During the second world war, Brazil did not have a defense industry as advanced

during the second world war, Brazil did not have a defense industry as advanced as the countries involved in the conflict, and did not produce ultra-heavy tanks. however, if a Brazilian ultra-heavy tank were created for the war, it could be called the Brazilian Dragon Tank. The Brazilian Dragon Tank would have a weight of approximately 100 tons and be equipped with a powerful 150 mm cannon, capable of easily destroying enemy tanks. It would also be armored with reinforced steel plates, making it practically impenetrable to medium-caliber weapon fire. Furthermore, the Brazilian Dragon Tank would have the capacity to transport a crew of five and a sufficient ammunition reserve to survive in long periods of combat. Its speed would be relatively low, Due to its weight, but its effectiveness in direct combat would be unmatched. however, It is important to note that Brazil did not actively participate in World War II and did not develop ultra-heavy tanks at the time. This hypothetical tank would be just a fictional creation, inspired by Brazil's possible participation in the conflict.