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Girls und Panzer das Finale: Part 2 

After falling for BC Freedom High’s clever deception, the Oarai Girl’s High tank-maidens find themselves faced with an entirely different battlefront than expected. However, Yukari suspects that any bluff that could have been carried out so easily by so many people must have some basis in fact. So, as the other school teams prepare for combat across the competition, Oarai digs down with a plan to undermine the groundwork beneath their opposition.
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After falling for BC Freedom High’s clever deception, the Oarai Girl’s High tank-maidens find themselves faced with an entirely different battlefront than expected. However, Yukari suspects that any bluff that could have been carried out so easily by so many people must have some basis in fact. So, as the other school teams prepare for combat across the competition, Oarai digs down with a plan to undermine the groundwork beneath their opposition.

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Genre:Animation, Action, Comedy
Directed By:Tsutomu Mizushima
Written By:Reiko Yoshida
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Actas, Bandai Namco Arts, Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures, movic, Q-TEC

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