A new kind of tournament is coming up, a clashing of two different cultures of Sensha-do, new schools, new tanks and new tactics will be seen, for Ooarai and its commander Miho however, they will have to also take on volunteers, who may have different vehicles, different tactics, and even, be of different genders from what they are used to.

The World Tournament is upon Ōarai! Ōarai will travel the world and learn the different culture of Tankery while fighting each country's chosen contenders for the top place in the World Tournament exhibition matches! Finally, a battle with nothing at stake from the odds...or is there? [Rated T for language and potentially intense scenes. OC belong to me. I do not own GuP.]

After the success of Ooarai in the Senshadou tournament, the Japanese Senshadou Federation decreed that those that had been unable to participate previously would be able to do so now. Join the boys of Yorkshire School for Young Gentleman as they join up with the girls of St Gloriana as they prove that CoEd teams are viable, and maybe find love along the way. SEQUEL UP!

Shoko Kurosawa, a bossy, energetic, and truant high-school girl teams up with her best friend from middle school, the introverted chuunibyou Tamae Wakabayashi, in order to help Shoko and her family out of debt. Based primarily on the Ribbon Warrior spinoff.

A new era has dawned upon the Girls und Panzer Universe. With the Sensha-do federation making a new rule set and tournament, will there be the usual winners, or will there be new ones?

A male student has decided to make Senshado available to for everyone. Can he do so with only school rejects on his team? What awaits him and his crew on this path? Rated T but may get bump up to M. This is my first story so any input is very much appreciated. Thanks.

In an attempt to convert Sensha-Dou into a Co-Ed sport, three American Co-Ed tank crews are sent to Saunders as a trial run. To see how well the male form of the human species can interact with the female tankers of Sensha-Dou. Some will accept them, and some will reject them. But these Americans aren't about to let a few insults get in their way of victory.