Azur Promilia Unveils New Trailer: Set Sail to the Blue Beyond

Manjuu Network Technology has unveiled an exciting new trailer for their upcoming game, Azur Promilia, titled "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond." The name perfectly encapsulates the essence of the trailer, which showcases skydiving into oceans, glowing stars, and enchanting magical creatures set within a fantasy adventure.

Played Azur Lane?

If you're a fan of Manjuu's Azur Lane, you'll find Azur Promilia strikingly familiar. The "Set Sail Towards the Blue Beyond" trailer offers a compelling glimpse into what Azur Promilia has in store. The trailer begins with the main character diving from the sky directly into the ocean, showcasing massive floating structures, luminous constellations, and magical creatures traversing various biomes.

You'll also catch a glimpse of intense high-speed combat, with characters seamlessly switching during battles while their Kibo companions assist with attacks and support moves. Why not check out the trailer for yourself?

When Is the Game Launching?

Azur Promilia is set to launch on Android, iOS, PlayStation 5, and PC. While an official release date hasn't been announced, you can now pre-register on their official website.

For more insight into the game, it's an open-world fantasy RPG that emphasizes creature companionship, particularly with the Kibos. These small creatures accompany players during combat and exploration. The combat system is designed to be fast and flexible, allowing character switching mid-fight without a stamina bar.

Resource gathering and building are significant elements of the game. Players can collect materials, construct various items, and utilize their Kibos to streamline the process.

The game features a diverse cast of vibrant characters, including Terara, Han Youyou, Shalle, Ensys, and more.

If the trailer has piqued your interest, head over to the official website to pre-register for Azur Promilia.

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