Type 99 Anti-Tank

The Type 99 Anti-Tank is a grenade in Frontlines: Pacific which could adhere to certain metal objects such as the hulls of vehicles and props in Maps.
==Lore==
Referred to as the "Armor Piercing Grenade Model 99 Hako-Baku-Rai" by US Navy publications ~ Japanese WWII Ordnance & Markings ~ Hand & Rifle Grenades - Inert Ordinance.net, it was a grenade charged with 1 1/2 pounds of TNT that use 4 magnets to allow it to stick into the metal surfaces of vehicles and fortifications HANDBOOK ON JAPANESE MILITARY FORCES - United States Department of War, Hosted by HyperWar, 15 September 1944. Although sometimes referred to as a "mine" it uses a delay-action fuse, which means it will automatically activates after a certain timeDelay-action bomb - Wikipedia.
==Gallery==
File:MagneticAT2.gif|Early demonstration of the grenade with the M3A1 Stuart (legacy) tankMedia originally uploaded by Akkurat, optimized to be 10> MB to allow it to be uploaded to the Wiki
File:Type 99 Anti-Tank and Type 98 Frag.png|Early teaser of the grenade model alongside the Type 98 FragMedia originally uploaded by Akkurat on 9 August 2020 (GMT+7)
==Trivia==
*It was confirmed that the in-game model is made by Akkurat and Nyph.
*The safety pin accurately does not appear when thrown.
*Only one side of the grenade adhere to objects, which is accurate.
==Updates==
*8/30 Grenade Update:
**New grenade
***Type 99 Magnetic AT
==References==
Category:Empire of Japan
Category:Grenade slot
Category:Explosive