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  1. Raws: http://www.mediafire.com/?wbr35i2jyamc3x2
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OxaFN3V5nA
  3.  
  4. Page 01-02
  5. KanColle: Special Feature & New Comic Serialization
  6. Hiei: Still putting in all my energy for the Fifth Anniversary!
  7. Kongou: We'll keep counting on you, dess!
  8.  
  9. This spring, KanColle celebrates its fifth anniversary.
  10. To all the admirals who have cheered us on, thank you very much.
  11. Please continue to support KanColle and the shipgirls in the future.
  12. - KanColle Management Naval District
  13.  
  14. ---
  15.  
  16. Page 03-04
  17. Kantai Collection -KanColle-
  18. Congratulations on your fifth anniversary!
  19. - Comptiq and Comp Ace Editorial Department
  20. [Best girl top right]
  21.  
  22. ---
  23.  
  24. Page 06-07
  25. Kantai Collection -KanColle-
  26. 5th Anniversary! And onward to a sixth year at sea! A huge feature welcoming a new era!
  27.  
  28. This is a huge feature celebrating the spring of the fifth anniversary alongside the admirals! We'll continue to put, all, our strength into serving as an info mag for the sixth year - please continue to come along with us, NE?
  29.  
  30. A commemorative feature as thanks for and in celebration of the fifth anniversary!
  31.  
  32. Kantai Collection (KanColle), the SLG [Simulation Game] where you raise your own fleet of collected shipgirls brimming with personalities based on motifs from ships of the past, has at last reached five years since the start of service! In this issue, a commemorative anniversary issue, we look at the wake left by KanColle, celebratory messages from all over, and more! We also look at the ongoing Second Zuiun Festival "Yomizuiland" and, of course, the latest update information and more in this huge special feature. Even now, KanColle makes steady progress toward its upcoming latest development, Phase 2. Let's continue on our voyage with the shipgirls into the sixth year!
  33.  
  34. Contents
  35. 008: Celebration Messages
  36. 012: Fifth Anniversary Seiyuu Bulletin
  37. 014: Fifth Anniversary Commemoration, Latest Info
  38. 016: Second Zuiun Festival News Flash
  39. 018: Interview with the Management Naval District: Fifth Anniversary Special Edition
  40. 020: KanColle: Five Years at Sea
  41. 034: Admiral Comp's Challenge!
  42. * Memorial card download comes on page 35 [On the digital release, this shows up as an odd green box]
  43.  
  44. ---
  45.  
  46. Page 08-11
  47. [Lots of congratulations. The first two pages are by seiyuu. Involved corporations dominate page 10. I'll do page 11.]
  48. Congratulations on your fifth anniversary, KanColle!!
  49. Might seem weird that they asked for a message for someone with no connection to KanColle, but
  50. I might have one soon! (lol
  51. Look forward to it!
  52. - Mikimoto Haruhiko (Macross)
  53.  
  54. Congratulations on your fifth anniversary, KanColle.
  55. While I don't play myself, I really respect the work that's been done.
  56. It's kind of moving seeing in port destroyers that share names with shipgirls with art.
  57. There's a lot of ships whose names have lived on in the JMSDF but haven't been anthropomorphized yet.
  58. As a fan of the modern destroyers, I'd love if they were in the future.
  59. - Katoki Hajime (Gundam)
  60.  
  61. Congratulations on your fifth anniversary, KanColle.
  62. Although the product and contents are rather different from what I work with,
  63. as a fellow worker in the simulation game genre I greatly appreciate the contribution they've made.
  64. I hope KanColle continues to develop in the future.
  65. - Terada Takanobu (Super Robot Wars, B.B. Studio (Ltd.))
  66.  
  67. Congratulations on your fifth anniversary, KanColle.
  68. Thanks to all the readers chasing after the latest info on KanColle development, [oh shit that's us]
  69. this is the 20th issue with a KanColle cover since the first article.
  70. We will continue striving to inform our readers of the latest developments in KanColle.
  71. - Fujita Takahira(?) (Comptiq Editorial Department Editor-in-Chief)
  72.  
  73. ---
  74.  
  75. Page 12-13
  76. [Seiyuu Bulletin]
  77. http://en.kancollewiki.net/wiki/Interview_with_6_Seiyuu:_Comptiq_June_2018
  78.  
  79. ---
  80.  
  81. Page 14-15
  82. [Update news]
  83.  
  84. ---
  85.  
  86. Page 16-17
  87. [Yomizuiland]
  88. [Apparently space jets are now space zuiun]
  89. [Gambier's cardboard stand moves around as if lost]
  90.  
  91. ---
  92.  
  93. Page 18
  94. KanColle Fifth Anniversary Feature delivers a special edition!
  95. Interview with the Management Naval District: Fifth Anniversary Special Edition
  96.  
  97. KanColle, and the KanColle Management Naval District, at last reaches its fifth anniversary. At this critical juncture, we decided to change things up a bit from our usual interviews with the Management Naval District and dress it up a little. Now then, pardon the intrusion, Fifth Anniversary KanColle Management Naval District!
  98.  
  99. Interviewer (I): Thanks for your continued hard work! Congratulations on KanColle's fifth anniversary!
  100. Producer Tanaka Kensuke (T): Thank you very much. I had figured KanColle would last 3 years and 8 months at best*... yet it's passed five years and is going into its sixth. I think that, supported by so many people and adored by so many admirals, the shipgirls are sure to have shared a wonderful time together with them. To all of those that have shared such an unbelievably long time with, cheered on, and supported KanColle, I express my sincerest gratitude and appreciation. Thank you very much!
  101. * The length of the Pacific War. This was a milestone oft-repeated by Tanaka around the time of the fourth anniversary.
  102.  
  103. I: I've been told you've already begun preparations for not only the sixth but also the seventh year?
  104. T: When KanColle broke through into its third year [April 2015] and it became apparent this war would be a long one, I already began to envision Operation Shou I as the finale of KanColle's first phase. The Nishimura Fleet's breakthrough in the Surigao Strait; the Kurita Fleet's fierce battle with enemy planes in the Sibuyan Sea and engagement in the waters off Samar; and finally the last of Japan's Mobile Force, lead by Zuikaku, being destroyed in the Battle of Cape Engaño. In a two-part event split between last year's fall event and the first event of this year, the winter event, we interleaved the various battles within the broader Battle of Leyte Gulf with hypothetical "if" operations.
  105.  
  106. We're beginning this spring with preparations for the upcoming migration into Phase 2, as well as the implementation of the destroyer escort and others that tried to protect their escort carrier group, including Gambier Bay, by fiercely engaging the much larger and stronger ships of Kurita's fleet when it broke through to Samar in the prior Battle of Leyte Gulf. In this sixth year, in terms of infrastructure we will reservice the server cluster, allow some admirals to transfer between servers via lottery, change over to HTML5, add new features, and more as part of an incremental rollout over the coming year, ensuring our continued ability to wage this war.
  107.  
  108. I: It seems like quite a wide-ranging change. Is DMM-san in charge of the server infrastructure?
  109. T: No, DMM GAMES-san handles the DMM ID login and the payment servers - in other words, they're in charge of the platform. However, the KanColle login servers and everything beyond those - all the game servers themselves - are handled by the KanColle Management Naval District (Ed: C2 Preparat). We've already accomplished the goal that I initially set for KanColle: ensuring those warships and their crews who once sailed the seas, fought bitterly, and perhaps sank into the dark sea where none are watching are known and will never be forgotten. But I hope everyone can bear with us for a while longer as we literally modernize our systems and server cluster. This might be laughable, but we already have plans for the seventh year laid out. The seventh... even the fact that it's next year is still a little shocking.
  110. * Tanaka has mentioned this motivation since at least the Third Anniversary.
  111.  
  112. I: With regard to shipgirls, coastal defense ships have already made their debut, and destroyer Kai Ni remodels have already made their way up to the Asashio-class!
  113. T: Indeed, I'm happy to have finally been able to introduce coastal defense ships last year. They were a class I had always hoped to implement and were already in the initial concept table I set out more than six years ago - a really nostalgic table at this point, I might add. During KanColle's early stages, the spotlight fell on the Fubuki-class special type destroyers and Yuudachi and her fellow Shiratsuyu-class destroyers, but in the sixth year we will also focus on the Type-A destroyers - that is, the Kagerou- and Yuugumo-class destroyers. Additionally, the Type-D destroyer series, the Matsu-class, designed to meet the desperate wartime need to quickly replace losses among the attrited fleet destroyers, will be an important presence in the seventh year and toward KanColle's eventual ending. The Fletcher-class destroyers, several of whom we will be implementing this year, are presences and facilitators like them, in a sense...
  114.  
  115. I: KanColle's ending is far, far in the future, isn't it?
  116. T: Ah, of course. Right, thank you very much. As for the implementation flow, I planned for the Kai Ni of Nashi* of these Type-D destroyers to be the end of KanColle... originally. Nowadays I've got some more ideas knocking around in my head. In any case, I'm glad to even be able to discuss this and have the chance to realize it in one form or another.
  117. * Nashi sank at Kure in 1945 but was refloated in 1954 to become JDS Wakaba of Japan's new navy (and for a time its largest ship).
  118.  
  119. I: The KanColle Naval District Second Zuiun Festival was a huge celebration as well, wasn't it?
  120. T: Having access to such a wide range of opportunities and support that you can hold a festival like that is quite a selling point for KanColle, isn't it? I wanted to hold a Japanese festival but for the game and its content, or maybe life itself. The sense of anticipation and something new beginning, the bustle of a temple festival and the delicious food stands, and the satisfaction of fulfillment. Brilliant fireworks racing toward the sky. And finally, the inevitable end to the festival. I think the concept of a festival has all of that, the fun and the disappointment. And so, the time you spend preparing for and experiencing content for a game or holding a festival is very fulfilling, despite the tough or bothersome things that come with them.
  121.  
  122. I: Please watch your health!
  123. T: You're right, I will. We plan for the spring mini-event to launch around the time this issue of Comptiq is published. As if we avoided Golden Week so we could go out! So we plan for a collection-style mini event, one that might have people wondering, "But Golden Week just ended!" It'll be collecting delicious rice and umeboshi. They're really delicious. Yes. And you'll turn them into simple dishes... that's the mini event. It'd be nice to play but not a big deal to skip, basically. Fall and winter were pretty intense, so we're going for a low-key event like that. The one new thing we're trying out is timing it with Mitsukoshi-san to make the delicious rice and umeboshi something you can actually buy and eat. So something you can actually eat and experience - Japan's delicious food. It'd be great if we can make it happen, and we're in the final stages of preparations to do so.
  124. * Golden Week 2018 was from Saturday, April 28 through Sunday, May 6.
  125.  
  126. I: Trying some pretty strange things too, huh?
  127. T: This is a kind of festival too!
  128.  
  129. I: We have a lot more to ask, but we've almost filled up a page's worth already! Thank you for today. Congratulations on the Fifth Anniversary! Please continue to work hard in the sixth year!
  130. T: No, thank you! I hope to continue slowly but surely advancing, as is the KanColle way. To all the admirals, thank you for your support! Please continue to support the shipgirls in the future!
  131. (Late April 2018, KanColle Management Naval District)
  132.  
  133. Special Preview
  134. Shibafu Sketch for Use in Seventh Year Plan
  135.  
  136.  
  137. ---
  138.  
  139. Page 19
  140. We're featuring some of the KanColle Fifth Anniversary illustrations we received at the Management Naval District this spring here in the magazine as well!
  141. Zeco
  142. drew
  143. Akira
  144. bob
  145.  
  146. ---
  147.  
  148. Page 20-33
  149. [Chronological timeline.]
  150.  
  151. ---
  152.  
  153. Page 34-35
  154. [Comptiq's usual guide for beginner and intermediate players, featuring Fifth Anniversary missions to acquire Samuel B. Roberts]
  155.  
  156. ---
  157.  
  158. Page 36-37
  159. [Merch]
  160.  
  161. ---
  162.  
  163. Page 38
  164. [KanColle Arcade marriage system and second anniversary update]
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