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The Grasshopper Lies Heavy (Novel)

**The Grasshopper Lies Heavy** is a novel by Hawthorne Abendsen inside the novel "The Man in the High Castle" by Philip K. Dick.

## Story

The novel is about several persons in both Nazi Germany and the United States. In this timeline, the German troops are defeated in Stalingrad near the Caucasus. The British troops defeated Rommel's Afrika Korps in Egypt and stopped the Nazis, invading Malta. Then the British marched towards Turkey and met the remaining Soviet forces in Stalingrad. The Germans are pushed back to Berlin which at last falls to Britain in a daylong streetfight. The novel mentioned a tank attack in Tiergarten-Bezirk; Berlin.

After Germany's defeat, it was split according to Winston Churchill's plans. Germany was split north to south. East Prussia was split between the USSR and Poland. South Germany annexed Austria, Hungary and Carpathian Ruthenia.

And now, the world is split between two respective spheres of influence; The British Commonwealth and the US-Free Trade Association. The Soviet Union collapses between 1950-1960. The remainders in Europe joined Britain, while Karafuto and the Kuril Islands are returned to Japan and the Siberian-Far Eastern Republic joins the US-FTA. China is heavily influenced by the U.S. and turned into a federal republic, led by Chiang Kai-shek, excluding Tibet which is a British-Commonwealth member. The U.S. (under FDR and Rexford Tugwell) and Britain enacted reforms that make them wealthier. Racism ceased to exist in the U.S., but Britain rules an apartheid-like separation system. This and the massive Chinese minority (which is pro-American) in Singapore and Malaya start a conflict between the USA and Britain. The tensions between the superpowers even lead into a war, which Britain (still under Churchill) wins.

### Reactions on the book in Japan and Germany

The Japanese let the book circulate in the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere and the Rocky Mountain States (which is in loose connection with the Pacific States of America in the novel). They don't see anything dangerous in the novel and even Japanese likes reading the book.

However, the Nazis banned the novel for every race and individual in the Reich and started plans to assassinate the author Hawthorne Abendsen, which lives in or near to Cheyenne, WY. This failed and there are no other known plans in this direction. But even in the American Reich the book is, on the one or other way, available.

## Trivia

* According to Hawthorne Abendsen, the novel was heavily influenced by his questions on the I Ging (I Ching, Yi Jing), an ancient Chinese oracle book. Everything in the novel, such as characters, timeline, etc, was written "as the I Ging said"

* Some fans of the novel "The Man in the High Castle" by Philip K. Dick, where this novel is mentioned see this as the way, Dick could had written his story of an Axis Victory.
Arnold Walker

**Arnold Walker** (born February 15, 1903) is an ex-American Citizen of the Japanese Pacific States in San Francisco. He is married to Anne Walker and has two stepdaughters by her - Trudy Walker (whom he believes to be his daughter) and Juliana Crain. Arnold worked as an intelligence officer for Japanese Pacific States in the Nippon Building since at least 1946, intercepting communications and tracking known enemies of the state.

Having worked for the intelligence agency since before the end of the war, it is not known where Arnold's loyalties truly lie. His job puts him at odds with the rest of his family, who are staunchly anti-Japanese. For this reason, he has chosen to conceal his true employment from them, instead claiming to work for the Postal Service.

## Biography

### Season 2

In "Loose Lips", Juliana calls Arnold from New York letting him know that Hitler is dying and that war between Japan and Germany may be imminent. She warns him to leave San Francisco as she thinks Germany will drop an atomic bomb on the city, per the film she watched. He does not believe her at first but when his friend George vouches for her, he believes her. Acting on Juliana's instructions, he warns Frank and Ed before leaving the city.

## Relationships

* Juliana Crain
* Trudy Walker
* Anne Walker
* Frank Frink
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## Appearances

 "**Three Monkeys**"**Appears**

 "**Kintsugi**"*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ Truth (S01E07): JPS Dossier of Trudy Walker, at 45:40
2. ↑ Truth (S01E07): Arnold Walker, at 32:34
Canon City

**Canon City** is a city in the Neutral Zone, acting as a safe haven for many of those escaping the tyranny and discrimination of the Reich or the oppression of the Japanese Empire.

## Overview

   The town has or has had many businesses operating in its area, such as Carl's bookstore and the Sunrise Diner, owned by Lemuel Washington. It also had a theater at some point, which has since been shut down. The town was also home to a Mining industry, which is presumed to have closed down when the Nazis invaded. One shaft was used by the "Origami Man" to extract information from a woman named Linda via torture. There is also a Dam nearby, where the "Origami Man" was pushed to his death by Juliana Crain.

A bounty hunter who works for the Reich, known as The Marshal, comes there to do the Reich's dirty business. The Marshal is ruthless and will stop at nothing to complete his task.

There are numerous anti-fascist and anti-Imperial propaganda posters scattered about the town, obviously leftover from the war.

## Notes & Trivia

* The town is based on the real life "Cañon City" in Colorado but was actually filmed in Roslyn Washington and has a significantly different flora and climate than the real Canon City.
Nazi Empire War Plan

The **Nazi Empire's War Plan** were arrangements made under then Acting Chancellor Martin Heusmann in order to assert German world domination after the falsified reports of the assassination of Adolf Hitler by Japanese agents.

## Background

After Hitler's coma and death, Heusmann was named Acting Chancellor until the Party could meet to elect Hitler's successor. Heusmann falsified reports that Hitler was poisoned by Japanese agents in Berlin. Going through with this falsification of facts, Heusmann and his subordinates started to draft plans to retaliate against the Japanese Empire. Their plan was split into three phases where the Japanese were expected to capitulate to the Nazis within two weeks.

### Phase One

At 19:00, Heusmann was to give the command to launch U-Boats and silo-launched nuclear missiles at selected Japanese cities in Asia and Pacific States. These targeted cities included San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, Pearl Harbor, Manila, Yokohama, Kamchatka, and Vladivostok. Tokyo, would be later added on the list of targets at the urging of Heusmann. Phase One would be completed within 15 minutes after launch.

### Phase Two

After the strikes on the primary targets, long-ranged nuclear bombers would target secondary cities within the Japanese Empire and associated states. These cities included Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Anchorage in the Pacific States as well as Osaka, Delhi, Bangkok, and Peking (Beijing) in Asia, along with other unnamed targets. Phase Two would be completed within six hours after initial launch.

### Phase Three

After all the nuclear strikes that occurred on the primary and secondary targets, the Nazis would then launch a massive ground and marine invasion on three fronts: North America, East Asia, and the Pacific.  On the North American front, German forces planned to cross through the Neutral Zone to occupy the Pacific States. In Asia, forces from the Eastern German territories would invade disputed territory between the two empires in Asia and push eastward into India, Southeast Asia, China and Siberia. A simultaneous naval invasion from the Pacific Ocean would move to invade and occupy Japanese Pacific territories (Hawaii, Australia, New Zeland, the Phillipines, etc) as well as the Japanese Home Islands. The overwhelming surprise attack was expected to force Japan to surrender within two weeks and cause upwards of 19+ million Japanese deaths. The Nazis were expected to suffer only hundreds of thousands of deaths, mainly in America due to sturdt defenses.
Hawthorne Abendsen

**Hawthorne Abendsen** (born **Abe Hawkes**), also known as *"**The Man in the High Castle**"*, is a mysterious character believed to have created the series of films known as *The Grasshopper Lies Heavy*, which shows alternate histories. He is not a member of the American Resistance, but they assist him as couriers for the films and provide him protection.

In the series finale, he later travels to another parallel universe, either to discover new parallel worlds or to find an alternate version of his deceased wife.

## Biography

### Background

Hawthorne Abendsen was born Abe Hawkes. During World War II, he joined the Army Pictorial Service division of the U.S. Army Signal Corps and produced films of the battles in the Pacific. When the United States surrendered to the Greater Nazi Reich and Japanese Empire, Hawkes changed his name to Hawthorne Abendsen and settled in the Neutral Zone with his wife, Caroline.

### Season One

While not appearing physically, Hawthorne Abendsen is referred to as "The Man in the High Castle". He is alluded to several times throughout the first season as the race to understand the films takes place.

## Appearance & Personality

While at first glance Hawthorne seemingly appears as an eccentric man, he possesses a complex understanding of the nature of the films and the multiverse. He is shown to be a loving husband who is very protective of his wife, even resorting to seemingly working with the Nazis following their capture. He is also protective of Juliana, wanting her to understand her abilities and influencing her decisions.

## Appearances

 "**Kintsugi**"*Absent*

 "**History Ends**"*Absent*

 "**All Serious Daring**"**Appears**

## Notes & Trivia

* In the novel by Philip K. Dick, Hawthorne Abendsen was the author of a novel, called "The Grasshopper lies Heavy"
Alice Adler

**Alice Adler** is the wife of Dr. Gerald Adler and a close friend to Helen Smith.

## Biography

### Season Three

Alice is killed by her former friend Helen Smith, who did so out of self defense after she attempted to strangle Helen for disrespecting her in regards to Geralds death.

## Appearances

 "**Kintsugi**"**Appears**

 "**History Ends**"*Absent*
Alexa Davalos

**Alexa Davalos** is an actress who plays the role of Juliana Crain in *The Man in the High Castle*.

## Brief History

The daughter of actress Elyssa Davalos and photographer Jeff Dunas, from whom her mother divorced in 1988 after six years of marriage, and nephew of the famous American actor Richard Davalos, Alexa Davalos is an actress best known for the roles of Juliana Crain, protagonist from the series "The man in the High Castle" and Kyra in the 2004 action film "The Chronicles of Riddick".

## Other Significant Roles

* Kyra *in The Chronicles of Riddick*
* Chloe *in Feast of Love*
* Sally *in The Mist*
* Lilka Ticktin *in Defiance*
* Andromeda *in Clash of the Titans*
Hitler Youth

The **Hitler Youth**, or "Hitlerjugend", is the youth organization of the Nazi Party in the Greater Nazi Reich. Which was founded in 1933 and led by Baldur Von Shirack. It is the sole official youth organization in Germany and was partially a paramilitary organization; it was constituted of the Hitler Youth proper for male youth aged 14 to 18, the youngsters of the Hitler Youth (*Deutsches Jungvolk or DJ*) for younger boys aged 10 to 14, and the League of German Girls. The organization is headed by Arthur Axmann and the motto is "Blood and Honor".

## Known Members

* Thomas Smith †
* Joe Blake † (kicked out of Hitler Youth)
* Glenn Pickel

## Gallery

Hitler Youth member waving a flagHitler Youth Members celebrating the Nazi "Jahr Null."
Noriyuke Tagomi

**Noriyuke Tagomi** is the son of Nobusuke Tagomi and Michiko Tagomi.

In the series' main timeline, Noriyuke was killed when he was fighting against the Allies, during World War II. His mother, Michiko, had also died in the war as well. In an alternate world, however, where Japan was defeated by the Allied Powers, Noriaki and Michiko are still alive.

In an alternate world, where the allies won World War II, he is now a Japanese-American citizen, protesting the Cuban Missile Crisis. He is the husband of the alternate Juliana Crain, and also has a son with her.

## Biography

### Early Life

After the end of World War II, during the Cold War, Nobusuke, Michiko, and Noriyuke had immigrated to the United States to start their new lives. Sometime during his time in America, he met with the alternate Juliana Crain at college. He and Juliana now later have their infant son, Donny.

## Biography

### Season Two

After the alternate Nobusuke has mysteriously disappeared, the alternate Noriyuke and Juliana began to start protesting against the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Sensô Kôi

**"Sensô Kôi"** is the third episode of Season Three of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the twenty-third episode of the series overall. This episode, along with the rest of the season, was made available for streaming on Amazon Video on October 5th, 2018.

## Synopsis

*Juliana and Tagomi pursue the mysteries of the films and Juliana reunites with an old friend. Childan is anxious to return to San Francisco now that the reprisals have stopped, but a potential new romance makes Ed reluctant to leave. Kido receives intelligence that sets him on a new path. Smith finds himself celebrated by Nazi high society at a screening of Nicole's new film about Thomas.*

## Plot

Juliana watches a film in which she is shot by Joe Blake, who kills himself immediately afterwards. This vision leads her to believe that the Lackawanna coal mine in Pennsylvania is the key to understanding the film. In San Francisco, Joe Blake kills Diels. His next targets are Howard Wexler, another defector from the Reich, and Nobusuke Tagomi. Joe re-encounters Juliana. John Smith learns of the travelers and alternative worlds, and of the research by Mengele on Project "Nebenwelt," which aims to enable movement between worlds. He later views some of Hitler's film archive and discovers Thomas alive in another world. Tamiko gives Tagomi a gift of one of her paintings. Hagan is captured and tortured by Kido, and reveals that Frank Frink is alive.

## Cast & Characters

* Luke Kleintank *as* Joe Blake
* DJ Qualls *as* Ed McCarthy
* Joel de la Fuente *as* Takeshi Kido
* Brennan Brown *as* Robert Childan
* Bella Heathcote *as* Nicole Dörmer
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Michael Gaston *as* Mark Sampson
* Jason O'Mara *as* Wyatt Price (Credit Only)
* Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa *as* Nobusuke Tagomi
* Rufus Sewell *as* John Smith

**Guest Starring*** William Forsythe *as* J. Edgar Hoover
* David Furr *as* George Lincoln Rockwell
* Tamlyn Tomita *as* Tamiko Watanabe
* John Hans Tester *as* Josef Mengele
* Tiio Horn *as* Gina
* Kenneth Tigar *as* Heinrich Himmler
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Michael Hogan *as* Hagan
* Akie Kotabe *as* Nakamura
* Giles Panton *as* Billy Turner
* Laura Mennell *as* Thelma Harris
* Lyriq Bent *as* Mingus Jones
* Alex Zahara *as* Oliver Diels
* Jason Tremblay *as* Wayne Harris
* Jason Beaudoin *as* Griggs
* Michael Hagiwara *as* Okami
* Gillian Barber *as* Alice Adler
* Mathias Retamal *as Bartender*
* Jeremiah Oh *as Kempeitai Detective #1*
* Garland Chang *as Kempeitai Detective #2*
* Yuta Takenaka *as Lead Detective*
* Sebastien Archibald *as Medical Aide*
* Adrian Hough *as* Carl Weber
* Dianne Greenwood *as Moroccan Woman*
* James Neate *as* Jack
* Arpad Balogh *as Resistance Fighter*
Heisenberg Device

The **Heisenberg Device** is the official name for the Atomic Bomb in the *The Man in the High Castle* timeline. It derives its name from that of its creator, Dr. Werner Heisenberg.

## History

The Greater Nazi Reich became the first country to develop an atomic bomb in 1945, as the Reich and the Japanese Empire conducted concurrent invasions of the United States of America on both coasts. The Nazis dropped a Heisenberg Device on Washington D.C. on December 11, 1945, destroying the city, the United States government, and much of its military leadership. However, victory was not declared until September 18, 1947, when the last of the American Resistance capitulated.

By 1962, the Greater Nazi Reich remains the only country with atomic weapons. The Japanese Empire lagged behind the Germans technologically and their own atomic weapons program was anemic. However, through the hard work of Trade Minister Tagomi and Rudolph Wegener, the Japanese obtained the schematics to build their own atomic bombs and began producing them in secret in San Francisco.

At the same time, tensions between the Japanese and Germans had intensified due to Martin Heusmann's machinations and World War III was on the verge of erupting; as only the Germans had functioning atomic bombs, the Japanese would have been defeated within days, if not hours.

Conflict was only avoided because the Nazis came to believe the Japanese possessed their own atomic arsenal plus a stockpile of more powerful Hydrogen Bombs. In 1963, the Japanese successfully detonated their first atomic bomb at Monument Valley, Utah. While this meant that the Japanese had finally achieved technological parity with the Germans, it was believed likely that the Germans would analyze data from the weapon test and realize that the Japanese lacked Hydrogen Bombs. This would trigger an arms race which the Japanese could not financially sustain for long due in part to an undeclared oil embargo that the Reich was imposing.
The New Normal

**"The New Normal"** is the fifth episode of Season One of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the fifth episode of the series overall. This episode, along with the rest of the season, was made available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video on November 20th, 2015.

## Synopsis

*Juliana returns home, only to discover new clues that lead her closer to unraveling the mystery behind the films. Meanwhile, Joe faces a tough debriefing upon his return home. Kido begins his investigation into the events surrounding the Crown Prince's speech, while Tagomi and Wegener make a last-ditch attempt to complete their mission.*

## Plot

The Crown Prince is rushed to the hospital after the attack, and the captain of the Imperial Guard is ordered to commit seppuku, for not protecting the Crown Prince. Kido then states that if he can't find the gunman, he will do the same. Meanwhile, Juliana returns home to find an angry Frank, who tells her about his time in prison. Joe is kidnapped from the Neutral Zone by Gestapo agents, and returned to New York. He is then forced to tell Smith what happened in Canon City. Smith believes him, and invites Joe over for VA day (Victory in America day).

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## Cast & Characters

* Rupert Evans *as* Frank Frink
* Luke Kleintank *as* Joe Blake
* DJ Qualls *as* Ed McCarthy
* Joel de la Fuente *as* Takeshi Kido
* Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa *as* Nobusuke Tagomi
* Rufus Sewell *as* John Smith

**Guest Starring*** Carsten Norgaard *as* Rudolph Wegener
* Bernhard Forcher *as* Hugo Reiss
* Daniel Roebuck *as* Arnold Walker
* Michael Gaston *as* Mark Sampson
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Jack Kehler *as* Harlan Wyndam-Matson
* Steve Byers *as* Lawrence Klemm
* Daisuke Tsuji *as* Crown Prince

**Uncredited*** Catherine Elissa Chow *as Japanese Secretary*
* Evan Lee *as Japanese Naval Officer*
* Macall Gordon *as* Anne Walker
* Darren Dolynski *as* Bill Crothers
* Michael Eber *as* Doni
* Richard Ching *as* Mr. Eto
* Lee Shorten *as* Sergeant Yoshida
* Takahiro Inoue *as* Shimura
* Mayumi Yoshida as Crown Princess
* Camille Sullivan *as* Karen
* Hiromoto Ida *as Lieutenant General*
* Amy Okuda *as* Christine Tanaka
* Hyuma Frankowski *as Japanese Translator*
* Yuki Matsuzaki *as* Nakamura
* Raresh DiMofte *as* Karl Muller
* Martin Novotny *as Nazi Embassy Staffer*
* Eric Banerd *as Nazi Security Guard*
* Charles Zuckerman *as Senior Nazi Officer*
* Ryan Kong *as Japanese Boy*
* Jason Riki Kosuge *as Japanese Father*
* Sean Akira *as Japanese Surgeon*
* Daisuke Nakagawa *as Kempeitai Officer (Embassy)*
* Rintaro Sawamoto *as Kempeitai Guard (Hotel)*
* Lama Tsultrim *as Buddhist Monk*
* Daniel Lim *as Japanese Imperial Army Soldier (Nippon)*
* Andy Yu *as Japanese Imperial Army Soldier (Bus)*
* Kelvin Lum *as Royal Imperial Colonel*
* Takeshi Kurokawa *as Japanese Official*

## Notes & Trivia

* The Imperial Guards are using Heckler & Koch MP5 after the Prince is shot. The MP5 was not created until 1964 by the Germans.
Billy Turner

**Billy Turner** is an American Nazi and the incumbent Minister of Propaganda of Nazi America.

He collaborated with Nicole Dörmer to implement the Jahr Null initiative across the American Reich.

## Biography

### Season Four

Helen Smith sought Turner's help after her return from exile in the Neutral Zone to boost her popularity.

## Appearances

 "**History Ends**"**Appears**

 "**All Serious Daring**"*Absent*
Michiko Tagomi

**Michiko Tagomi** is the wife of Nobusuke Tagomi, and Noriaki's mother.

In the series main timeline, Michiko and her son were killed during World War II. But in an alternate timeline, where Japan was defeated by the Allied powers, Michiko and her son are still alive.

## Biography

*The following biography is for the Michiko of the alternate timeline...*

### Early Life

After the end of World War II, during the Cold War, Nobusuke, Michiko, and Noriyuke had immigrated to the United States to start their new lives. During the time in America, a restrained relationship between her husband caused them to become estranged.

### Season Two

The alternate Nobusuke disappears out of nowhere, causing Michiko to be heartbroken and devastated.
Season Three

The **Third Season** of *The Man in the High Castle* premiered on October 5th, 2018 on Amazon Prime Video.

## Season Overview

Season three finds Juliana Crain grappling with her destiny after seeking safety in the Neutral Zone. Realizing that their fates are intertwined, she works with Trade Minister Tagomi to interpret the mystery of the last remaining films. Meanwhile, as tensions between the Reich and the Empire continue to rise, Joe Blake returns from Berlin and is sent on a diplomatic mission to San Francisco, where he and Juliana reunite and come to a turning point in their relationship. Also in the new season, *Oberstgruppenführer* John Smith finds himself celebrated by Nazi high society, but political forces are closing in as North American *Reichsmarschall* Lincoln Rockwell, and J. Edgar Hoover plot against him. Helen takes drastic action to protect her family while they struggle with the aftermath of Thomas’ death, and Smith also learns of a shocking and ambitious new Nazi program that has personal and global ramifications.

## Cast & Characters

* Rupert Evans *as* Frank Frink
* Luke Kleintank *as* Joe Blake
* DJ Qualls *as* Ed McCarthy
* Joel de la Fuente *as* Takeshi Kido
* Brennan Brown *as* Robert Childan
* Bella Heathcote *as* Nicole Dörmer
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Michael Gaston *as* Mark Sampson
* Jason O'Mara *as* Wyatt Price
* Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa *as* Nobusuke Tagomi
* Rufus Sewell *as* John Smith
* Ann Magnuson *as* Caroline Abendsen
* Kenneth Tigar *as* Heinrich Himmler
* David Furr *as* George Lincoln Rockwell
* William Forsythe *as* J. Edgar Hoover
* John Hans Tester *as* Dr. Josef Mengele
* Laura Mennell *as* Thelma Harris
* Giles Panton *as* Billy Turner
* Rick Worthy *as* Lemuel Washington
* Akie Kotabe *as* Nakamura
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Conor Leslie *as* Trudy Walker
* Jeffrey Nordling *as* Dr. Daniel Ryan
* Genea Charpentier *as* Jennifer Smith
* Gracyn Shinyei *as* Amy Smith

## Production

The third season renewal of *High Castle* was announced on January 3rd, 2017.

Well over a year had passed since since the second season's airing, with little to no solid news regarding the new season. It was finally confirmed on July 21st, 2018 at San Diego Comic-Con that the season would premiere on October 5th of that year, and that the show had been renewed for a fourth season as well.

## Videos

Season 3 - Official TrailerSeason 3 - Fight for the World You WantSeason 3 AnnouncementSeason 3 - New York Comic Con Sneak PeekSeason 3 - TeaserSeason 3 - TeasersSeason 1 and 2 RecapSeason 3 - Featurette X-Ray Roundtable Series PreviewSeason 3 - Life In The High Castle - VisualsSeason 3 - Life In The High Castle - Juliana CrainSeason 3 - Life In The High Castle - Nobusuke TagomiSeason 3 - Life In The High Castle - John SmithSeason 3 - Music Video "Pride (In The Name of Love)"Season 3 – Behind the Scenes "Pride (In The Name of Love)"
Thelma Harris

**Thelma Harris** is a Nazi American Journalist from season 3. She meets Nicole Dörmer during the premier of Thomas' propaganda film and has a relationship with her they are both arrested for being LGBT and sent to Berlin for 're-education' (which means torture and possible execution).

Her husband, Wayne Harris, is outed as homosexual by John Smith during her interrogation. In coversations with Nicole she states that "he [Wayne] has his 'friends', and I have mine". This heavily infers they were a beard couple (two gay people presenting as a straight couple to avoid suspition).

## Appearance & Personality

Despite her being LGBT and therefore part of a community oppressed by the Nazis, she shows no hostility towards them and is happy to kick down others for her own benefit.
Nakamura

Sergeant **Nakamura** was a half-Japanese (*hapa*) member of the Kempeitai and the second right-hand man to Inspector Takeshi Kido, succeeding sergeant Hiroyuki Yoshida after the latter's death. Although initially seeming to be eager to prove his worth to Kido, he is ultimately revealed as a traitor to the empire when he sells confidential information on high-profile Nazi targets in the Pacific States, including Oliver Diels and Trade Minister Nobusuke Tagomi, to Joe Blake. This act is uncovered by Kido, who has Nakamura contemptuously executed by a series of bayonet stabbings.

## Notes & Trivia

* The surname "Nakamura" means "middle" (中) ("naka") and "town, village" (村) ("mura").
Philip K. Dick

**Philip Kindred Dick** (December 16, 1928 – March 2, 1982) was an American novelist, short story writer and essayist whose published work is almost entirely in the science fiction genre. Dick explored sociological, political and metaphysical themes in novels dominated by monopolistic corporations, authoritarian governments and altered states. In his later works, Dick focused strongly on metaphysics and theology. He often drew upon his own life experiences in addressing the nature of drug abuse, paranoia and schizophrenia, and transcendental experiences.

Dick wrote 44 published novels and 121 short stories. 10 of Dick's works have been turned into motion pictures, including Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report, The Adjustment Bureau, and Radio Free Albemuth.

## Works

* Novels
* Short Stories

## Accolades

* In 2005, Time magazine named Ubik one of the one hundred greatest English-language novels published since 1923.
* In 2007, Dick became the first science fiction writer to be included in The Library of America series.
* Each year, the convention Norwescon presents the Philip K. Dick Award in the author's honor.

## Quotes

* "I want to write about people I love, and put them into a fictional world spun out of my own mind, not the world we actually have, because the world we actually have does not meet my standards"
* "In my writing I even question the universe; I wonder out loud if it is real, and I wonder out loud if all of us are real."
* Philip K. Dick quotes on WikiQuote

## References

1. ↑ http://entertainment.time.com/2005/10/16/all-time-100-novels/slide/ubik-1969-by-philip-k-dick/
Sicherheitsdienst

The **Sicherheitsdienst** or **SD** is the intelligence division of the Schutzstaffel, and serves as the primary domestic and foreign intelligence agency of the Greater Nazi Reich.

## History

The SD is one of the oldest subdivisions of the Schutzstaffel, originally founded in 1931 as the *IC-Dienst* (Security Service).

## Organization

The Sicherheitsdienst serves mainly as the intelligence gathering and investigative agency, whereas other agencies associated with the SS such as the Gestapo and the Criminal Police (*Kripo*) focus more on enforcement of laws and public order.

In 1939, the organisation and other policing and law enforcement agencies of Nazi Germany were consolidated into the Reich Main Security Office, headed by Reinhard Heydrich. The SD came under Departments 3 and 6 (for domestic and foreign intelligence), the Gestapo under Department 4 and the Kriminalpolizei became Department 5.

By 1962 the SD maintains a strong presence within Nazi America, based out of the SS Headquarters in New York City. It often sends regular SD intelligence agents, such as Origami Man, to areas such as the Neutral Zone to gather intel on enemies of the Greater Nazi Reich.

In addition to regular SD operatives, it also maintains a division known as the American Reich Bureau of Investigation, which gathers intelligence and performs clandestine operations within North America and reports back to the main organisation in Berlin. Staff associatied with this division use more standard Americanized titles, such as *Director* and *Special Agent.*

## Known Members

* Reinhard Heydrich (SS-*Obergruppenführer*)
* Origami Man (SD Intelligence Officer)
* J. Edgar Hoover (Director of the ARBI, Nazi America Division)
* Matthews (ARBI Special Agent)
Hiroyuki Yoshida

**Sergeant Hiroyuki Yoshida** was a member of the Kempeitai and the right-hand man of Chief Inspector Takeshi Kido. Yoshida was tasked with the dirty work for the Japanese police force, carrying out numerous investigations, raids, arrests, and executions under Kido's immediate orders. In the Season Two episode Detonation, he is killed by the Resistance's bombing of the Kempeitai headquarters.

## Appearances

 "**Three Monkeys**"**Appears**

 "**Kintsugi**"**Appears**

## Notes & Trivia

* The name "Hiroyuki" means "command, esteem" (博) ("hiro") and "this" (之) ("yuki").
	+ Hiroyuki's surname "Yoshida" means "lucky, good" (吉) ("yoshi") and "field, rice paddy" (田) ("ta"/"da").
Vortex

Vortex - Art By: Josh Nizzi

**Vortex** is a member of the Decepticon and the prime interrogator of the Combaticons. As an aerial soldier, he is cruel, merciless and unrelenting in his attacks. But it's when he gets his hands on captive Autobots that he *really* gets nasty. Once they're in his clutches, he takes a passionate, sadistic glee in brutally cutting them apart. During his interrogations *questioning* them is a secondary concern.

Upon receiving the Combiner experiment, he has since merged with his fellow Combaticons to form the mighty Bruticus. After Megatron was killed in pursuit of the all spark vortex would serve Starscream for months until ultimately dying through the combined efforts of Arcee and Sideswipe.

## History

### Starscream's Rule and death

**Vortex** was one of the Cybertronians who served Starscream when he took Megatron's place after the Battle of Mission City. He participated in Starscream's attempt to create a new Allspark. When Arcee destroyed the newly built cube, Vortex attempted to destroy the Autobot, but was shot by a sniper blast and ended up seriously wounded.

During the battle of Egypt for the Matrix of leadership, Vortex was sent after Sam Witwicky like many other Decepticons but was ambushed by Arcee. Hungry for payback for his wounds the last time they fought, Vortex was quickly outmatched and met his death when his head was sliced in two by Sideswipe. His remains were destroyed by the Air Force bombing.
Okami

**Okami** is the leader of the Yakuza in the Japanese Pacific States.

### Season Three

Okami took control of the Yakuza following Taishi Okamura's execution by Takeshi Kido's men for his dealings with the Nazis. The Chief Inspector discovers that his sergeant Nakamura was a mole for the Yakuza, and warned Okami that he might face the same fate as his predecessor.

### Season Four

Chief Inspector Kido's son, Toru killed a bouncer of the Yakuza-owned Bamboo Palace while inebriated, which resulted in the Yakuza taking him hostage. Kido arrives and took his back, afterwards he banished him from his home.

With his PTSD increasing, Toru frequents the Bamboo Palace and develops a opium addiction. Okami took advantage of this, and held Toru as a captive in his drug establishment.

After Emperor Hirohito announced the Japanese withdrawal from the Pacific States, Takeshi Kido was informed that his son was not abroad any boat transporting Japanese citizens back to the home islands. After the American Kempeitai was disbanded and a Nazi invasion looming, Kido hurriedly escapes captivity by American vigilantes and rushes to the Bamboo Palace, and confronted Okami. Okami responded that he would release Toru on the condition that the Chief Inspector slices his hands as a part of the induction into the Yakuza, and bows down in front of him. With no choice, Kido performed the shameful task, securing his son's freedom.

After the Japanese army left, the Black Communist Rebellion took control of San Francisco. Okami tried to negotiate with them to form a partnership, but was shunned by Bell Mallory. Okami threatened with them power, water and utility shortages; but the left-wing rebels ignored him.

## Appearances

 "**History Ends**"*Absent*

 "**All Serious Daring**"*Absent*

## Notes & Trivia

* The surname "Okami" means "ridge, hill" (岡) ("oka") and "see, hopes, chances, idea, opinion, look at, visible" (見) ("mi").
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Joseph Stetson II

**Joseph Stetson II** was born in 1667 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Joseph Stetson I and Ruth Hiland. His mother died shortly after his birth. Joseph first married Hannah Oldham on November 6, 1688, the daughter of Thomas Oldham and Mary Witherell. She died on February 14, 1727. Joseph then married the widow Mary Perry on March 1, 1736. Joseph and Hannah had ten children:

1. Ruth Stetson II
2. Lois Stetson III
3. Bathsheba Stetson II
4. Nehemiah Stetson I
5. Joseph Stetson III
6. Hannah Stetson IV
7. Hezekiah Stetson I
8. Abthia Stetson I
9. Abigail Stetson II
10. Mary Stetson IV
Robert Stetson II

**Robert Stetson II** was born on January 29, 1653, to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. He was baptized on February 26, 1653. Robert married Joanna Brooks in 1676 in Scituate, Massachusetts, the daughter of William Brooks and Susanna Dunham. Joanna was born in 1659 in Scituate, Massachusetts. Robert and Joanna had eight children:

1. Isaac Stetson I
2. Timothy Stetson II
3. Resolved Stetson I
4. Sarah Stetson I
5. Nathaniel Stetson II
6. Peleg Stetson I
7. Amie Stetson I
8. Bathsheba Stetson I
New York City

**New York City** was a major city of the former United States, and is or was the capital of the American Reich. It is home to the headquarters of the American branch of the SS, where *Obergruppenführer* John Smith and agent Joe Blake are based.

## Overview

Ever since the destruction of Washington, D.C. in 1945 by a German atomic bomb, New York City has served as the capital of the American Nazi puppet government. Before and after the war, it was and still is the political, cultural, social, and economical capital of pre-war America. Post-war, it prominently displays Nazi symbolism, most notably in Times Square with Nazi swastika displays as well as propaganda posters. Next to the city itself is the Empire State Building covered with a Nazi *Reichsadler* on top and a banner.

The city's most famous monument was the Statue of Liberty, originally built and dedicated in 1886 as a tribute to pre-war American ideas of liberty, equality, independence, and freedom. It has since been taken down and replaced by a new statue representing Aryan superiority, authority, and Nazi military might (The New Colossus). Eventually, under Reichsführer Himmler, the Nazis would enforce a program to suppress all form of "reminder monuments" of the former country but it was called off when it failed.

To this day, New York City was the headquarters of Nazi rule in the former eastern and midwestern America. Following the death of smith, Bill Whitcroft ( the assumed new us President ) may have restored the US and would begin to removed all symbols of nazism, presumably taken down to rebuilt the Statue of Liberty and begin to rebuild and move the capital back to Washington, D.C.

## Inhabitants

* Smith Family
	+ John Smith
	+ Helen Smith
	+ Thomas Smith
	+ Amy Smith
	+ Jennifer Smith
* Joe Blake
* Erich Raeder
* Lawrence Klemm
* Josef Mengele
* Lucy Collins
* Alice Adler
* Gerald Adler
* Connolly
* George Dixon
* Susan

## Gallery

Nazi headquartersTimes SquareBrooklynStreet view of NYCDaytime street viewHarlem Depopulated ZoneThe "New Colossus" Monument, which stands on the former site of the Statue of Liberty.
Samuel Stetson III

**Samuel Stetson III** was born in October of 1673 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Benjamin Stetson I and Bethia Hawke. He was baptized on May 11, 1674. He died on June 23, 1760, in Hanover, Massachusetts. Samuel married Rebecca Turner on May 12, 1719. Samuel and Rebecca had three children:

1. Samuel Stetson V
2. Lydia Stetson III
3. Rebecca Stetson I
Thomas Stetson I

**Thomas Stetson I** was born on December 11, 1643, in Scituate, Massachusetts. to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. He was baptized on October 6, 1645. Thomas marrid Sarah Dodson, the daughter of Anthony Dodson and Mary Williams. She was born in 1652. Thomas died during or after 1729 in Scituate, Massachusetts. Thomas and Sarah had twelve children:

1. Hannah Stetson III
2. Thomas Stetson II
3. Gershom Stetson I
4. Sarah Stetson I
5. Joshua Stetson I
6. Caleb Stetson I
7. Elisha Stetson I
8. Elijah Stetson I
9. Mary Stetson II
10. Ebenezer Stetson I
11. Ruth Stetson I
12. Margaret Stetson II
Crown Prince Akihito

**Crown Prince Akihito** of Japan is the son of Emperor Hirohito and next in line for the throne of the Japanese Empire.

## History

### Season One

The Crown Prince and Princess visited the Japanese Pacific States. After a meeting with Nazi Officials at the German Embassy the Crown Prince gave a speech to a large crowd in San Francisco . Shortly into his speech the Crown Prince was shot. He was rushed to the hospital where emergency surgery was performed.

The Crown Prince survived and returned to Japan.

## Gallery

A real life Crown Prince Akihito with his family in 1959.The Crown Prince speaking in San Francisco.

## Notes & Trivia

* The name "Akihito" means "bright" (明) ("aki") and "compassionate" (仁) ("hito").
* In our timeline, Akihito was the emperor of Japan at the time of filming. He succeeded to the throne upon the death of his father Hirohito (Emperor Shōwa) on 7 January 1989, and was succeeded by his son, Naruhito, on 30 April 2019.
* As the wife of Akihito, Michiko Shōda was the Empress consort of Japan from 1989 to 2019. Both were enthroned on 12 November 1990.
* In the alternate timeline which is real life the Japanese government announced in December 2017 that Akihito would abdicate on 30 April 2019. He was succeeded by Naruhito, born 23 February 1960.
Joseph Stetson I

**Joseph Stetson I** was born in June of 1639 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. He was baptized on October 6, 1645. Joseph died between 1722 and 1724 in Scituate, Massachusetts. He first married Ruth Hiland, the daughter of Thomas Hiland and Elizabeth ?. Ruth died shortly after the birth of her only child, Joseph, in 1667. He then married Prudence ? sometime before 1670. Joseph and Ruth had one child:

1. Joseph Stetson II

Joseph and Prudence had seven children:

1. Robert Stetson III
2. Lois Stetson II
3. William Stetson I
4. Desire Stetson I
5. Prudence Stetson I
6. Samuel Stetson II
7. Hannah Stetson I
Samuel Stetson I

**Samuel Stetson I** was born in June of 1646 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. He was baptized on July 12, 1646. He married Lydia Pickles in 1678 in Scituate, Massachusetts, the daughter of Jonas Pickles and Alice Hatch. She was born in 1662 in Scituate, Massachusetts. Samuel and Lydia had thirteen children:

1. Samuel Stetson IV
2. Elizabeth Stetson I
3. Lydia Stetson I
4. Patience Stetson I
5. Jonah Stetson I
6. Mary Stetson III
7. John Stetson II
8. Silas Stetson I
9. Seth Stetson I
10. Nathaniel Stetson I
11. Deborah Stetson II
12. Rachel Stetson I
13. Judah Stetson I
Robert Stetson I

**Robert Stetson I** was born in 1613 and died on February 1, 1702/1703, in Scituate, Massachusetts. He first married Honor ?. He then married Mary Hyland, the widow of John Bryant. Robert and Honor had nine children:

1. Joseph Stetson I
2. Benjamin Stetson I
3. Thomas Stetson I
4. Samuel Stetson I
5. John Stetson I
6. Eunice Stetson I
7. Lois Stetson I
8. Robert Stetson II
9. Timothy Stetson I
John Stetson I

**John Stetson I** was born in April of 1648 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. He was baptized on May 7, 1648. John married Abigail Hudson, the daughter of John Hudson and Ann Rogers. She died on September 19, 1720-1729. John died in 1690. John and Abigail had five children:

1. Abigail Stetson I
2. John Stetson III
3. Honour Stetson I
4. Barnabas Stetson I
5. Anne Stetson I
Robert Stetson III

**Robert Stetson III** was born on December 9, 1670, in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Joseph Stetson I and Prudence ?. He died in 1760. Robert married Mary Collamore on January 12, 1692/1693, in Scituate, Massachusetts, the daughter of Anthony Collamore and Sarah Chittenden. Mary was born in 1667 in Scituate, Massachusetts. Robert and Mary had eight children:

1. Anthony Stetson I
2. Jemima Stetson I
3. Isaac Stetson II
4. William Stetson II
5. Amos Stetson I
6. Martha Stetson I
7. Gideon Stetson I
8. Robert Stetson IV
Eunice Stetson I

**Eunice Stetson I** was born on April 28, 1650, in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Robert Stetson I and Honor ?. She was baptized on May 19, 1650. Eunice married Timothy Rogers in 1669, the son of John and Frances Rogers. He was born in 1650 in Scituate, Massachusetts, and died in 1728 in Marshfield, Massachusetts. Eunice and Timothy had ten children:

1. Samuel Rogers I
2. Eunice Rogers I
3. Hannah Rogers I
4. Mary Rogers I
5. Timothy Rogers II
6. Bethia Rogers I
7. John Rogers I
8. Honour Rogers I
9. Timothy Rogers III
10. An unnamed daughter that died in infancy
Anastasia (dolls)

Back in the '90s and early 2000s, whenever Disney released a new movie, they would also release fashion dolls of the female protagonist and her love interest. Of course some of the obvious choices like *Beauty and the Beast* and *Pocahontas* got in on this, but even more male-oriented films like *Hercules*, *Tarzan* and *Atlantis: The Lost Empire* got in on the action. And as always, since Disney made dolls for *their* movies, *Anastasia* needed them too, and since The Walt Disney Company acquired 21st Century Fox in 2019, people now include these dolls in their Disney collections.

Is that the same mold, even?Okay guys, getting a little carried away now...
Lois Stetson II

**Lois Stetson II** was born in March of 1672 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Joseph Stetson I and Prudence ?. She died on June 1, 1735, and was buried in the 1st Church Cemetery in Pembroke, Massachusetts. Lois married Joseph Ford, the son of William Ford and Sarah Dingley. Joseph died on November 12, 1749, and was buried in the 1st Church Cemetery in Pembroke, Massachusetts.
Desire Stetson I

**Desire Stetson I** was born in September of 1676 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Joseph Stetson I and Prudence ?. Desire married Richard Sylvester on August 16, 1703, the son of Israel Sylvester. Desire and Richard had five children:

1. Desire Sylvester I
2. Faith Sylvester I
3. Nehemiah Sylvester I
4. Ruth Sylvester I
5. Seth Sylvester I
Samuel Stetson II

**Samuel Stetson II** was born in December of 1679 in Scituate, Massachusetts, to Joseph Stetson I and Prudence ?. He died in 1761. Samuel first married Elizabeth ? sometime before 1731. He then married Rachel Stetson I on January 7, 1730. Samuel and Elizabeth had seven children:

1. Abner Stetson I
2. George Stetson I
3. Elizabeth Stetson II
4. Joshua Stetson II
5. Alice Stetson I
6. Joseph Stetson IV
7. Ruth Stetson III
Heath

King Heath is the husband of Mariana, father of Daria, younger brother of Laird, brother-in-law to Helsa, and uncle to Hildegard.

## Appearance

Heath is a tall man with a muscular build. He has short red hair and green eyes. He most often is seen wearing a green tunic, beige/brown pants, and brown boots.

## Personality

Heath is a kind and caring man although he is somewhat timid and uncertain of himself even after becoming king.

## Relationships

* **Queen Mariana**: Health's late wife. Health greatly loved his wife and was deeply affected by her passing.

* **Daria**: Since she was born, Heath loved his daughter and hoped to tell her stories about Mariana so she could be kind and caring like her. Although Heath would not see his daughter again until she was eighteen, he still loved her dearly and was very relived that she both looked and behaved like her mother and wanted to hear every detail about Mariana.

* **Hildegard**: Believing that Hildegard was his real daughter, Heath tried to be firm with her while also hoping to have her be just like Mariana but his attempts were often ignored mainly due to the way Helsa raised her. While he loved her, Heath was very worried about the future of the kingdom because of Hildegard's problematic attitude. When Hildegard was revealed to be part of her parent's plan to rule the kingdom, Heath looks upset.
Night Star

Behold, the worst Award Bait Song ever written. Never before has an award bait song failed this badly. The tune is pretty good, but its tone is completely shattered by the awful lyrics. Those words do not belong in what is supposed to be a love duet. It sounds like something a Christian soft rock group would write while half asleep. Just replace every instance of "Linda" with "Jesus", and you've got a Christian song perfect for Sunday school. How is anyone older than four expected to take this shit seriously?

## Lyrics

```
CHRISTOPHER:
Sweet Linda come
Give your light to me
Help me defeat
All the scary things

Sweet Linda come
And bring the good
Inspire of me
Linda come
Give me your heart
And your words

LINDA:
I hear your voice
How it sings to me

CHRISTOPHER:
(You inspire me)

LINDA:
It shows your heart
How it sounds so sweet

So I'll help you
Then I'll return

CHRISTOPHER:
(Beautiful Linda)

LINDA:
To light the sky
Way up high

BOTH:
Filled with love
Together we
We can win
With our love

```

And then Linda is an inanimate rock for the entire rest of the movie.

Also, do you realize that a cricket just sang a love song to a piece of iron?
Kiara the Brave

Once upon a time, Shemaroo Entertainment and Sterling Entertainment put out a movie called ***Super K – The Movie***. When it was localized for English-speaking countries, the title was changed to ***Kiara the Brave***, and the cover prominently displayed Kiara, who *just so happened* to resemble Merida from Disney's *Brave*. And that's why this movie is listed here.