38 knots

In commemoration of the anime broadcast, It's me, the heroine!

Special Type I-class first subclass of the Fubuki-class

Mutsuki-class

3rd-year type 12.7cm twin mount turret (type A) x3 12th-year type 61cm triple torpedo tubes x3 7.7mm single mount machine gun x2

3rd-year type 12cm naval gun x4 12th-year type 61cm triple torpedo tubes x2 7.7mm single mount machine gun x2

Compared to the previous Mutsuki-class...

Working around the limitations of the Washington Naval Treaty, Japan created a Large Destroyer based on the pursuit of Quality over Quantity!

Displacement increased from 1315 tons → 1680 tons, about a 30% increase.

Packing the power of a 5,500 ton light cruiser, look foward to seeing her in action!

The name ship of the Special Type Destoyers, that's me, the heroine, did you forget!?

In 1917, America had only four-stacker destroyers and no modern destroyers

This... this is a little bad, isn't it?

England's A-class destroyers were obviously not even in the same league

Furthermore, the USA and England were not even aware of the 61cm torpedoes developed by Japan... The Fubukis were truly awesome ships.

Isn't it impossible to mount so many weapons on such a displacement?

I'm not lying!

A lie?

You lyin' about your weight?

After the Tomozuru Incident and the Fourth Fleet Incident, a large scale remodelling was ordered, increasing the displacement to 2090 tons, while lowering the speed to 35 knots.

I didn't want to believe it but...

Actually the special type destroyer was top heavy with an unreasonable weapons loadout and there was a weak point in that the hull structure was weak and prone to cracking.

Note the tripod foremast used by the Fubuki class!