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__TOC__ Prinz Eugen (German pronunciation: [ˈpʁɪnts ɔʏˈɡeːn]) was an Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruiser, the third member of the class of five vessels. She served with Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine during World War II. The ship was laid down in April 1936, launched in August 1938, and entered service after the outbreak of war, in August 1940. She was named after Prince Eugene of Savoy, an 18th-century Austrian general.

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Admiralさん、ご用事ってなんですか？ わ、こ、これをわたしに？　え、え～と、ビスマルク姉様がぁ…あ、あぅ… あ、あの…Danke！　大切にします！！

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FEUER! FEUER!

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作戦完了！　お疲れさまでしたー。

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I'll get laughed at by Bismarck Nee-sama like this..!

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So this is Japan's culture, Setsubun! I throw this bean at Nagato, right? Hyah! Oh?!

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It looks like new ships have been commissioned. Looking forward to it!

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よく狙って……Feuer！

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Fire! Fire!

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艦隊の情報ね、ん、ちょっと待ってー、ほぉ、ほぉほぉ、なるほどねぇー

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Shelling, commence!... Fire!

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This time I'll go on ahead... Sakawa... Nagato... See you...

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Main guns... carefully aim... firing, commence!

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Oh! You surprised me! ..Ah, yes! Setting off!

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今日は素敵な日ですね。アドミラールさん、いつもありがとう、えへへへ。

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Bismarck Nee-sama, let's head out together!

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Good morning! I'm the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen. Nice to meet you!

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A reference to Operation Crossroads, where Nagato, Sakawa, & herself were among the targets for nuclear tests.

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Uwaa I got hit! But, I'm not done yet..!

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おあ！…ぁ了解です！プリンツ・オイゲン、出撃ー！

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Have a nice day!

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Information about the fleet, right~? Wait a minute~ Ho~, ho~oho~ I seee~

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Gute Nacht

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うう……しっかりしなきゃ、私 うわぁっやられた！でも、まだ…！

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入渠中の艦艇の修理が完了したって！

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Prinz Eugen, commencing pursuit battle!

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Fuwaa, Admiral-san, if you're tired, you need to take a break. Definitely! Got it!?

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主砲…よく狙って…砲撃、開始！

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プリンツ・オイゲン、追撃戦に移ります！

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Đúng như em nghĩ, Giáng Sinh lúc thích hợp để thưởng thức bánh Stollen và bánh quy Lebkuchen nhỉ! Chúng ngon lắm đúng không?

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Thank you, Thank you!

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ビスマルク姉さま･･･大丈夫かなぁ･･･？ちょっと気になる･･･。様子見てこよう･･･かなぁ。

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Tha~nk you, I appreciate it!

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+2 +3

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Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen, setting off!

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Uu...I need to snap out of it...

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ビスマルク姉さま、ご一緒に出撃しましょう！

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Good luck!

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Ehh, I'm a lucky girl? Nothing of that sort! I'm bad at stuff like the shallows, after all...

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ふぁぁ、Admiralさん、疲れたら少し休まないとダメだよぉ。きっと！だからねっ！

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重巡プリンツ・オイゲン、出撃します！

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Haa... I got hit. I'll get fixed soon

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Bismarck Nee-sama... I wonder if she's okay...? I'm kind of curious... Maybe I should go see what she's doing?

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これが日本の文化、セッツ・ブーン！この豆を、長門に投げればいいの？……えいっ！ああっ！？ これが日本の文化、セッツ・ブーン！この豆を、長門に投げればいいの？……えいっ！ああっ！？

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Oh!... Alright! Prinz Eugen, Sortieing!

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私…今度は先に沈むのね…、酒匂…長門…また…ね

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Admiraal! Is it the Rhine Exercise? ...Ah.. So I was mistaken.. It's okay! I'll still work hard! Leave it to me!

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Admiral Hipper class, third ship. Oh! You surprised me! I, German-born heavy cruiser, Prinz Eugen! With big sister Bismarck, I took part in Operation Rheinübung. Lucky fleet ... really? I will keep fighting in this sea too!

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Today is a wonderful day! Good work as usual, Admiral! Ehehe.

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こんなの、ビスマルク姉さまに笑われちゃう…！

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Aim... Fire!

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Fine. Thank you.

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Admiral-san, you said you needed something? Wah, t-this is for me? Uh, umm~, Bismarck Nee-sama is... a-ah... u-um, ...Thank you! I'll treasure it!!

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わ！　びっくりした！　私、ドイツ生まれの重巡、プリンツ・オイゲン。 ビスマルク姉さまとライン演習作戦に参加しました。 幸運艦…そう？　この海でも戦い抜きます！ アドミラル・ヒッパー級3番艦です。

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Ship in dock is fully repaired!

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はぁ…やられちゃった。すぐ直すから

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Operation complete! Thank you for the hard work~

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Good Night

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これがニホンの新年、『オショウ・ガ・ツー』なのか…！ カドマ・ツーも、独特で素敵かも…！ これがニホンの新年、『オショウ・ガ・ツー』なのか…！ カドマ・ツーも、独特で素敵かも…！

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砲撃、開始！　Feuer！

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Trung bình

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提督ぅ！ライン演習ですかあ！…あぁなんだ違うのかあ…ううん！でも頑張る！任せて！ Einen schönen Tag! おあ！びっくりしたあ！…ぁはい！出ます！

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Nhanh

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Prinz Eugen改 Prinz Eugen

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- Khóa - 4 3 - Trống -

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Prinz Eugen Prinz Eugen Kai

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CA

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私がこんなので沈むわけない…！反撃よ！

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I can't sink from this..! Counter attack!

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From Seasonal/Second_Anniversary

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Prinz ghép từ Đền Nagata vào Nagato

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Vậy đây là lễ hội văn hóa Setsubun của Nhật Bản sao! Em ném đậu vào Nagato nhé? Hyah! Oh?!

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Perhaps due to Operation Crossroads.

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ふぇっ、私がラッキーガールですって？全然そんなことないよー！浅瀬とか、苦手だし…

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Prinz Eugen's Design

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新艦艇が就役したみたい。楽しみね！

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Admiral Hipper

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#ace

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わぁ、クリスマスはやっぱり、シュトレンやレイプクヘンが楽しみ！美味しいよねぇ～ わぁ、クリスマスはやっぱり、シュトレンやレイプクヘンが楽しみ！美味しいよねぇ～

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画面では解像度の関係で見づらいのですが、右肩の主砲（B砲塔）を支えるフレーム上部に、Braunau　の刻印をいれてあります（ほかのは絵の角度で見えませんが） 左肩のバルケンクロイツ下に書いてあるのは、プリンツオイゲン（実艦）のエンブレムです。実物が非常に細かい図柄なのでわかりづらいですが･･･ n74: 艦隊これくしょん、先日のアップデートで実装された、重巡洋艦プリンツ・オイゲンを書かせていただきました。主砲の数・配置、艦橋等、交戦した英軍も誤認したという、よく似た艦影が特徴なので、「一回りコンパクトなビスマルク」と言うイメージにしています 豆知識：オイゲンの主砲は前から順に「Graz　グラーツ」｢Braunau　ブラウナウ｣「Innsbruck　インスブルック」 「Wien　ウィーン」とオーストリアの都市名がついてます。進水式の式典時には、実際に砲塔に都市名が書かれていたみたいですね 終戦まで健在だった艦なので、塗装パターンもかなり多いのですが、取得時はバルチックスキーム、改造後は、白昼堂々の英仏海峡突破を成功させた、ツェルベルス作戦時の物としています あ、そういえば独艦では帽子のタイプ（制帽、略帽、水兵帽など）とソックスの長さで、艤装無しでも大体の艦級が判別できるようにしています　自分の中だけでの決まり事ですが カラー以外の差は、第二・第三主砲上と、手持ち武装に20ミリ四連装機銃追加、対空射撃用の測距儀にドーム状のカバーが追加してあります

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Danke, Danke! Danke gut! Viel Glück.

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Không thể chế tạo Lv45

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Danke、感謝ね！

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Guten Morgen！ 私は、重巡プリンツ・オイゲン。よろしくね！

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Operation Rheinübung

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That is, Operation Rheinübung.

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Ai không biết bánh mì Stollen hay bánh quy Lebkuchen thì hỏi google nhá Same as Christmas 2015

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She mixed up Nagata Shrine with Nagato

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As I thought, Christmas is all about enjoying Stollen and Lebkuchen! They're tasty, aren't they~?

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今日は素敵な日ですね。アドミラールさん、いつもありがとう、えへへへ。 今日は素敵な日ですね。アドミラールさん、いつもありがとう、えへへへ。

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Đây là năm mới của người Nhật sao. Đây là "2 linh mục"...! Cả Kadoma-2 nữa, chúng thật kỳ lạ và độc đáo nhỉ...! This is a Japanese new year. There are "2 Priests"...! Kadoma-2, too, is unique and wonderful...!

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お正月 hợp với 和尚が２ , 門松　 hợp với 門真２ お正月 mixed up with 和尚が２ , 門松　 mixed up with 門真２ Same as New Year 2016

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Ngày hôm nay thật là đẹp! Làm việc tốt như mọi khi nhé, Đô đốc! Ehehe Today is a wonderful day! Good work as usual, Admiral-san! Ehehe

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__TOC__ Prinz Eugen (German pronunciation: [ˈpʁɪnts ɔʏˈɡeːn]) was an Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruiser, the third member of the class of five vessels. She served with Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine during World War II. The ship was laid down in April 1936, launched in August 1938, and entered service after the outbreak of war, in August 1940. She was named after Prince Eugene of Savoy, an 18th-century Austrian general. Prinz Eugen saw action during Operation Rheinübung, an attempted breakout into the Atlantic Ocean with the battleship Bismarck in May 1941. The two ships destroyed the British battlecruiser Hood and severely damaged the battleship Prince of Wales in the Battle of Denmark Strait. Prinz Eugen was detached from Bismarck during the operation to raid Allied merchant shipping, but this was cut short due to engine troubles. After putting into occupied France and undergoing repairs, the ship participated in Operation Cerberus, a daring daylight dash through the English Channel back to Germany. In February 1942, Prinz Eugen was deployed to Norway, although her time stationed there was curtailed when she was torpedoed by the British submarine Trident days after arriving in Norwegian waters. The torpedo severely damaged the ship's stern, which necessitated repairs in Germany. Upon returning to active service, the ship spent several months training officer cadets in the Baltic before serving as artillery support for the retreating German Army on the Eastern Front. After the German collapse in May 1945, she was surrendered to the British Royal Navy before being transferred to the US Navy as a war prize. After examining the ship in the United States, the US Navy assigned the cruiser to the Operation Crossroads nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll. Having survived the atomic blasts, Prinz Eugen was towed to Kwajalein Atoll, where she ultimately capsized and sank in December 1946. The wreck remains partially visible above the water approximately two miles northwest of Bucholz Army Airfield, on the edge of Enubuj. One of her screw propellers was salvaged and is on display at the Laboe Naval Memorial in Germany.