Uranami is so close to Isonami.

For any number of reasons sister vessels tended to be grouped together tactically, so if they were going to collide with another ship those they routinely operated in close proximity to during high speed, complex maneuvers were the most probable.

@AdventZero on post #2491603 (isonami and uranami (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy)

2016-09-21T12:20:11-04:00

Sisterships colliding with each other seems to be a thing. Though here, none of them sunk.

Now I know why Uranami is so close to Isonami.