Range: Standard Melee Range, Tens of kilometers with Guns, AA ceiling of Tens of kilometers with Anti-aircraft guns Should be somewhat comparable to META Shipgirls who can fight for an endless amounts of time) Shipgirls can travel a long distance through sea for many days without rest. Stamina: Peak Human, possibly Superhuman (Shipgirls are capable of fighting waves of enemies without getting tired, and some can even do so while being injured. Striking Strength: Multi-City Block level (Shipgirls can completely destroy WW2 ships and airplanes with just their basic attacks)ĭurability: Multi-City Block level (Capable of surviving attacks from other ships, who are comparable to her in strength) Lifting Strength: Class M ( Shipgirls are superior to normal ships, which can displace tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of tons ) Should be comparable to Zuikaku who can react and intercept missiles) Speed: Superhuman with Supersonic+ reactions and combat speed (Shipgirls can react to gunfire and torpedoes.
Fought against Prinz Eugen and Bismarck alongside other Royal Navy Ships ) Historically, she given the title of the largest and most powerful warship in the world, prides herself as the glory of the Royal Navy.
Powers and Abilities: Shipgirl Physiology, Statistics Amplification & Danmaku (via Royal Navy's Glory)Īttack Potency: Multi-City Block level (She is one of the most powerful Royal Navy Ships, therefore placing her above normal Shipgirls who can perform this feat. She was sunk by by Bismarck in the Battle of Denmark Strait which a lucky hit to her 4-inch magazines clean through her belt armor, exploded, and sank within 3 minutes.ĭespite this, she remained as the largest and most powerful warship in the world for 20 years, leading to her status as the glory of the Royal Navy and give her the nickname, "The Mighty Hood".Ĭlassification: Shipgirls (Admiral-class Battlecruisers) She was one of the four Admiral-class to be built during WW1 and completed in 1920. The personification of Battlecruiser HMS Hood.
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