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Azure

The DrifterDeep Blue · from the Trench

Takes the widest line available. Occasionally it is the fastest.

Azure says“Everyone else is fighting over the middle. Have it.”

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5Podiums
2.9Avg. finish

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Azure is in seven games

Each game gives Azure a different job. Here is what Azure does in each one.

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Deep Blue team powerWaveClear a line with five Deep Blue marbles: washes away the fullest line next to it.
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SuperRiptideSend a giant wave the way you face. It sweeps villains off the screen.
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Spa guestSleepy headLoves the shower and hates the dryer. “Drifted wide. Into the kelp.”
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The shard

Where Azure comes from

A shard that went sideways out of the break and never fully stopped. Azure kept the Trench's calm and none of its discipline, which the other three find difficult to discuss.

How Azure races

Azure runs the walls. Given any choice of route it takes the outside — the long way round, hugging whichever edge is nearer, wide through everything. On a track where the middle is a slaughterhouse this is inspired. On any other track it is simply further.

The signatureThe Widest Line

Out to the nearest wall and along it, through sections the rest of the field is cutting.

The voice

Hear Azure

“wooo-weee~”

Floaty and dreamy, with the widest wobble. Drifts up and lands somewhere wide. Pick a mood and Azure says it that way.

In the race mix: C5, 523 Hz. Only wall contacts sound. Azure is audibly always at the edge, and audibly never in traffic.

Rivalry

Azure vs Teal

The Narrowest and the Widest

Deep Blue teammates with exactly opposite instincts.

Teal takes the centreline through every choke on the descent — the shortest way and the busiest. Azure takes whichever wall is nearer — the longest way and the emptiest. They are the same decision made twice with the sign flipped, on the same team, in the same colours.

In a heavy field Azure is right. In a clean one Teal is right. Neither has ever conceded this.

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