Interest Stacks n6o3h

-Research Vessel-
The girls travel aboard a research icebreaker ship called the Shirase. This ship is named after a real Japanese icebreaker used for Antarctic expeditions.

-Interstellar Conflict-
The series begins with protagonist Ledo, a pilot in a highly advanced spacefaring civilization, engaged in a massive war against an alien species called the Hideauze. This introduces viewers to the advanced technologies, starships, and mecha (like Ledo's artificial intelligence-equipped mecha, Chamber) that define the spacefaring side of the narrative.

-Oceanic Setting-
Much of the series takes place on a massive fleet of ships called the Gargantia. The fleet functions as a floating civilization, with interconnected vessels that serve as homes, marketplaces, and workplaces for its inhabitants.

-The Name "Giovanni" and Night on the Galactic Railroad-
The title and themes of Giovanni no Shima are heavily inspired by "Night on the Galactic Railroad", a classic Japanese literary work by Kenji Miyazawa. In that story, the protagonist Giovanni takes a metaphysical journey on a celestial train. This ties to the metaphor of a voyage, which is deeply rooted in dreams, hope, and longing, much like the journeys a ship might undertake.

-Metaphors of Voyage and Loss-
The film is set in the aftermath of World War II on the small island of Shikotan, and the narrative centers around the lives of children caught between cultures and political upheaval. The journey of the characters through displacement and loss parallels a metaphorical voyage, much like a ship navigating stormy seas.

-Literal Ships and Naval References-
The story involves the occupation of Shikotan by Soviet forces, which brings naval implications. There are visual and thematic references to military ships as part of the historical setting. Actual ships are depicted in scenes reflecting the forced evacuations and the hardships of the characters, emphasizing how the sea becomes a age but also a barrier in their lives.

There is an important arc that takes place on a luxury cruise ship. The students are sent on the ship as part of an elaborate test organized by the school.

-Naval and Maritime Elements-
A significant portion of Jormungand involves the arms trade, and many of the operations take place aboard ships, specifically cargo ships. These ships are often used to transport weapons and supplies, with the series highlighting some maritime logistics in the context of military operations. The ocean and naval transportation play a key role, particularly when the characters are engaged in high-stakes weapons deals or escaping from dangerous situations.

-Modern Weaponry-
While the focus is on weapons, military tactics, and political intrigue, Jormungand does feature naval vessels, such as battleships and warships, in certain missions. The use of modern military technology, including naval vessels, aligns with the themes of the series, which revolve around the global arms trade and warfare.

-Pirate Ships and Smuggling-
The main characters, including the Black Lagoon crew, often engage in activities involving ships. The crew of the Black Lagoon works on a small but fast motorboat, which is frequently used for smuggling, transport, and combat. This vessel plays a significant role in the action scenes, with numerous chases, shootouts, and escapes on the water.

enger Ship

Sailboat

Exporation/Survey Ship

enger Ship

Luxury Liner

Warship, Submarine

Warship, Submarine

Warship

Warship

Warship, Submarine

Warship, Submarine

Submarine

Submarine

Submarine

Submarine

Submarine

Submarine

Warship

Warship

Warship

Warship

Warship, enger Ship

Warship

Warship

Warship

Submarine

Warship, Airship

Warship

Warship

Warship, Submarine

Ship(girls)

Galley

Warship

Warship

Airship

Warship

Cargo Ship

Naval Mech (Exotic Ship/Warship)

Warship

Sailing

Sail

Airship