Recently, the ninth-anniversary offline music festival for the Japanese server of the mobile game Azur Lane was held in Tokyo. This music event, primarily featuring song performances and voice actor talks, became a hot topic due to a special stage video.
During the short film screening segment on the large screen at the music festival, the organizers played a silhouette animation of the character Gurnard taking a shower. The scene was presented using a shower curtain and silhouettes. Accompanied by the sound of running water, the character exhibited rich body movements, with the visuals deliberately emphasizing her curves. Clothes hanging nearby were also visible in the scene. The overall level of explicitness exceeded typical expectations for offline public performances, and clips filmed by attendees quickly spread across Twitter.
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Many Japanese players joked, "Why is there a shower scene at a music festival?" and "What exactly was shown at this event?" Others commented that the inclusion of such bold content in the anniversary event is part of Azur Lane's Japanese server tradition of "pulling stunts," so it's nothing new. Some also felt that such scenes are more suitable for online short videos rather than being displayed on large screens at public music festivals with massive live audiences.
