36cm main guns, considered a battlecruiser... Probably a modernized Kongo.
Based on the number of turrets, the design of the superstructure and the single funnel i'd say its actually a modernized version of the revised Design B-65 Large cruiser boasting the two gun 36cm mounts instead of the smaller caliber three gun mounts, the biggest clue of course is that it somewhat resembles a Yamato-class
"Hatsuyuki-class" DestroyerUnmanned aerial vehicle RQ-S "Ionia". Made by Jazzira "Zao" class battlecruiser
A medium-sized ship of the Fuso Navy built after the war. In the 1960s, it was newly built to replace the ageing battleships "Musashi" and "Kii". It was designed with plenty of room to carry next-generation weapons such as missiles, but the main guns and weapons of the "Kongou" class battleships, which had already been retired at the time of commissioning, were recycled. When the equipment was renewed in the 1970s, the main gun was replaced with three highly unmanned and automated 36cm twin guns, and the stern became a helicopter hangar and multipurpose hold with a large volume. As a result, it also functions as a mothership for witches in an emergency. It is smaller than the Liberion Navy's "Iowa" class battleships but is fast enough to follow a destroyer fleet. In addition to BC-09 "Zao", there are two other ships in her class: BC-10 "Shirakami" and BC-11 "Hida". "Zao" served as the flagship of the Middle East Dispatch Fleet and served in the Persian Gulf, but was damaged in the latter part of the war. After that, "Shirakami" participated in the capture of Kuwait and provided naval gunfire to the enemy fortress. Zao-class battlecruiserZao-class Battlecruiser
