E25 Mech Tank

The E-25 Mech Tank is a second-generation tank-type mech, developed as a lighter, more mobile alternative to earlier heavy mech designs. With a streamlined chassis, reduced weight (around 40 tons), and improved mobility, the E-25 was designed to enhance maneuverability and battlefield adaptability while maintaining strong offensive and defensive capabilities.

Development and Design

Built as the successor to first-generation mech tanks, the E-25 focused on efficiency, ease of production, and versatility. Key improvements included:

• Simplified design, making it easier to manufacture and maintain.
• Weight reduction to 40 tons, improving speed and agility.
• Front armor of 80mm, providing sufficient protection while balancing mobility.
• A reinforced bipedal movement system, allowing it to traverse varied terrains with greater stability.

For firepower, the E-25 is equipped with:

• A primary 88mm high-velocity cannon, capable of engaging armored targets with precision.
• A remote-controlled twin-barreled 30mm autocannon, mounted on the underside, for defense against infantry and light vehicles.

Despite its lighter frame, the E-25 retains strong combat effectiveness, capable of both offensive and defensive operations.

Operational Role

With a production total of 3,000 units, the E-25 Mech Tank became a widely used battlefield unit, excelling in:

• Flanking and fast-response operations, using its lighter frame for rapid positioning.
• Tank-hunting missions, leveraging its 88mm gun against enemy armor.
• Urban and defensive warfare, supported by its 30mm remote turret for close-range engagements.

Its faster deployment time, simplified mechanics, and balanced firepower made it one of the most successful and versatile mechs of its generation.