A brand-new Oarai crew arrives with a new vehicle, exclusive customization items, and more
October 15th, 2026 – The spirit of Sensha-Dō returns to World of Tanks from October 15th to October 22nd, marking a new chapter in the Girls und Panzer collaboration. Oarai Girls’ High School is expanding its ranks with Team-Leoponsan, a lively new crew led by Commander Nakajima, alongside the Tiger (P) Leoponsan and a selection of exclusive Girls und Panzer content.
Full of energy and always ready to accelerate into action, Team-Leoponsan brings a fresh personality to Oarai’s Sensha-Dō lineup. Commander Nakajima features her own unique voiceover, while assigning all four crew members to the same German vehicle unlocks special team dialogue during battles.
At the center of the new content is the Tiger (P) Leoponsan, a Tier VI German heavy tank built for commanders who enjoy a more dynamic approach to battle. Its unique mobility system temporarily boosts acceleration, allowing the vehicle to reach top speed more quickly. The tank also comes with an exclusive built-in style inspired by Team-Leoponsan’s passion for speed. Two new all-season 2D styles extend the team’s distinctive look to any vehicle, allowing tankers to showcase the spirit of Oarai Girls’ High School wherever they roll. Alongside this newcomer, classic Girls und Panzer vehicles will also be available in special offers, giving fans another opportunity to add iconic machines to their collection.
Throughout the event, commanders can complete special missions to earn GuP Tokens and exchange them in the Girls und Panzer Event Store. The rewards include voiced Commanders, rare 2D styles, decals, emblems, and other customization items. New Team-Leoponsan content joins returning favorites from Oarai Girls’ High School, St. Gloriana, Saunders, Kuromorimine, and Jatkosota HS.
The lineup also features two new Team-Leoponsan decals and a distinctive emblem starring the team’s charming Leopon mascot. The fully adjustable Oarai 2D Style makes its return as well, allowing tankers to combine paints, emblems, and inscriptions into a design that reflects their own Sensha-Dō spirit.