Japan ist großartig!

These comics only SALT the wound I'll have to wait 4 months more to get her. T_T

As long as she doesn't turn brown, it's all good.

Germany's Anschluss gets trumped by glorious Japanese assimilation?

Germany keeps sending their ships over there and they convert in a matter of days. Why do they put themselves through this torture?

NegativeSoul said:

Germany keeps sending their ships over there and they convert in a matter of days. Why do they put themselves through this torture?

Seeing Bismarck and Graf Zeppelin in a hot springs bath drinking sake is worth it.

NegativeSoul said:

Germany keeps sending their ships over there and they convert in a matter of days. Why do they put themselves through this torture?

It only really happened to Ro-500. Everyone else is still their old selves.

Though Graf Zeppelin apparently got Anschlussed by the Admiral on her first day there.

It is nice to see Graf getting along nicely with the other carriers though, seeing as she's the only ship of her class and type in all of the German navy. She must've been a bit lonely before coming to Japan.

Blue_Stuff said:

It is nice to see Graf getting along nicely with the other carriers though, seeing as she's the only ship of her class and type in all of the German navy. She must've been a bit lonely before coming to Japan.

Considering as Germany never even bothered to finish building her, and Hitler basically ordered her mothballed and eventually scrapped when she was 95% complete, she basically spent the entire war in drydock with nothing but a 40-man maintenance crew and no planes. So yeah, "lonely" is an understatement. She probably has the least reason of any of the German ships to miss her homeland.

NWSiaCB said:

Considering as Germany never even bothered to finish building her, and Hitler basically ordered her mothballed and eventually scrapped when she was 95% complete, she basically spent the entire war in drydock with nothing but a 40-man maintenance crew and no planes. So yeah, "lonely" is an understatement. She probably has the least reason of any of the German ships to miss her homeland.

And horrifyingly unlucky, too. In addition to being mothballed for pretty much the entire war and being ordered scrapped, she hit a mine and sunk while being towed to the scrapyard.