A shipgirl whose past life was the 8th Ayanami-class destroyer, Akebono. She is known for her extremely harsh language, but this is rooted in the weight of historical facts.

She has light purple hair tied in a side ponytail. Her hair ornaments include pink Miyakowasuru flowers and a large bell.

As a destroyer girl, she is petite.

Her physique has thinner "chest armor" compared to her sister ships Ushio and Sazanami.

Her uniform is a white sailor suit with a navy blue collar.

Her hobby is fishing (she has quite a collection of high-end gear).

From the first meeting, she calls the Admiral "Shitty Admiral" and shows open hostility, making her one of the most prickly girls among all the shipgirls.

Behind her harsh words and actions lies a deep-seated distrust of the Admiral, stemming from her past life where she failed to protect her escort targets and sister ships, and the subsequent shifting of blame by the high command. However, at her core, she is a timid girl putting up a front.

In her past life, her sister ships and escort targets were sunk by submarines multiple times, resulting in a trauma regarding submarines.

She is the only one of the Tsundere Trio who is afraid of submarines; even seeing a friendly submarine in the corner of her eye is enough to make her flee.

A shipgirl whose past life was the 3rd Asashio-class destroyer, Michishio.

She has blonde hair in a twin-side-up bun style (a hairstyle difficult to describe accurately).

She wears the standard Asashio-class uniform (a white shirt with a black jumper-skirt style top). Among the Asashio-class, she is the only one who wears a ribbon on her blouse.

As a destroyer girl, she is petite.

She maintains a defiant attitude toward everyone. However, unlike other prickly shipgirls, she doesn't resort to verbal abuse or violence; her words often carry a self-deprecating nuance.

Her personality is deeply influenced by her past life, where all her sister ships (Asashio, Oshio, Arashio) were lost while she was undergoing repairs. Because of this past, she harbors regret and frustration for being unable to do anything, leading to many self-deprecating lines.

Her experience as the sole survivor of her class, navigating through brutal battles, contributes to her attempt to be strong and her words that sometimes sound like resignation.

A shipgirl whose past life was the 10th Asashio-class destroyer, Kasumi. She is one of the prickliest shipgirls and is known for being so harsh to the Admiral that she is called the "Useless Admiral Reformer."

She has silver hair tied in a side ponytail with a green ribbon.

She has eyes that are a yellowish-orange.

She wears the standard Asashio-class uniform (a white shirt with a black jumper-skirt style top).

As a destroyer girl, she is petite.

She is famous for being short-tempered about everything and never showing a sweet side. She berates the Admiral during resupply, modernization, docking, and every other occasion, sometimes even calling him "scum."

Her harsh behavior is considered her own way of "lecturing" the Admiral, as she experienced fierce battles from the early stages of the Pacific War and knows the terror of complacency and the importance of survival. She acts like an instructor to educate the Admiral, who is responsible for the lives of many shipgirls, which earned her the title "Useless Admiral Reformer."

She also has a caring side, such as bringing rice ball snacks to comrades who are working hard.

Furthermore, her experience in the Rei-go Operation (where she served as flagship and commanded battleships of higher rank) and her history of staying with Yamato until the end have shaped her strong sense of responsibility and strict personality.

A tall, high-spec, handsome Admiral.

He has a neat, clean hairstyle and attire, a physique that is neither too fat nor too thin, a great sense of humor, and is sincere, compassionate, and independent.

In short, he is the embodiment of the perfect, cool male figure.

However, if he has one flaw, it is a tragic childhood where his parents constantly told him to "become a high-earning civil servant," forcing him to be perfect and keeping him under constant restriction.

Because of this, he loves people like Hosho and Ikazuchi, who accept him unconditionally and let him act spoiled.

Of course, he also values his other comrades and shipgirls, and he accepts whatever they say with a calm face as part of their "individuality."