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| |colspan=2|AvMat||[[New Model Aviation Development Material]]|| | | |colspan=2|AvMat||[[New Model Aviation Development Material]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|[[Big Seven]]||{{Class|Nagato}}, {{Class|Nelson}}, and {{Class|Colorado}}||The first 7 battleships built to carry the biggest naval guns (>40 cm) allowed by the [[wikipedia:Washington Naval Treaty|Washington Naval Treaty]] | + | |colspan=2|[[Big Seven]]||{{Class|Nagato}}, {{Class|Nelson}}, {{Class|Colorado}}||The first 7 battleships built to carry the biggest naval guns (>40 cm) allowed by the [[wikipedia:Washington Naval Treaty|Washington Naval Treaty]] |
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| |colspan=2|Blow torches||[[Instant Construction Material]]|| | | |colspan=2|Blow torches||[[Instant Construction Material]]|| |
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| |colspan=2|Chuuha||"Moderately Damaged"||Japanese, orange damaged | | |colspan=2|Chuuha||"Moderately Damaged"||Japanese, orange damaged |
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− | |colspan=2|Cut-In||[[Cut-in|special powerful attacks]]||Triggered when using a right set of specific gears | + | |colspan=2|Cut-In||[[Cut-in|special powerful attacks]]||Trigges when using a right set of specific gears |
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| |colspan=2|DameCon||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Personnel}}|| | | |colspan=2|DameCon||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Personnel}}|| |
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− | |colspan=2|DameGami||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Goddess}} | + | |colspan=2|DameGami||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Goddess}}|| |
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− | |colspan=2|DameKami||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Goddess}} | + | |colspan=2|DameKami||{{EquipmentLink|Emergency Repair Goddess}}|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Debuff||A [[Debuff|mechanic]] that weaken some event bosses. | + | |colspan=2|[[Debuff]]|| ||A [[Debuff|mechanic]] that weaken some event bosses |
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− | |colspan=2|DevMat||[[Development Materials]] | + | |colspan=2|DevMat||[[Development Materials]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Fighter-Mulle||The process of equipping a ship with only "fighters", to gain air superiority (AS). | + | |colspan=2|Fighter-Mulle|| ||The process of equipping a ship with only "fighters", to gain air superiority (AS). |
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− | |colspan=2|Flamethrower||[[Instant Construction Material]] | + | |colspan=2|Flamethrower||[[Instant Construction Material]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Gingusa||[[Ginga (Egusa Squadron)]] | + | |colspan=2|Gingusa||[[Ginga (Egusa Squadron)]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Green T||Crossing the T (Advantage) [[Engagement]] | + | |colspan=2|Green T||Crossing the T (Advantage)||Battle [[Engagement]] |
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− | |colspan=2|GunMat||[[New Model Gun Development Material]] | + | |colspan=2|GunMat||[[New Model Gun Development Material]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Hole Punch||[[Reinforcement Expansion]] | + | |colspan=2|Hole Punch||[[Reinforcement Expansion]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Ho-Ni||{{EquipmentLink|Toku Daihatsu Landing Craft + Type 1 Gun Tank}} Japanese tank's name. | + | |colspan=2|Ho-Ni||{{EquipmentLink|Toku Daihatsu Landing Craft + Type 1 Gun Tank}}||Japanese tank's name |
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− | |colspan=2|I-Go||{{EquipmentLink|Daihatsu Landing Craft (Type 89 Medium Tank & Landing Force)}} Japanese tank's name. | + | |colspan=2|I-Go||{{EquipmentLink|Daihatsu Landing Craft (Type 89 Medium Tank & Landing Force)}}||Japanese tank's name |
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− | |colspan=2|Ka-Mi||{{EquipmentLink|Special Type 2 Amphibious Tank}} Japanese tank's name. | + | |colspan=2|Ka-Mi||{{EquipmentLink|Special Type 2 Amphibious Tank}}||Japanese tank's name |
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− | |colspan=2|Ka-Tsu||{{EquipmentLink|Special Type 4 Amphibious Tank|Special Type 4 Amphibious Tank Kai|link=Ka-Tsu}} Japanese tank's name. | + | |colspan=2|Ka-Tsu||{{EquipmentLink|Special Type 4 Amphibious Tank|Special Type 4 Amphibious Tank Kai|link=Ka-Tsu}}||Japanese tank's name |
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− | |colspan=2|KancoDex||[[Library]] (Kancolle's Pokedex), sometimes, just KanDex. | + | |colspan=2|KancoDex||[[Library]]||Kancolle's "Pokedex", sometimes, just KanDex |
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− | |colspan=2|Kancolle||Kantai Collection | + | |colspan=2|Kancolle||Kantai Collection|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Kanmusu||"kantai musume", ship-girl | + | |colspan=2|Kanmusu||"Ship-girl||Japanese, abbreviation of "kantai musume" |
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− | |colspan=2|Kiriban||[[Ranking#Special_Tiers|Ranking "Lucky Tiers"]] | + | |colspan=2|Kuso||"Bad"/"Shitty"||Japanese, a common insult toward admirals (notably from [[Akebono]]), for being careless or even reckless. In the community, it mainly designates players using strats involving low morale or even sinking girls. |
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− | |colspan=2|Kuso||"Bad" or "Shitty", a common insult toward admirals (notably from [[Akebono]]), for being careless or even reckless. In the community, it mainly designates players using strats involving low morale or even sinking girls. | + | |colspan=2|MelonMat||[[New Model Armament Material]]||Referencing the [[Yuubari]] fairy on it |
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− | |colspan=2|MelonMat||[[New Model Armament Material]], referencing the Yuubari fairy on it. | + | |colspan=2|Nuke||[[Anti-Installation#Equipment_Setups|Anti-installation]] setup||Uses tanks, craft, and artillery, doing "nuclear-like" damage (up to 9999) |
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− | |colspan=2|Nuke||[[Anti-Installation#Equipment_Setups|Anti-installation]] setup using a tank, a DLC, and artillery, doing "nuclear-like" damage to installations (up to 9999 damage). | + | |colspan=2|Penguin||Failure Box||Notably featuring a penguin/toucan-like bird, and appearing each time a ship [[modernization]] or equipment [[craft]] is failed |
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− | |colspan=2|Penguin||The "Failure Box", notably featuring a penguin/toucan-like bird, and apearing each time a ship [[modernization]] or equipment [[craft]] is failled. | + | |colspan=2|Poi||っぽい||Catchphrase of [[Yuudachi]], meaning "maybe", referring to [[wikipedia:Ironbottom Sound|Ironbottom Sound]]. |
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− | |colspan=2|Poi? (っぽい?)||Catchphrase of [[Yuudachi]], meaning "maybe", referring to [[wikipedia:Ironbottom Sound|Ironbottom Sound]]. | + | |colspan=2|ProtoPult||[[Prototype Flight Deck Catapult]]|| |
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− | |colspan=2|ProtoPult||[[Prototype Flight Deck Catapult]]|| | + | |colspan=2|Red T||Crossing the T (Disadvantage)||Battle [[Engagement]] |
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− | |colspan=2|Red T||Crossing the T (Disadvantage)||[[Day_Battle#Engagement|Battle Engagement]] | + | |colspan=2|Recon||[[Recon|Reconnaissance Planes]]||Referring to either "[[Seaplane Recon]]s" or/and "yellow [[Reconnaissance Aircraft]]" |
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− | |colspan=2|Recon||[[Recon|Reconnaissance Planes]]||Referring to either "[[Seaplane Recon]]s" or/and "yellow [[Reconnaissance Aircraft]]". | + | |colspan=2|[[Rensouhou]]||連装砲||[[Rensouhou|Danbo-like robot]] [[pets]] appearing with some ships, namely [[Shimakaze]], [[Amatsukaze]], and [[Helena]] |
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− | |colspan=2|[[Rensouhou]]||連装砲||[[Rensouhou|Danbo-like robot]] [[pets]] appearing with some ships, namely [[Shimakaze]], [[Amatsukaze]], and [[Helena]]. | + | |colspan=2|Rocket||''See [[Rocket]] for more details''||A form of propulsion, different from the usual propeller blades or turbojets. |
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− | |colspan=2|[[Rocket]]|| ||A form of propulsion, different from the usual propeller blades or turbojets (see ''[[Rocket|here]]'' for rockets ingame).
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| |colspan=2|RocketMat||[[New Model Rocket Development Material]]|| | | |colspan=2|RocketMat||[[New Model Rocket Development Material]]|| |
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| |colspan=2|Sanshiki||"Type 3 Shell"||Japanese [[AA Shell]]s | | |colspan=2|Sanshiki||"Type 3 Shell"||Japanese [[AA Shell]]s |
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− | |colspan=2|Screw||[[Improvement Material]]s|| | + | |colspan=2|Screw||[[Improvement Material]]s|| |
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− | |colspan=2|Secretary||The flagship of the first fleet, the girl on the main menu. | + | |colspan=2|Secretary||1st fleet flagship||The girl displayed on the main menu, affecting several mechanics |
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| |colspan=2|Seiyuu||Japanese [[Seiyuu|Character Voice/Voice Actress]]||Same as CV or VA | | |colspan=2|Seiyuu||Japanese [[Seiyuu|Character Voice/Voice Actress]]||Same as CV or VA |
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| |colspan=2|Shouha||"Lightly Damaged"||Japanese, yellow damaged | | |colspan=2|Shouha||"Lightly Damaged"||Japanese, yellow damaged |
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− | |colspan=2|Synergy||Used to describe the positive effect given by equipping certain equipment together, mainly referring to [[ASW Synergy]], [[Speed|Speed Synergy]], and [[Fit Bonuses]]. | + | |colspan=2|Synergy|| ||Used to describe the positive effect given by equipping certain equipment together, mainly referring to [[ASW Synergy]], [[Speed|Speed Synergy]], and [[Fit Bonuses]] |
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| |colspan=2|Spoon||[[Vanguard Formation]]||Named after its shape | | |colspan=2|Spoon||[[Vanguard Formation]]||Named after its shape |
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| |colspan=2|Teitoku||"Admiral"||Japanese | | |colspan=2|Teitoku||"Admiral"||Japanese |
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− | |colspan=2|Tenryuu Kindergarten|| ||A common theme where [[Tenryuu]] and a destroyers' escort are regularly used in expeditions to optimize resources consumption. The official 4-Koma also shows Tenryuu being a good children (DD) caretaker.
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| |colspan=2|Torches||[[Instant Construction Material]]|| | | |colspan=2|Torches||[[Instant Construction Material]]|| |
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| |colspan=2|!すでのな|| ||One of [[Inazuma]]'s lines written "backward", in traditional Japanese format. Also appears as a [[Furniture|wall scroll]]. | | |colspan=2|!すでのな|| ||One of [[Inazuma]]'s lines written "backward", in traditional Japanese format. Also appears as a [[Furniture|wall scroll]]. |
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| + | |colspan=2|Lanking||[[Ranking]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|lonking||[[Ranking]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Senka||[[Ranking Point]]s|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Cannon||[[Quests]] rewarding ranking points|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Initials||Initial ranking points||Points accumulated from the previous month |
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| + | |colspan=2|Carryover||Initial ranking points||Points accumulated from the previous month |
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| + | |colspan=2|Ranker||Player participating in [[Ranking]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Rank||Player's rank in the [[Server]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Senkatard||Ranker|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Schizo||Ranker|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Union||Top 5 [[Rank]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Yonhap||Top 5 [[Rank]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Kiriban||[[Ranking#Special_Tiers|"Lucky Tiers" ranks]]|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|BG||Top 1 ranker||As it has his secretary displayed in the background of the official results board |
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| + | |colspan=2|Clown||Top 20 ranker|| |
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| + | |colspan=2|Brunei||[[7-1]]||Refers to the map location and not the server |
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| + | |colspan=2|Kisu||[[3-2]]||Refers to the map location |
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| + | |colspan=2|Graduate||Cap [[HQ]] experience||Reaching 396 000 000 exp, referring to the idol industry term for "retirement" |
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| + | |colspan=2|Dead||Cap [[HQ]] experience||Reaching 396 000 000 exp, such player is unable to rank anyfurther |
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| + | |colspan=2|Hidden EO|| ||Clearing EO in between 14h00 and 22h00 JST of the last day of a month |
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| + | |colspan=2|RRW||[[Ranking Rewards]]|| |
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