

Azur Lane
When the Sirens, an alien force wielding weaponry far beyond humanity's current capabilities, crashes into the scene, humankind—long divided—rallies in unprecedented unity. Four nations form Azur Lane, accelerating the evolution of modern warfare and securing an initial victory. Yet that delicate alliance buckles under clashing ideologies, scattering humanity once more. At the forefront stands the battle-hardened pilot aboard Enterprise, known as the Grey Ghost, bearing Azur Lane's last, best hope to end the war. Behind her stoic exterior, however, lies a frail girl who harbors a fear of the ocean. Still, she presses on, convinced that fighting is the sole purpose of her existence. Amid the ceaseless conflict, the keys to reuniting a fractured humanity may lie in a soldier reconciling with her enigmatic identity and in the camaraderie that blossoms between those who hold different ideals.
Director(s)
Motoki Tanaka
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Motoki Tanaka is the director of Azur Lane.
The cast of Azur Lane includes Yui Ishikawa as Enterprise (voice), Yui Horie as Belfast (voice), Mai Nakahara as Akagi (voice), You Taichi as Ayanami (voice), Maria Naganawa as Laffey (voice), and Nozomi Yamane as Javelin (voice).
Episodes run about 24 mins. The total runtime is about 4h 48 mins.
You can watch Azur Lane on Crunchyroll (Subscription) and Crunchyroll Amazon Channel (Subscription). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Azur Lane was released in 2019.
Azur Lane is listed under Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, and Animation on Fanbiz.
Azur Lane has 1 season and 12 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1.








