I didn't think Ido would be able to stay away fro too long. :)

Kuso_Teitoku said:

I didn't think Ido would be able to stay away fro too long. :)

Praise the Lord and pass the cookies

Nise to meet you, Volochaevets.

Anybisan said in post #4475242:

The icebreaker Sōya, aka Volochaevets, is introduced into the game. Ido loves the Soviets.)

You called it.

--

And praise Lord Shibafu for bringing Ido-sensei back (however briefly).

HE'S ALIVE, HE'S ALIVE!

I told you he loves the Soviets)

NNescio said:

You called it.

Oh...

Ahh nice to see him back.

AHAHAHAHA!!! FINALLY!!!

-Tom the Fish

Souya is just too cute

Freut mich, dich wieder zu sehen, Herr Ido.

EDIT: Corrected.

So we have a ex-Soviet ship (well, planned Soviet ship) that survived and still exists as a museum ship.

Christmas will be interesting, given that one of the ship's nicknames was "Santa Claus of the Sea".

Kaktus_Lata said:

Freut mich, dich wieder zu sehen, Herr Ido.

Mich auch!

sanitaeter said:

Mich auch!

Danke. Ich lerne noch.

Poor Tashe. Made the effort to travel far only to be told no.

Makes me think of how Ido-Sensei will introduce the other new girls. Especially Momo with her potential rivalry with Naka.

And just in time for my order of the Atlanta book and omnibus to arrive! A joyous day!!

Shibafu really hit it out of the park with Souya. Ido hardly needed to apply his style to her official art. I think it's her eyes that made her stand out significantly from the other Shibafu ships.

MaskedAvenger said:

Makes me think of how Ido-Sensei will introduce the other new girls. Especially Momo with her potential rivalry with Naka.

I look forward to his purification of Orthocone Hime and Abyssal Barbara. Honolulu got me the most excited so I look forward to how she'll be depicted in Idoverse.

Tashkent: *asked souya if she want to join in the soviet club.*
Souya: *shot it down faster than atlanta can shoot down planes.*

hahahaha

I sure hope there's a fuel depot where Tashkent found Souya, because on her maximum range just getting from the nearest port (probably somewhere in Australia) to the Antarctic would have drained almost all her fuel.

DLRevan said:

I sure hope there's a fuel depot where Tashkent found Souya, because on her maximum range just getting from the nearest port (probably somewhere in Australia) to the Antarctic would have drained almost all her fuel.

Eh, Souya's classed as an oiler. Ol' Tash will be fine.

ithekro said:

So we have a ex-Soviet ship (well, planned Soviet ship) that survived and still exists as a museum ship.

Christmas will be interesting, given that one of the ship's nicknames was "Santa Claus of the Sea".

You were saying?