Ship

Ship Type Identification
Notes
 * '*' Abbreviations are derived rather than official


 * Battleships & Fast Battleships share the hull classification, BB.


 * Light Aircraft Carriers & Standard Aircraft Carriers are termed 正規空母, or Fleet Carriers, to distinguish them from Escort Carriers or other carrier types. This term sometimes refers only to Standard Aircraft Carriers.


 * There are 194 kanmusu (sans remodels & class changes) as of the May 2, 2017 Update.

Exceptions
 * Training Cruisers & Torpedo Cruisers do not count as a Light Cruiser for expeditions or branching rules requirements.
 * Similarly, Aviation Cruisers & Aviation Battleships do not count as a Heavy Cruiser & Battleship, respectively[0].
 * The Chitose-class' carrier remodels shift them from Seaplane Tenders to Light Aircraft Carriers.
 * Taigei's remodel shifts her from a Submarine Tender to a Light Aircraft Carrier.

Ship Stats

 * Firepower, Torpedo , Anti Air , Armor , & Luck can be upgraded by Modernization.
 * Firepower, Torpedo , Anti Air , Armor , Anti-Submarine , Line of Sight , & Evasion will improve from leveling up.
 * Marrying a ship will increase her HP, Luck , & level cap. The increase in level cap allows the ship to have higher Anti-Submarine , Evasion , & Line of Sight.
 * Ship remodel
 * 改 (Kai), in Japanese, stands for Modified, Revised, Improved, or Altered. It's used on all single remodelled ships.
 * ニ (Ni), in Japanese, stands for the number 2 or Second. It's applied in combination with 改 to ships with a second remodel.
 * Zwei, in German, stands for the number 2 or Second. It's applied alone to ships with a second remodel.
 * Drei, in German, stands for the number 3 or Third. It's applied alone to ships with a third remodel.
 * Although German kanmusu have a 改, they omit it with Zwei & Drei.
 * Speculatively, the developers probably thought that it sounds or looks cool & German is 'exotic'.
 * Due, in Italian, stands for the number 2 or Second. It's applied to Zara, who is currently the only Italian ship with a 2nd remodel.
 * Rarity
 * Top-Left : Common
 * Bottom-Right : Ultra-rare
 * Based on Kanmusu Catalog, the ships' rarity classifications are the following: C>SC>R>SR>H>SH



Note that other than background color, the metallic symbol on the top left corner may also identify rarity.

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