All of hopes appear before the dawn. When it comes into the end of the shipgirls fate. Whether it will become lost all of your hopes... It will rise from the deep side of the sea... Wait for me, Admiral... I will come for you... - Message from the Abyssal
This song suits the Imperial Navy from Warhammer 40,000 better. Specifically, it suits the image of their ship crews loading the weapons on those ships well. Very, very well.
This would match an industrial scene where the Kanmusu's rigging is assembled from scratch for the very first time. Metal is poured and hammered into place, plates welded together and fitted on, the guns are installed and sighted, engines firing up for the first time and belching thick black smoke out of the smoke stacks, and lastly cutting to the completed rigging, polished and shiny and painted, waiting for the kanmusu to step into it and take it to battle. And then it fades to black with the date of release of Kancolle: The Movie ...I'm getting chills thinking about it.
Like, just imagine an empty factory. Some leftover machines in the background and chains and hooks dangling from the ceiling. A light turns on, revealing an empty concrete floor. Then something rolls into view. A small metal pipe, just a few mm in diameter, rolls to a halt underneath the light. And then the music plays. With each beat, more parts appear and they fit themselves together with each metallic clang. The music reaches 1:30 mark and dramatic slamming of parts together. At the last shout, the engine that was being assembled fires up. While the engine is roaring, more pieces of the machine assemble themselves. The screen is full of activity as parts fit together in various shapes. You can't tell what is what yet as the camera keeps moving from one part to the next, until at the music's crescendo, the camera stops moving, and pans out to reveal the Kanmusu's rigging. Engine purring, paint gleaming, and ready to enter battle.
A good thought, yes. This album, however, has another song made for that. Not that this detracts from this. I myself thinks it suits WH40K Imperial Navy gun crews best.
@@typehere6689 Arsenal, right? I just feel that the heavy metal beats in this one match an Industrial theme best. Arsenal feels like a factory at work, not a ship being hammered together. Also, thank you for commenting. I don't get to bounce ideas off others very often.
That was a shockingly swift response. Re: the album. It was made to invoke Abyssal tragedy. As a Warhammer fan, this thing invokes the grace and glory of the Emperor and Omnissiah. Not because of generic thematic elements, but because of Adeptus Mechanicus theology and trait connections shared by Japan and the Imperium. Mostly the Adeptus Mechanicus theology connections in more serious iterations of this notion. The Imperial connections are typically done for the sake of jokes.
@@typehere6689 It's 1am and I can't fall asleep, so I'm wasting time on youtube lol I have never played warhammer before, only heard a few memes here and there, so I'm not familiar with it. Thank you for enlightening me! What is it about Adeptus Mechanicus and WH40K that connects so well to this piece? Is it because they worship machines? Is it because of the idea of fighting for the glory of the god emperor?
What Admiral marching song? This is a song more fitting for Imperial Navy loader gangs. Just imagine them dragging chains to the beat of drums to load Macrocannons and torpedo tubes.
Haven't seen this, but I know both songs are based on one from the actual game. I said what I did as the song in the video fits what I said it would fit better.
This song gives me images of Imperial Navy gun crews from 40k loading Macrocannons and torpedo tubes manually to the beat of drums, and maybe the Emperor's enemies exploding.
後ろの金属音が最高にマッチしてる…
なんかこう……心の底からグッと来るものがある
R
重い、非常に重い、艦娘を沈めた時が一番重い
艦娘の命を預かる身としては轟沈は避けたい
轟沈、ダメ、絶対！
重すぎて心に響く
RING LOUD THE DRUMS OF WAR!
The Black Fleet rises.
なんでだろう、日本海軍の無念の声が
Cannons and torpedoes, fire!
In the Emperor's name, cleanse the stars!
ラスボス感ハンパねぇ
brack cat 96
クッパ(我輩のことか？……ちょっと待って❗我輩、そんなんじゃないぞ❗❗もうちょっとだけ優しいぞ❕❕)
Someone should get whoever made this to help compose the music of Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II.
My little abyss dweller cant be this cute!
Theme of the Admiral of the Abyssals
Nah. It fits WH40K Imperial Navy gun loader crews better.
Ave Imperator.
All of hopes appear before the dawn.
When it comes into the end of the shipgirls fate.
Whether it will become lost all of your hopes...
It will rise from the deep side of the sea...
Wait for me, Admiral...
I will come for you...
- Message from the Abyssal
I imagine the metallic percussion to be a Ru-class slamming her cannon-shields together as a war drum.
...beautiful for a beautiful abyssal.
This song suits the Imperial Navy from Warhammer 40,000 better. Specifically, it suits the image of their ship crews loading the weapons on those ships well. Very, very well.
Jorzn84 What's the abysaal?Like what's it's name?
Jon Mustach the picture is of Aircraft Carrier Water Demon
最後のぐわわわわわわみたいなのが怖いw
わかる
This would match an industrial scene where the Kanmusu's rigging is assembled from scratch for the very first time. Metal is poured and hammered into place, plates welded together and fitted on, the guns are installed and sighted, engines firing up for the first time and belching thick black smoke out of the smoke stacks, and lastly cutting to the completed rigging, polished and shiny and painted, waiting for the kanmusu to step into it and take it to battle.
And then it fades to black with the date of release of Kancolle: The Movie
...I'm getting chills thinking about it.
Like, just imagine an empty factory. Some leftover machines in the background and chains and hooks dangling from the ceiling. A light turns on, revealing an empty concrete floor.
Then something rolls into view. A small metal pipe, just a few mm in diameter, rolls to a halt underneath the light. And then the music plays.
With each beat, more parts appear and they fit themselves together with each metallic clang. The music reaches 1:30 mark and dramatic slamming of parts together. At the last shout, the engine that was being assembled fires up.
While the engine is roaring, more pieces of the machine assemble themselves. The screen is full of activity as parts fit together in various shapes. You can't tell what is what yet as the camera keeps moving from one part to the next, until at the music's crescendo, the camera stops moving, and pans out to reveal the Kanmusu's rigging. Engine purring, paint gleaming, and ready to enter battle.
A good thought, yes.
This album, however, has another song made for that.
Not that this detracts from this.
I myself thinks it suits WH40K Imperial Navy gun crews best.
@@typehere6689 Arsenal, right? I just feel that the heavy metal beats in this one match an Industrial theme best. Arsenal feels like a factory at work, not a ship being hammered together.
Also, thank you for commenting. I don't get to bounce ideas off others very often.
That was a shockingly swift response.
Re: the album.
It was made to invoke Abyssal tragedy.
As a Warhammer fan, this thing invokes the grace and glory of the Emperor and Omnissiah.
Not because of generic thematic elements, but because of Adeptus Mechanicus theology and trait connections shared by Japan and the Imperium.
Mostly the Adeptus Mechanicus theology connections in more serious iterations of this notion.
The Imperial connections are typically done for the sake of jokes.
@@typehere6689 It's 1am and I can't fall asleep, so I'm wasting time on youtube lol
I have never played warhammer before, only heard a few memes here and there, so I'm not familiar with it. Thank you for enlightening me!
What is it about Adeptus Mechanicus and WH40K that connects so well to this piece? Is it because they worship machines? Is it because of the idea of fighting for the glory of the god emperor?
金属音がコーラスと重なって意味深すぎる；＿；）
さらば慢心の歌詞が頭に出てきた人俺以外にいる？
meもさらば慢心の歌詞浮かんできたww
つわものどもが夢の跡
Well.
This immediately reminded me of Dark Souls.
reminds me of dark souls and War & War from Nier Automata
impressive
ohhh the teitoku marching song ha ha ha
Indeed
What Admiral marching song? This is a song more fitting for Imperial Navy loader gangs.
Just imagine them dragging chains to the beat of drums to load Macrocannons and torpedo tubes.
@@typehere6689 He meant this funny song th-cam.com/video/4TNbN0x9UJI/w-d-xo.html
Haven't seen this, but I know both songs are based on one from the actual game.
I said what I did as the song in the video fits what I said it would fit better.
this actually connected to ~night battle~
Sounds similar to Skyrim OST when your in sovngarde facing Alduin.
Glad I'm not the only one. Every time I heard it I thought of this. Took me an age to find it again though
なんだかエルダースクロールズシリーズをやりたくなってきました
Can anyone else imagine the ensuing confusion at Guadalcanal or the systematic slaughter at Leyte Gulf while this plays in the background?
Not me.
This song gives me images of Imperial Navy gun crews from 40k loading Macrocannons and torpedo tubes manually to the beat of drums, and maybe the Emperor's enemies exploding.
This is too orderly for the drunken mess of Guadalcanal.
Indeed it is...
Yes
Of course
DOVAHKIIIIIN DOVAHKIIIIIIIIIN- wait no wrong game sorry everyone....
轟沈なんかさせてみろ…世界の全軍人キレてフルボッコされるぞ…
Epic
あの戦争は、まだ終わってはいなかった⁉否❕❕終わらせなければ、ならない❗❗
あれ… 通常海域なのに…
夜空アリア
あっ⁉ただ今、イベント中で、ございまして、……その……全てのステージの難易度が上がっております。
1-1(難易度☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆)
Oh
OP kancolle theme!
この曲。葬送行進曲だと思ってしまった。イメージしてみると
後ろの声何て言ってるのか気になるけど聞き取れない
Sovngarde?
tuygre altz
no
yep, Skyrim is strong in this one XD
ローレライと宇宙戦艦ヤマト2っぽいW
✕1.5
これから処刑されるみたいですな(顔面蒼白)
お盛
???(俺の財宝か？欲しけりゃくれてやる❗探せ❕❕この世の全てを、そこに置いてきた❗❗❗)
IS THIS SKYRIM REFERENCE?
What are the choir saying?
This is the unofficial, or untold, battle anthem of the Soviet Union.
catolic song?
Negative.
なんだろ....ダクソぽい。
なんか後ろでガンガンいってるやつ無くしたらいい感じになるかもしれんな
Oh