Panzer Family

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***Panzerkampfwagen*** (German: "armored combat vehicle", abrv. **Pz.Kpfw.**), often shortened to ***Panzer*** (German: "armor", abrv. **Pz.**), is the German word for "tank". The word is most commonly associated with the series of tanks built in the 1930s and 1940s which saw extensive use during WWII.

This family list does NOT include captured tanks, such as the **Pz. 38H** or the **Pz. B2**.

## Key/Legend

* Tanks in **Bold** are **Collector Tanks**.
* Tanks in *Italics* are *Upcoming Tanks*, and are currently in testing, and not obtainable to the public.
* Tanks in **Bold** and *Italics* are ***Premium Tanks***.

## Panzer I

### Tier II

* **Panzerjäger I** (Based on the Pz. I B chassis)

## Panzer II

### Tier III

* **Marder II** (Based on the Pz. II chassis)
* **Pz.Kpfw. II Ausf. G**
* **Pz.Kpfw. II Ausf. J**

### Tier V

* VK 16.02 Leopard (Prototype light tank based off of the Pz. II Ausf. G & Ausf. J.

## Panzer III

### Tier III

* Pz.Kpfw. III
* **Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. A**
* **SU-76I** (Soviet tank destroyer built from captured Pz. III or StuG III chassis)

### Tier V

* StuG III G
* **Nightmare** (Halloween version of the StuG III G)

## Panzer IV

### Tier V

* **Panzer IV Ankou Special** **(Japan)** (From Girls und Panzer)
* Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. G
* **Pz.Kpfw. IV hydrostat.** (Panzer IV Ausf. G with hydrostatic transmission. Project cancelled due to lack of spare parts and general unreliability)

### Tier VI

* Jagdpanzer IV
* ***Pz.Kpfw. IV Schmalturm***
* ***Dicker Max*** (Self-propelled gun prototype based on a heavily modified Pz. IV chassis)

## Panzer V *Panther*

### Tier VI

* VK 30.01 (D) (Prototype tank that was developed into the Panther)

### Tier VII

* Jagdpanther
* Panther I
* ***Panther/M10*** (Panther I disguised as an M10 Wolverine for deception purposes)
* VK 30.02 (D) (Literally the same tank as the 30.01, but with minor differences)

### Tier VIII

* Jagdpanther II (Unbuilt tank destroyer based on the Panther II)
* Panther II (Prototype only)
* ***Panther mit 8,8*** (Unbuilt panther variant that mounted an 8,8 cm gun)
* ***Skorpion G*** [Stinging] Unbuilt tank destroyer based on the Panther)

### Tier X

* Grille 15 [RA1DER] [Troublemaker] Tank destroyer based on Panther tank.

## Panzer VI *Tiger*

### Tier IV

* **Durchbruchswagen II** (Prototype tank during the development of the Tiger)

### Tier V

* **VK 30.01 (H)** (Prototype tank that was developed into the Tiger)

### Tier VI

* ***Tiger 131*** (Not a variant, but an individual tank that is famous for being the only operating Tiger I as of 2020)
* **Tiger Kuromorimine SP** **(Japan)** (From Girls und Panzer)
* VK 30.01 (P) (Prototype tank that was developed into the Tiger (P))
* VK 36.01 (H) (Prototype tank that was developed into the Tiger I)

### Tier VII

* Tiger I
* Sturer Emil (Tank destroyer based on the VK 30.01 chassis)
* ***Tankenstein*** (Fictitious tank built with the hull of the Tiger (P))
* VK 30.02 (D) (Prototype tank that was developed into the Tiger)
* Tiger (P) (Prototype tank that was developed into the Tiger)
* ***VK 45.03*** (Possibly fictitious tank design, supposedly called "Tiger III" according to Blitzhangar)

### Tier VIII

* ***8,8 cm Pak 43 Jagdtiger*** (Prototype tank destroyer based on the Tiger II chassis)
* ***Snowstorm Jagdtiger 8,8***
* Ferdinand (a.k.a. Elefant, tank destroyer based on the Tiger (P) chassis)
* Tiger II
* VK 45.02 (P) Ausf. A (Porsche's proposal for the Tiger II)

### Tier IX

* Jagdtiger (TD based on the Tiger II chassis)
* VK 45.02 (P) Ausf. B (A second variant of Porsche's proposal for the Tiger II)

## Panzer VII *Löwe*

### Tier X

* VK 72.01 (K) (Alternate proposal for the Löwe design)

## Panzer VIII *Maus*

### Tier VIII

* VK 100.01 (P) (Early design for the Maus)
* ***VK 168.01 (P)*** (Unbuilt alternate configuration for the Mäuschen)

### Tier IX

* Mäuschen (Later design which arose from the Pz. VIII project, which was close to the finalized design)

### Tier X

* Maus [313] [Leigionary] (Final product of the Maus project, prototype only)

## Panzer 38 (t)

Although designed in Czechoslovakia as the LT vz. 38, the tank had not entered service with the Czech army by the time of the annexation of Czechoslovakia. The German army was impressed by the Czech tank's performance, and went on to order over a thousand of this tank for their own use. Thus, the Panzer 38 (t), as it was called in German service, is not considered a captured tank, but rather a foreign tank built for German use.

### Tier IV

* **Hetzer Kame SP (Japan)** (From Girls und Panzer)
* Hetzer
* **Pz.Kpfw. 38(t) n.A.** (Uses parts from the 38 (t). It is a separate tank from the latter)

### Tier V

* ***Krupp-38(D)*** (Prototype Medium tank built by Kupp utilizing the Hetzer's hull)

### Tier VIII

* Rheinmetall-Borsig Waffenträger (Prototype tank destroyer that utilized parts from the Hetzer chassis)

## Hybrid Panzers

### Tier V

* **Pz.Kpfw. III/IV**
* ***Pz.Kpfw. V/IV***

### Tier VI

* Nashorn (Tank destroyer that utilized a Pz. III/IV chassis)

## Other

### Tier I

* ~~L.Tr.~~ (Although never called a "Panzer", it is included in many lists of Panzer variants as it is considered the precursor to the entire Panzer family)

## Similarly Named Tanks

### Tier VII

* Spähpanzer SP I.C. (Post-war tank, unrelated to the Panzer-series of WWII)

### Tier VIII

* Indien-Panzer (Post-war joint project between Germany and India to produce a modern tank for the Indian army)
* ***Panzer 58*** [Mutz] (Swiss tank)
* Spähpanzer Ru 251 (Post-war German tank prototype)

### Tier IX

* ***KpfPz. 70*** (Post-war joint project between Germany and the USA (under the designation MBT-70) to produce a new main battle tank, prototype only)