Azur Promilia gets November 26 Asian launch and new trailer
Azur Promilia will launch in four Asian markets on 26 November, with a new trailer revealing another character and confirming the wider release remains set for summer 2027.
Azur Promilia will launch across China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan on 26 November 2026, with a new release-date trailer also introducing another character for Manjuu’s fantasy action RPG. 1
The November launch
The regional release covers PC and mobile devices, while the game’s worldwide launch remains planned for summer 2027. The date was confirmed in the Korean promotional video, which is presented by the official Azur Promilia channel. 2
The trailer shows the game’s Starborn avatar exploring alongside Luruka and Terara, with the group fighting monsters and moving through the game’s fantasy environments. It also features Symphoria, who appears with a bow, and teases story scenes around the coming launch.
Lan Xiangzi joins the cast
Manjuu also revealed Lan Xiangzi, a new character with a ghostly visual theme. The announcement links to official character artwork and identifies Japanese voice actor Ayane Kudo as her performer. The material does not yet provide a full breakdown of Lan Xiangzi’s combat role or the exact point at which she joins the game.
The trailer’s release-date message is aimed at the Korean market, but the reported 26 November date also applies to the other listed Asian regions. Players elsewhere will have to wait for the separate worldwide release window rather than treating this as a global launch.
Our opinion
This is a useful update because it turns Azur Promilia’s long-running pre-release campaign into a date players can actually plan around. The split launch is worth keeping in view, though: 26 November is not the worldwide release, and the summer 2027 window remains broad. The new trailer’s character and location glimpses suggest Manjuu is using the regional launch to establish the game’s cast before the wider rollout.