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The Mammoth tank has appeared (in form and function but not necessarily in name) in every C&C game except Tiberian Sun where it was replace by a giant, experimental walker (although Mammoth Tanks from the previous war still played a role in the campaign).
Apart from the previous exception, they always took the form of a large, conventional tank made distinct by having twice the number of barrels and sets of tacks as regular tanks.
They are also distinguished by their extreme power and toughness. They were always the most powerful conventional tank (or ground unit) of their time if not outright the most powerful unit of all.
[edit] GDI
- Mammoth Mk. I - the GDI tank of the First Tiberium War.
- Mammoth Mk. II - the GDI assault walker of the Second Tiberium War.
- Mastodon - a cheaper, mass produced version Mammoth Mk. II.
- Mammoth Mk. III - the GDI tank of the Third Tiberium War.
- Mammoth Armed Reclamation Vehicle - Huge tank of the Third Tiberium War
- Mammoth Mk. IV (Tiberian Twilight), the GDI tank of the Fourth Tiberium War.
[edit] Soviet
- Mammoth tank (Red Alert 1) - the Soviet tank of the Second World War.
- Apocalypse tank - the next generation of heavy assault units
- Mammoth tank (Red Alert 2) - canceled unit of Red Alert 2
- Mammoth tank (Red Alert 3) - a cannon-toting mammoth. (easter egg unit, not present in game)
[edit] Chinese
- Overlord tank - the Chinese ultra-heavy tank.
- Emperor Overlord tank - a variant of the Overlord.
