>No, but they do have instincts - which, as it happens, they didn't
>have before, and are still getting used to the concept. That was kind
>of the idea, anyway.

hmm not sure i follow how that applies, i can see grudging trust in light of not 1 but 2 Fog ships in his company but it seemed to 'easily accepted' that early in the meeting between fog/human.

>>another, though at that point less of an issue under the circumstances
>>is Oyodo's "Light cruiser Ōyodo. Please leave the fleet
>>administration and supervision to me."
>
>It might be out of context; on the other hand, it might equally
>indicate that Ōyodo has already figured out how the situation is
>likely to unfold. She's pretty sharp. Battleship-class processor in
>a light cruiser, y'know. :)

this particular instance was a bit more understandable in the specific circumstance, Kongo's override brought together the last players and it is made clear shortly after that major discussion had already taken place in regards to him.

>>Tenryu's seemed the most Fog-ish response
>>though i cant say anything about her Kancolle persona, having made no
>>appearancein the anime and not having played the game.
>
>Strangely, Tenryū's stock self-introduction line makes
>more sense in Cantata than it does in the game, where
>she is, in essence, trying to intimidate her newly assigned commanding
>officer.

and this is where having never played the game and only having a passing knowledge of the vast array of characters it has makes it hard to comment on a given persona. i recognized her from artworks and the like but know nothing about her in game. i probably could have gone to the wikia and dug a bit to find out more about her but as it isnt a really big issue in itself i didnt bother.