Giuseppe Nelva
First of all, we get the new major event, which will traditionally be dedicated to the Sakura Empire (the Japanese-like faction of the game).
It’ll run between September 15 and October 5 and it’ll introduce the following shipgirls.
Ultra Rare Battleship MusashiSSR Destroyer WakatsukiSSR Light Cruiser SakawaElite Heavy Cruisser HaguroElite Destroyer Miyuki
Wakatsuki and Miyuki will be available simply by playing the event, while you’ll need to try your luck at the gacha for the rest. Incidentally, Musashi is the first Yamato-class battleship introduced in the game, albeit we had Shinano, representing an aircraft carrier that was originally planned to be the third Yamato-class battleship but was then converted. You can see all the shipgirls below alongside a short animated trailer dedicated to Musashi. The same event will bring plenty of skins with a traditional Japanese inn theme, while more from the dress series will come on September 22. Lastly, Live2D race queen skins for Baltimore and Shinano will come on September 29. Yet, more surprises are coming in the form of retrofits for Juneau and Shropshire. I wonder if the ability to upgrade her to Elite will mitigate the hate for one of the most common shipgirls in the game. The last but perhaps juiciest surprise was delivered in the form of an upcoming collaboration with Gust’s JRPG Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy. Last but not least, you can enjoy the 5th-anniversary trailer and the anime-style trailer below, showcasing the shipgirls from the factions in the game. If you’re unfamiliar with Azur Lane, it’s is a free-to-play mobile horizontal scrolling shooter/RPG hybrid currently available for iOS and Android. We also know that a new console game following Azur Lane Crosswave is in development at Compile Heart, even if no further information has been shared at the moment.
