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Why So Serious!?? ..Because i don't even want to go to this Halloween party i've been roped into. I'm certainly not going to spend any money on a costume. Makeup will have to do. But this... No.. Everyone goes as `Joker'.. ..I'll try something else. Nah, that's ridiculous. "I see you!" No... Cheesy. Hmm... Too subtle. Too subtle? Too subtle. AMI SMASH!!! Ami look like bogey..

Yamato, a super battleship. A real sea monster with the height of a 17-story building. 72,000 Tons of steel. 500 Km of welded joints enough to wrap them around Japan and decorate it all with a bow. Building Yamato was like forging the ultimate sword while everyone else was making machine guns. Why? This is a tragic story. The real-life Yamato never met a worthy opponent among other surface warships. Instead, she was met by almost four hundred aircraft that tore her apart in two hours. She was at the top of the battleship evolutionary tree, but she reached this peak too late. By the time she did, aircraft carriers and submarines had changed naval warfare. The power of Yamato became legendary. But in World of Warships, this legend lives. Just look at this giant. How can this sea monster ever be sunk? Her side armor thickness is up to 410 mm. The main turrets are protected with armor plates more than half a meter thick. And look at those gorgeous lines! Yamato just slices thro

They were designed to be the best they met enemies face to face, endured tragedies and enjoyed victories they went down in history due to the bravery of their crews they are the ships that deserve to be called Naval Legends! In this episode, watch Yamato Life and Death of the Legendary Battleship. By spring 1945, it became clear that only a miracle could save Japan from defeat in World War II. The Land of the Rising Sun had lost virtually all its naval and air forces, and US troops were already landing on the Japanese islands. On the morning of April 6, Japan's legendary battleship Yamato sailed off to fight her last battle. The last bit of hope the Japanese possessed rested with this steel giant - the largest and most powerful battleship of the time. That naval operation in the Pacific, dubbed Ten-ichi-go (Heaven One), was a dangerous mission. But the faith in Yamato was almost religious, and the Japanese believed luck would go hand in hand with the ship. The his