Bandai Namco Filmworks unveiled the first full trailer, debut key visual, and story details for the fifth installment of the six-part Girls und Panzer das Finale film series on Sunday.
Story
The fifth film picks up after Ooarai Girls High School survives a grueling semi-final at the Winter Continuous Track Cup and advances to the championship round. There, they will face St. Gloriana Girls’ College, commanded by Darjeeling. Among St. Gloriana’s ranks is Alice, a transfer student who specifically chose the school so she could face Miho once more.
Girls und Panzer das Finale: Series Recap
- Film 1 opened in December 2017 across 59 Japanese theaters, introducing new characters from BC Freedom High School in a winter battle.
- Film 2 opened in June 2019, concluding the Ooarai vs. BC Freedom match and also depicting battles for Kuromorimine Girls Academy, Pravda Girls High School, and others.
- Film 3 opened in March 2021, featuring six additional schools competing across three new battlegrounds.
- Film 4 opened in October 2023, continuing Ooarai’s clash with Continuation (Jaktkosota) High School and showcasing a match between Kuromorimine — now led by Erika, Maho’s successor — and St. Gloriana in Darjeeling’s final battle.
Girls und Panzer: Motto Love Love Sakusen Desu! Heads to TV
The franchise also announced that the four-part theatrical anime project adapting Maruko Nii‘s spinoff manga Girls und Panzer: Motto Love Love Sakusen Desu! will begin airing on Japanese television in October on Tokyo MX, BS NTV, Tulip TV, and Shikoku Broadcasting.
The four films opened theatrically on December 26, January 30, March 6, and April 10, respectively. The series follows the little-known daily lives of the Ooarai Girls Team and fellow students. Nii launched the manga in 2013 in Kadokawa’s (formerly Media Factory’s) Monthly Comic Alive.
The fourth film in the series also included a pilot video based on Girls und Panzer: Ribon no Musha, the manga by Takeshi Nogami and Takaaki Suzuki.
Franchise Origins
The original Girls und Panzer television anime premiered in October 2012 and ran for 12 episodes. The follow-up film Girls und Panzer der Film opened in Japan in November 2015.
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