Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 39,40 (click to see context) from:
*** ItGetsBetter afterwards, but not before showing off the combat ability of Bentenmaru against military vessels.
to:
*** ItGetsBetter Gets better afterwards, but not before showing off the combat ability of Bentenmaru against military vessels.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 68 (click to see context) from:
That container came from the Empire and it was deliberately programmed to open early, so that it could infect the crew of the Bentenmaru and put them into quarantine. If all had gone according to plan, Bentenmaru's Letter of Marque would have expired during the quarantine.
to:
That container came from the Empire and it was deliberately programmed to open early, so that it could infect the crew of the Bentenmaru and put them into quarantine. If all had gone according to plan, Bentenmaru's Letter of Marque would have expired during the quarantine.quarantine.
[[WMG: What message did Marika sent to Yotof while Gruier was off the bridge?]]
I think it was, "I will be carrying two cannisters of anesthetic gas when we board the Ghost Ship."
[[WMG: What message did Marika sent to Yotof while Gruier was off the bridge?]]
I think it was, "I will be carrying two cannisters of anesthetic gas when we board the Ghost Ship."
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
fixed a spelling error
Changed line(s) 51,52 (click to see context) from:
Note the way Ironbeard addresses her - calmly, firmly, without overt aggression or rudeness - and informs her that the Galactic Empire's Empress has charged him with returning her to the Empress' side. Also note that they're both theoretically equals, being pirates recognised by the Empire, and yet Ironbeard kneels before her on one knee, as if a subject before royalty. The last hint is how he tells her he intends to ensure her safety - and Ririka, who's now a member of Ironbeard's crew, foils the attempted assasination.
to:
Note the way Ironbeard addresses her - calmly, firmly, without overt aggression or rudeness - and informs her that the Galactic Empire's Empress has charged him with returning her to the Empress' side. Also note that they're both theoretically equals, being pirates recognised by the Empire, and yet Ironbeard kneels before her on one knee, as if a subject before royalty. The last hint is how he tells her he intends to ensure her safety - and Ririka, who's now a member of Ironbeard's crew, foils the attempted assasination.
assassination.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 65 (click to see context) from:
to:
* Another advantage is that if they are facing directly towards an enemy they have a very small silhouette, which makes them harder to hit.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 64 (click to see context) from:
Most of the time, they take over the other ship's control systems before boarding, and in that case they use normal docking procedures. But in the last episode we saw that they can engage in boarding a ship they don't control, by ramming it. That worked pretty well for Shangrila, but it didn't penetrate very far because of its blunt shape. The blade shape of the Corback class and the Talbot class is more reinforced and should penetrate better, increasing the chance of reaching corridors in the target ship. The dual-blade Maracot class doesn't do this, but by the time that class was designed, the shipyards were already experience building blade-shaped hulls, so the design included two of them.
to:
Most of the time, they take over the other ship's control systems before boarding, and in that case they use normal docking procedures. But in the last episode we saw that they can engage in boarding a ship they don't control, by ramming it. That worked pretty well for Shangrila, but it didn't penetrate very far because of its blunt shape. The blade shape of the Corback class and the Talbot class is more reinforced and should penetrate better, increasing the chance of reaching corridors in the target ship. The dual-blade Maracot class doesn't do this, but by the time that class was designed, the shipyards were already experience building blade-shaped hulls, so the design included two of them.them.
[[WMG: The cat-monkey episode was a deliberate attempt at sabotage]]
That container came from the Empire and it was deliberately programmed to open early, so that it could infect the crew of the Bentenmaru and put them into quarantine. If all had gone according to plan, Bentenmaru's Letter of Marque would have expired during the quarantine.
[[WMG: The cat-monkey episode was a deliberate attempt at sabotage]]
That container came from the Empire and it was deliberately programmed to open early, so that it could infect the crew of the Bentenmaru and put them into quarantine. If all had gone according to plan, Bentenmaru's Letter of Marque would have expired during the quarantine.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
The reason for ships being shaped like knives.
Changed line(s) 61 (click to see context) from:
* We also know that Serenity naval intelligence observed the battle, because they told Gruier that it was over and that the pirates had won.
to:
* We also know that Serenity naval intelligence observed the battle, because they told Gruier that it was over and that the pirates had won.won.
[[WMG: The reason the Corbacks and Talbots are shaped like blades is for boarding actions]]
Most of the time, they take over the other ship's control systems before boarding, and in that case they use normal docking procedures. But in the last episode we saw that they can engage in boarding a ship they don't control, by ramming it. That worked pretty well for Shangrila, but it didn't penetrate very far because of its blunt shape. The blade shape of the Corback class and the Talbot class is more reinforced and should penetrate better, increasing the chance of reaching corridors in the target ship. The dual-blade Maracot class doesn't do this, but by the time that class was designed, the shipyards were already experience building blade-shaped hulls, so the design included two of them.
[[WMG: The reason the Corbacks and Talbots are shaped like blades is for boarding actions]]
Most of the time, they take over the other ship's control systems before boarding, and in that case they use normal docking procedures. But in the last episode we saw that they can engage in boarding a ship they don't control, by ramming it. That worked pretty well for Shangrila, but it didn't penetrate very far because of its blunt shape. The blade shape of the Corback class and the Talbot class is more reinforced and should penetrate better, increasing the chance of reaching corridors in the target ship. The dual-blade Maracot class doesn't do this, but by the time that class was designed, the shipyards were already experience building blade-shaped hulls, so the design included two of them.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 55,57 (click to see context) from:
** Also, they share the same eyes.
** [[spoiler: Confirmed (for the anime at least) in Episode 26 - Gruier calls him 'Captain Gonzaemon' and Ririka refers to him in the same way as she did Gonzaemon in Episode 1.]]
** [[spoiler: Confirmed (for the anime at least) in Episode 26 - Gruier calls him 'Captain Gonzaemon' and Ririka refers to him in the same way as she did Gonzaemon in Episode 1.]]
to:
Changed line(s) 60,61 (click to see context) from:
** Marika sent a message to Serenity telling them where and when the battle was going to be. We know that because Gruier was trying to get there in Odette II.
** We also know that Serenity naval intelligence observed the battle, because they told Gruier that it was over and that the pirates had won.
** We also know that Serenity naval intelligence observed the battle, because they told Gruier that it was over and that the pirates had won.
to:
