Amagi (Outdated)

Brief information

Amagi is a character from the anime and game "Azur Lane". "Amagi" is a battlecruiser of the Sakura Empire, belonging to the "Amagi" class. In the AWA comics, Amagi will appear in a future AWA storyline. In the XP4 fantasy films, Amagi made his debut in XP4 Hero Coalition - Azur Lane.

Fanfiction XP4

Amagi is part of the Heroes Coalitions as a solo hero. She also attends Vanguard Academy as a student. Coalition of Heroes XP4 - Azur Lane In Chapter 14, Amagi appeared in front of everyone at the Azur Lane headquarters, with the girls on the ship shocked to see her alive. Later that day, Amagi along with Full Force Guerrilla, Susanoo, Arachnus, Claire Fox, Hornet, Cleveland, Montpellier, Columbia, Denver, Hammann, and San Diego were seen on a ship heading in a certain direction. when Amagi then explained how she survived and how she ended up in Neo City, she later stated that she was going to revive Akagi and Kaga before hearing explosions in the distance. Amagi later arrived at the battlefield with everyone, where they witnessed the arrival of the Unfeeling, she and the others then joined Red Axis in the fight against the Sirens. In Chapter 15, Amagi appeared before Zuikaku, Shoukaku, Ayanami, Luffy, Unicorn, and Kaga, much to Zuikaku, Shoukaku, and Kaga's surprise. Amagi then punched Kaga on the top of her head and reprimanded the shipwright girl for her actions, and after Kaga realized her mistakes and begged for forgiveness, Amagi told everyone to work together, which they did. Amagi was later seen on the ship with everyone, where she reunited with Akagi by hugging her, though she later admits to punching Akagi in the head, much to her horror. She later witnessed Mace Windu's confrontation with Kazeesi Imai, and after Kazeesi handed the Space Stone to Mace and left, she is relieved to learn that Kazeesi gave Mace the wrong container.

Fanfiction XP4

Coalition of Heroes XP4 - Neo-City Diaries In Chapter 68, Amagi is present at the party in Neo City's Central Park along with Akagi and Kaga, where they meet Mario Martinez. She later witnesses Edwin "Ed" Horace Williams and Rolf Irmi perform a bizarre dance. Coalition of Heroes XP4 - AKB0048 In Chapter 25, Amagi is present during the confrontation with DES soldiers in Neo City. In Chapter 29, Amagi is among the thousands of AKB fans gathered around a concert hall in a city somewhere in Kasumigastar, and later witnesses the return of Atsuko Katagiri and the rest of the missing idols, and has a great time watching the performances afterwards. In Chapter 32, Amagi honored Mace Windu's memory by attending his funeral at sea in Atamistar before witnessing the arrival of a fleet of Dimensional Defense Union ships, who paid their respects to Mace by presenting him with the Heroes' Tribute.

Capabilities

The Amagi has powerful offensive capabilities, including the highest firepower of any battlecruiser, a devastating barrage, and powerful skills, but her hit rate is only slightly better than many battlecruisers, being remarkably lower, her anti-air defense is terrible, and like a battlecruiser she only has medium armor instead of heavy.

Little things

The real Amagi was never completed due to the Washington Naval Treaty and her subsequent damage during the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, so her appearance is significant at all. Although she is Akagi's sister (they were originally both Amagi-class battlecruisers), she is not Kaga's sister. However, she acts like one of them, usually stopping their fights and punishing them for it. After the Sakura Empire signed a treaty that required them to adhere to certain restrictions regarding heavy battleships, she was "decommissioned" (nobody knows what happened to her, but she eventually died). As a ship, it was never completed and was intended to be converted into an aircraft carrier, but an earthquake damaged it and it was never completed. Its parts were used in Kaga to complete it as an aircraft carrier. Her poor health may be related to this fact.

Brief information

Ship name IJN Amagi Status Deceased (Original) Destroyed (As Siren clone) Rarity SSR (Super Rare) Allies Sakura Empire, Enterprise Enemies Sirens, Tosa (Rival) Biological information Family(s) Akagi (Younger Sister) Kaga (Younger Stepsister) Hair color Brown Eye color Light purple Ship type Aircraft Carrier (Originally) Battle Cruiser (Current) Membership Sakura Empire Likes Her sisters, I don't like it Akagi and Kaga fight each other,

Amagi's Personality

Amagi is modest and polite, but assertive. In the story itself, she is modest about her strength, even when she successfully challenges others in a wargame. Amagi is a sweet girl, but that's what makes her moments stand out even more, like hitting both Akagi and Kaga on the head while still maintaining a smile. Amagi from the anime and game Azur Lane is modest and polite, yet assertive. She is humble about her strength, even when she successfully challenges others in a war game. 3 Despite her powerful abilities, Amagi is also portrayed as a kind and gentle character. She values ​​camaraderie and friendship, so she often interacts with other characters from the Sakura Empire. 2 Amagi is also known for her modesty and humility, despite her status as one of the most powerful battleships in the game. 2 She can also be classified as an INFJ (Introverted, Intuitive, Sentimental, Self-Improving) personality. Amagi often puts the well-being of others before her own, such as when she sacrifices herself to save her comrades. 2

Appearance

Amagi is tall, with a slender build and a large bust. She has waist-length dark brown hair pulled back into a low ponytail with fox ears on top of her head, purple eyes with orange eyeliner, and a brown fox tail. She wears a black choker with a yellow badge-shaped ornament around her neck, a red haori with black accents over a black kimono dress with white frills, red accents, and a crane design, a black metal plate with red accents wrapped around her waist over a gray metal belt and a red obi, dark brown tights, a black geta, and brown wedding gloves. She also holds an oriental parasol.