History Manga / AzurLaneSlowAhead

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but is not on the level of some girls like [[BuxomBeautyStandard Zara, Pola]], [[GagBoobs Taihou or Illustrious]]. The anime however, boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but is not on the level of some girls like [[BuxomIsBetter Zara, Pola]], [[GagBoobs Taihou or Illustrious]]. The anime however, boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.

''Azur Lane: Slow Ahead'' is an on-going {{Yonkoma}} manga spin-off of ''VideoGame/AzurLane'' written by Hori no Su that began syndication on April 23, 2018. Individual chapters are regularly posted on the game's official Japanese and English Twitter accounts, with physical volumes available in Japan. It can also be read on [[https://mangadex.org/title/26033/azur-lane-4-koma-slow-ahead Mangadex]] (and [[https://cubari.moe/read/gist/Js9IS/ Cubari]]) with chapters being added as they release.

!!Slow Ahead contains the following tropes:

Azur Lane: Slow Ahead is a {{Yonkoma}} manga spin off of ''VideoGame/AzurLane'' written by Hori no Su and was first released on 23 April 2018. It is posted on both Japanese and English official accounts of the game and in Japan has three physical volumes. It can also be read on [[https://mangadex.org/title/26033/azur-lane-4-koma-slow-ahead Mangadex]] (and [[https://cubari.moe/read/gist/Js9IS/ Cubari]]) with chapters being added as they finish.

An anime adaptation premiered on 12 January 2021 by Yostar Pictures and Studio Candy Box. Each episode airs a number of times a week on different sources with the earliest being on mondays.

Azur Lane: Slow Ahead is a {{Yonkoma}} manga spin off of ''VideoGame/AzurLane'' written by Hori no Su and was first released on 23 April 2018. It is posted on both Japanese and English official accounts of the game and in Japan has two physical volumes. It can also be read on Mangadex (and Cubari) with chapters being added as they finish.

Azur Lane: Slow Ahead is a {{Yonkoma}} manga spin off of ''VideoGame/AzurLane'' written by Hori no Su and was first released on 23 April 2018. It is posted on both Japanese and English official accounts of the game and in Japan has two physical volumes. It can also be read on Mangadex with chapters being added as they finish.

* AdaptationExpansion: The Anime in each episode, connects two or three chapters together in a series as well as including all 4 starters more often (in the manga, most chapters only have 1-2 of the starters). Various characters also have minor cameos in the episodes. And in an exact case, the first few scenes of episode 1 are an expanded version of colored prologue chapter that came with Volume 1. Episode 9 went a different route, expanding only one chapter (Belfast and Little Bel) to full episode length.

* TheGhost: The Commander who clearly exists and is referenced but is never shown. He appears to be a ChickMagnet though, as Prinz Eugen was attempting to win him over with a ChocolateOfRomance (and her body) while Dunkerque in episode 5 mentions that she's gonna go on a date with him, much to the shock of the leads who seem to have a crush on the Commander too. In the manga a few ships remark on their interest, with the context of Rodney's chapter was being stood up for a date (and her blasting of the watermelon is venting)

* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: [[https://twitter.com/AzurLane_EN/status/1320032309668696071 Chapter 14]] has Taihou make it clear she has no shame about wearing her dress very low to the point where it might fall off in order to get attention from the Commander, and is okay with wearing it ''lower'' if he desires it. The japanese commentary reveals Akagi's just as willing with Kaga stopping her to prevent "pointless brinkmanship".

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but is not on the level of some girls like [[BuxomIsBetter Zara, Pola]] [[GagBoobs Taihou or Illustrious]]. The anime however, boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but is not on the level of some girls like [[BuxomIsBetter Zara, Pola] [GagBoobs Taihou or Illustrious}. The anime however, boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but is not on the level of Zara, Taihou or Illustrious. The anime however, boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.

* AdaptationalCurves: While the manga does this by varying degrees to a number of kansen, the anime takes it to another level. A good example would be Bismarck, who in the game and manga has a bust no one would be caught dead calling small, but the anime boosts them to being ''bigger than her head''.