In Azur Lane, players can collect female characters based on warships, one of which is Sirius, however, obtaining her might be difficult as she is super rare.
Overview
Azur Lane is a popular side-scrolling, simulation and role-playing video game. It takes place in an alternate timeline of World War II.
The game allows players to collect female moe anthropomorphic characters, based on warships, from the war’s major participants. Players can collect characters from the Republic of China Navy, the Imperial Japanese Navy and the United States Navy.
Additionally, players can obtain ships from the Soviet Navy, the Royal Navy, People’s Liberation Army Navy and the French Navy. They can also organise them into fleets of six and confront artificial intelligence (AI)-controlled enemies.
That being said, players can also participate in battle against other players. Other gameplay elements, such as customising in-game characters and dormitories, are also present.
When players first start to play the Azur Lane, they can choose a starter ship. Personifications of the Japanese destroyer Ayanami, British destroyer HMS Javelin, German destroyer Z23 and American destroyer USS Laffey are available.
Battle
As mentioned above, players can participate in battle, either against other players or against computer-controlled ships.
When they prepare for the main gameplay mode, they can build two fleets consisting of a front and back row. It is important to note that there are three slots available in each row.
Heavy cruisers, light cruisers and destroyers can be placed in the front row, while the back row is reserved for aircraft cruisers, repair ships and aircraft carriers. However, players can also allocate monitors, battleships and battlecruisers to the back row.
Players should remember that different combinations of ships are required to achieve victory in different battle situations. After creating fleets, they can select and enter a map.
When entering a battle against computer-controlled bots, the player’s fleet is placed on a grid-like map similar to that in the game battleship.
The map contains a variety of nodes, including combat nodes and non-combat nodes. Combat nodes are enemy fleets, while non-combat nodes provide players with ammunition.
It is important that players navigate optimally and assemble their fleets tactically to clear obstructing enemies. The goal is to reach the map’s boss.
It is also important to note that when players move their fleet across the map, they can be ambushed in random encounters, which forces them to use ammo and fuel.
Fuel is one of the two in-game resources, while ammo points are assigned to player fleets at each map, one ammo point will be deducted at each battle.
Additionally, players can participate in a player-versus-player (PvP) game mode. They can prepare a defence fleet and build an offence fleet to challenge opposing players’ defence fleets.
When players defeat an enemy, they can earn tokens. Exclusive characters and items can be obtained by using the tokens. Players’ ranks will also rise if they defeat the enemy’s fleet. However, the ranking system is refreshed every 15 days.
It is important to remember that players will receive no penalty if they lose a challenge or if their defence fleet is defeated by other players. Players should also note that certain ships or characters are stronger than others in battle.
Azur Lane: Sirius
As mentioned above, players can obtain various ships in Azur Lane, one of which is Sirius. She is one of the head maids of The Royal Navy and is a popular light cruiser of the faction.
Sirius is a Dido-class ship that participated in the last naval battle of the Mediterranean, and the Battle of Leyte Gulf. She is currently working alongside other powerful ships, such as Belfast.
It is important to note that players may have a difficult time obtaining Sirius, as she is a super rare ship in Azur Lane.
Sirius’ skills
Azur Lane’ Sirius can be a crucial ship in any fleet due to her unique skills. The following table indicates the skill name and a description of each:
| Skill name | Skill description |
| Cover Fire | The skill increases Sirius’ firepower by 10 percent. However, if she reaches a higher level, it will be increased by 20 percent. |
| Mark of Sirus | Mark of Sirius increases the Aviation of all the players’ light Carriers and Carriers by one percent. Additionally, it increases the hit rate against Heavy Cruisers, Light Cruisers and Destroyers. The skill also increases Sirius’s firepower, torpedo and reload by 1.5 percent for each carrier and light carrier in the fleet. |
Sirius’ statistics
The following table indicates Sirius’s base and higher-level statistics:
| Statistic name | Base level or high level |
| Health points | 657 or 3343 |
| Firepower | 28 or 131 |
| Anti-Air | 74 or 344 |
| Torpedo | 30 or 140 |
| Reload | 67 or 158 |
| Evasion | 28 or 73 |
| Oil | 3 or 11 |
