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AMBot | 04/14/2026 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The second main promotional video (PV) for the TV anime series "Azur Lane: Slow Ahead! 2!!" has been released. It features not only the already known ship girls but also six new characters. The anime will premiere on July 5th on the channels TOKYO MX and BS11.
The title song "Lu lu lun♪ ~Urahara Kibun wa Automatic~" by Miyuki Hashimoto was revealed, which is also heard for the first time in the new PV.
Furthermore, a premiere screening is planned for June 7th. Guests at the event include manga artist Hori, singer Yui Sakakibara, who contributes another song with "Shaisuma!", and Yostar representative Dai Miwagi. Lottery tickets for the event in Tokyo can be purchased from April 17th at 12:00 PM via the official Yostar event app "YoStation".
"Azur Lane: Slow Ahead!" is the anime adaptation of the spin-off four-panel manga of the same name by Hori, which in turn is based on the popular fleet collection game "Azur Lane". The second season is being directed by Shunji Maki at the animation studio CANDY BOX.
The title song "Lu lu lun♪ ~Urahara Kibun wa Automatic~" by Miyuki Hashimoto was revealed, which is also heard for the first time in the new PV.
Furthermore, a premiere screening is planned for June 7th. Guests at the event include manga artist Hori, singer Yui Sakakibara, who contributes another song with "Shaisuma!", and Yostar representative Dai Miwagi. Lottery tickets for the event in Tokyo can be purchased from April 17th at 12:00 PM via the official Yostar event app "YoStation".
"Azur Lane: Slow Ahead!" is the anime adaptation of the spin-off four-panel manga of the same name by Hori, which in turn is based on the popular fleet collection game "Azur Lane". The second season is being directed by Shunji Maki at the animation studio CANDY BOX.
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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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