Azur Lane's personification of the Soviet destroyer Soobrazitelny, the second of five Storozhevoy-class destroyers built for the Black Sea Fleet.
History
Historically ordered as a sister ship of Grozny and the other Gnevny-class destroyers, she was reordered to the new Storozhevoy design, itself the result of Hunter's battle damage in the Spanish Civil War reaching Joseph Stalin's war meeting and his request for all destroyers to use alternating boiler and engine rooms for survival.
Commissioned in 1941, she was primarily assigned to shore bombardment and convoy duties. Post-war, she was used as a rescue ship. A 1965 attempt by veterans to have her preserved as a museum ship on account of her battle record was unsuccessful and was sold for scrap afterward.
