Ship Name: Oboro Library No. 67 Class: Ayanami-class, 7th ship Type: Destroyer CV: Kozue Hayasaka Artist: drew Appearance: Short bob cut in a withered-grass color with amber eyes. A characteristic bandage is on her right cheek. When moderately damaged, a lock of her bangs sticks up like a cowlick, suggesting her hair is naturally quite wavy. Also, when damaged, the bandage on her cheek is upgraded to gauze. Her outfit, like the rest of the 7th Destroyer Division, is a white short-sleeved sailor uniform with navy blue accents. However, only the collar is emerald green. She wears black socks. Her rigging is shared with her younger sister ships. The basic design is very similar to the Fubuki-class, but the bottom of the funnel rigging she carries on her back is slightly shorter, and her main guns are more angular, forming almost perfect boxes. Personality: Her first person pronoun is usually "Oboro" (referring to herself by name), but changes to "Atashi" (casual feminine I) only during acquisition and login. She is a competitive, hot-blooded, and hardworking girl. She's the type to give her all in everything, though she can be a bit too eager at times. She likes summer, crabs, and Christmas. She speaks normally but adds a bit of "insurance" at the end of her sentences. () She feels loyalty and trust toward the Admiral and wants her efforts to be recognized; however, she shows some reluctance toward excessive remodeling or new forces, revealing a complex state of mind. By the way, she doesn't seem to mind being touched. She really doesn't seem to mind!! When resupplied, she quietly confesses, "Actually... I was hungry," showing a stubborn side where she endures hunger without being able to speak up.

Ship Name: Akizuki Library No. 221 Class: Akizuki-class, 1st ship Type: Destroyer CV: Ari Ozawa Artist: Yoshinori Shizuma Appearance: Characterized by dark brown hair tied in a ponytail and dark gray eyes. She wears a pennant (a ribbon for decorating a sailor hat) around her head that says "61st Destroyer Division," and her hair tie is a Type 91 Anti-Aircraft Fire Director. As mentioned, her eyes are drawn gray, but in figures and the "KanColle Kai" trailer, they are depicted as blue. Not a blue-gray, but a genuine, clear blue. Since Shizuma ships have few new illustrations, it's unclear which is the current official color. For a destroyer, she is remarkably tall and slender, boasting a superb figure comparable to light cruisers, with a dignified presence reminiscent of the 3rd ship of a certain light cruiser class. However, her "chest armor" isn't quite at the level of Ushio or Hamakaze—who make people ask "Is that really a destroyer?"—or Urakaze, who is said to have the best body among destroyers. She looks closer to Furutaka or Kako... wait, aren't they heavy cruisers? Looking at her, Kisaragi might be around this size too... even though she's supposed to be the smallest currently implemented... Incidentally, the actual ship was similar in size and silhouette to the light cruiser Yubari, leading the US military to mistakenly believe Japan was mass-producing Yubari-class ships. Since the length, width, displacement, and silhouette were almost identical, it was unavoidable. Thus, Akizuki's non-destroyer-like appearance as a shipgirl may stem from that. Personality: Extremely serious, lively, and positive. Even when left alone, she starts checking her equipment, showing a very faithful attitude toward her duties. She has an extraordinary passion for fleet air defense and won't give up even if moderately damaged. First person: I (Watashi). She calls the Admiral "Commander." This is likely because she regrets being unable to protect Zuikaku and Zuiho of the 3rd Carrier Division from the fierce air attacks during the Battle off Cape Engaño. Perhaps for that reason, she respects and constantly worries about Shokaku and Zuikaku. Her catchphrase is "It's okay." She uses it more than any other shipgirl, even more than Haruna. She says it even when heavily damaged or in situations where things are definitely not okay, such as while sinking. It's a line that vividly reflects her personality, so be sure to treat her with care and don't push her too hard. Also, being the eldest of the Akizuki-class, she shows a good big-sister side, worrying about and taking pride in her younger sisters. However, perhaps because the actual ship was built late in the Pacific War when defeat was looming, her eating habits are quite poor. She considers a set of "barley rice, pickled radish, canned beef, and miso soup" to be a luxury, which brings tears to the eyes of many Admirals. Consequently, the dishes she prepares are all very frugal.