6.3
Azur Lane the Animation
アズールレーン THE ANIMATION
6.3
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#8812
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#1484
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Synopsis
When the "Sirens," an alien force with an arsenal far surpassing the limits of current technology, suddenly appeared, a divided humanity stood in complete solidarity for the first time. Four countries—Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood—formed Azur Lane, paving the way for the improvement of modern warfare, which led to an initial victory against the common threat. However, this tenuous union was threatened by opposing ideals, dividing the alliance into two. Sakura Empire and ...
Background
The final two episodes were originally scheduled to broadcast on December 19 and December 26, 2019, but were delayed to March 13 and March 20, 2020, respectively.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+
moderate
ViolenceSci-fi naval combat with explosions and ship damage, but minimal gore or graphic injury detail
moderate
Sexual contentFrequent fan service including revealing outfits, camera angles emphasizing figures, and suggestive dialogue, though no explicit sexual activity
mild
Disturbing themesThemes of child soldiers metaphor, war trauma, existential purpose, and a character's fear of the ocean stemming from PTSD-like symptoms
mild
LanguageOccasional mild profanity typical of military anime
Anthropomorphic warships fight sci-fi battles while navigating faction politics and personal trauma. Expect frequent fan service and military violence without graphic gore, plus themes of child soldiers and existential purpose that may need discussion with younger teens.
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FAQ
Azur Lane the Animation has 12 episodes.
Azur Lane the Animation is currently finished airing.
Azur Lane the Animation was produced by Bibury Animation Studios.
Azur Lane the Animation aired Oct 3, 2019 to Mar 20, 2020.
Azur Lane the Animation is based on a Game.
Anthropomorphic warships fight sci-fi battles while navigating faction politics and personal trauma. Expect frequent fan service and military violence without graphic gore, plus themes of child soldiers and existential purpose that may need discussion with younger teens.
