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*Submarines can only be attacked by destroyers, light cruisers, torpedo cruisers, aviation battleships/cruisers with seaplane bombers, and some light aircraft carriers. In addition, they are prioritized to attack submarines first, meaning other ships can get away with no damage done to them.

*Submarines can only be attacked by destroyers, light cruisers, torpedo cruisers, aviation battleships/cruisers with seaplane bombers, and some light aircraft carriers. In addition, they are prioritized to attack submarines first, meaning other ships can get away with no damage done to them.

*Submarines are the most resource-efficient class in the game; they cost almost nothing to deploy or repair. Furthermore, they constitute cheap additions towards multiple expeditions that can utilize them.

*Submarines are the most resource-efficient class in the game; they cost almost nothing to deploy or repair. Furthermore, they constitute cheap additions towards multiple expeditions that can utilize them.

*Submarines equipped with [[Type A Ko-hyoteki]] will perform a preemptive torpedo strike before the shelling phase. After reaching level 10, they'll be able to preemptively attack without any equipment at all.

*Submarines equipped with [[Type A Ko-hyoteki]] will perform a preemptive torpedo strike before the shelling phase. After reaching level 10, they'll be able to preemptively attack without any equipment at all.

*SSVs have doubled repair time compared to SS. I-58, I-8 and I-19 turn into SSV after remodelling. I-168 and Maruyu do '''not''' turn into SSV after remodelling, so they can always be remodeled without worrying about increased repair times.

*SSVs have doubled repair time compared to SS. I-58, I-8 and I-19 turn into SSV after remodelling. I-168, U-511 and Maruyu do '''not''' turn into SSV after remodelling, so they can always be remodeled without worrying about increased repair times.

==See Also==

==See Also==