Schools from around the world compete in a sport called Sensha-do, or “way of the tank.” In this universe, "tankery," as it is colloquially known, is seen as a dignified martial art that helps girls hone their grace and femininity. Girls und Panzer’s story is a simple one.
Manages to not only be worthwhile, but also one of the most consistently entertaining shows in recent memory. It is against all odds, then, that Girls und Panzer With this in mind, it’s only natural to approach the simple premise of “cute girls driving tanks” with caution. In recent times, we’ve had a spate of these lusterless shows - whether it be “cute girls climbing mountains!” or “cute girls that are actually anthropomorphic guns or something!” - and the results are nigh-invariably uninspired dreck that’s not worthy of anyone’s time. There’s a reasonably well-justified tendency among anime fans to hastily dismiss the potential merit of any permutation of the whole “cute girls doing cute things” motif that’s so nauseatingly ubiquitous in modern anime. Now, with the aid of some new friends, she must overcome her past and once again take command of a squadron of tanks in an effort to save her school from closure, all while proving to her family that the Nishizumi-style of senshadou is not solely about victory. However, with the news of the upcoming championships, the school revives their tankery program, and Miho is pushed into joining. To steer clear of the practice as much as possible, she transfers to Ooarai Girls High School where the senshadou program has been abolished. Miho Nishizumi, who comes from a lineage of well-respected senshadou specialists, is at odds with the sport after a traumatic event led to her retirement and eventually a rift to form between her and her family. Becoming a worldwide phenomenon over time, the influence of senshadou leads to the creation of a world championship which will soon be held in Japan. Widely practiced by women and girls alike, it's advertised as a form of art geared towards making ladies more prominent in culture and appealing to men. "Senshadou" is a traditional sport using World War II era tanks in elimination-based matches.
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