World of Warships – The Prom Queen

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The Napoli, the Italian tier 10 Battlecruiser. It’s popular for a few very good reasons.

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40 Comments:

  1. always happy for a jingles upload 13 seconds after i refresh my browser

  2. @user-dq7tv2lr2o

    I love going brown alert while watching jingles.

  3. Perfect timing. A Jingles WoWs video before I head off to bed after a long crappy & tiring day & night. Now I’m in a better frame of mind, but I hope I don’t dream the Paolo Emilio chasing me again.

  4. Love these silly camos.

    In Space Engineers I realised that my boat looked like a dong. So naturally, I painted it neon-purple with a discoball finish, slapped flashing and spinning rainbow lights all over it, and put a giant holographic Jolly Roger over it all. Imagine *that* thing approaching your port.

  5. Morning jingles! Great video as usual, just doing my bit for the algorithm

  6. @M0vingSaturn523

    Was legit binging Mighty Jingles WOWS replays as this came out lol

  7. It’s okay Jingles. I still remember laughing in middleschool at “dun dun dun dun dun inspect [her] gadget”

  8. @paulmurgatroyd6372

    That’s pure 90’s arcade carpet right there.

  9. As foul as that camo looked, I can certainly admit the paintwork was about all that was holding the ship together by the end.

  10. That Alvaro is why I will use destroyers as spaced armor if they get in the way.

  11. Salty Marceau was salty. The Marceau must have seen the Depth Charge attack planes and should have put 1 and 1 together: “Wait a minute, the Napoli is looking for me”.
    He could have avoided his death in my opinion.

  12. Inspecter Gadget was originally planned as a french-japanese (DiC – TMS Entertainment) syndication of Lupin the IIIrd, called Lupin VIII. That got cancelled after getting a lot of flack from the LeBlanc heirs, the writer of the Lupin novels, causing Lupin the IIIrd to stay a bit longer on the Japanese homeland (although it was already quite popular in Italy).
    In order to recoop productions costs, Inspector Gadget was developed by DiC Audiovisuel, in cooperation with ex-Hanna-Barbara employee Andy Heyward (quite a switch, he was mentored as an animation assistent under Joe Barbara himself and his father was senior vice-precident at Hanna-Barbara). Inspector Gadget was inspired by the more comedic sci-fi premise of Lupin VIII, for instance Lupin VIII was a detective himself instead of the gentleman-thief his infamous ancestors where.

    • As someone who has been into Japanese anime and cartoons since the early 80s, I couldn’t have said it better myself.

  13. That Marceau kill is an excellent example of situational awareness. An average player would’ve focused on the RPF and ignored that side of the island.

  14. I was yelling the last seconds too! Gogo Gadget torps!!! I think the Bourgogne captain thought while sinking: “Next time Gadget, next time!”
    Excellent show of constraint and situational awareness by Dual Hammer, hats off to him!

  15. I don’t feel that old, but “Go, go, gadget” always cracks me up a little. Luckily, I did catch this cartoon in my childhood.

  16. Got the same cameo on my T5 Commonwealth ship. Napoli is a good ship and one of my favourites.

  17. @RichTheEngineer

    Damn you, Jingles, for showing that Tokyo 2027 camo, my eyes tried to jump out and run away.

  18. Ah yes, I remember Inspector Gadget. You would probably be surprised how many nation were involved with that project at one time or the other.
    He is of course based on the French character inspector Clouseau of Pink Panther fame. Actually his intitial design was so close that they had to change it for legal reasons.

  19. @stevensutton2252

    Now that’s some camouflage cat call

  20. @oddlypositive3602

    Bright camo shows an unshakeable (and not entirely unreasonable) faith in the shoddy aim of the enemy.

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