As the film progresses, Kaga reveals that Kan-musume and Abyssals share a close relationship when one is sunk in combat, they are reborn in the other form, and are cursed to existing in an unending cycle of violence and struggle. Throughout Kantai Collection: The Movie, the Kan-musume face a new challenge in the form of an enigmatic voice emanating from Ironbottom Sound, which coincides with Kisaragi’s surprise return, seemingly from the dead. Kantai Collection: The Movie makes a meaningful contribution to the franchise through its story, and this aspect is ultimately something that sets it apart from Azur Lane. Almost immediately, I found that the me of five years earlier had not been watching the film with both eyes open. As such, with Kantai Collection: The Movie approaching its five year anniversary and Itsuka Ano Umi de‘s release set for November 2022, I felt it was appropriate to give Kantai Collection: The Movie a revisit with a fresh set of eyes. However, I had been left a shade disappointed with respect to the story, which appeared to leave aspects of Kantai Collection unanswered. While I had been enthusiastic to watch the film, upon finishing my experience, I found that the film had been technically excellent: the animation is superb, and the music was, in my own words, worthy of a feature film such as Letters From Iwo Jima or Isoroku Yamamoto. On this day in 2017, Kantai Collection: The Movie finally became available to overseas viewers after a nine month long wait. “To become better, you have to admit your ignorance, at least to yourself.” –William A.
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