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As Shipgirl's current lifting strength is unknown, I made this thread to upgrade them.
The first argument that I want to bring up is that the Shipgirl possessed power far greater than any warship ever built:
Another thing to note is that, in the world of Azur Lane, military technology is comparable to our own, as several files from the game showcase the existence of guided missiles and the internet which means shipgirls are considered to be superior to the old and modern ships.
All the current shipgirls' profile lifting strength is unknown, which doesn't make sense because they should be able to hold the same amount of weight as a ship can. According to Wikipedia, most ships can displace a certain amount of weight, which usually ranges within Class M (thousand of tons to ten of thousand tons). The highest end, if we're using modern ships, would be the Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier (100,000 tons).
While there are power level differences between shipgirls, I believe that it wouldn't change their lifting strength much since the general idea being made is that any individual shipgirls can do anything better than normal ships do; heck, they literally stated that multiple fleet carriers combined are basically nothing against one shipgirl. Therefore, I believe we should scale shipgirls to the high-end result.
To sum it up, here is my proposal: Upgrade shipgirls' lifting strength based on how much weight warships or carriers can hold (Class M). The important point is that we decide which end to fit shipgirls' scales at.
The first argument that I want to bring up is that the Shipgirl possessed power far greater than any warship ever built:
...The results of our 7-day long naval exercise are astounding. We already knew that Code G's combat potential rivals that of a modern capital ship based on our theoretical estimates, but her actual capabilities were in fact beyond our wildest expectations.
Code G is able to enlarge her rigging to launch and pilot dozens if not hundreds of aircraft entirely by herself. The offensive potential of her rigging surpasses that of multiple older fleet carriers combined. The aircraft she launched were comparable in size to remote-control planes, but despite this, they had all the firepower of their full-scale counterparts.
-Collection Archives: 071 - Code G
...We recently perform a combat test. All this time, I'd viewed Enterprise as identical to a typical human girl. However, everything changed the moment she put on the special equipment created from the same Wisdom Cubes that birthed her.
This equipment massively enhanced Enterprise's physical capabilities. Her strength, stamina, agility, every measurable statistic received an astonishing increase. As for the equipment itself... They bear the appearance of mini-sized naval-grade cannons and machine guns, but the staggering firepower they possess left all the on-site research staff speechless.
Who wouldn't be? After all, this girl, who for all intents and purposes is no different to any ordinary human being, commands power to rival that of fully equipped warships...
-Collection Archives: 071 - Code G
Unlike a warship that has been retrofitted with a Cube-powered energy unit, the use of the E-Cube in this new weapon is groundbreaking. The E-Cube was directly utilized from the time of construction, resulting in complete integration with the cube. Even if its body appears humanoid in form, do not be fooled by its appearance. While its firepower already greatly exceeds that of the same corresponding class of warships, more notable than its combat capabilities is its potential to learn and grow.
-Collection Archives: 081 - Arms Race
The context of these archives describes shipgirls as completely exceeding everything about warships (firepower, speed, agility, stamina, etc.). These clips further solidify the statement by showing how the shipgirls easily destroy the warships and evade their attack.Her mobility and size, too, put traditional warships to shame.
Being only the size of an adult human female, she is able to board a vessel and launch surprise attacks from the deck. Furthermore, despite what her human appearance might lead one to speculate, with her rigging equipped she suffered no damage from both small arms fire and from shockwaves caused by explosions.
Larger weapons similarly proved ineffective against Code G. With a profile smaller than even an unmanned patrol boat, it is practically impossible to land a hit on her using naval cannons. When torpedoes were fired at Code G, she leapt over them, and when an attempt was made to hit her using a guided missile, she made a sharp turn and dodged it.
-Collection Archives: 071 - Code G
Another thing to note is that, in the world of Azur Lane, military technology is comparable to our own, as several files from the game showcase the existence of guided missiles and the internet which means shipgirls are considered to be superior to the old and modern ships.
All the current shipgirls' profile lifting strength is unknown, which doesn't make sense because they should be able to hold the same amount of weight as a ship can. According to Wikipedia, most ships can displace a certain amount of weight, which usually ranges within Class M (thousand of tons to ten of thousand tons). The highest end, if we're using modern ships, would be the Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier (100,000 tons).
While there are power level differences between shipgirls, I believe that it wouldn't change their lifting strength much since the general idea being made is that any individual shipgirls can do anything better than normal ships do; heck, they literally stated that multiple fleet carriers combined are basically nothing against one shipgirl. Therefore, I believe we should scale shipgirls to the high-end result.
To sum it up, here is my proposal: Upgrade shipgirls' lifting strength based on how much weight warships or carriers can hold (Class M). The important point is that we decide which end to fit shipgirls' scales at.
- Low-end: Ten of thousand tons based on battleships and carriers such as Enterprise, Bismarck, Musashi.
- High-end: Hundred of thousand of tons based on Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier and ships of similar class.