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M1M5 (Destroyer Tank Mark 5)

Produced by: M.O.R.F Korea Branch
Production period: 2085 - present
Length: 7.5 meters
Length (including turret): 9.7 meters
Overall width: 5 meters
Overall height: 3.1 meters
Weight: 45 tons
Crew: 3-4 people
Guns:
155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon
40mm Railgun Gatling Cannon
Large laser cannon
Secondary Armament:
35mm Railgun Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun
20mm Railgun Gatling Cannon
24-round Smart Micro Missile
Scaled-down surface-to-air missile
12.5 mm coaxial machine gun
6 barrel Smog Rounds
14.5 mm Railgun Machine Gun
Drone Injection Machine

Engines: New diesel hybrid engine.
Max power: 2.8 megawatts
Maximum speed:
Road: 100 km/h
Field: 69 km/h

This tank is one of the more recent models of railgun tanks created to combat kaiju. Its ancestor, the M1 Destroyer tank, was created in late 2020s after the Korean branch of the M.O.R.F. acquired a weapons manufacturing company that was experiencing problems with kaiju. Commonly referred to as the Mark 1, the tank was initially designed to combat kaiju and had a railgun instead of a gun. Its successor, the Mark 2, stabilized its power and made it more reliable, and it used an enhanced diesel-hybrid engine. The Mark 3 improved the tank to be able to fight monsters and armed groups at the same time, and managed to put parts that were exposed outside inside. The Mark 4 was built to be more versatile and productive than any previous Destroyer model, and the Mark 5 was even more strikingly lighter and more offensive than its predecessor.
The new diesel-hybrid engine is both powerful and environmentally friendly, with a long operating life; the composite armor, which is made up of a variety of superior armor including plasteel, is extremely durable; and the powertrain is time-tested and reliable. Since the Mark 3, the design itself has been flexible, allowing for relatively simple modifications to change the secondary armament, as well as cheaper, easier-to-modify, and easier-to-produce variants with the 155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon, 40mm Railgun Gatling Cannon, and ultra-large laser cannon, making it a highly versatile weapon used in many countries. The most commonly used 155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon is a fast and powerful cannon that can blast a railgun round at Mach 10, but it also minimizes recoil. Various cameras, radar systems, and artificial intelligence systems also increase the survivability of the occupants.

The tank's design motif is based on the K2 black panther, Scorpion tank from Halo, the Siege Tank from Starcraft, and the Leman Luss from Warhammer 40k. (And Do not worry, because this tank will get destroyed a lot!)

Description

M1M5 (Destroyer Tank Mark 5)

Produced by: M.O.R.F Korea Branch
Production period: 2085 - present
Length: 7.5 meters
Length (including turret): 9.7 meters
Overall width: 5 meters
Overall height: 3.1 meters
Weight: 45 tons
Crew: 3-4 people
Guns:
155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon
40mm Railgun Gatling Cannon
Large laser cannon
Secondary Armament:
35mm Railgun Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun
20mm Railgun Gatling Cannon
24-round Smart Micro Missile
Scaled-down surface-to-air missile
12.5 mm coaxial machine gun
6 barrel Smog Rounds
14.5 mm Railgun Machine Gun
Drone Injection Machine

Engines: New diesel hybrid engine.
Max power: 2.8 megawatts
Maximum speed:
Road: 100 km/h
Field: 69 km/h

This tank is one of the more recent models of railgun tanks created to combat kaiju. Its ancestor, the M1 Destroyer tank, was created in late 2020s after the Korean branch of the M.O.R.F. acquired a weapons manufacturing company that was experiencing problems with kaiju. Commonly referred to as the Mark 1, the tank was initially designed to combat kaiju and had a railgun instead of a gun. Its successor, the Mark 2, stabilized its power and made it more reliable, and it used an enhanced diesel-hybrid engine. The Mark 3 improved the tank to be able to fight monsters and armed groups at the same time, and managed to put parts that were exposed outside inside. The Mark 4 was built to be more versatile and productive than any previous Destroyer model, and the Mark 5 was even more strikingly lighter and more offensive than its predecessor.
The new diesel-hybrid engine is both powerful and environmentally friendly, with a long operating life; the composite armor, which is made up of a variety of superior armor including plasteel, is extremely durable; and the powertrain is time-tested and reliable. Since the Mark 3, the design itself has been flexible, allowing for relatively simple modifications to change the secondary armament, as well as cheaper, easier-to-modify, and easier-to-produce variants with the 155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon, 40mm Railgun Gatling Cannon, and ultra-large laser cannon, making it a highly versatile weapon used in many countries. The most commonly used 155mm M.O.R.F Railgun Cannon is a fast and powerful cannon that can blast a railgun round at Mach 10, but it also minimizes recoil. Various cameras, radar systems, and artificial intelligence systems also increase the survivability of the occupants.

The tank's design motif is based on the K2 black panther, Scorpion tank from Halo, the Siege Tank from Starcraft, and the Leman Luss from Warhammer 40k. (And Do not worry, because this tank will get destroyed a lot!)