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* [[Amazonian Beauty]] - Cargo ships can
* [[Baby Got Back]] - Ocean Liner avatars had quite ''defined'' backsides.
* [[Big Beautiful Woman]] - Given their leisurely pace, none-destination itineraries, and rather hedonistic onboard facilities, cruise ships are rather plump.
* [[Blood Knight]] - All warships display this trope to one degree or another. After all, they're all built to fight.
* [[Body Horror]] - Avatars often have sympathetic injuries that appear when the ship is damaged, the type of injury depending on where the damage is. Broken legs often correspond to a lost rudder or damaged engines, broken feet for damaged propellers, and breaking a ship's keel will break the avatar's ''back''.
* [[Boobs Of Steel]] - Warships tend toward large bra sizes, often in direct proportion to the firepower of their main armament. Ultimately, the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa-class Iowa-Class]], with their 16" guns, and the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato-class_battleship Yamato-Class]], at a whopping 18" main guns, looked something like [[http://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/1489081 this.]] And that's not going into Japan and Nazi Germany's ideas about the ''next'' generation of Battleships, the Design A-150 and H *tee hee!* Proposals, who would've had guns with barrels a full ''twenty-inches across'', which overshoots [[Boobs Of Steel]] and heads straight into [[Gag Boobs]] territory.
* [[Spaceship Girl]] - Taken to extremes with even wooden sailing vessels having an avatar.
* [[Surprisingly-Sudden Death]] - More than one warship avatar simply keeled over dead on the spot when the ship is rapidly subjected to hideous amounts of damage, such as direct hits to the ammo magazines.
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