What are ya guys doin'?

We're reading a tale about our ship ancestor!!

Nanodesu!

Ah, your originators were really accomplished with deeds of arms.

They managed to sink страшный during the Russo-Japanese War. "Terrible", they were used in Russo-Japanese war.

You're mistaken.

It's a story about

Raiden!!

"Raiden" means "thunder and lightning". It's also written with kanji signs that make names of Ikazuchi and Inazuma. What's more, ship like that was really in service, known more commonly as Banryuu.

Ikazuchi and Inazuma of previous generation.

Launched in England as schooner "Emperor" in the third year of Ansei Era (1856).

We're Emperor nanodesu!

Emprah!

Seems like a bossy name.

Has been presented to Tokugawa Shogun by Queen Victoria in Fifth Year of Ansei Era (1858) and so became "Banryuu Maru". Maru is a sufix generally used in naming ships.

Hey, lower one, calm down your face. (Tenryuu)