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Vietnam Railways 231 Class (undergoing major expansion)
List of Kantai Collection characters (page creation; split from Kantai Collection (TV series))
New Haven I-5 class (undergoing page creation)
SBB-CFF-FFS Ce 6/8 II (to be made)

Vietnam Railways 231 Class

Specifications
Specifications
Configuration:;
• Whyte	4-6-2
Gauge	1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in)
Driver dia.	1,200 mm (47.24 in)
Cylinders	Two, outside

Type and origin
Type and origin
Power type	Steam
Builder	Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM)

231 Class
231 Class
Power type
Type and origin
Power type	Steam
Builder	Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM)
Configuration:;
Specifications
Configuration:;
• Whyte	4-6-2
Gauge	1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in)
Driver dia.	1,200 mm (47.24 in)
Cylinders	Two, outside
Operators
Career
Operators	Vietnam Railways, Royal Railways of Cambodia

The 231 class locomotive is a 4-6-2 "Pacific" type metre gauge steam locomotive in use on Vietnam Railways and the Royal Railways of Cambodia.^[1]

Vietnam

There were three subclasses of the 231 class built for use in French Indochina: 231-301, 231-401, and 231-501.

231-300 Class

SACM delivered ten locomotives in 1933. These were a lighter variation of similar locomotives built for Tunisia in 1914 and 1928.^[2]

231-400 Class

These locomotives were built by Hanomag in Germany, and were delivered in 1930 as part of World War I reparations.^[3]

231-500 Class

These locomotives were built by SACM between 1938 and 1939.

References

^ Gurnett, David. "Railways in Vietnam article: '231 Classes'". Railways in Vietnam.
^ "The turbulent history of Indochina's 1m gauge Pacific and Mikado locomotives by Pascal Béjui". Historic Vietnam. Retrieved 22 November 2024.^{[better source needed]}
^ Trains Magazine. {{cite magazine}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)^{[full citation needed]}

List of Kantai Collection characters

Kantai Collection is a Japanese free-to-play web browser game developed by Kadokawa Games and published by DMM.com. Its anime adaptation, produced by Diomedéa for the first season and ENGI for the second season, first aired in 2015.

Kanmusu

Season 1

Destroyers

Fubuki (吹雪): Voiced by: Sumire Uesaka (Japanese); Felecia Angelle (English)^[1]; A newcomer destroyer to the naval base, and assigned to the Third Torpedo Squadron (第三水雷戦隊, Dai-san suirai sentai), Fubuki is the main protagonist of the first season of the series. Meek and timid, at the beginning of the series she has no combat experience prior to transferring to the base, and performs poorly at physical activity. She is assigned temporarily to the Southwest Area Fleet (南西方面艦隊, Nansei hōmen kantai) during the Battle of Southwest Area, before being transferred to the Fifth Mobile Fleet (第五遊撃部隊, Dai-go yūgeki butai) during Operation MO and Operation FS, where she earns the respect of her peers, who choose her as their Flagship. Having a deep admiration for Akagi, she dreams of eventually becoming her escort, eventually doing so following her first remodel.

Mutsuki (睦月): Voiced by: Rina Hidaka (Japanese); Cherami Leigh (English)^[1]; One of the members of the Third Torpedo Squadron. The first kanmusu Fubuki meets on the base, Mutsuki has a cheerful and responsible personality. She is later transferred to the Fourth Fleet (第四艦隊, Dai-yon kantai) with Mogami during Operation FS.

Yūdachi (夕立): Voiced by: Yumi Tanibe (Japanese); Leah Clark (English)^[1]; Another destroyer of the Third Torpedo Squadron, alongside Fubuki and Mutsuki, who has a laid back attitude. She has a verbal tic as she speaks, often inserting "poi" into her sentences. She is later transferred to Naka's fleet during Operation FS, before getting a second remodel and being transferred again to the First Carrier Task Force (第一機動部隊, Dai-ichi kidō butai) (consisting of Akagi).

Kisaragi (如月): Voiced by: Rina Hidaka (Japanese); Kasi Hollowell (English)^[1]; Another destroyer who is instead assigned to the Fourth Torpedo Squadron (第四水雷戦隊, Dai-yon suirai sentai) during the Battle of W island. She has a mature personality, even more mature than her older sister Mutsuki. She is sunk during the Battle of W island.

Yayoi (弥生), Mochizuki (望月): Voiced by: Rina Hidaka (Japanese); Alison Viktorin (Yayoi), Jill Harris (Mochizuki) (English)^[1]; Two destroyers whom Fubuki and Mutsuki met during the briefing session of the W Island raid. Mochizuki is quite a sleepyhead, while Yayoi is rather emotionless. Both are later assigned to the Fourth Torpedo Squadron during the Battle of W island.

Akatsuki (暁), Hibiki (響), Ikazuchi (雷), Inazuma (電): Voiced by: Aya Suzaki (Japanese); Monica Rial (Akatsuki), Apphia Yu (Hibiki), Lara Woodhull (Ikazuchi), Camille Liedtka (Inazuma) (English)^[1]; Four destroyers belonging to the Sixth Destroyer Division (第六駆逐隊, Dai-roku kuchikutai) and assigned to the Second Support Fleet (第二支援艦隊, Dai-ni shien kantai) (Akatsuki and Hibiki) and the First Carrier Task Force (Ikazuchi and Inazuma) during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base. Akatsuki considers herself an adult lady, while Hibiki tends to speak Russian frequently, rarely saying anything but "хорошо" (Khorosho, "Very well" in Russian), Ikazuchi has a very caring and confident personality, and Inazuma is a timid girl. Akatsuki and Ikazuchi do not get along very well, as they constantly argue about whatever went wrong, such as Inazuma using a flamethrower to boil their curry faster only to end up burning the entire pot, making Inazuma cry and blame herself for the failure.

Shimakaze (島風): Voiced by: Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Megan Shipman (English)^[1]; A destroyer who claims herself to be the fastest in the whole fleet, and indeed is. She is assigned to the Southwest Area Fleet during the Battle of Southwest Area. She has a hyperactive personality and tends to jump around rooms like a rabbit while waiting, to the point of forgetting what her next mission is.

Aircraft carriers

Akagi (赤城): Voiced by: Saki Fujita (Japanese); Tia Ballard (English); An aircraft carrier belonging to the First Carrier Division (第一航空戦隊 (一航戦), Dai-ichi kōkū sentai (Ikkōsen)) and assigned to the First Carrier Task Force. Akagi engages enemy ships by firing arrows with her bow, which transform into aircraft piloted by fairies. Due to her past combat history, she is held in high esteem throughout the base. Her massive appetite is only outdone by Yamato-class battleships.
Kaga (加賀): Voiced by: Yuka Iguchi (Japanese); Jeannie Tirado (English); An aircraft carrier of the First Carrier Division and assigned to the First Carrier Task Force during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base, who frequently accompanies Akagi. She dislikes Shōkaku and Zuikaku of the Fifth Carrier Division (第五航空戦隊 (五航戦), Dai-go kōkū sentai (Gokōsen)), and does not feel confident giving orders to any kanmusu not of her class. She especially refuses to follow orders from Zuikaku, considering the girl's command to be misguided, but will praise them as hard working girls. She appears distant but seems to have a soft spot for Akagi. She is later assigned to the Fifth Mobile Fleet during Operation MO and Operation FS.

Sōryū (蒼龍), Hiryū (飛龍): Voiced by: Sumire Uesaka (Japanese); Sara Ragsdale (Sōryū), Michelle Rojas (Hiryū) (English); Two aircraft carriers of the Second Carrier Division assigned to the First Carrier Task Force during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base.

Shōkaku (翔鶴): Voiced by: Iori Nomizu (Japanese); Mikaela Krantz (English); An aircraft carrier of the Fifth Carrier Division and assigned to the Fourth Fleet during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base. She advised her sister Zuikaku to avoid arguing with the experienced Kaga, but she seems to have satirized Kaga and the First Carrier Division potentially as escorts.

Zuikaku (瑞鶴): Voiced by: Iori Nomizu (Japanese); Sarah Wiedenheft (English); Another aircraft carrier of the Fifth Carrier Division assigned to the Fifth Mobile Fleet during Operation MO and Operation FS. Just like Kaga who dislikes the Fifth Carrier Division, Zuikaku also dislikes the First Carrier Division, although Fubuki later helps Zuikaku ease her relationship with Kaga.

Taihō (大鳳): Voiced by: Mamiko Noto (Japanese); Sally Haden (English); An aircraft carrier who was last seen as an observer of Operation MI, though she appears as an obscure silhouette. She finally made her full appearance in the last phase of Operation MI as a reinforcement, finishing off the remaining Abyssal ships. Unlike the other carriers, she uses a repeating crossbow to launch her planes.

Light aircraft carriers

Shōhō (祥鳳): A light aircraft carrier of another naval base. During Operation MO, She is assigned to the MO Strategy Main Force (MO攻略本隊, Emu Ō Kōryaku Hontai) along with Aoba, Furutaka, Kako and Kinugasa, is sortied along with the Covering Force (掩護部隊, Engo Butai) of Tenryū and Tatsuta, but she is badly damaged by the air raid of enemy aircraft carriers.

Chitose (千歳), Chiyoda (千代田): Two seaplane carriers briefly appearing in a reconnaissance before Operation MI.

Houshou (鳳翔): Voiced by: Aya Suzaki

Battleships/Battlecruisers

Kongō (金剛), Hiei (比叡), Haruna (榛名), Kirishima (霧島): Voiced by: Nao Tōyama (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (Kongō), Dawn M. Bennett (Hiei), Bryn Apprill (Haruna), Trina Nishimura (Kirishima) (English)^[1]; These four battlecruisers are assigned to the Second Support Fleet (Kongō and Hiei) and the Fourth Fleet (Haruna and Kirishima) during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base. During the Battle of W island, they operated together as members of the Second Fleet (第二艦隊, Dai-ni kantai), and later as part of the Southwest Area Fleet during the Battle of Southwest Area.; These four kanmusu have different personalities, but are all generally airheaded and excitable, to Mutsu's amusement and Fubuki's chagrin. Kongō is cheerful and has a habit of mixing English words into her speech, reflecting the fact that the ship whose spirit she represents was built in Britain. Hiei has an elder sister complex towards Kongō, right down to being jealous whenever she is ignored. Haruna is humble and speaks in third person, while Kirishima has a habit of testing microphones.; During Operation MO and Operation FS Kongō is transferred to the Fifth Mobile Fleet, where she operates separate from her sister ships.

Nagato (長門), Mutsu (陸奥): Voiced by: Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (Nagato), Morgan Garrett (Mutsu) (English)^[1]; Two battleships who take on a command role from within the communications room of the naval base, relaying orders from the admiral to the fleets. Nagato does most of the commanding, while Mutsu acts as an assistant. Nagato is the serious and no-nonsense voice of authority but has a soft spot for cute animals and acts gruff to conceal her softer side, while Mutsu is more demure and seductive.

Yamato (大和): Voiced by: Ayana Taketatsu (Japanese); Christina Kelly (English)^[1]; The most powerful battleship ever built, she is the navy's trump card and her existence has been kept a secret. She runs a forward base in Truk Lagoon during Operation FS. However, due to her need for large quantities of food and supplies, she has limited experience at sea. Historically, her living conditions were luxurious hence her nickname "Hotel Yamato", a moniker she dislikes.

Heavy cruisers

Ashigara (足柄): Voiced by: Risa Taneda (Japanese); Kristi Rothrock (English); A heavy cruiser who works as a teacher at the naval base's school. She is very strict for a teacher in that she even punished Yūdachi by giving the latter more homework after school, staying true to her nickname of "The Hungry Wolf". She is also considered a failure at getting dates with men.

Nachi (那智), Haguro (羽黒): Voiced by: Risa Taneda (Japanese); Michelle Lee (Nachi), Kristen Lee (Haguro) (English); Two heavy cruisers who, like Ashigara, also work as teachers at the naval base's school. Nachi has a serious personality, while Haguro is a timid girl.

Takao (高雄): Voiced by: Nao Tōyama (Japanese); Jamie Marchi (English); Another heavy cruiser whom Fubuki met when preparing for the raid on W Island. Her personality mirrors Atago, in that she is the more responsible of the two.

Atago (愛宕): Voiced by: Nao Tōyama (Japanese); Kristi Kang (English); A heavy cruiser assigned to the Fourth Fleet during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base, whom Fubuki ran into while the latter was searching for Akagi in the dorm's hot springs. However, due to a misunderstanding, she let Fubuki dock in the hot springs, thinking that the latter is severely damaged.

Mogami (最上): Voiced by: Aya Suzaki (Japanese); Lynsey Hale (English); An aviation cruiser assigned to the Second Support Fleet during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base and later the Fourth Fleet during Operation FS along with Mutsuki.

Tone (利根), Chikuma (筑摩): Voiced by: Yuka Iguchi (Japanese); Skyler McIntosh (Tone), Whitney Rodgers (Chikuma) (English); Two heavy cruisers who, like the Myōkō sisters, work as teachers at the naval base's school. Tone teaches running in the destroyer class, and both she and Chikuma supervise Fubuki's training.

Furutaka (古鷹), Kako (加古): Voiced by: Yuka Ōtsubo

Two heavy cruisers set to appear in the upcoming movie.^{[needs update]} They have different personalities. Furutaka takes her pride as a heavy cruiser seriously, while Kako is a sleepyhead.

Chōkai (鳥海)

A heavy cruiser set to appear in the upcoming movie.^{[needs update]} She is last seen observing Kitakami and Ōi sharing their moments together at the Naval Base's park much to her dismay in the official trailer.

Aoba (青葉): Voiced by: Aya Suzaki

Light cruisers

Kuma (球磨), Tama (多摩): Voiced by: Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Alex Moore (Kuma), Marla Acevedo (Tama) (English); Two light cruisers assigned to the Fourth Fleet during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base and later the Fourth Torpedo Squadron during the Battle of W island. Both of them have their own verbal tic as they speak, with Kuma often inserting "kuma" into her sentences, while Tama has "nya".

Kitakami (北上), Ōi (大井): Voiced by: Yuka Ōtsubo (Japanese); Morgan Berry (Kitakami), Amber Lee Connors (Ōi) (English); Two Kuma-class cruisers rebuilt into torpedo cruisers. They are always seen together due to Kitakami being the object of obsession for Ōi, who is wary of anyone who touches or talks with Kitakami, dealing with them in a quite rude and furious attitude. They are now a part of the Fifth Mobile Fleet during Operation MO and Operation FS.; Ōi said that they are not light cruisers, and they call themselves Torpedo Cruisers.; In Truk Lagoon, Ōi is also shown to have a fear of snakes.

Yūbari (夕張): Voiced by: Sarah Emi Bridcutt (Japanese); Kristen McGuire (English); Another light cruiser assigned to the Second Support Fleet during the Battle of the Sea in Front of the Naval Base, who later becomes the flagship of the Fourth Torpedo Squadron during the Battle of W island. During Operation MO, she became the flagship of the Third Fleet (第三艦隊, Dai-san kantai), along with the MO Strategy Main Force and the Covering Force of another naval base, with the task of supporting the Fifth Mobile Fleet.

Ōyodo (大淀): Voiced by: Ayako Kawasumi (Japanese); Madeleine Morris (English); A light cruiser who also works as a quest giver to the kanmusu. She mostly locates enemy bases from the communications room's radar and tells the fleet when an enemy has been spotted. She is also responsible for the equipment given to the kanmusu prior to their sortie.

Sendai (川内), Jintsū (神通), Naka (那珂): Voiced by: Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Brittney Karbowski (Sendai), Natalie Hoover (Jintsū), Jad Saxton (Naka) (English)^[1]; Three light cruisers belonging to the Third Torpedo Squadron. They give Fubuki different training sessions unique to them. Sendai trains Fubuki in balancing (since Special Type Destroyers tend to randomly lose balance), Jintsū in target accuracy, and Naka in confidence (i.e. smiling and standing out in front of other kanmusu). Jintsū is the flagship of the Third Torpedo Squadron.; These three kanmusu have different characteristics. Sendai looks energetic and loves night battles. Jintsū is gentle and quiet but also responsible. Naka is always active and happy, likes singing and dancing, even identifying herself as the idol of the fleet.; Naka would later be transferred to another fleet which also consists of former Third Torpedo Squadron member Yūdachi during Operation FS.

Others

Mamiya (間宮): Voiced by: Yui Horie (Japanese); Mallorie Rodak (English)^[1]; A food supply ship who works as a chef at the naval base's restaurant and sweets cafe Mamiya (甘味処間宮, Kanmi-dokoro Mamiya). She mostly makes sweets like parfait for the kanmusu.

Admiral (Commander) (提督 (司令官), Teitoku (Shireikan)): The admiral of all the kanmusu, only shown through shadow or first-person view. It is assumed that the faceless and voiceless portrayal is in order to not interfere with the viewers' own vision of the admiral, as the game's admirals are the players themselves. The Admiral's gender is also ambiguous, though Crunchyroll's subtitled release refers to as a male.^{[citation needed]}

Season 2

Destroyers

Shigure (時雨): Voiced by: Yumi Tanibe^[2]; Also known as "Shigure of Sasebo" due to her history of surviving many battlefields. She was previously part of the 27th Destroyer Division, but in the past, all the other ships were sunk. At the start of the story, Shigure was part of the 2nd Torpedo Squadron, but was ordered to transfer to the 3rd Division of the 1st Striking Force.; Although she has a calm and kind personality, she also has the inner strength to continue fighting even when the war situation worsens, following her personal motto, "There is no rain that never stops."; Before entering Surigao Strait, Yamashiro gives Shigure one of her hair ornaments, with the inscription "Even if I'm no longer here, please protect the fleet and my sister (Fusou)."; In Surigao Strait, Shigure fought the Abyssals while keeping an eye on her allies, and towards the end she supported Yamashiro's approach to the Strait Night Princess with her main guns and torpedoes, creating an opening for Yamashiro to attack.; At Sasebo, while sightseeing, Shigure becomes friends with Yukikaze, who is her roommate at an inn. During the subsequent training exercise, Yahagi shows impressive teamwork with Yukikaze, even though it is an improvisation. This also leads to them calling each other "Yuki" and "Gure."; While keeping Ryuho company, Shigure runs out of depth charges due to the large number of enemy submarines and nearly loses her life, but she manages to survive safely thanks to a new type of depth charge left behind by Yamashiro.; In the Maritime Guerrilla Warfare arc, Shigure undergoes a major remodel with encouragement from the admiral, who says, "You can't change the past, but you can change the future by looking at it." Using her past combat history, experience, and training as a foundation, she gains new powers and becomes Shigure Kai San.

Yukikaze (雪風): Voiced by: Saki Fujita; Nicknamed "Yukikaze of Kure" due to her history of fighting in many battlefields. She has a bright and innocent personality. She is elusive and a free spirit, and she has stolen meals sent to Shigure and Isokaze from Hamakaze, and when she returned from a guerrilla operation, she threw away her own equipment, confusing the maintenance staff.; In Surigao Strait battle, Yukikaze stepped into the line of fire of the Ru-class battleship that was about to attack Yamashiro and Shigure, and while provoking it, she fired five torpedoes as they passed each other, destroying the Ru-class battleship.; In the Sasebo arc, she becomes close with Shigure after sharing a room with her at an inn. After that, she is transferred to the Second Torpedo Squadron, and during training, she shows her high reconnaissance skills by noticing the bombing of the training Zuiun^[clarify] before anyone else, and discovering I-47 and I-58 hiding underwater and immediately counterattacking with depth charges.; Yukikaze was ordered to serve in the Hi 87 convoy, but she was unable to set out because she ate too many mandarin oranges that caused her engine to malfunction.; In the subsequent Maritime Guerrilla Warfare arc, she recovers from her breakdown and sets out with Yahagi and others as part of a guerrilla force.

Michishio (満潮), Asagumo (朝雲) and Yamagumo (山雲)

Isokaze (磯風) and Hamakaze (浜風)

Suzutsuki (涼月) and Fuyutsuki (冬月)

Aircraft carriers

Ryuho (龍鳳)

Battleships

Fusou (扶桑) and Yamashiro (山城): Voiced by: Saki Fujita^[2]

Cruisers

Yahagi (矢矧)

Submarines

I-47 and I-58

Abyssal Fleet

Wo-class aircraft carrier: Standard aircraft carriers of the Abyssal Fleet. Flagship variants are distinguishable by yellow phosphorescence in their eyes. One appears during Operation MO, intercepting the Naval Base's encrypted communications, and surprise attacks the 5th Striking Force, causing moderate damage to Shokaku, but is forced to retreat after a desperate counterattack from Zuikaku and Shokaku and the rescue of Fubuki, leaving the Wo-class carrier with a wound in her left eye.; Afterwards, she becomes a modified flagship and launches a surprise attack on the weakened naval base in Operation FS. She also stands in the way of the shipgirls in Operation MI.

Airfield Princess

Night Strait Princesses

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l "KanColle English Dub Recap Blog - Funimation - Blog!". Funimation. April 1, 2017. Archived from the original on October 6, 2017. Retrieved September 15, 2019.
^ ^a ^b "アニメ『艦これ』2期の放送時期は11月に。時雨、扶桑、山城などが描かれた新作ビジュアルが公開" [The second season of the anime "Kantai Collection" will air in November. New visuals featuring Shigure, Fuso, Yamashiro, and more have been released]. famitsu.com (in Japanese). 26 March 2022. Retrieved 25 November 2024.

New Haven I-5 class

Type and origin
Power type	Steam
Builder	Baldwin Locomotive Works
Build date	1937
Total produced	10

Specifications
Configuration:
• Whyte	4-6-4

Career
Numbers	1400-1409
Retired	1951
Scrapped	1952
Disposition	All scrapped

The I-5 class were ten 4-6-4 locomotives operated by the New Haven Railroad, and were introduced in 1937.

History

References

Young, Jan (30 Nov 2017). Fashion in Steel: Streamlined Steam Locomotives in North America. ISBN 9781387408610.

[231.html-1] Gurnett, David. "Railways in Vietnam article: '231 Classes'". Railways in Vietnam.

[HistoricVietnam-2] "The turbulent history of Indochina's 1m gauge Pacific and Mikado locomotives by Pascal Béjui". Historic Vietnam. Retrieved 22 November 2024.^{[better source needed]}

[3] Trains Magazine. {{cite magazine}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)^{[full citation needed]}

[:0-4] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l "KanColle English Dub Recap Blog - Funimation - Blog!". Funimation. April 1, 2017. Archived from the original on October 6, 2017. Retrieved September 15, 2019.

[Famitsu-5] "アニメ『艦これ』2期の放送時期は11月に。時雨、扶桑、山城などが描かれた新作ビジュアルが公開" [The second season of the anime "Kantai Collection" will air in November. New visuals featuring Shigure, Fuso, Yamashiro, and more have been released]. famitsu.com (in Japanese). 26 March 2022. Retrieved 25 November 2024.

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