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Miho, from a renowned tank warfare family, enrolls in Oorai High to avoid Senshado. However, the student council president recruits her to lead their team and win the tournament to prevent t... Read allMiho, from a renowned tank warfare family, enrolls in Oorai High to avoid Senshado. However, the student council president recruits her to lead their team and win the tournament to prevent the school's closure.Miho, from a renowned tank warfare family, enrolls in Oorai High to avoid Senshado. However, the student council president recruits her to lead their team and win the tournament to prevent the school's closure.
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When I first saw this on Netflix I almost chose not to watch it. It just looked too absurd. But after the first episode I was greatly interested-- mainly due to the humor of the one liners and setup of characters. By the 2nd & 3rd episode I was hooked.
This show starts with a ridiculous concept-- that girls in tank battles is the ultimate of high school femininity-- and jumps the shark from there, repeatedly and intentionally. Typical line: "It's just that tankery is the very essence of femininity. I don't think I've ever seen guys driving tanks."
The concept is not without precedence. Cute girls and hot cars have sold hotrod magazines for decades. So why not cute girls and tanks? Especially if they throw in a good sense of humor-- which is the case.
Creds have to be given to the research staff. Obviously the creator and staff are *really in to tanks*. I'm no expert so all I can speak from is audience impact-- but it seems they have the tank models, weights, armor, maneuverability and power down pat. I think just about every tank ever made is featured in this 12-episode series and the follow-up 2 hour movie.
Ridiculous? Yes. Strategic? In some parts very much so, in other parts ludicrously so. If you're in the mood for anime girls, heavy weapons and ridiculous humor all in one series, this might be just the ticket.
On the downside: I have to say some of the rules of the tank competitions are a bit lop sided. In the drama of the show it's intended as an underdog sympathy trick... but pitting 5 tanks against 10 just doesn't seem cricket. One would think balanced sides would be a requirement. But then, one doesn't go into a high school girl tank battle expecting fair play and realism, eh? ;D
Fun watch that exceeded expectations.
This show starts with a ridiculous concept-- that girls in tank battles is the ultimate of high school femininity-- and jumps the shark from there, repeatedly and intentionally. Typical line: "It's just that tankery is the very essence of femininity. I don't think I've ever seen guys driving tanks."
The concept is not without precedence. Cute girls and hot cars have sold hotrod magazines for decades. So why not cute girls and tanks? Especially if they throw in a good sense of humor-- which is the case.
Creds have to be given to the research staff. Obviously the creator and staff are *really in to tanks*. I'm no expert so all I can speak from is audience impact-- but it seems they have the tank models, weights, armor, maneuverability and power down pat. I think just about every tank ever made is featured in this 12-episode series and the follow-up 2 hour movie.
Ridiculous? Yes. Strategic? In some parts very much so, in other parts ludicrously so. If you're in the mood for anime girls, heavy weapons and ridiculous humor all in one series, this might be just the ticket.
On the downside: I have to say some of the rules of the tank competitions are a bit lop sided. In the drama of the show it's intended as an underdog sympathy trick... but pitting 5 tanks against 10 just doesn't seem cricket. One would think balanced sides would be a requirement. But then, one doesn't go into a high school girl tank battle expecting fair play and realism, eh? ;D
Fun watch that exceeded expectations.
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- TriviaThe series is produced using a blend of traditional animation techniques and 3D rendered models of the armored vehicles.
Tanks featured (3D models):- A22 Churchill (Mk. VII/A22 F/"heavy Churchill")
- Char B1 bis (1940)
- IS-2
- KV-2
- M3 (Lee I/Grant I)
- Matilda IIA (Mk. IV)
- Panzer 38(t) (Ausf. B/C)
- Panzer IV (Ausf. A-F1)
- Panzer IV (Ausf. F2)
- Panzer IV (Ausf. H)
- Panzer VIII type 205 "MAUS"
- Panzerjäger Tiger (P) "Ferdinand"
- Sherman Firefly (Sherman VC/IC)
- Sherman M4A1(76)W
- Sturmgeschütz III (Ausf. F)
- Sturmgeschütz IV
- T-34/76
- T-34/85
- Type 3 Chi-Nu
- Type 89 I-Go
Non-tanks featured (3D models):- Focke-Achgelis Fa 223 (Drache)
- Krupp 28-cm-Kanone 5 (E)
- M25 Tank Transporter (Dragon Wagon)
- RF-8/GAZ-98
- ZIL-157 Katyusha
Tanks mentioned:- 7TP dw
- A13 Mk.II Cruiser (Mk. IV)
- A22 Infantry Tank Mk. IV, Churchill
- Ariete
- BT-1 Christie (M1931)
- Carro Armato P26/40
- Carro Veloce L3/33 (CV-33)
- Comet I (A34)
- Cruiser Mk. VI Crusader
- FV 4034 Challenger 2
- FV 4200 Centurion
- FV4201 Chieftain
- Hotchkiss H35
- Jagdpanzer 38(t) (Hetzer)
- Leopard II
- M1 Abrams
- M24 Chaffee
- M26 Pershing
- M3 Stuart
- M36 Jackson
- M47 Patton
- Panzer V (Ausf. G)
- Panzer V Panther (Ausf. F)
- Panzer VI Tiger (Ausf. E/H)
- Panzer VI Tiger II Ausf. B (Königstiger)
- Panzerjäger Tiger Ausf. B
- Panzerjäger V Panther (Jagdpanther)
- Sherman M4(105) (HVSS suspension)
- Sturmmörserwagen 606/4 mit 38 cm RW 61
- SU-100
- T-28
- TOG II
- Type 10 Hitomaru
- Type 2 Ka-Mi
- Type 97 Chi-Ha
- Quotes
Miho Nishizumi: Panzer vor!
- ConnectionsEdited into Girls und Panzer Compilation Movie (2018)
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- Girls & Panzer
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- Runtime25 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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