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Im surprised how they can make something so terrifying used in quite a lot of wars look so cartoonish.

You guys can't just show up every couple of months and drop an absolute masterpiece each time.

I really like the styling of these videos! After watching, I think some other tanks should have been mentioned such as: - Vezdekhod (First motorised armoured tank prototype) - Renault FT tank (First tank to have a fully rotating turret) - Char 2C (Largest operational tank)

05:18 "you can barbaross all the way back to where you came from"💀💀💀

A shame that the FT-17 wasn't mentioned considering how it was the first tank that looked like what we think of as a tank. All the same though, this is really awesome, and I hope to see more of this in the future.

You guys need to publish an RTS game using these models as assets. I would play the hell out of this.

I absolutely need a tank game with this kind of style, commentary and all Also im glad you pointed out the panther naming thing cuz i find it really weird, hopefully this version doesnt have any reliability issues lmao

Russian tanks aren’t really that bad, they’re mostly being misused, but I really enjoy the animation and writing!

Great video. But kinda sad that the Renault FT-17 wasn't mentioned here. It's the first tank to have a rotating turret. Can't imagine how modern tanks would look like without it.

They can make a game with this style, and I'd buy it.

“Yes you can leave a comment” “And no we will not read it” Lmaoo😂

Spoiler: Leopards burned out, but Abrams will never be delivered

I was hoping for the french tanks to be mentioned like the Renault FT that was a game changer to ww1 that after the war, many nations learned from the Renault's design as it serves the basics of tank designs

Actually, the replaceability of the M4 was quite comforting to Allied tank crews as it was the American Sherman that was over engineered, particularly in service to maximizing crew survivability. Anecdotally, there was one particular crew that ended up losing 3 tanks to enemy action, only to return to base to pick up a new tank each time.

I've only just discovered this channel. Love the art style! I instantly imagined collecting all those boxy tanks

The Sherman was amazing engineering. Not only did it succeed in all being effective in combined arms, anti-tank, it was relatively cheap, and mass-produceable. But it had one of the best features for a US produced tank, it was compact and easy to transport. Easily the biggest hurdle to getting a lot of tanks in the war is transporting them across the sea. For a tank that was built across the ocean, it performed very well compared to the home field advantage tanks that Germany and Russia fielded.

Wish you guys had mentioned the Centurion being the first MBT, and the FT-17 for basically defining what the modern tank should look like and function.

The Sherman was one of the easiest tanks to escape from uninjured if it was destroyed, so that was of great comfort to the crews.

Как же иронично весь этот нахрюк на бэбрамсы выглядит в свете недавних событий

I love how he is so educational yet still say stuff like "They can copy and paste tank name strait from ww2 like it a fucking call of duty game" GOD I love them. keep up the good work.

How long have you guys been in the animation industry? This just feels extremely professional and well done. The details, everything having personality, effort spent everywhere not just on key stuff. It's really impressive, makes me think you guys will have a really good run over time.

I’m sad you guys didn’t mention one of the best tanks from WW1 (and my personal favorite) the French FT-17 Rennault, it was one of the first tanks that looked like a modern tank (outward treads, single barrel on a turret that was either a 8mm machine gun or a 37mm cannon), and one of the first mass produced tanks, but nevertheless great video!

He fails to mention that the Abrams was also in Ukraine, and they are doing a hell of a lot worse than the Leopards.

5:55 sure it can bitch slap mines, but it can also become a warcrime device when your out of ammo :)

Its honestly amazing how much effort we put into destroying eachother.

Im quite disappointed that they failed to mention the Rennault tank the French were fielding during WW1. Their design basically inspired future tank designs in the following years of history. Edit: Eyyy why people fighting in my comments?

So happy that this channel actually started to post, these things are so funny and interesting

If you guys would ever make strategy game (CoH style like of base building and such) I would buy it in 100%. The style is so fun to watch.

Good video but it's sad that France isn't mentioned when it was the first country to develop a "modern tank" with 360° turret and tracks, the succesful Renault FT-17. We had pretty nice design during the WWII and the Cold War too (B1 bis, AMX 13,...)

With Mitsi, you are guaranteed to learn something new while cracking up laughing.

8:11 That aged well didnt it

the most adorable way to picture something so destructive

You forgot to mention Jan Zizka, the Bohemian leader who was the first to successfully use war wagons as battle tanks to face the entire Holy Roman Empire armies without losing a single battle during the Hussite Wars.

I'm surprised the Centurion didn't get a mention, nor the Challenger 2. Good video, love the art style. Keep it up!

I noticed you didn't want to give Germany any credit to their armor unless it was to rag on their "Over Engineering" or the impractical Wunderwaffe. 1940s Germany were absolutely top of the game in Tank design and kept upping the bar year after year, from the Pz.I to the Panther and King Tiger. (Pz.IV H is my favorite model)

8:10 And we saw! **Footage of blown turrets of leopard tanks in Ukraine**

Thanks! Once again, a great piece. Bravo, Mitsi !!!

Tanks won't be obsolete, it'll adapt and improve over the years just like infantry and perhaps aircraft. People have said that since World War 1 yet main battle tanks are still relevant in the modern battlefield, albeit with improvements and newer technology.

Видно, что автор политически на стороне бандеровского правительства, учитывая, что Т-34 был проще и легче ремонтировался в отличии от Шермана, а современные модели Абрамса весят сейчас как чертов Pz - VII, Королевский тигр рукоплескал бы со слезами на глазах. Современные русские танки до сих пор сохраняют задел на простоту, удобство в ремонте и надёжность, а отрыв башни, это сначала надо попасть, да и если бк расстрелян, то опасность отсутствует. Типичная пропаганда с искажением фактов.

I just subscribed to this channel and I love the commentary and the animations 😎

5:44 is my favorite part. That fading of the foreground to highlight the flying tank killed me

8:29 I agree and like how the way you tell that Ukraine were indeed just a giant testing ground

I gotta say, the animation you used for this is amazingly well done. Like a cartoon for teens.

i love this animation style so much, it takes a dark truth and turns it into something funny and sort of cute with the colors and little round soldiers lol

5:05 T-34 really just said "siuuu" 💀💀💀

3:55 The reason why Japan and Italy were not good at building tank was that they were facing different enemies. In the 1930s and before WW2, both Japan and Italy were against relatively weaker countries. In the 1930s, Japan was against Chinese who did not have enough explosives or tanks to destroy Japanese tanks. Italy was against Ethiopian who also did not have enough explosives or tanks to destroy Italian tanks. Because of these, both countries did not feel the necessity to build more durable and powerful tanks because their light tanks were enough to against pre-WW2 enemies. While, the UK, US, USSR, and Germany had to build more durable and powerful tanks to defeat powerful enemies who were euqal foe each other. Moreover, there were some limitations in production, and engineering. Major powerful countries of WW2 had enough production capacity and engineering. While, Japan were lack at production capacity and engineering, and Italy was lack at production capacity.

Great video! You got yourself a new subscriber, it's the least I can do. Keep up the great work!! 🙌🏻

3:59 damn they’re being perfectly honest about it

Shame they didn't mention French tanks as the Renault FT changed the conception of tanks for the end of WW1 and WW2. For those wondering it had the 1st turret that could rotate and needed only 2 soldiers to operate. It is considered as the 1st "modern" tank Or the FCM 2C that needed 13 soldiers to operate but was a slow monster

8:16 I mean, we still call our air force "Luftwaffe".

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Best animation studio I have watched in a long while.

2:20 Standing in a line of fire 32 will lead the way Coming over the trench and wire Going through endless grey 4:14 We are the Panzer Elite Born to compete Never retreat 5:00 Into the Motherland the German Army marched Comrades stand side by side to stop the Nazi charge 7:30 Death in the shape of Panzer Battallion Insect of terror, don't run Face your fate like a man

Can we just take a minute to appreciate the animation ❤

Mitsi Studio. They make War look like a little kid's game and I freakin lovenit

It's disgraceful they didn't mention the most powerful tank of WW2, the Bob Semple.

8:20 lmao

What a wonderful animation! I love it.❤

Awesome video and I loved the humor👌🏽 I would like to add that A) I would also like to see a game with these kind of animations and B) that there were certainly more facts you couldve mentioned, like the french and their efforts (they certainly contributed with the Renault FT 17 which I believe even the U.S. used as well)

Not every German tank was over-engineered and produced in small numbers. The StuGIII was the most produced German tank because it was very cheap and efficient. The reason why German tanks kept getting bigger was, that initially this strategy was very successful. The Tiger 1 was the first heavy tank and had no opponents. But at a certain point, size becomes a disadvantage. So this strategy didn't work anymore. If you compare numbers then you also have to consider the economic strength of the countries.

"Wonder how the Leopards are doing" Let me give you a demonstration Landmine: Kaboom? Russians: Yes Rico, Kaboom

Fun fact about modern abrams for those that dont know. It shoots depleted uranium darts at high speeds to kill tanks. Its got 3 seperatly targeting extra machine guns that got 360 view. It also uses a Jet engine for a motor. Chugs gas but it burns any combustible liquid. Weighs up to 68 tones and uses very little steel as its armor. Called chabham armor. Some of the toughest tanks in the world. Latest model :M1A2C abrams

Good video but I feel France deserves recognition for the Renault FT or Britain for the Centurion being the first MBT a little before the Soviets introduced the T-54/55 (the latter being built as a tank for for the cold war and potential nuclear conditions as they were intended to keep crews safe from fallout.) Good video, but the MAUS and Ratte took up screen time that should have gone to good and influential tanks that were actually used, or even "The Panzer IV, III AND V, as iconic weapons that you had a chance to see more than once in a lifetime before the advent of the internet." Im subscribing though, this is enjoyable content.

I absolutely adore the animation style and the writing for this. Streamlined and adult to keep my attention

4:46 my guy was poppin' wheelies while in tank while dunkin' on Germans 😂😂😂😂

6:17 Mario shy guy sound

I think i ive never had more fun watching history!

First time viewer, long time tank fan; it’s honestly amazing how they’re able to get CG to look almost exactly like filmed claymation

With the effort of animation and content put into every single video. This channel is so much way underrated and deserves so much more

Thanks for talking about that Panther tank. When I heard that the first time I had to do a double take and make sure I didn't accidentally time travel.

Now that we had tanks, maybe the evolution of battleships ? xD With like the ships of the line at the start, then the monitors, dreadnoughts etc... And finally to finish with the Iowa and Yamato :3 It would be interesting I think ^^ And great video of course, as always ^^

It's a shame that not a single French tank has been mentioned, not even the FT 17 which is the father of French tanks

i wish i could hit the like buttom more than once!! great work guys!

I really love the animation, great job

The Bob Semple Tank would be a interesting variant too. Great video!

You can probably Barbarossa your way out of there 5:16 BEST LINE XD

Брэдли и Леопард 2. Отличное оборудование для разминирования. На очереди Абрамс

5:56 “you had a crab Sherman used to bitch slap mines into the air” 😂😂😂😂

You forgot to tell about french tanks who introduced a lot of new technologie before the WWII, like during the great war with the renault ft 17, it was far more eficient than other tanks, to big and slow, and the b1 bis who were facing easely german tanks at the begining of WWII, the only problem were the use of and the sabotage in production.

I feel like if they made a game with that animation it would be so high quality

This is my new favorite channel on KZfaq! I can’t believe it took this long for me to discover it.😊

Didn't expect that splat at 2:27 . Brutal

6:57: That thing looks like it can wreck a giant.

Omg this was soooo good!!!!

You guys should make a video game with tanks i love how you made them in the video

That visuals are so stunning. Love the content. Which software do you use for 3d modeling and animating this masterpieces? Keep up with this work!

I love this Studio so much because of how quick it pumps out new content we get to love and enjoy 🙏🙏🙏

Хочется сказать, что у а-40 (летающий танк) снаряды были. Вся его проблема заключалась в том, что его было проблематично доставлять на поле боя

Germany made the biggest tank, Japan made the biggest ship, Italy made the biggest pizza

Seeing that it is coming out soon got me really excited cause of the top quality animation you guys do keep up the work

i love these animations there so well put together i remember when How Countries Fight Their Wars popped up in my recommended 3 years ago I'm happy to see more animations being uploaded again there pure gold and the commentary tops it off

Woah this is about to he good i can feel it

“…and the crab Sherman, used to bitch-slap mines into the air!” I fucking love this channel lmao

Forgot to mention the FT-17, the first tank with a rotating turret

*Panzerlied starts playing*

Leopards are performed now, burning well

Suggestion: y’all should do a evolution of warplanes

¡Gracias!

M1 Abrams got blown into smitheries