She refers to herself as Goya. The submarines share the same uniform, consisting of a white and blue sailor uniform top with pink scarf over a blue school swimsuit. I-58 herself has short light brown hair with a peculiar hair ornament consisting of a golden clip holding two sakura petals and two ribbons that appear to be connected to her ahoge. She sunk as a target on April 1st, 1946 and is a distant cousin of I-19, as both are Type-B submarines. Her captain, Mochitsura Hashimoto, was brought in by the US Navy as a witness in the scandalous court martial of Captain Charles B. McVay III, captain of the USS Indianapolis. I-58 sunk the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) en route to Leyte on July 30th, 1945. She returned to Kure Naval Base shortly before Japan surrendered. (Source: KanColle Wikia)
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She refers to herself as Goya. The submarines share the same uniform, consisting of a white and blue sailor uniform top with pink scarf over a blue school swimsuit. I-58 herself has short light brown hair with a peculiar hair ornament consisting of a golden clip holding two sakura petals and two ribbons that appear to be connected to her ahoge. She sunk as a target on April 1st, 1946 and is a distant cousin of I-19, as both are Type-B submarines. Her captain, Mochitsura Hashimoto, was brought in by the US Navy as a witness in the scandalous court martial of Captain Charles B. McVay III, captain of the USS Indianapolis. I-58 sunk the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) en route to Leyte on July 30th, 1945. She returned to Kure Naval Base shortly before Japan surrendered. (Source: KanColle Wikia)
