KanColle: Kantai Collection

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Set Sail on Epic Adventures: Dive into the World of KanColle!

Command a fleet where WWII warships are personified as adorable yet deadly anime girls, battling the Abyssal Fleet in a blend of strategy, moe, and naval warfare! Each ship girl carries history and personality, making every sortie memorable.

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What is the name of the main character in KanColle: Kantai Collection? (Genius)

#1: Fubuki

#2: Yamato

#3: Akagi

#4: Kaga

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Which KanColle ship girl is known as the "Demonic Battleship"? (Hard)

#1: Yamato

#2: Nagato

#3: Taihou

#4: Haruna

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KanColle's ship girls are anthropomorphized versions of real historical naval vessels, and each character's design and personality often reflect their ship's history.

KanColle: Kantai Collection has inspired a popular anime adaptation and multiple manga series.

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Who is your favorite KanColle shipgirl?

Yamato

Nagato

Shimakaze

Akagi

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Which KanColle ship class do you find most interesting?

Destroyers

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Aircraft Carriers

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Popular Characters

Shimakaze

Kongou

Nagato

Yamato

Kaga

Akagi

Atago

Prinz Eugen

Houshou

Fubuki

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April 23, 2013

KanColle Initial Release

Kantai Collection (KanColle) was initially released as a browser game by Kadokawa Games in Japan, featuring a fleet management simulation with anthropomorphized World War II naval ships.

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March 2014

KanColle Anime Adaptation Announcement

Announcement of an anime adaptation of Kantai Collection, expanding the brand beyond the game into multimedia.

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January 8, 2015

KanColle Anime Series Premiere

The Kantai Collection anime television series premiered in Japan, increasing the popularity of the franchise.

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2016

KanColle Mobile Version Launch

Release of a mobile version of Kantai Collection to reach a broader audience.

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