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Sabaton - Attack of the Dead Men

Hello everyone. Thanks to all who suggested some Sabaton songs as well as the history of said song. I'll be sure to credit the ones who suggested the idea. There will be more to come so don't worry. All songs belong to Sabaton so make sure to go and give them love and support because they are one badass band. Enjoy!

3rd POV

(Anyone getting sick and tired of this?)

During the break....

Voice: Attention everyone. I've come to make an announcement.

Yamato: Oh? What is it?

Voice: We'll be taking a short break from watching Tank Fish and instead you'll be listening to songs by Sabaton.

Ning Hai: Sabaton?

Voice: Sabaton is a very popular heavy metal band that use their songs to tell stories from a variety of wars and battles. There are many of them so get comfortable.

Hornet: That sounds fun! Which one will we be listening to first?

Voice: You'll know when you return to the reaction room.

Hornet: Boo!

Yorktown lightly slaps Hornet's head.

....

After their break, the kansens all return to the reaction room. 

Richelieu: So what song will we be listening to first?

Voice: Attack of the Dead Men. (Credit to Dsn439 and Ollepol for the suggestions)

G. Zeppelin: I already like the name of that.

Kronshtadt: What's it about?

Voice: It's actually between the Germans and the Russians during World War 1. The song is about the time when the Germans attacked the Osowiec Fortress using chemical weapons, killing all of the Russians, at least, that's what they thought had happened.

V. Veneto: What do you mean by that?

Voice: Unbeknownst to the Germans, about 100 Russians were still alive after the attack as they had used cloth to cover their mouths. The sight of this scared the Germans so much that they actually started retreating with the Russian "zombies" slowly marching towards them, eventually succumbing to the poison gas effects.

(Credits to Ollepol for the history)

Hai Tien: That sounds scary.

Kaga: No sh*t. Imagine you used something that you thought would guarantee that it would kill all of your enemies and as you slowly advance forward, your enemies who you thought were supposed to be dead, gets up and starts to march towards you.

Repulse: This is like a horror movie scenario, but in real life!

Voice: Exactly. Because of this remarkable event, it was made into a song by Sabaton so millions would know of this tragic event.

PoW: I faintly remember this in that Oversimplified WW1 video. Well, not the zombie Russians part.

Tallinn: I almost forgot about that too. How long ago was it? Eh, doesn't matter.

Voice: Alright, everyone. Enjoy!