why a Chinese dressed American aircraft carrier?

MajorAmiruddin said:

why a Chinese dressed American aircraft carrier?

Imo it's a refreshing change from all those blondes, it's always nice to see something different once in a while

Well, the pale ghost

Seika said:

Well, the pale ghost

Now if I think about, it makes more sense if she was done like this, then her ghost nicknames will work

How is this the American aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise?

PlantsVsZombies said:

Imo it's a refreshing change from all those blondes, it's always nice to see something different once in a while

BS. If you're gonna design an original kanmusu, you should at least make sure her design syncs with her nationality. There's NOTHING in this design to indicate she's an American ship.

JsTuCkEy said:

BS. If you're gonna design an original kanmusu, you should at least make sure her design syncs with her nationality. There's NOTHING in this design to indicate she's an American ship.

You must remember that many fans don't actually research WW2 ships that much, or at the very least enough. You can't really hold it out on them, but at the same time I do agree that some effort should at the very least be put into research.
Although it could be that they just want to be fancy by adding random parts in because they just want to be creative or something.

Keo said:

You must remember that many fans don't actually research WW2 ships that much, or at the very least enough. You can't really hold it out on them, but at the same time I do agree that some effort should at the very least be put into research.
Although it could be that they just want to be fancy by adding random parts in because they just want to be creative or something.

That's no fucking excuse. Even someone with zero knowledge on WW2 ships should know that representing an American warship with a Chinese character does not work.

Of course, when the good folks on the World of Warships forum tried to explain this to the artist, she threw a tantrum.