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Girls und Panzer: This Is the Real Anzio Battle!
Following Oorai's victory over Saunders, the school's next opponent is Anzio. This is an OVA which covers the battle of Oorai versus Anzio, which was not fully shown in the regular anime series.
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Following Oorai's victory over Saunders, the school's next opponent is Anzio. This is an OVA which covers the battle of Oorai versus Anzio, which was not fully shown in the regular anime series.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Action
Written By:Takaaki Suzuki
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Bandai Visual, Actas
Cast
Tsutomu Mizushima
Director
Mai Fuchigami
Miho Nishizumi (voice)
Ai Kayano
Saori Takebe (voice)
Mami Ozaki
Hana Isuzu (voice)
Ikumi Nakagami
Yukari Akiyama (voice)
Yuka Iguchi
Mako Reizei (voice)
Misato Fukuen
Anzu Kadotani (voice)
Mikako Takahashi
Yuzu Koyama (voice)
Kana Ueda
Momo Kawashima (voice)
Maya Yoshioka
Anchovy (voice)
Saori Hayami
Carpaccio (voice)
You Taichi
Pepperoni (voice)
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