⚓ Weiss Schwarz: Azur Lane - Japanese Booster Box (Vol. 1)
This first volume of Azur Lane in Weiss Schwarz is known for its huge card count and extensive list of rare signatures, representing the major factions of the game.
FeatureDetails
Release (JP)December 23, 2022
Featured FactionsEagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood.
Box Contents16 Booster Packs per Display Box.
Pack ContentsEach Booster Pack contains 9 random cards.
Card Types140 Normal Types + 140 Parallel (foil/special) types.
Neo-StandardCards have a card number beginning with 「AZL/」.
Box Topper1 of 18 exclusive PR (Promotional) cards is included in every display box (First Edition only).
✨ Massive Ultra-Rare Parallel (Sign) Roster
The biggest draw of the Azur Lane set is the sheer number of signatures included, featuring voice actors from virtually every ship girl across the four main factions.
The set includes a total of 43 different signature card types:
SEC (Secret Rare): 4 types – The rarest cards in the set, often featuring unique borderless art and intense foiling. These are typically case hits.
SP (Special Rare): 39 types – Hot-stamped silver or gold sign cards from a huge number of Japanese voice actors (Seiyuu), covering many fan-favorite ship girls.
Over 40 different voice actors are featured, including popular characters like Enterprise, Belfast, Prinz Eugen, and Akagi.
RRR (Triple Rare): 18 types – Full-foil cards featuring decorative elements and a higher pull rate than sign cards.
SR (Super Rare): 79 types – Standard full-foil cards, often using character art.
Factions and Color Breakdown
The set is structured heavily around the four main colors, allowing for specialized deck building based on the in-game factions:
Yellow: Primarily Eagle Union (Enterprise, New Jersey, etc.)
Green: Primarily Royal Navy (Belfast, Illustrious, etc.)
Red: Primarily Sakura Empire (Akagi, Kaga, Ayanami, etc.)
Blue: Primarily Iron Blood (Prinz Eugen, Bismarck, etc.)
This set is highly valued both for its gameplay versatility (allowing for many different archetype decks) and for its immense collector value due to the huge number of signed cards.