Koume Akaboshi

Koume is a student from Kuromorimine Girls' Academy. During the 62nd National Tournament in the finals against Pravda, her tank fell into a river. She almost lost her life in this incident; but was saved by Miho Nishizumi who left Kuromorimine's flag tank to rescue her at the loss of her tank with been immobilised by Pravda with used the situation that has arisen, costing them the tournament and breaking their victory streak. This incident led to widely debated dilemma in relation to not only Katyusha whose immobilized abandoned tank but also Miho whose tank abandoned.

Height: 5'3.

Gender: Futanari, she has both a penis, scrotum and vagina, though her vagina is behind the scrotum Her penis is around four and a half inches hard, three inches soft.

Age: 18.

Birthday: March 22.

In Der Film, she operates a German Panther

Koume is an average-sized girl with incredibly messy short brown hair and a pair of dark blue eyes. She standardly wears Kuromorimine uniform. The Kuromorimine uniform consists of a gray, button up shirt with a lapel gorge with a black skirt.

The 62nd National Tournament She operated a Panzer III, which during the final moments of the match, slid off a cliff into a body of water, an incident that indirectly costed Kuromorimine their tenth victory in their winning streak, as Miho abandoned the Kuromorimine flag tank to rescue the crew of the doomed tank. The 63rd National Tournament Moments before the match, she approached Miho about what happened during the 62nd National School Sensha-dō Tournament, apologizing for her part in the incident and reassuring her gratitude to Miho for saving her.

Her commander is Maho Maho is a girl with middle length dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, and slightly above average stature. She has a similar haircut to her sister Miho, but her hair is a darker color and two locks stick out on each side of her head. The uniform has a black skirt with a gray shirt/blouse that has an open collar that goes downwards and shows her black shirt underneath along with her shirt wrists naturally folding back. She has a 4 inch futa cock at hardest.

Maho is well known for her passion for Sensha-dō, and is nationally regarded as a celebrity and talented leader, as well as being much respected by her mother, sister, and teammates. She seems cold and distant at times, but this is actually a facade necessary to meet her mother's strict expectations. Behind that facade she's a very kind person, even to her opponents, and loves her younger sister, Miho, dearly. One significant reason she strives to be a good Nishizumi heiress is so that her sister will be free to live her life as she wishes. Kuroromorimine, where she attends, Kuromorimine, she specifically enrolls in Sensha-dō, a sport that uses tanks and dummy rounds to take eachother out- Maho is very good at Sensha-dō and even is a commander in Kuromorimine's sensha-dō club. Her mother is the prinicipal and very strict with Maho and Miho. She has a younger sister named Miho, her younger sister with light orange hair, brown eyes, 5'2 and born October 23rd who plays in Sensha-dō but not on Maho's side as Miho resigned and had a temporary non-Sensha-dō phase but rejoined under Ōoari. Her sub-commander is Erika, a short tempered jerk who has grayish-light hair, blue eyes, 5'3, born March 6th and an absolute perfectionist asshole who Maho tolerates since she has some brains.

While her sub-commander is Erika. Erika has an extremely short temper, and has a tendency to become enraged whenever things don't go her way. Erika is a rather arrogant person. Usually seen wearing Kuromorimine's uniform. Wears the jacket and hat during matches. She always stays serious as much as possible, but when she is really happy she has a beautiful big smile on her face. She is 159 cm (5'3") tall (medium-sized) and has platinum hair and a pair of light blue eyes.

Overview: Sensha-dō is a form of martial arts that involves the use of tanks as weapons. This martial art is exclusive for women who start practicing it as early as from elementary school up to high school, university and adulthood. According to an old film called “Introduction to Sensha-dō”, the purpose of Sensha-dō is for women to grow their self-esteem, assist them in becoming professional and efficient citizens and develop the characteristics necessary to become good wives and mothers. Given the film was released in 1939 and sound more like propaganda, by the time of the events featured in the anime Sensha-dō is seen and treated more like a sport in which girls have fun and compete generally in a friendly way and where you have, like in most modern-day sports, leagues, tournaments, regulations, teams and spectators watching Sensha-dō matches in the stands or in television. Sensha-dō is conduct like a team sport, where a group of girls drive a certain number of tanks organized into a team and fight an opposing team on a field previously chose and whose dimensions and terrain can vary from one match to another. The match works like a mock-up battle, where tanks need to shoot at the opposing ones without getting hit in return. When a tank is hit and can no longer fight is considered disabled and a white flag will pop-up from its chassis, showing to the others is out of the match. The main objective in order to win depends on the type of match, namely there are two: Flag battle: the most common type of match seen during the series. One team must eliminate the opposing team's flag tank in order to win the match, while at the same time preventing them from knock out its own flag tank. The flag tank is indicated by a triangular-shaped flag popping up on top of it. This type of match will give a chance for an unfavourable team to win, for they only need to eliminate the opposing team's flag tank, usually by use of superior strategies and tactics despite the odds against them. Elimination battle: one team must eliminate all its opposing team's tanks in order to win the match. This type of match will favour the team with superior tanks, for it is a battle of attrition. Elimination battles will be the norm for the incoming Pro League encounters. Rules See: Rules of Sensha-dō The rules and regulations of Sensha-dō are set by the Japanese Sensha-dō Federation and there are many, covering the most various topics from the number of tanks that can be used during the matches to the compensations for private propriety’s damages. The Federation is also responsible for the participant’s safety and, among its duties, they must provide the teams with ammunition treated specifically to have a low penetration impact when they hit a tank. They must also verify that tanks used during the matches respect the regulations of the Federation and are covered internally with special materials that offer extra protection to its occupants. To determine if a shell would have knock out a tank or not each shell have an internal micro-chip that, when the shell hit a tank, send data to a black box located inside said tank. The black box calculate various factors such as distance, trajectory, caliber of the shell, velocity, armor thickness of the tank and so on to determine if that shot would have penetrated or not. This system works similarly to the real-life MILES technology used by many armed forces all around the globe for training. There are two main bodies that manage the Sensha-dō activities: Japan Sensha-dō Federation (JFS): the chief organization for the Sensha-dō, responsible of all the official tournaments within the country. It is divided in subbranches. High School Sensha-dō Federation: supervise the Sensha-dō activities in the high schools. University Sensha-dō Federation: supervise the Sensha-dō activities in the universities. Pro League Sensha-dō: recently formed, it supervises the preparations for the incoming World Cup that will be hosted in Japan. Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT): cooperate alongside the Japan Sensha-dō Federation to strengthen Sensha-dō in the schools. It is also responsible for the maintenance of the school carriers. Tournaments and events Sensha-dō teams participate in several competitions and events, both official and unofficial. Among them there are: Sensha-dō World Cup: competition in which national teams from all over the world battle for the title of champions of the world. The next World Cup will be held in Japan. National High School Sensha-dō Tournament: Japanese national tournament for the high school Sensha-dō teams held every year during summer. Is a single-elimination tournament, with sixteen teams battling in flag matches. In the first two rounds a maximum of ten tanks per team are allowed, increasing to fifteen in the semi-finals and to twenty in the finals. The current champion is Ooarai Girls Academy. Winter Continuous Track Cup: a tournament created to commemorate the foundation of the Japan Sensha-dō Federation. Twenty years before the anime main events it was closed but, because of the new policy of reinforcing the Sensha-dō throughout the country for the incoming Pro League selections for the World Cup, it has been restored shortly after the 63rd High School Sensha-Dō Tournament. The tournament format works like the National High School Sensha-dō Tournament one. The Commemorative Cup: a tournament held after the National High School Sensha-dō Tournament, traditionally hosted in the champion’s hometown.