Type A Kouhyouteki

Type A Target
No.41 甲標的 甲型
Torpedo.png Midget Submarine
Effects: Torpedo+12
Scrap value: Ammo 7 Steel 7 (Buildable)

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Equipment Character Type A Kouhyouteki.png

Equipment Item Type A Kouhyouteki.png

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Refittable Ship Types
Fast Battleship Battleship
Aviation Battleship Standard Aircraft Carrier
Armored Carrier Light Carrier
Heavy Cruiser Aviation Cruiser
Light Cruiser Torpedo Cruiser
Training Cruiser Destroyer
Coastal Defense Ship Submarine
Aircraft Carrying Submarine Seaplane Tender
Fleet Oiler Submarine Tender
Repair Ship Amphibious Assault Ship

Mechanics

 Minisub Midget Submarine allow any ship equipping one to perform an Opening Torpedo Salvo. Their main stat is the "torpedo"   stat, being used to calculate damages in all torpedo phases.

Notes

Not to be confused with other crafts of this family (see here).

How To Obtain

Buildable

Stock equipment of: Chitose A  (x2), Chiyoda A  (x2), Mizuho Kai , Nisshin A  (x2), Nisshin Kai , Nisshin 

Uses

Used to improve: Type A Kouhyouteki 

Updates History

  • 2013-04-23: Implemented with initial game release
  • 2013-08-02: Ability to enable opening torpedo added
  • 2018-08-17: Name changed from Kouhyouteki (甲標的) to Type A Kouhyouteki (甲標的 甲型)
  • 2020-09-17: Became improvable and upgradeable to Type C Kouhyouteki 

Improvement

  Type A Kouhyouteki

Improvement Conversion
★ Improvement
Level
0~5 6~9
 
Type C Kouhyouteki
  Consumed 3/3 3/6 9/18
  Consumed 1/2 2/4 4/8
Equipment
Consumed
     x2
Items
Consumed
-  x2  
Resources  30  50  40  20
Ship Helper Conversion
 
Chiyoda A
 
Type C Kouhyouteki
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
 
Nisshin/Kai/A
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Chiyoda Kou/Kai/Ni does not work
Improvement   effects
 Minisub 1★ 2★ 3★ 4★ 5★ 6★ 7★ 8★ 9★ Max★
  1.00 1.41 1.73 2.00 2.23 2.44 2.64 2.82 3.00 3.16

Trivia

The Type A Ko-hyoteki, which means "Target 'A', Type 'A'," was given its name in order to disguise its true purpose: if its design was discovered prematurely by Japan's foes, the Japanese Navy could insist that the vessels were practice battle targets. They were also called "Tubes" (筒 Tou) or "Target" (的 Teki, abbreviation of 'Hyōteki') and other slang names.

Five of these participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor, with two actually making it into the harbor. They also participated in the attacks at Sydney Harbor, as well as in Madagascar.

See Also