A medium tank built in the United States. A variant of the M4 Sherman nicknamed Easy Eight. He has a bold, muscle-brained personality and tries to solve everything with mass production and quantity. Friendly to almost everyone, but has a hard time dealing with Soviet vehicles like the T-34-85.

A heavy tank built in the German Third Reich. Specifically the early H1 model. A thoughtful individual who serves as the leader of the museum tanks. His main source of stress is being dragged into the antics of the other eccentric tanks. His one flaw is that he's so heavy he frequently breaks his transmission and becomes immobilized.

A medium tank built in the Soviet Union. Specifically the 1944 model. He has an optimistic personality and constantly talks about the wonders of socialism, though he is habitually ignored by the others. He loves snow and gets abnormally excited when it piles up.

A heavily armored cruising tank built in the United Kingdom. Specifically the Mk.1 model. He is a gentleman with soft manners, but his penchant for British humor and bizarre "British engineering" behavior often leaves those around him bewildered.

A medium tank built in Japan. Specifically the early production type. Though often called Chi-Ha-tan, he rejects the name because he thinks it's too cute. A pure-hearted believer in the Yamato Spirit, he is a muscle-head in a different way than the M4A3E8, always charging headlong into things.