Azur Lane Liliel is one of the two free collaboration shipgirls in It’s Showtime! Angels’ Azur Stage, the 2.5 Dimensional Seduction crossover running in November 2026. You earn her by finishing Angel’s Stage L missions, not by buying a skin or pulling from a construction banner.
Angel’s Stage L is a sequence of fleet-defeat missions, not a seven-day login reward. Yostar unlocks one new mission daily through 18 November, and you must clear the previous objective before the next one appears. If you finish what’s available today, there is nothing wrong with coming back for the next unlock tomorrow.
How to unlock Azur Lane Liliel
After maintenance, open the It’s Showtime! Angels’ Azur Stage event banner and choose Angel’s Stage L. Clear the available fleet-defeat objective and use the same event banner to collect its reward. The following mission appears once its release date has arrived and the previous one has been cleared.
- Open the It’s Showtime! Angels’ Azur Stage event banner.
- Select Angel’s Stage L, not Angel’s Stage M.
- Finish the mission currently available to your account.
- Return as new Stage L missions unlock through 18 November.
- Complete the full required track and claim Liliel Angel Paratroopers/Ririsa before the event closes.
Yostar’s Japanese maintenance notice confirms that Stage L objectives involve defeating enemy fleets. It doesn’t give a complete English-language list of enemy counts or permitted stages, though, so check the mission counter in the live event panel. There’s no reason to send readers to an invented farming map or promise that a particular battle type counts.
Azur Lane Liliel is a Super Rare light aircraft carrier. Her full collaboration name is Liliel Angel Paratroopers/Ririsa. Yostar announced her as an event mission reward, so you do not need a certain construction rate-up, a specific number of Wisdom Cubes or a paid outfit to add her to your Dock.
When do Stage L missions unlock?
Stage L runs its daily mission releases from 12 to 18 November on the event schedule. The previous task must be cleared before the next one appears, even after its release time has passed. If you cannot see the next objective, check that the earlier task is complete, then check the date shown on the event banner.
The collaboration itself runs from the end of maintenance on Thursday 12 November until Thursday 26 November at 11:59pm UTC-7. That’s Friday 27 November at 06:59 GMT for players in the UK. The final daily unlock on 18 November does not mean the whole collaboration ends that day.
You have until the end of the collaboration to claim Ririsa, but leaving the fleet-defeat objectives until the last evening is an unnecessary gamble. Complete whichever mission is open during your normal play, check its reward and return for the next one. That way you can see immediately if a task has an extra requirement.
Azur Lane Liliel: Liliel’s Rod and gear skins
Stage L also gives limited collaboration gear skins. They change the look of equipment attacks; they are not separate characters. If you care about collecting the crossover cosmetics, check the rewards you have already earned before moving on to Stage M or the special Challenges.
Azur Lane Liliel gets Liliel’s Rod as her exclusive Augment Module. The English maintenance notice confirms it comes from the event, and Yostar’s Japanese notice specifically lists it among the Stage L rewards. Look for its reward entry in that track rather than searching construction or the paid outfit Shop.
The notice doesn’t supply a full milestone-by-milestone walkthrough or the Augment’s combat stats. Follow the in-game Stage L reward panel to see what you’ve claimed and what remains. The Rod is an equipment upgrade, while Both in Heart and Mind is a separate costume; one doesn’t unlock the other.
Do you need to buy Ririsa’s outfit?
You can unlock Azur Lane Liliel through Stage L without buying the Both in Heart and Mind outfit. It’s a separate Dynamic costume, so concentrate on the event missions if you only want the free shipgirl.
Don’t confuse this with the other free character, Miriella Angel Paratroopers/Mikari. Mikari uses Angel’s Stage M, which tracks task progress separately and allows reward claims according to a schedule. The two tracks have different rules, so check both every time you visit the collaboration event menu.
Why haven’t I received Azur Lane Liliel?
If Azur Lane Liliel isn’t in your Dock, open Stage L and work backwards through the reward track. Have you defeated enough enemy fleets for the current mission? Have you claimed the available reward? Has the next daily objective unlocked yet? Ririsa’s reward is earned through Stage L missions, not simply by logging in on 18 November. Check the reward row in the event banner to see when she can be claimed.
If you completed a mission but can’t find the next step, revisit the limited event banner. Look for any unclaimed reward, an unopened later mission or the next daily unlock. Then check your Dock after claiming the final character reward.
Stage L stays open until 26 November at 11:59pm UTC-7, or 06:59 GMT on 27 November. The 18 November date is the last daily mission release, not the claim deadline. Finish the fleet-defeat sequence and collect Ririsa before the collaboration closes.
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Official source: Yostar: Azur Lane maintenance notice for 12 November 2026.
