Came for the ships, and if I stay it will be for the ships.

>>25989
How do you manage a 1.14MB screen cap that looks that horrible?

>>25990
1080 always looks like shit, only neophytes and wannabes watch the 1080p TV version

>>25982
Pretty much. This feels pretty cheap to me. Reminds me of Garupan very much, a big chunk of it is the emphasis of team work between a bunch of underdog misfits, similar artstyle, large all-female cast etc. It's more serious though.

I'm calling it, she's gonna die before this is over.

Don't you love it when you get those scenes in anime with characters running that can easily be mistaken for porn if all you hear is the audio?

>>26000
I had to restart the episode three or four times due to play errors and did notice this.

The German ship was serious about not letting their defecting student leave alive. There is some legit conspiracy shit going on. Possibly with more than just the Harekaze and the Musashi. The whole fleet could very well have infiltrators looking to sabotage the Blue Mermaids.

This training ship apparently only had one torpedo and it was a dummy shell. Now call me crazy but shouldn't the naval base know what kind of armaments the ship is carrying before it departs? Also, shouldn't people be questioning how and why an experienced academy instructor allowed themselves to be sunken by a trainee ship commanded by the lowest scoring students in the academy?
And don't tell me they probably jumped to the conclusion that in it's tardiness to the rendezvous point it was arming itself with live torpedoes somewhere. There's no reason why in the not so distant future they wouldn't be able to keep track of their own ships location. I'm unsure what exactly is going on but it seems like command is jumping to a lot of unreasonable conclusions. You'd think someone would ask some questions, including "why would cadets mutiny and attack their commanding offer on their first voyage?", "what do they hope to gain or accomplish?", "if they planed on stealing a ship why the attack, why not just leave?", "If hypothetically this was an act of espionage, why not attack a more valuable target?", "why sink a ship and not kill a single person?", "why didn't the ship that was under attack request assistance or contact anyone until after the incident took place?" so on and so forth

>>25999
I also considered the possibility of her alternatively (or also) becoming an enemy, and this couldn't possibly smell anymore like a trap.

Ep 3 made me want to buy a shark plushie. I really fucking need a shark plushie now. In my long long anime career never before have I wanted to immeadiately buy something I saw in anime but now I totally have to buy a shark plushie.

>>26055
It seems to be building up to some sort of disease or something spreading and taking over their minds.

Glad to see at least someone in command hasn't completely lost their mind.

If you didn't want people to see it why decorate your room like that in the first place? I can't imagine there being much privacy on battle ships.
How and when did she bring all that stuff on board anyway? I thought they were just going to some training exercises anyway, did they leave port expecting to live on the ship for a while or something?

>>25992
The Obligatory Lain pic.

>>25982
I hope this doesn't turn into KanTohou Collection. Kancolle was ruined by over doing everything character wise, so there was TOO much to choose from. It outdid Touhou in that regard, which is really hard to imagine. Yet, it happened.

>>26027
I knew this was Hunt For Red October based.

>>26055
If this turns into Strike Witches with Top Gun type cliches, what do?

When everyone you've come across has tried to kill you, I'd think this would be the least of your worries.

So at this point in the series the audience doesn't really know much of anything the crew of this ship doesn't know. Yet anyone with half a brain can quickly and easily see what's going on.
Ships have been attacking them without warning up till now. They find a rat drifting in a lab container, a girl handles the rat then goes insane and becomes violent, she gets dumped in the water and starts acting normally again while the rat is locked up. ...What more do these retards need? It's no wonder they were all the lowest scoring students.

...as opposed to the doctor that figured out the problem?

The only appropriate response to this would have to be Nicolas Cage saying "You Don't Say".

>>26356
That cat barely did anything. Couldn't even kill the damn rat things.

How the fuck do you drive over a sea mine and have the boat your on get vaporized but get out without a scratch? They should build whole ships out of whatever the fuck that airbag thing is made of.