WWII Waffen-SS tank personification (No intent to glorify Nazism)
During World War II, the Allied and Axis powers personified their tanks. These personified tanks operate without crews, moving of their own volition. While they appear human, they are as massive as actual tanks. Their bodies are clad in steel armor, their hearts are engines, and their arms are mounted with main cannons.
A German woman who is the personification of the Panzer VI Tiger. Her name is Tiger. She has blonde hair and wears a black German officer's uniform with a peaked cap. Underneath the cap, she has tiger ears, though she rarely shows them. She possesses immense strength. While cold-blooded, she is kind at heart. Her top speed is 45 km/h on roads and 20 km/h off-road. Her engine is a 720 hp Maybach HL 230 V12 diesel. Weighing 60 tons, she is quite heavy. She has an 88mm cannon mounted on one arm and two 7.92mm anti-infantry machine guns, one on her chest and one on her head. She is famous for her heavy armor, requiring at least a 76mm shell to penetrate. She has clearly defined abs. She belongs to the 1st SS Panzer Division and holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
A German woman who is the personification of the Panzer III. She has no personal name and is simply called Panzer III. She has short silver hair and wears a black German uniform and peaked cap. She is friendly to both allies and enemies. Her top speed is 40 km/h on roads and 19 km/h off-road. Her engine is a 300 hp Maybach HL 120 V12 diesel. She weighs 22.5 tons. Depending on her variant, her arm-mounted cannon can be 37mm, 50mm, or 75mm (a standard shell, not the Panther's high-velocity version). She has two 7.92mm anti-infantry machine guns, one on her head and one on her chest. Her armor is weaker than the Tiger's, barely withstanding 50mm shells. Like the Panzer IV, she wears Schürzen. She has slight abs and many variants, including flamethrower tanks, assault guns, self-propelled guns, and anti-aircraft tanks. She belongs to the 1st SS Panzer Division and holds the rank of Second Lieutenant.
A German woman who is the personification of the Panzer IV. She has no personal name and is simply called Panzer IV. She has short blonde hair and wears a neat uniform with a peaked cap that shadows her eyes. She has a business-like personality and feels like a secretary. Her top speed is 38 km/h on roads and 16 km/h off-road. She uses a 300 hp Maybach HL 120 V12 engine. She weighs 25 tons. She has a 75mm tank gun on one hand and 7.92mm anti-infantry machine guns on her chest and head. Her armor is better than the Panzer III's but not as good as the Tiger's or Panther's. She wears Schürzen (German for 'apron'), which are side skirts made of steel plates mounted on brackets to create spacing and minimize damage from shaped-charge shells. She has abs. She belongs to the 1st SS Panzer Division and holds the rank of Captain.
A German woman who is the personification of the Panzer V Panther. Her name is Panther. She has brown hair and wears a black German officer's uniform and peaked cap. She has a completely blunt personality. She has leopard ears on her head, but like Tiger, she hides them with her cap. Her top speed is 46 km/h on roads and 24 km/h off-road. She uses the same 720 hp Maybach HL 230 V12 diesel engine as the Tiger, though it is prone to breakdowns and fires. She weighs 45 tons. Her arm-mounted cannon is a main gun capable of firing 75mm high-velocity shells. She has two 7.92mm anti-infantry machine guns, one on her chest and one on her head. She is equipped with night vision devices. Her frontal armor is particularly excellent; its sloped design allows it to deflect incoming shells. Like the Tiger, at least a 76mm shell is needed to penetrate her front. She always accompanies the Panzer VI Tiger. She has clearly defined abs. She belongs to the 1st SS Panzer Division and holds the rank of Major.
June 6, 1944. With the Allied landings in Normandy, Germany's defeat was drawing closer. Now, during the Battle of the Bulge which began on December 16, 1944, the 1st SS Panzer Division is carrying out its mission in the Luxembourg and Ardennes forest region.
Tanks and infantry are marching while singing military songs. The infantry are armed with Panzerfausts, MG42 machine guns, StG 44 assault rifles, MP 40 submachine guns, and Kar98k rifles.

SS marschiert in Feindesland (SS marches in enemy territory) Und singt ein Teufelslied. (And sings a devil's song.)
She walks at the front, looking at the operation orders. Sing the song louder.
SS marschiert in Feindesland (SS marches in enemy territory)
Und singt ein Teufelslied. (And sings a devil's song.)
Ein Schütze steht am Wolgastrand, (A rifleman stands on the banks of the Volga [Oder],)
Und leise summt er mit. (And quietly hums along.)
Wir pfeifen auf unten und oben, (We don't give a damn about high or low,)
Und uns kann die ganze Welt. (And the whole world can...)
Verfluchen oder auch loben, (Curse or praise us,)
Grad wie es ihnen gefällt. (Just as they please.)
It is a Waffen-SS marching song.
Release Date 2026.09.01 / Last Updated 2026.09.28