@ThatRabidPotato yeah, that makes sense and seems accurate with what I've seen in this since. The only major deviation was the Entente fielding a project-26 Kirov class ship when there's already a Russian equivalent nation, and the ship itself is late-interwar (albeit the alternative if they...
@JPAU orbit, as others have said, does keep things circling semi-perpetually, due to the inherent imperfections of reality all satellites eventually slow down enough to fall back to earth, so propellant would be necessary on certain orbiters (like the International Space Station) to remain in...
@GuildMasterJin it's entirely feasible checks were extant. They wouldn't be exactly like they are today, but A royal decree could be issued and then converted somewhere else (i.e., you take it to the bank and hand it over, they give you money and then show the palace the paper with a royal stamp...
@LaDeeDah in case you haven't figured it out since posting, or for anyone else who is curious: he's talking about the bow tie, Kyuu-chan normally wears a black one, and does at the beginning, but switches it for the pink one Hinata was wearing while he is showering/bathing.
@mildev From context, given none of the nations in the series are known as the "Federal Republic", I'm guessing that is the name of the successor state to the empire after they lost the war, maybe.
I looked back on previous war reports and found evidence lending credence to this–every mention of...
@Pettanko123 I wouldn't exactly say they're the *good* version, none of these countries are clean of wrongdoing, but they are certainly more justifiable than either of our irl incarnations of world war era Germany. Unlike irl Germany, which both times was on the side that started the conflict...
The fan wiki identified the "Battlecruiser" to actually be a Kirov class heavy cruiser, after seeing reference I concur with that assessment. The Kirov class did actually possess torpedo tubes, despite the TL note, so Tanya is correctly identifying the features of the vessel where the TL...
The warship shown appears to be Helgoland class , in case anyone was wondering. They were built irl between 1908 and 1912, so they're somewhat outdated, given HMS Hood is apparently in the field at the same time, but then again aircraft tech has also been somewhat haphazard with WWI biplane...
She could probably have just cut each of them in half, no one would notice that when put together they look like legs, and of they did they'd be the weird ones. Then again, if that happened it would be far more boring of a chapter
I was interested so I looked it up. Apparently they're both "older" because Chao Ho was the lead ship and laid down first where Ying Swei was completed first and was thus in service longer.
The isekai script seems to be a modified runic alphabet transcription of english. (Some characters have been switched for some reason and others are upside down, but a lot of it is still correct)
* Actually, after rereading it and looking at a few more of the alphabet sets, it is fully correct...
Laffey was my starter too, though for some reason I scrapped her at some point (no clue why, at this point I did it years ago anyways). So my current retro laffey isn't the same one I started with.
@Setsu_Na it can't really be a ful Oedipal Complex though, as he doesn't have a father figure to surpass and kill. The "best" we could get is the marry your mother half, so it's more of a half-Oedipal Complex rather than a full one.