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Created by "@Natori_LC":https://twitter.com/Natori_LC (名取改) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/Natori_LC/status/391957211393433600

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Moderately-Damaged Myoukou, also known as "Myoukou Pose", is a series of photoshopped images featuring an illustration of Myoukou[1], a fleet girl from Japanese online card game Kantai Collection (KanColle). The parody images were often shared on Twitter between October 2013 and early 2014.

Origin

The game KanColle displays illustrations of injured fleet girls when they suffer "small," "massive" and "moderate" damage during the battles. The "moderate" damage illustration for the character Myoukou was often considered humorous for its sexually suggestive pose.


via "Kancolle Wiki":http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/Kongou/Gallery
via "Kancolle Wiki":http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/Myoukou/Gallery

Left: Typical Damaged Fleet Girl (eg. Kongou[3]) | Right: Moderately-Damaged Myoukou

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In the Japanese anonymous imageboard community 2channel, users have posted photoshopped images parodying fleet girls on the /gameswf/ (browser/smartphone games) board since the summer of 2013.


Twitter- <a href="https://twitter.com/Taimeshi_135/status/401408294029238272"> @Taimeshi_135 </a>

via "あ艦これ":http://akankore.doorblog.jp/archives/32957929.html
via "あ艦これ":http://akankore.doorblog.jp/archives/32726673.html

Early Photoshopped Myoukou Images in 2channel

In October 2013, the hashtag "#Myoko-ClassCrappyCollageGrand-Prix" (#妙高型クソコラグランプリ)[4] began circulating on Twitter, leading users to share photoshopped images of the character. This Twitter trend was soon covered by several online game[5][6] and naver matome news sites.[7] Additionally, dozens of parody illustrations inspired by moderately-damaged Myoukou were created on pixiv and Nico Nico Seiga, tagged under other names such as "Myoukou Mode" (妙高状態)[9] or "Myoukou Jump" (妙高飛び).[10] The trend began losing its momentum gradually around the spring of the following year.

Various Examples


Created by "@JUNKMAN5555":https://twitter.com/JUNKMAN5555 (ジャンクマン) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/JUNKMAN5555/status/393597065067913216
Created by "@teitoc_mos":https://twitter.com/teitoc_mos (完全勝利したもっさんUC) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/teitoc_mos/status/392595510114021376
Created by "@kirusu":https://twitter.com/kirusu (kirusu 1日目N43b) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/kirusu/status/393020295281258496

Created by "@yu_dach1":https://twitter.com/yu_dach1 (*μ凹d@℃h1*) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/yu_dach1/status/392679368532574208
Created by "@azukiranatuine":https://twitter.com/azukiranatuine (アズキ@秋例大祭ふ-13b) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/azukiranatuine/status/391945343866126336
Created by "@Seo_t":https://twitter.com/Seo_t (瀬尾/C87_2日目東H34a) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/Seo_t/status/433295122680127488

Official Merchandise

In February 2015, a Japanese toy making company Takara Tomy announced that its popular product Pop-up Pirate begins an official collaboration campaign with Vocaloid and KanColle.[11] And despite of her less popularity compared to other more famous fleet girls, Myoukou was lined up as one of the four fleet girl products in the campaign with the moderately-damaged face which was the exactly same to that photoshopping image above.


via "Takara Tomy":http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/product_release/pdf/p150219.pdf (PDF File)

Internet users soon reacted to this announcement, and claimed that it's obviously inspired by that crappy collage. One of the earliest tweet mentioning about it had earned over 10,000 retweets and 5,000 favorites within a few days.[12]

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Created by "@Natori_LC":https://twitter.com/Natori_LC (名取改) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/Natori_LC/status/391957211393433600

About

Moderately-Damaged Myoukou, also known as "Myoukou Pose", is a series of photoshopped images featuring an illustration of Myoukou[1], a fleet girl from Japanese online card game Kantai Collection (KanColle). The parody images were often shared on Twitter between October 2013 and early 2014.

Origin

The game KanColle displays illustrations of injured fleet girls when they suffer "small," "massive" and "moderate" damage during the battles. The "moderate" damage illustration for the character Myoukou was often considered humorous for its sexually suggestive pose.


via "Kancolle Wiki":http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/Kongou/Gallery via "Kancolle Wiki":http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/Myoukou/Gallery
Left: Typical Damaged Fleet Girl (eg. Kongou[3]) | Right: Moderately-Damaged Myoukou

Spread

In the Japanese anonymous imageboard community 2channel, users have posted photoshopped images parodying fleet girls on the /gameswf/ (browser/smartphone games) board since the summer of 2013.


Twitter- <a href="https://twitter.com/Taimeshi_135/status/401408294029238272"> @Taimeshi_135 </a>

via "あ艦これ":http://akankore.doorblog.jp/archives/32957929.htmlvia "あ艦これ":http://akankore.doorblog.jp/archives/32726673.html
Early Photoshopped Myoukou Images in 2channel

In October 2013, the hashtag "#Myoko-ClassCrappyCollageGrand-Prix" (#妙高型クソコラグランプリ)[4] began circulating on Twitter, leading users to share photoshopped images of the character. This Twitter trend was soon covered by several online game[5][6] and naver matome news sites.[7] Additionally, dozens of parody illustrations inspired by moderately-damaged Myoukou were created on pixiv and Nico Nico Seiga, tagged under other names such as "Myoukou Mode" (妙高状態)[9] or "Myoukou Jump" (妙高飛び).[10] The trend began losing its momentum gradually around the spring of the following year.

Various Examples


Created by "@JUNKMAN5555":https://twitter.com/JUNKMAN5555 (ジャンクマン) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/JUNKMAN5555/status/393597065067913216 Created by "@teitoc_mos":https://twitter.com/teitoc_mos (完全勝利したもっさんUC) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/teitoc_mos/status/392595510114021376 Created by "@kirusu":https://twitter.com/kirusu (kirusu 1日目N43b) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/kirusu/status/393020295281258496
Created by "@yu_dach1":https://twitter.com/yu_dach1 (*μ凹d@℃h1*) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/yu_dach1/status/392679368532574208 Created by "@azukiranatuine":https://twitter.com/azukiranatuine (アズキ@秋例大祭ふ-13b) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/azukiranatuine/status/391945343866126336 Created by "@Seo_t":https://twitter.com/Seo_t (瀬尾/C87_2日目東H34a) via "Twitter":https://twitter.com/Seo_t/status/433295122680127488

Official Merchandise

In February 2015, a Japanese toy making company Takara Tomy announced that its popular product Pop-up Pirate begins an official collaboration campaign with Vocaloid and KanColle.[11] And despite of her less popularity compared to other more famous fleet girls, Myoukou was lined up as one of the four fleet girl products in the campaign with the moderately-damaged face which was the exactly same to that photoshopping image above.


via "Takara Tomy":http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/product_release/pdf/p150219.pdf (PDF File)

Internet users soon reacted to this announcement, and claimed that it's obviously inspired by that crappy collage. One of the earliest tweet mentioning about it had earned over 10,000 retweets and 5,000 favorites within a few days.[12]

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