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Introduction[]

Land Base Aerial Support (abbreviated as LBAS) is a system introduced in the May 2nd-3rd 2016 update along with the Spring 2016 Event, which enables seaplane, carrier-based, and land-based aircraft (but not Autogyro/Liaison Aircraft) to be launched from an air base to assist the fleet during sortie in certain maps.

Prerequisites[]

The prerequisites for unlocking land bases vary from event to event. Typically, admirals will initially gain access to just one base at first, with other bases being unlocked gradually later. In the Spring 2016 and Summer 2016 events, land bases were unlocked progressively one-by-one by clearing certain event maps, to a maximum of three bases. For Fall 2016, all players had by default 2 bases unlocked, the third base was unlocked by clearing a certain map during the event.

World 6 land bases are unlocked through a chain of quests which yield items required to establish bases. Two bases are available for free from these quests, while the third base item can be purchased from the Item Shop. These bases are different from limited-time event bases.

How to Use[]

First introduced in Spring 2016 Event, players were able to establish an air base from which support aircraft could be launched. Usable aircraft included carrier-based aircraft and seaplanes, as well as land-based aircraft that are exclusive to this support system.

In certain maps where land base aerial support is available, players may activate the support and assign aircraft to the air base as shown here:

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When land base aerial support is active for that map, a mark will be displayed below the sortie button.

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At the start of the sortie, players can designate up to two target nodes per airfield where aerial support will be performed. Selecting a single node twice will concentrate aerial support in one location. In order for the node to be clickable, a node must be within a certain range of the land bases. For Spring 2016 Event maps, node ranges are referenced from the starting point of the sortie (or for Map 6-4, the western starting point). This was changed to relative distance from the air base symbol from Summer 2016 Event onwards.

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When the player's fleet reaches the node where the aerial support is requested, a land-based air battle will take phase before the carrier-based air battle, the support expedition, and the initial torpedo strikes. This allows them to weaken the enemy fleet and their air power, allowing players to secure air control more easily.

Note: LBAS can destroy abyssals during Air Battle nodes. This can destroy enemy carriers, completely negating their aircraft.

However, starting from Fall 2016 Event, each map that supports LBAS may have a base limitation, which limits how many bases may perform Sortie support on that map. If the number of Sortie support bases exceeds the limit, excess sortie bases will be relegated to standby.

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Similar to shipgirls, planes assigned to the air base needs to be resupplied as well.

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The refueling process for aircraft is similar to refueling the shipgirls. However, the right box resupplies bauxite instead of ammunition. Use drag and drop to remove a plane from air base slots.

Caution: Removing a plane from an air base will make that plane unavailable for 12 minutes while it is being "relocated"

Properties of different types of aircraft in LBAS[]

Aircraft that can be assigned into an air base can be divided into the following categories:

  • Land-based Attack Aircraft IconLand-based Patrol Aircraft Icon Land-based Attack Aircraft : Have greater flight range than carrier-based aircraft, but cannot be equipped on shipgirls.
  • Interceptor Fighter IconInterceptor Fighter Icon 2  Interceptor Aircraft : Purpose-built aircraft for intercepting bombers that are stationed in the air base. Has lowest flight range.
  • GreenPlaneRedPlaneBluePlaneJet-powered Fighter-Bomber Icon 1YellowPlane Carrier-based Aircraft : Can be equipped on both air base and aircraft carriers. May be further categorized as fighter, bomber (Dive/Torpedo/Jet) and reconnaissance aircraft.
  • SeaplaneSeaplane Fighter Icon Seaplanes : Can be equipped on air base, cruisers, and battleships. Generally have lower performance compared to carrier-based aircraft.
  • Large Flying Boat Icon Flying Boats : Can only be equipped on a flying boat tender (such as Akitsushima) or air base. Has enormous flight range. Adds extra range since Summer 2016 Event.

Autogyro/Liaison aircraft cannot be assigned to land bases.

Options[]

There are 5 options in the air base menu as shown below. Clicking the board will flip through these options:

StandbySortie Air Defense Retreat Rest

Those options are (left to right):

  • 【待機】 Standby
    • Default option when no planes are stationed on a base.
    • Increases morale recovery rate. [1]
  • 【出撃】 Sortie
    • Allows the player to choose nodes for land base support.
  • 【防空】 Air Defense
    • Protects air bases from enemy air raids.
  • 【退避】 Retreat
    • Prevent planes being damaged by enemy air raids.
  • 【休息】 Rest
    • Increases morale recovery speed.[2]
    • Bauxite natural regen speed would be halved if you set your squadron to this status.[3] (i.e. 1 bauxite regen every 6 minutes instead of 3.) Does not affect those who have more bauxite than the natural regen cap.

Choosing Sortie will allow players to choose nodes for land base support. Choosing Air Defense will skip the choosing node process but will allow interception of enemy air raids, so Air Defense mode should be coupled with high AA aircraft and interceptors stationed at the land base. The remaining options will cause the base to not take any actions during sortie.

All bases that are set to Sortie but not actually sent to perform support are defaulted to Standby.

Cost[]

  • Putting planes onto a land base consumes bauxite.
  • (Updated 8/13) Sortieing planes consumes fuel and ammo.[4]
    • Land-based attack aircraft consume 27 fuel and 12 ammo per squadron.
    • Scouts consume 4 fuel and 3 ammo per squadron.
    • Other aircraft consume 18 fuel and 11 ammo per squadron.
    • The actual formula depends on the number of planes in the squadron before sortie: let the amount of plane in the squadron be p:[5]
      • Land-based attack aircraft consume 1.5p fuel and 0.66p ammo per squadron
      • Other aircraft consume p fuel and 0.66p ammo per squadron
  • Resupplying planes consumes fuel and bauxite.
    • Fuel consumption is equal to 3 times the number of planes lost, and bauxite consumption is equal to 5 times the number of planes lost

Limitations[]

  • Unless the node transitions from night to day, a land base squadron will do nothing when sent to a night node.
  • Each aircraft has their own "flight range", which indicates the combat radius of the aircraft. Aircraft that have low flight range will not be able to reach map nodes that are too far away from their air base. See Distance Calculations for details. In most cases, land-based bombers have greater combat radius than carrier-based aircraft.
  • The aerial battle phases of Land-Base Aerial Support are calculated separately from Opening Airstrike and Support Airstrike expeditions, and aerial conditions from one phase will not be carried over to subsequent phases.
  • Plane squadrons will become demoralized (indicated by orange/red face icons) if sortied too frequently.  Accuracy of low morale squadrons is lower compared to normal.
  • When you change an aircraft that is assigned in the land base, the aircraft that is switched out will be tagged with "配置転換中" to indicate that it is currently being relocated, and it will be unavailable to be reassigned to either a land-base or shipgirls for the duration (12 minutes starting from 2016 Summer Event[6]), do NOT change your aircraft too often.
  • Each air base slot only has a relatively low number of planes and which is quite susceptible to enemy AA, especially when ships like Light Cruiser Tsu-class are present.
  • Warning: Swapping an aircraft assigned to the land base will cost you Bauxite depending on which plane you are swapping them into. There is no usage indicator to show the potential loss of Bauxite. Do NOT change your aircraft too often.
  • Warning: When a land base squadron is sortied, it will cost fuel and some ammo per squad. Again, there is no indicator that this is happening.

Enemy Raid[]

In some maps, enemy land bases may assault allied bases with their aircraft. This is triggered semi-randomly, accompanied by a siren sound effect, within the map itself. The amount of raids depends on the map and the route (as well as the difficulty, in the case of Event maps). For instance, in the World 6-5 north route, single enemy raid is guaranteed before reaching the boss, while in the south route the enemy raid occurs randomly on nodes F or I.

Damage to the bases can result in losses of planes (starting from the first slot of the base) and resources. Planes cannot be depleted below 1 by raid damage. It has been demonstrated that bombing damage is unaffected by the damage state of the associated base[7].

To mitigate the effects of enemy raids, players may assign bases to Air Defense in the air base menu prior to sortie. It is advisable to use Land-based fighters (especially those with high Anti Bomber stat) rather than carrier-based fighters, as Land-based fighters are highly effective to intercept enemy airplanes, and it is even possible to annihilate all the attacking airplanes, thus the damage to your bases might be nullified (for the details, see the related subsection in Mechanics).

After an enemy raid, messages will be displayed depending on the amount of damage sustained (see right). The messages are:

  • 空襲により備蓄資源に損害を受けました!
  • Your resources have sustained losses due to the air-raid!
  • 空襲により備蓄資源に損害を受け、
    基地航空隊にも地上撃破の損害が発生しました!
  • Your resources, as well as your land-based air fleets, have sustained losses due to the air-raid!
  • 空襲により基地航空隊に地上撃破の損害が発生しました!
  • Your land-based air fleets have sustained losses due to the air-raid!
  • 空襲による基地の損害はありません。
  • The air-raid has inflicted no damage to the land base.

Mechanics[]

Outlined below is how the LBAS operates during a sortie

All information in this section are now under verification, please treat information in this section carefully.

Fighter Power Calculations[]

  • Fighter Power Formula from Spring 2016 Event[8] for sortie mode:
Where:
  • is the total Fighter Power of the land base.
  • is the current plane count (slot size) of that slot.
  • is the plane's displayed AA stat.
  • is the plane's Interception stat.
  • is the plane's improvement bonus to the AA stat.
  • is the plane's Aircraft Proficiency bonus.
    • Bonus for Interceptor Fighter = Carrier-Based Fighter, Land-based Attack Aircraft = Carrier-Based Bombers
  • is a bonus given if a Land-Based Recon Aircraft exists in the same land base. Normal carrier-based recons do not apply. Multipliers as follows:
  • Fighter Power Formula for air defense mode proposed in August 2016 on wikiwiki LBAS page for the system:[9]
Where:
  • is the plane's displayed Anti-Bomber stat.
  • is a bonus given if Recon plane(s) exist in the same land base. Carrier-based Recons seem to give a larger bonus.[10] According to current findings, the value of R is dependent on the Recon plane's LoS stat: (With the exception of Land-based Recon)
    • For Reconnaissance Seaplanes:
      • 7 LoS or below:
      • 8 LoS:
      • 9 LoS or above:
    • For Carrier-based Recon Aircraft:
      • 7 LoS or below:
      • 9 LoS or above:
    • For Land-based Recon Aircraft:
    • Type 2 Land-based Reconnaissance Aircraft:
    • Type 2 Land-based Reconnaissance Aircraft (Skilled):
  • is the high-altitude modifier. It applies only when high-altitude bombers are launched by the enemy air raid pattern, and is affected by the amount of high-altitude interceptors (denoted as below) participating in base defense, regardless of the base they're stationed in. Otherwise, assumes a value of 1 if no high-altitude bombers are present.
  • Fighter Power Calculation from each individual squadron/fleet are treated separately in their respective round.[2][7]
  • Factors like improvement are also taken into account.[5]
  • In LBAS Aerial Combat (both Sortie Aerial Combet and Enemy Raid), AA stat from enemy recon planes are added into the Abyssal air power calculation.

Sortie Aerial Combat[]

When you sortie to a designated node the bombing phase is similar to that of the normal Aerial Combat Opening Airstrike stage with a few exceptions:[2]

  • Each squadron will go through the entire process of from stage 1 to 3 once but without enemy bombing, costing losses to enemy fighter group[2]
    • This reduces the fighter power required for the main fleet to obtain air superiority in that node.[2]
  • Yellow, orange or red text will be displayed at the bottom of the screen if allied plane losses exceed certain thresholds in each attack.
    • The yellow text (基地航空隊 攻撃隊未帰還機多数!) states that your currently attacking squadron has sustained significant damage.
    • The orange text (基地航空隊 攻撃隊被害甚大!) is a more severe version of the yellow message.
    • Red text (基地航空隊 攻撃隊全滅!) indicates all land-based planes have been shot down.
  • There is no visual display of the air control state (AP/AS/AS+/etc.)
  • The air control state is recalculated for every bombing pass, based on the remaining enemy fighters that survived previous bombing passes.
  • Enemy scout airplanes participate in air fighter power caclulations.
  • Squadrons can be sent to fleet air raid nodes (single arrow nodes).
    • Bombers will attack enemies, but it serves little purpose unless they are sunk/destroyed.
    • Fighter-heavy squadrons can help reduce enemy bombers and decrease damage taken at these nodes.
  • In the case of a concentrated (2x) attack on a single node only, enemy AA defense will eliminate planes during both passes, but only plane losses from the second pass will be accounted for when returning to base.[7] However, it appears plane ranks are lost in accordance with losses from each pass.
    • Therefore, it's possible to have planes left in a slot after a sortie, but still lose all ranks on it.
    • In addition, the bombing damage on the second pass will be calculated ignoring any planes lost during the first pass.[7]

Enemy Raid[]

Preliminary shotdown formula for Air Defense (subject to change):

Where

would be the percentage of planes shot down in a given enemy slot. Thus, the total amount being shot down is determined by:

Where:

  • is the total amount of planes shot down in that slot
  • is a value depending on the resulting Air State:
  • is the Anti-Bomber stat of the fighter stationed in the given slot
  • assumes a value of 1 if the category of aircraft is Interceptor or Land-based Fighter, and is 0 otherwise.
  • The random number function outputs an integer value between 0 and the sum of and (inclusive to 0, exclusive to the upper bound, uniformly distributed)
  • is the plane count (slot size) of the targeted slot

General notes:

  • Squadrons stationed at bases set to Air Defense will protect all land bases from enemy air raids.[2]
    • Fighter Power is not only affected by Anti-air stat but also by Intercept and Anti-bomber stats.[2] See the above fighter power calculation section for details.
      • In addition, Anti-bomber stat may significantly increases the ratio of enemy planes shot down. [11]
    • Interceptor Aircraft stationed in slot X of the airbase intercepts enemies’ airplanes equipped in slot X.[12]
      • So it is advisable to place your Interceptors with high Anti-bomber stat to slots 2-4, as enemies usually equip fighters in slot 1.
  • Damage to bases can result in semi-random losses of "reserve supplies," which are better known as the player's bauxite and fuel.[7]
    • Resource loss from air raids follows the formula 0.9×(total base hp lost)+0.1 rounded off to 1 decimal place.  The loss can be either bauxite or fuel (randomly chosen).[5]
  • If a single base takes 50 or more damage in a single enemy raid, 1~4 planes starting from the first slot will be lost for that base.[7]
    • For example, taking 30 damage to Base 1 in the first enemy raid and 40 damage to Base 1 in the second enemy raid during the same sortie will not lead to losses of planes.
    • Bases set to "Retreat" will not suffer losses of planes in the event of taking 50+ damage, but can still incur resource losses.[7]
    • As aircraft loss starts from the first slot, it is recommended to put fighters instead of other aircraft onto the first slot if fighters are used to minimize bomber or recon plane losses.
    • If the first slot reaches 1 aircraft left, aircraft will start to deplete from the 2nd slot until it reaches one, and so on and so forth.
  • The damage "tags" on abyssal installation types will be applied to your air bases when they're sustaining damage. For more information you can refer to this page on the types of damage "tags" that are applicable.
    • Note these tags have no direct relation to any LBAS mechanics.

Damage Calculation[]

The Basic Attack Power of the airstrike is calculated as follows:

For Land-Based Attack Aircraft:

For other Bombers:

Against submarines: (7+ Anti-Submarine Planes only)

Where:

  • is the bomber's Torpedo AttackTorpedo, Dive Bomber AttackDive Bomb or Anti-SubmarineASW statistic
  • is the current plane count (slot size) of the slot
  • is the base ASW multiplier. Assume 0.35 when ASW stat is 9 or lower, 0.70 otherwise.
  • is the random ASW multiplier. Assume 0.45 when ASW stat is 9 or lower, 0.30 otherwise.
  • is the Critical modifier affected by Aircraft Proficiency.
  • is the Land-Based Aircraft multiplier. Assumes a value of 1.8 if plane is a Land-Based Bomber, and 1.0 otherwise.
  • is the Contact multiplier. Assumes a value of 1.0 if Contact fails.
  • is the Land-based Recon multiplier. Assumes a value of 1.0 if no Land-based Recon is equipped.

Additional notes and observations:

  • When a land-based attack aircraft has both Dive Bombing and Torpedo stats, the former is used against installations while the latter is used against regular targets.
    • When there is a submarine in the enemy fleet, all planes with 7 Anti-Submarine or higher will automatically target any submarines in said fleet.
  • Damage is neither affected by engagement form nor formation.
  • The amount of planes that arrives at a node for a LBAS pass is fixed and is unaffected by shotdowns from a previous pass.
  • Flagship protection still occurs when an enemy flagship is targeted.
  • Damage dealt by LBAS is not affected by any damage the LBAS Base takes beforehand.

Distance Calculations[]

  • As of the Summer 2016 Event, the range of an entire base is determined by the planes with shortest range stationed within.[13]
  • Stationing long-range scouts will increase the range of the entire base.
    • Range Increase = √([longest range scout in base] - [shortest range in base]), rounded off to 1 decimal place. The max range increase is +3.[14]
    • Range increase effects of various scout planes are as follow[15]:
Scout Planes Shortest Range In Base and Added Range
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Type 2 Large Flying BoatType 2 Large Flying Boat 138 Card +3 +3 +3 +3 +3 +3 +3 +3
PBY-5A CatalinaPBY-5A Catalina 178 Card +3 +3 +2 +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
Type 2 Land-based Reconnaissance Aircraft (Skilled)Type 2 Land-based Reconnaissance Aircraft (Skilled) 312 Card +3 +2 +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
Type 2 Land-based Reconnaissance AircraftType 2 Land-based Reconnaissance Aircraft 311 Card +2 +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
Prototype Keiun (Carrier-based Reconnaissance Model)Prototype Keiun (Carrier-based Reconnaissance Model) 151 Card +2 +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
SaiunSaiun 054 Card +2 +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
Type 0 Reconnaissance SeaplaneType 0 Reconnaissance Seaplane 025 Card +2 +2 +2 +1 +1
Type 2 Reconnaissance AircraftType 2 Reconnaissance Aircraft 061 Card +2 +1 +1
Examples Planes In Base Range Shortest Bonus
From
Scout
Planes
Total
Range
#1 Ryuusei KaiRyuusei Kai 052 Card 6 6 N/A 6
Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled)Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled) 096 Card 7
Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled)Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled) 096 Card 7
Type 1 Land-based Attack AircraftType 1 Land-based Attack Aircraft 169 Card 9
#2 ReppuuCatbomb 5 5 N/A 5
ReppuuCatbomb 5
Tenzan (601 Air Group)Tenzan (601 Air Group) 112 Card 5
RyuuseiRyuusei 018 Card 6
#3 Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled)Type 0 Fighter Model 21 (Skilled) 096 Card 7 7 +3 10
GingaGinga 187 Card 9
Type 1 Land-based Attack Aircraft Model 22AType 1 Land-based Attack Aircraft Model 22A 180 Card 10
Type 2 Large Flying BoatType 2 Large Flying Boat 138 Card 20

Morale[]

  • Orange and red faces (analogous to shipgirl morale indicators) can be seen on individual plane squadrons after repeated sorties.
  • Impacts on performance are not well-tested yet, but it is safe to assume squadrons will exhibit lower performance when fatigued.
  • Squadron morale ranges from 0 to 46.[16]
    • 30-46: normal (no mark)
    • 20-29: fatigued (orange face mark)
    • 0-19: heavily fatigued (red face mark)
  • Squadrons default to 40 morale when added to a base.[16]
  • One sortie decreases morale by 6. The decrease occurs after battle.[16]
  • Morale recovers once per 3 minutes. The amount depends on the orders given to the base:[16]
    • 【待機】 Standby: 4 per 3 min.
    • 【出撃】 Sortie: 1 per 3 min.
    • 【防空】 Air Defense: 2 per 3 min.
    • 【退避】 Retreat: 3 per 3 min.
    • 【休息】 Rest: 8 per 3 min.

Air Base Location[]

Trivia[]

  • When the system was first implemented on May 3rd, 2016, there was a bug that caused the bombing damage from land-base aerial support to be omitted from internal enemy HP damage calculation, which occasionally causes a supposedly sunk enemy unit to be able to act as if they were alive (able to attack/be targeted by your fleet), as shown here
    • Two days after the system's implementation, an emergency update was deployed to fix the performance of land-base attack aircraft.
  • The air base featured in the Spring 2016 Event is the Johnston Island Air Force Base (abandoned since 2005) located at Johnston Atoll, while the air base(s) in Spring 2016 Event E-5 are Buin (RXP; abandoned since 1945) or Ballale (RXZ; now Balalae Airport) airfield(s) located in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea and Ballale island, Solomon Islands respectively, near Rabaul and Guadalcanal.
    • In-game, the island allied bases are located on is named Erehwyna Island, an anagram of Anywhere Island. This is likely a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that range calculations are based off fleet starting points, which can vary even in the maps themselves, implying the island has the magical property of being able to move to wherever the player fleet starts in each map.
    • After departing Rabaul, Admiral Yamamoto was scheduled to arrival at Ballale Airfield on April 18, 1943 at 11:35 am. His visit was an inspection of the forward airfields and to boost morale, after the loss of the Guadalcanal campaign. Instead, his Type 1 Rikkou Bomber 2656 was shot down over Bougainville.
  • In Spring 2016 Event, refreshing the game before battle result screen appear can avoid losing aircraft proficiency.[2]
  • From Summer 2016 Event onwards, the bases are indicated by a cross marker on the event map.
  • The air base indicator on each map are located in the same location throughout the Summer 2016 Event.
  • The system was revamped for the Summer 2016 Event after its implementation in the previous event, limiting the air fleet's range to the aircraft with the lowest range.
  • If Detection fails, LBAS will continue to attack despite being no enemies on the screen. Enemies would be damaged accordingly.[17]
  • Under some specific, unknown condition, plane lost from LBAS attack (not air defense) are neglected.[18][19]

References[]

  1. https://twitter.com/KanColle_STAFF/status/764087678497230848
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 http://nga.178.com/read.php?tid=9306401
  3. https://twitter.com/suicakaede/status/729246649252388864
  4. https://twitter.com/wowakayotareso/status/764657084449234944
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=9759958
  6. http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=9759958&_fp=9
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ns82Jb253Y6jSuMvrjWKLrkeUeYf8jb8hzc3-C5coEU/edit#gid=501014224
  8. http://ja.kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%AC%E3%83%83%E3%83%89:1140#8
  9. http://wikiwiki.jp/kancolle/?%B4%F0%C3%CF%B9%D2%B6%F5%C2%E2%2F%A5%B3%A5%E1%A5%F3%A5%C83
  10. http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=9785657&page=4
  11. The detail of the bonus require further verification. For the data and summary, see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTMbuz83POR4VWB5Tnpi26IWQfwuVkI0PBWJH-cNRdMO_iFe5uVm4J2iE7uDsPgiUAadqZB-J41hWEZ/pub?gid=1964370884&single=true&output=pdf and https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTMbuz83POR4VWB5Tnpi26IWQfwuVkI0PBWJH-cNRdMO_iFe5uVm4J2iE7uDsPgiUAadqZB-J41hWEZ/pub?gid=1552957228&single=true&output=pdf
  12. http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:SpFire/LBAS_Enemy_Air_Raid
  13. https://twitter.com/KanColle_STAFF/status/764086515177631744
  14. https://twitter.com/buntan_oic/status/764754696649138177
  15. http://wikiwiki.jp/kancolle/?%B4%F0%C3%CF%B9%D2%B6%F5%C2%E2#distance
  16. 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Du4YEnc3pvBvN5VtAQSbbZ34UAxD6RGt63Yv7NFGKUs/edit#gid=0
  17. https://twitter.com/wowakayotareso/status/727478079220641792
  18. http://ja.kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%AC%E3%83%83%E3%83%89:1140#21
  19. http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=9785657&page=2
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