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Quotes
| Event | Japanese/English |
|---|---|
| Intro Play |
Good day.
I am Bismarck, the nameship of the Bismarck-class battleships. You should remember it well. |
| Guten Tag.
私はビスマルク型戦艦のネームシップ、ビスマルク。 よおく覚えておくのよ。 | |
| Library [1] Play |
It is I, the pride of Deutschland, the nameship of the Bismarck super dreadnoughts.
Germanic designs are just beautiful and dignified, no? It's alright, you can praise me more. I shall be operating far and wide throughout this ocean. You can expect much from me! |
| ドイツの誇るビスマルク級超弩級戦艦のネームシップ、それが私よ。
ドイツらしい重厚かつ美しいデザインでしょう？いいのよ、もっと褒めても。 この海でも縦横無尽に活躍するわ。期待しなさい！ | |
| Secretary 1 Play |
Good. It is I, Bismarck's turn. |
| Gut. 私、ビスマルクの出番ね | |
| Secretary 2 Play |
You're being quite familiar. Why is that? |
| 気安いわね。どうしたの。 | |
| Secretary 2 [2] Play |
Operation Rheinübung, is it? This brings back memories. |
| ライン演習作戦かぁ。懐かしいわねぇ。 | |
| Secretary 3 Play |
Admiral, it seems that your fleet is lacking in discipline. I shall instruct you from the basics. |
| 提督、貴方の艦隊は少し規律が緩んでいるようね。私が一から教えてあげるわ。 | |
| Secretary Idle Play |
Admiral, it seems that your fleet is lacking in discipline. I shall instruct you from the basics. |
| もう～！この私を放置するなんて、貴方も相当偉くなったものね！出撃とか演習とか付き合ってあげたっていいのよ！？ | |
| Secretary Married Play |
Admiral, no matter what it is, it's bad to work too hard, okay? A change of pace is also a good thing, you know? |
| アトミラール、何事もあまり頑張り過ぎちゃだめよ。気分転換も、大事なのよ？ | |
| Wedding Play |
Admiral, what is it? Such an earnest expression... This is for me? ...I-I see... Y-you can give it to me.
I won't give this back, you know? Definitely... |
| アトミラール、どうしたの？そんな真剣な表情で･･････
これを私に？･･･そっ、そう、も、貰ってあげても良いわ。わ、悪いけど、もう返さないわよ？絶対･･･ | |
| Player's Score Play |
What is it? Has the situation changed for the better? |
| どうなの？状況は好転してる？ | |
| Joining the Fleet Play |
Battleship Bismarck, setting sail! Sally forth! |
| 戦艦ビスマルク、抜錨！出撃するわ！ | |
| Equipment 1 Play |
This is good. Thank you. |
| 良いわね。Danke. | |
| Equipment 2 Play |
Many thanks! |
| Dankeschön! | |
| Equipment 3 [3] Play |
Thank you. |
| Danke. | |
| Supply Play |
My thanks. I can continue to fight with this. |
| ありがとう。これでまた戦えるわ。 | |
| Docking (Minor Damage) Play |
Some equipment repairs are needed. |
| 少し艤装の修理が必要ね。 | |
| Docking (Major Damage) Play |
Apologies, I shall take a short respite. Please call on me later. |
| ごめんなさい、少し休むわ。後は頼むわね。 | |
| Construction Play |
It appears that a new ship has been commissioned. |
| 新しい艦が就役したようね。 | |
| Returning from Sortie Play |
Operation complete, the fleet has returned to port. |
| 作戦終了、艦隊が母港に帰還したわ。 | |
| Starting a Sortie Play |
I shall show you how Bismarck fights! |
| ビスマルクの戦い、見せてあげるわ！ | |
| Starting a Battle Play |
A fleet battle... I'm itching for a fight! |
| 艦隊戦か･･･腕が鳴るわね！ [4] | |
| Attack Play |
Come now, bring it on! |
| さあ、かかってらっしゃい！ | |
| Night Battle Play |
I won't let you escape... Don't underestimate me! |
| 逃がさないわよ･･･甘く見ないで | |
| Attack (Night Battle) Play |
Fire! |
| Feuer! | |
| MVP Play |
I am number one? What are you saying, of course that's the case. Is that not good? You can praise me more. |
| 私が一番ですって？何言ってるの、あたりまえじゃない。良いのよ？もっと褒めても。 | |
| Minor Damage 1 Play |
Guh! |
| ぐぅっ！ | |
| Minor Damage 2 Play |
Not bad...! |
| やるわね･･･！ | |
| Minor Damage 2 [5] Play |
Ahh! This reminds me of those annoying biplanes...! |
| もう･･･！あの忌々しい複葉機を思い出すわね･･･！ | |
| Major Damage [6] Play |
They got me...! The rudder! Is the rudder alright!?... Well then, I can continue on...from here. |
| やられた･･･！舵は！？舵は大丈夫！？･･･なら、まだやれるわね･･･これからよ！ | |
| Sunk Play |
Once again, I shall return to Brest... I exchanged enough shells... I'm...satisfied... [7] |
| また、ブレスト沖に還るのね･･･十分に撃ち合ったわ･･･満足、よ･･････ |
- ↑ Super dreadnoughts comprise an era of battleship history.
- ↑ Operation Rheinübung was her only operation.
- ↑ Equipment(3) is shared with expedition selection, resource collection, instant repair and development.
- ↑ 腕が鳴る - to want to put your skills to use, lit. 'Arms are crying (out)'
- ↑ Fairey Swordfishes lead to her sinking
- ↑ Bismarck was disabled by a strike on her rudder
- ↑ Bismarck was sunk on the way to the port at Brest, France.
Hourlies
| Time | Japanese/English |
|---|---|
| 00:00 Play |
12 o'clock midnight. I'm a little tired. |
| 深夜零時。少し眠いわね。 | |
| 01:00 Play |
1 A.M. Admiral, is it not about time for bed? |
| 午前一時。提督、そろそろ寝ないの？ | |
| 02:00 Play |
2 A.M. *ya~wn*... Of course, I'm tired also... |
| 午前二時。ふわぁ～･･･っ、私もさすがに眠いわ･･･ | |
| 03:00 Play |
3 A.M. You will rise properly tomorrow, yes? Could you please be punctual in the morning? |
| 午前三時。明日ちゃんと起きられるの？朝は時間厳守でお願いね？ | |
| 04:00 Play |
4 A.M. I shall take a short nap. All-nighters are bad for the skin. |
| 午前四時。私はちょっと仮眠するわ。完徹はお肌に良くないし。 | |
| 05:00 Play |
It's 5 A.M. Alrighty, get up! Good morning! |
| 朝五時よ。さあ、ピシッと起きて！Guten Morgen! | |
| 06:00 Play |
6 A.M. Well now, Admiral, let's go and get all the morning affairs in order! |
| 朝六時。提督、さあ、いろいろ朝のうちに片付けてしまいましょう！ | |
| 07:00 Play |
7 A.M. Admiral, it is time for breakfast. What have you prepared for me? |
| 午前七時。提督、朝食の時間よ。私には何をご用意して頂けるの？ | |
| 08:00 Play |
8 A.M. This Admiral-made breakfast is pretty good. Japanese-style isn't bad. |
| 午前八時。提督の作ってくれた朝食もなかなか良いわ。日本式も悪くないわね。 | |
| 09:00 [1] Play |
9 A.M. Well now, let us up and go and start today's commerce raiding! ...Eh, I'm mistaken? |
| 午前九時。さあ、今日も通商破壊戦に繰り出しましょう！･･･え、違うの？ | |
| 10:00 [2] Play |
10 A.M. Kongou? Nagato? No, I don't know them. Who are they? Are they strong? |
| 午前十時。金剛？長門？いえ、知らないわ。誰？強いの？ | |
| 11:00 [3] Play |
It's 11 A.M... Yamato-class? That's got a strong feeling to it. I'd like to meet them. |
| 十一時よ。･･･大和クラス？･･･なんか手強い感じはするわね。会ってみたいわ。 | |
| 12:00 Play |
I am informing you that it is now 12 midday. Well now, what would be good for lunch? |
| 十二時を私がお知らせするわね。さあ、お昼を用意してきても良いのよ？ | |
| 13:00 [4] Play |
1 P.M. Oh, those familiar battleship-shaped destroyers are here. I know those children. |
| 午後一時。あら、見慣れた艦型の駆逐艦もいるのね。あの子たち知ってるわ。 | |
| 14:00 [5] Play |
2 P.M. I wonder if Scharnhorst has also come here. I still would like to meet her. |
| 午後二時。シャルンもどこかに来ているのかしら。また、会ってみたいわね。 | |
| 15:00 Play |
It's 3 P.M. I'd like to eat a little something sweet. Hey Admiral, did you hear me? |
| 午後三時よ。甘いものを少し食べたいわね。ねえ提督、聞いてる？ | |
| 16:00 Play |
4 P.M. Almost evening, no? Shall we leave it at this? |
| 午後四時。そろそろ夕方ね。今日の所はこのくらいにしておくの？ | |
| 17:00 Play |
5 P.M. Phew~, today was hard work as well. Well now, shall we stop at this checkpoint for today?[6] |
| 午後五時。はぁ～、今日も疲れたぁ。さあ、一段落したら今日もおしまいにしましょう？ | |
| 18:00 Play |
6 P.M. Almost time for dinner. Admiral, what kind of menu do you have for me? |
| 午後六時。そろそろ夕食ね。提督、どんなメニューをお持ち頂けるの？ | |
| 19:00 Play |
It is 7 P.M. The Admiral's sauerkraut has an odd flavor... Oh, this is 'tsukemono', you say? [7] |
| 午後七時です。提督のザワークラウト、変な味ね。･･･え、これお漬け物っていうの？ | |
| 20:00 [8] Play |
8 P.M. It's really night now... It's bad for my skin, so could we not go on a night battle? |
| 午後八時。すっかり夜ね･･･。私、お肌に良くないから、夜戦とかしないわよ？ | |
| 21:00 Play |
9 P.M. H~mm, Japanese battleships have such tall bridges. Those sisters sure are something. [9] |
| 夜九時。ふぅ～ん、日本の戦艦ってブリッジが高いのね。あの姉妹、凄いわ。 | |
| 22:00 Play |
It's 10 P.M. I shall take a rest soon. |
| 夜十時よ。私、そろそろ休ませてもらうわね。 | |
| 23:00 Play |
11 P.M. Admiral, are you still going? Good night. |
| 午後十一時。提督、まだやってるの？Gute Nacht. |
- ↑ Bismarck's only operation was commerce raiding
- ↑ Kongou & Nagato were based in the Pacific Ocean, opposite of the Atlantic Ocean.
- ↑ The Yamato-class was based in the Pacific Ocean, opposite of the Atlantic Ocean.
- ↑ Probably referencing the Type 1934-class. Or the Z1-class or the Maas-class.
- ↑ Scharnhorst was supposed to have been a part of Operation Rheinübung.
- ↑ 一段落 - the point at which one can pause
- ↑ Sauerkraut is pickled cabbage & tsukemono is pickled vegetables.
- ↑ Most of Bismarck's damage was received during the night.
- ↑ The Pagoda Bridges seen on the Fusou-class were only present on IJN battleships
Drop Locations
| Ship | Rarity | Type | No. | World 1 | World 2 | World 3 | World 7 | World 4 | World 5 | World 6 | Remarks | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |||||
| Bismarck | S Holo | FBB | 171 | LSC only | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Character
Seiyuu: Endou Aya
Artist: Shimada Humikane
Notes
- She received zwei in the April 23rd, 2014 update.
- She received drei in the September 26th, 2014 update.
- She is the second battleship & first kanmusu able to launch torpedoes in-game.
- Her kai art is based on her Baltic camouflage applied at Kiel Bay. Her zwei art represents her repainting before departing Norway to the Atlantic Ocean during Operation Rheinübung.
- '改' means 'remodelled' (for the first time), '改二' means 'remodelled a second time', et cetera. However, German ships use zwei (two) & drei (three) for '改二' & '改三', respectively, omitting the '改'.
Trivia
- Bismarck is named after the German chancellor, Otto von Bismarck.
- The Bismarck-class was the largest built by the European powers.
- Bismarck was not initially equipped with torpedo tubes. They are from Tirpitz, which was.
- She sunk the world's largest battlecruiser, the HMS Hood (51).
- She was sunk on her first operation, Operation Rheinübung, on May 27, 1941 in the North Atlantic Ocean (48°10'N 16°12'W).
- Fairey Swordfishes eventually scored a torpedo hit on the rudder, jamming it to starboard & ending Bismarck's retreat to Brest, France.
- Her wreck was discovered in 1989 by Dr. Robert Ballard.
- Subsequent expeditions have shown a crew-initiated scuttling ensured that it was sooner rather than later.