What if the CVN-79 John F. Kennedy Supercarrier was dropped into Azur Lane? This isnt going to be the main anime storyline, more like ww2 but there is sirens and kansen. I am going for a more realistic approach where an inanimate object was suddenly given human attributes and had to grow accustomed to the new world. I am kinda following the storyline of the anime but i will be changing some things

Izumo, a high school student obsessed with guns and airsoft, dreams of joining the military. After a day of classes, he stumbles upon a strange, glowing cube in the street: an Azur Lane Mind Cube. That same night, the cube triggers a process that destroys his human body and drags his consciousness across dimensions. He awakens as the Izumo ship itself, an Ikazuchi-class aircraft carrier in the human fleet, in a war-torn universe. Earth has fallen to the Invid after suffering three consecutive wars against superior alien races. Now humanity survives on lunar and Martian bases, fighting a seemingly lost war. As the only sentient ship in the entire fleet, Izumo must confront a brutal reality far removed from the glorious military fantasies of his past life. He participates in a desperate offensive against the Reflection Point on Earth, where he witnesses the enemy's overwhelming numerical and tactical superiority. He sees allied ships destroyed, entire crews killed in seconds, and the horror of war firsthand. Traumatized, Izumo decides to bury his emotions to avoid going insane. Each reconnaissance mission becomes a bloodbath from which only he returns, battered but alive, burdened by guilt and the weight of the lives lost under his command. What began as a dream of heroism transforms into a harsh lesson about the true meaning of the uniform, sacrifice, and utter loneliness. Disclaimer: Azur Lane and Robotech are not my property.

Somethings are not even meant to exist out of the drawing boards on paper, where she has been brought into existence, where she is now awakened in a world that focuses on the sea, where she might be the only one of her kind... A Behemoth of the earth itself, where she treads the grounds, moving fortresses re-emerge in this new era...

"This is the USS Enterprise... where the Hell are we?"

In a fractured reality, a single warship is reborn from the shadows of a dark history. JS Hakage. The modern heir to the legendary Yamato-class battleship. Its black steel resembles a resurrected corpse, its cannons carry the unhealed echoes of past wars, and within it stands a captain who is more than just a brave warrior. A man who once rocked the world stage with legendary metal bands. From a loud, rebellious scream with raw fury to a beautiful symphony of death beneath a voice as cruel as a demon, he has now transformed into a symbol of power at sea, commanding an unrivaled warship. But the world he now inhabits... is no longer a human world he's know. A mysterious phenomenon has dragged him and the ship he commands into another reality, the world of a game supposedly fictional: Azur Lane. A world where ships possess souls, and the oceans become a battlefield against an unknown humanoid entity known as... the Siren. "Azur Lane - Beneath the Remains" is a story of destruction, identity, and choices on the brink of sanity. It's about a handful of humans who have lost their world... and are forced to save a world that isn't even theirs.

One night, after finishing the last bits of a future Telecomm Network Design, I played Azure Lane until early dawn. Getting increasingly better gear for Bismarck and Tirpitz. Following my nap, on my desk. My eyes gazed at the presence of the two sisters of the Bismarck-class. Tenderly, attempting to wake me. Having a sharp mind, vast knowledge in Telecommucations and endless dedication, made them decide to appear in my quiet life. Now... I must infinitely increase my efforts. Use all assets I own. Plan things on multiple dimensions. To create... a perfect life for them!

The first shipgirl created, she was based off of the design for a proposed German Battleship, and took the role of mother to the first generation of shipgirls. After a massive fight in the Atlantic against the Sirens, she was called in for repairs, which took an incredible amount of time because of the insane amount of damage she took. Finally able to return, meeting new girls and old friends, she has stumbled into a war that she never signed up for. But she will see it through to the end, once again paired with the people she grew to call family...

Even in a home far away from home trouble seems to follow the shipgirls around like a lost puppy. Ever since taking shelter in Germany the girls thought they would get used to their new surroundings, that is until something happens to one of them. With the Royal Navy beginning to rebuild itself and the main enemy looming over everything, the girls must make one final push if they're ever going to free their world from the terror of the Sirens.

A few months have passed since the death of Jack, the valiant commander of the Royal Navy. The fleet that he left behind has only grown stronger in his absence, even without the presence of a replacement commander. Ships from the Eagle Union and the Sakura Empire visit to come pay their respects for the fallen commander and stick around for a few weeks, but all four factions will be in for a shock when they discover what goes on behind the scenes...

Augmented supersoldiers. Pilot. You were one of them, codenamed "Mantis". You thought of the mercenary group "Six-Four" as your family, and they thought the same of you. Even if you're the youngest of the bunch, you had the skills to back it up. Giant bipedal mechs. Titan. Originally created for civilian use but repurposed as a war machine. Yours were a Vanguard-class titan, named "Falcon". A bond between a pilot and their titan is something special. You're incomplete without your titan, and so is your titan without you. A mission that went wrong sent you and your partner to a far-flung place. A place that is filled with... angels? With a shotgun? Kivotos is standing by for Titanfall, Pilot. Disclaimer: I own none of the pictures used. Blue Archive and Titanfall belong to their respective creators.