Encyclopedia No.: 28 (Kai Ni is No. 357) Ship Class: 1st Ship of the Tenryu-class Ship Type: Light Cruiser Illustrator: Ayaki CV (Voice Actor): Yuka Iguchi Personality: A fearless and bellicose girl who uses masculine pronouns, but at her core, she is a "caring big sister." She is known for her aggressive big talk, using the first-person "Ore" and speaking in a rough, confident, tomboyish tone with lines like "Heh heh, are you scared?" or "You'd better be dazzled by my strength!" She maintains a ruthless attitude toward enemies. In reality, she might be a bit of a coward and has a strong "teasable" trait. Despite her tough talk, her actual in-game stats are modest as she is an early-game, older-model light cruiser. This creates a gap where she gets teased by the player (Admiral) or colleagues, letting out pathetic cries like "Waaaaah!" when things go south. She is the caring "Director of Tenryu Kindergarten." Due to historical context where she led the 6th Destroyer Division (Akatsuki, Hibiki, Ikazuchi, Inazuma), she is depicted in-game as calling destroyers and younger ship girls "brats" while doting on them intensely. In official 4-panel comics and other media, it is a staple to see her as the "hard-working big sister (or nanny)" who is constantly run ragged while looking after them. Appearance: A sharp visual style based on black, with an eyepatch as her trademark. Hair and Face: Short, bluish-black hair that gives a cool impression. She wears an eyepatch with a black line on a white background over her left eye (when moderately damaged, it can be seen that the eye underneath is intact). Clothing: She wears a tight, sailor-style outfit based on black with red line accents throughout. The chest area is slightly open, and she wears black tights. Unique Rigging and Weapon: On her back, she carries massive rigging modeled after a ship's smokestacks. Her greatest symbol is the large, futuristic katana she carries. Despite being a light cruiser, her aggressive design suggests close-quarters combat with this sword rather than shelling.