Girls und Panzer: The 2nd Heartfelt Tank Carnival" Report on the big event featuring 30 performers.

On August 28, 2016, the "2nd Heartful Tank Carnival" event for the anime "Girls und Panzer" was held. A total of 30 cast members, artists, and special guests took the stage at the venue, Pacifico Yokohama National Grand Hall. The production of the new "Girls und Panzer: The Last Chapter" was also announced, and the event was a great success.

The "2nd Heartful Tank Carnival" was a special event held in conjunction with the release of the "Girls und Panzer: The Movie" Blu-ray & DVD, which will be released in November 2015. The theater version is still showing nine months after its roadshow and has grossed over 2.3 billion yen at the box office. Some theaters have decided to extend the screening of the film until November 2016, making it a year-long run.

The second event, which surpassed the "Heartful Tank Carnival" held in May 2013, was attended by approximately 4,000 fans at Pacifico Yokohama. In the lobby before the show began, the "Maiwai Market," which sells specialty products from the town of Oarai in Ibaraki Prefecture, and other exhibitors showed off products directly from the production area, such as dried potatoes and crawfish crackers, making the event look like a lively festival.

The event started with an announcement in a loud voice not unlike that of "Girls und Panzer. The audience was surprised by this unexpected direction, but the fans seemed to have an idea about the identity of the voice. Then, the well-known entrance song "CRASH" was played, and the Galpin cheering ambassador, Masahiro Chono, made a guest appearance and read out some warnings to the audience, which drew applause and cheers from the audience.

The opening video of the event was then shown, and Mai Fuchigami, who played the main character Miho Nishizumi, led by Ai Chino, Mami Ozaki, Ikumi Nakagami, and Yuka Iguchi, all wearing Oarai Girls' Academy pantser jackets, appeared on stage. The five members of the Ankou team performed "GOING PANZER WAY!

While the excitement of the mini live had not yet cooled down, the cast of the day gathered at the call of the mascot character Boko. Mikako Takahashi and Kana Ueda of the turtle team (student council), Mika Kikuchi, Maya Yoshioka, Mari Kirimura, and Sakura Nakamura of the duck team (volleyball club), Eri Sendai, Satomi Moriya, Yuka Inoue, and Ayumi Ohashi of the hippo team (rekijo), Hitomi Takeuchi of the rabbit team (first-year students) Ms. Nozomi Nakazato, Ms. Konomi Tada, Ms. Yuri Yamaoka, Ms. Akina, Ms. Shiori Izawa, Ms. Shiori Izawa, Ms. Hope Yamamoto, Ms. Mai Ishihara, Ms. Hisako Kanemoto, Ms. Mai Ishihara, Ms. Mai Kanemoto, Ms. Ikumi Hayama, Ms. Masayo Kurata, Ms. Anteater Team (Internet Tank Game), and other Oarai Girls The 26 members of the Oarai Girls' team were all on stage. The sight of a total of 26 people on the stage was truly a sight to behold, and the cast members commented in amazement, "This is something you don't see very often.

After each of the performers introduced themselves, the event was about to begin when suddenly an alarm sounded and an emergency situation occurred. The screen on the stage showed the image of the official who tried to drive the school out of business and announced the cancellation of the event. If they want to continue the event, they must win the backgammon game "Chariot Road Backgammon.

Daisuke Kageura, who played the role of the official, also made a special appearance as the MC. He said, "Thank you very much for coming to the briefing session on the abolition of Oarai Girls' School," which was booed by the cast.

The "Tank Road Sugoroku" is a game in which players try to complete various missions written on the squares where the dice roll stops. The game included a quiz to guess the first day of post recording for the movie version, a gesture game in which participants had to use their bodies to express terms related to the work, a "Guess the most expensive tea" game in which they had to compare the tastes of expensive teas costing 10,000 yen, and a game in which they had to announce their favorite line. and "Let's relay the best lines! The Oarai girls struggled to reach the goal, but they were able to do so.

During a break in the game, artists from "Girls und Panzer" took the stage for a halftime show. Sasaki Saka sang "Anko Ondo," a song that was also the subject of a dance scene in the film. Mikako Takahashi changed into an ankou odori costume and performed a lively dance routine, which drew laughter from the audience.

ChouCho sang a total of four songs, including the opening theme "DreamRiser. Celebrating the 5th anniversary of her debut, she said that "I would not be where I am today if it were not for 'Galpan'" and that it is an important work for her. During the live corner, Ms. Sasaki and Ms. ChouCho collaborated on the image song "High-Flying Future" as a surprise, and the audience was intoxicated by this special moment only for this day.

In the latter half of the event, an original reading play "Election Campaign! was performed. The story continued from the movie version, with a comical episode in which the third-year students retire from the student council, and a general election is held to select new officers.

Misato Fukuen Misato, who plays Anne Kadoya, the student council president, participated in the reading, and Shiori Izawa, who plays Sodoko, Gomoyo, and Pazomi, skillfully performed the three roles. The cast received thunderous applause after their performance.

The three-hour event finally came to an end. At this point, the words "'Girls und Panzer' is not over yet" and "This is the last battle! and "This is the last battle!" were shown on the screen, and the production of "Girls und Panzer: The Final Chapter" was announced. The audience cheered the loudest of the day when the advance PV was shown. The cast members seemed surprised at the announcement of the sequel, mentioning that the characters' costumes had changed in the PV and that it was snowing, and they were reminded of the story they had yet to see.

For the finale, the two artists took the stage again, and everyone, including the fans, sang the ending theme song "Enter Enter Enter MISSION! In the end, Mai Fuchigami, representing the cast, said, "Our battle is not over yet. We ask for your continued support from now on. The audience was filled with a sense of unity as they shouted "Panzerfor!

(Reporting by Katsunori Takahashi)