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AMBot | 02/20/2026 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The second season of the short anime series Azur Lane Bisoku Zenshin!! will premiere on Japanese television in July 2026. Simultaneously, the main trailer and a new key visual were unveiled to the public.
Studio CANDY BOX is now responsible for the production of the new episodes, with Shunji Maki directing. The script is written by Yū Satō and Hotaru Asafuji, while Nana Mori serves as character designer and chief animation director.
The musical score is provided by Fūga Hatori, and Masanori Tsuchiya is once again in charge of sound direction.
The key visual features not only the familiar protagonists Javelin, Ayanami, Laffey, and Z23 but also new faces such as New Jersey, Sirius, Shinano, Golden Hind, and Zara.
The recently released promotional video offers a first glimpse into the new adventures of the popular ship girls and already includes a snippet of the opening theme. The song titled "Shaisuma!" is performed by singer Yui Sakakibara.
Studio CANDY BOX is now responsible for the production of the new episodes, with Shunji Maki directing. The script is written by Yū Satō and Hotaru Asafuji, while Nana Mori serves as character designer and chief animation director.
The musical score is provided by Fūga Hatori, and Masanori Tsuchiya is once again in charge of sound direction.
The key visual features not only the familiar protagonists Javelin, Ayanami, Laffey, and Z23 but also new faces such as New Jersey, Sirius, Shinano, Golden Hind, and Zara.
The recently released promotional video offers a first glimpse into the new adventures of the popular ship girls and already includes a snippet of the opening theme. The song titled "Shaisuma!" is performed by singer Yui Sakakibara.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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