World of Tanks Adds Girls und Panzer's Team-Leoponsan

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Wargaming announced that it is adding collaboration content featuring Girls und Panzer's 'Team-Leoponsan' to World of Tanks. For one week, from October 15 to 22, the game will feature a Tier VI German heavy tank, specially voiced crew members, and themed customization elements.

The new heavy tank, 'Tiger (P) Leoponsan,' is a brawler tank inspired by Team-Leoponsan. It features a system that temporarily boosts mobility to quickly accelerate to top speed, and comes equipped with an exclusive built-in style reflecting the team's passion for speed. Two all-season 2D styles usable on all vehicles and two new decals are also added.

The crew features Team-Leoponsan from Oarai Girls' High School. Led by Commander Nakajima, who features a unique voiceover, contextual team dialogue is activated when all four girls are assigned to the same German tank. This allows players to hear conversations between crew members during battle.

Event rewards are redeemed using 'Girls und Panzer Tokens' earned from special missions. The Event Store offers vehicle customization elements, including new Team-Leoponsan-themed rewards such as voiced crew members, rare 2D styles, decals, and emblems.

Items introduced in previous collaborations are also returning. Players can once again obtain the 'Oarai Variant 2D Style,' which allows custom designs by combining paint, emblems, and inscriptions, as well as a special emblem featuring the 'Leopon' mascot. Detailed information about the content can be found on the official World of Tanks website.

World of Tanks is a 3D tank combat MMO game where players engage in strategic battles using nearly 950 vehicles from 11 nations. The collaboration IP, Girls und Panzer, is a 12-episode TV anime series that first aired in October 2012, depicting high school girls participating in tank warfare. The theatrical film released in November 2015 grossed over 2.5 billion yen at the box office, and its latest installment, Part 5, premiered in Japanese theaters on the 9th.

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