William J. Blazkowicz

* 1944
* 1946
* 1961
* 1980

### Status

Alive (transplanted into a Super Soldier's body, original body destroyed by Irene Engel)

### Age

- 31 (*Return to Castle Wolfenstein')*
- *33 (*Wolfenstein*)*
- *35 (*The Old Blood*)*
- *49 (The New Order)*
- 50 (The New Colossus)
- 69 (Youngblood)

### Date of Birth

August 11, 1911, Mesquite, Texas, United States

### Nationality

American
Polish-Jewish ancestry

### Relative(s)

- Rip Blazkowicz † (father)
- Zofia Blazkowicz † (mother)
- Anya Oliwa (wife)
- Jessica and Sophia Blazkowicz (twin-daughters)
- Arthur Kenneth Blaze (Son)
- Billy Blaze (grandson)
- Billy and Billie Blaze
- Bessie † (pet dog)
- Krzysztof Oliwa † (father-in-law)
- Róża Oliwa † (mother-in-law)
- Roman Targonski (grandfather-in-law)
- Olenka Targonski (grandmother-in-law)
- Franciszek Oliwa (great relative-in-law, presumably deceased)
- Commander Keen/Billy Blaze (grandson)
- Billy and Billie Blaze (great-grandchildren)
- B.J. Blazkowicz III\Doom Slayer (great-great-grandson)
- Unnamed wife and child † (descendants)

### Occupation

- US Army Ranger Captain
- O.S.A agent (formerly)
- Kreisau Circle member
- American Resistance fighter and assassin

### Appears In

"Return to Castle Wolfenstein"- *Wolfenstein (2009)*
- *Wolfenstein: The Old Blood*
- *Wolfenstein: The New Order*
- *Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus*
- *The Diaries of Agent Silent Death* (photograph, figure)
- *Wolfenstein: Youngblood*
- *Wolfenstein 3* (upcoming)
- *Quake Champions*
- *Commander Keen (2019)* (photograph)

### Portrayer

Matthew Kaminsky (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)- Peter Jessop (Wolfenstein)
- Brian Bloom
- Debi Derryberry (Young William Blazkowicz, The New Colossus)

> You take freedom away from the American people, you're playing with fire, and I intend to pour some gasoline! People gotta know they don't have to take this shit no more, and if nothing else, that's what I'm gonna do. Before I go.
>
> B.J. Blazkowicz to Grace Walker on stopping the Nazis., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

**William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz**, known among the Nazis as **Terror Billy**, is the protagonist of MachineGames's reimagining and reboot of the *Wolfenstein* series.

The MachineGames series continues (partially) after the events in Wolfenstein (2009), where the Nazis won and dominated the world 14 years after the war. Much of Bill's background is also completely reimagined in this series from his original background in the classic series. Several details in Bill's life have been altered, including changing his hair color, giving him a different American accent, and changing his birthplace, as well as giving various changes to his personality. Quake Champions further fills in gaps in his history, in particular, his early life and training to become a soldier.

The developers have chosen to largely ignore Wolfenstein (2009), and they do not consider it the main part of their continuity. *The Old Blood* is a retelling of the events of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, set in this universe. The developers have stated that the original *Wolfenstein 3D* is considered as a prequel to this series; however, even the events surrounding that game have been reimagined according to *Wolfenstein II*.

*Wolf 3D* is referenced in *The Old Blood*, *The New Order*, and *The New Colossus* as previous events. In all situations, these references may have had reimagined outcomes (e.g. in The Old Blood, assuming the newspaper isn't pure propaganda (see newspaper transcripts), Hitler survived Bill's attack on him. Some elements of those games' lore simply do not exist in The New Order timeline (Allied victory in the war, marriage to Marie Patterson, Bill is voiced by the well-known voice actor Brian Bloom in *"Wolfenstein: The New Order"*.

## Background

> Back home. Place has gone to hell. Can feel the monsters of the past still lingering after all these years, claws sunk deep into the earth. Left something here belonging to momma. Maybe I can find it again.
>
> B.J.'s mission text upon returning home in 1961., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

William is a third generation Polish American, born on August 11 (or 15), 1911, in the United States. He is the grandson of a Polish immigrant, and the son of Rip Blazkowicz, an ambitious, but crooked and racist Polish-American con-artist and businessman; and Zofia, a young Polish Jew. He grew up on a farm called the Blazkowicz Estate in Mesquite, Texas, near Forney Lake, in the 1900s. His childhood was abusive, with his father venting his anger on him, his mother, and their dog Bessie for his failing business. He would also lock B.J. in the closet when he was bad, where he would lose track of time.

At a young age, B.J. started to have nightmares, often waking his father in the middle of the night. This ended when his father took him in the basement to fight the monsters with weapons, curing B.J. of his nightmares. His father later gave him his pocket knife; it was later taken by bullies Andy and Howie, with B.J forced by his father to get it back himself if he wanted to ever enter the house again. B.J. was also forced by his father to get his pocket watch from the well, something that is recollected in his memories upon his return to the well in 1961. Despite the abuse he suffered from his father, his mother showed him unyielding compassion, and she trusted him with her engagement ring, a family heirloom for B.J. to give to his spouse one day.

Around the age of nine or ten, B.J. met and befriended an African-American girl named Billie, whom he developed a mutual crush on. She would have a great impact on his morality, as he saved a rat he put into a bucket full of water due to her pleas. However, they were caught by his father under the poplar tree, enraging him. His mother hid him and Bessie in the closet while she dealt with Rip. Rip and Zofia argued until he slapped her unconscious, leading B.J. to come out of the closet and unsuccessfully throw vases at his father until B.J. was strangled unconscious. Later that day, B.J was strapped to the sawhorse in the basement, and forced to shoot his dog Bessie, much to his father's glee; however, depending on the player's actions, Bessie is shot by Rip when B.J. misses her. Afterward, B.J. and Zofia buried Bessie in the front yard, while B.J. was consoled by his mother, who told him it would end better than it began. He was then taken into his room, where his mother noted that Rip hurt him badly, asking him whether he wanted soup or porridge.

B.J. once swam in the Gulf during Red Tide, despite his father's command not to, causing his skin to burn. At age 11, he swam across Forney Lake on a dare for tin soldiers. At age 13, he fell into a pond near his family's stable, and was covered in leeches. At age 19, he fell into the family well, in order to try to salvage his father's watch. Despite the many hardships, he remembered some good times, such as seeing Mesquite at sunset, and the country music he used to play back home. He later went to work for his cousin, where he earned his first dollar. He also spent time with his grandmother, where he learned that his Aunt Sara was diagnosed with dementia during her time in college. B.J. notes that she was given medication, but it made her drowsy and strange. His grandmother told him it passed through the blood, and he noted that her eyes were like dirty windows on a derelict shack.

Once B.J. reached the right age, he ran away from home and joined the United States Army, much to his father's chagrin, and to his mother's heartbreak. In the army, he joined the Army Rangers and was sent to boot camp, learning to kill Commanders first to not let reinforcements come into the battle. B.J. would later join the OSA,and befriend fellow agents Richard Wesley and Pippa Shepherd. Around the same time, B.J. also befriended Wing Commander Fergus Reid, who referred and nicknamed him "Blazko".

At age 32 (c. early 1944) (a bit older than he actually was in RTCW, a retcon to the dating of the event), he traveled to Deathshead's X-Labs, swimming through the cesspools to destroy the super soldier research and the base.

In October and November 1944, B.J. is sent on mission to recover plans for a bomb, the VTOL from Nazis. During his mission uncovers a more drastic plot in Isenstadt where he encounters Wilhelm Strasse attempting to build a device to reach Black Sun Dimension, an extradimensional realm with power stronger than the atomic bomb. He confronted Wilhelm Strasse, witnessed Caroline Becker being shot by Hans Grosse. However he never found her body. He followed Strasse through a portal. He caused an explosion on Strasse's zeppelin from the inside, causing Strasse to crash into Isenstadt Castle. B.J. escaped and returned to OSA HQ. He would not reunite with Caroline for several decades later.

Note: The dating of the event is earlier than it was in the earlier game, as it was at least 1945 in Wolfenstein, possibly as late as 1947.

Around C. 1945, B.J. made an attempt on Adolf Hitler's life, after an escape from Castle Wolfenstein (and defeating Hans Grösse), leading to him being known as the Wolfenstein Assassin. Rumors suggest Hitler fought him in one of Strasse's Mecha suits, he injured the Fuhrer. In January 3, 1946, it is claimed that Hitler made a speech claiming the rumors were false, and that the assassin was recaptured, and hung recently. Although this was proven to be propaganda (or at least B.J. survived being hung, and escaped again). B.J. would continue to have Nightmares about these events for years to come.

## Wolfenstein (2009)

In 1944, The Allies discover their plan after Blazkowicz infiltrates the battleship *Tirpitz* to prevent a missile launch on London. He recovers a Thule Medallion from a Nazi General, returning it to the OSA in London who order him to go to Isenstadt and discover what the Nazis have planned. In an introduction sequence, Blazkowicz steals a medallion from a general on a German battleship. Discovered and captured, he unleashes the power of the medallion, which kills all his foes for him. Hijacking a plane, he escapes and returns to the OSA headquarters. During a meeting there, he learns that the medallion needs crystals called Nachtsonne, mined only in Isenstadt, to make use of its full power. The Nazis have begun digging for crystals, led by a general named Victor Zetta. Blazkowicz is sent to Isenstadt, but his cover is blown by an unknown informant. He then meets up with agents from the Kreisau Circle, a resistance group dedicated to freeing Isenstadt from the Nazis, and with them, makes it to Isenstadt. In Isenstadt, he meets the brothers Stephan and Anton Kriege, who run the Black Market where Blazkowicz can upgrade all of his weapons and powers. (He pays for upgrades with gold earned from missions or found scattered throughout the game.) He also meets the leader of the Kreisau Circle, a former schoolteacher named Caroline Becker. Becker sends Blazkowicz on a mission into a dig site, where he frees a young Russian named Sergei Kovlov. He also finds an exact copy of the medallion that he found on the Nazi warship, which Kovlov calls the Thule Medallion. Kovlov introduces Blazkowicz to the Golden Dawn, a group of scholars who specialize in the occult, led by Dr. Leonid Alexandrov.

The youth also shows Blazkowicz how to use the Thule Medallion. With a crystal provided by Kovlov, Blazkowicz is able to enter the Veil, a barrier between the real world and a dimension known as the Black Sun. Using the Veil, he manages to escape. As Blazkowicz completes more missions, he gains new weapons and new defensive and offensive powers for the Thule Medallion. Eventually, he manages to kill General Zetta, who turns out to be a monster when viewed through the Veil. The Black Market, the Kreisau Circle, and the Golden Dawn then move to a new location in downtown Isenstadt to escape retaliation for Zetta's death.

Shortly after the move, Caroline Becker is captured and held in a nearby castle. Blazkowicz helps the Kreisau Circle stage a rescue mission. He confronts Zetta's replacement, Wilhelm “Deathshead” Strausse, who is eager for revenge after the events of Return to Castle Wolfenstein. During a struggle, Caroline is killed by Hans Grosse, Deathshead's henchman. Upon Blazkowicz's return to Isenstadt, Stephan Kriege informs him that he has killed his brother for being a mole and betraying both Blazkowicz and Caroline. Blazkowicz then finds out that a Nazi superweapon, powered by Black Sun energy, is about to be fired at the city from a zeppelin. He boards the airship, where he discovers that Dr. Alexandrov is also a traitor. Alexandrov's treachery is rewarded only by an execution at the hand of Hans Grosse.

In order to prepare the weapon, Deathshead and Grosse enter the Black Sun through a portal that Nazi scientists had excavated and reassembled. Blazkowicz jumps in after them. In the Black Sun, he encounters Hans Grosse guarding the machine that powers Deathshead's superweapon. Grosse greets him in a mechanical suit outfitted with two chainguns (recreating his earlier appearance in Wolfenstein 3D), and a Thule Medallion identical to Blazkowicz's. Blazkowicz kills Grosse by jamming the Nachtsonne crystals from his medallion into Grosse's. He then destroys the machine, but Deathshead flees through the portal before B.J. can capture him. The explosion takes out both the portal and the Zeppelin on the other side, effectively destroying all ways of accessing the Black Sun . In a post-credits cutscene, Deathshead is seen clambering out of the zeppelin wreckage, screaming in frustration. Ultimately, Blazkowicz and his allies successfully sabotaged the enemy's entire plan by never allowing them to use the device again for their pursuit of global domination.

## The Old Blood

In 1946, B.J. and Richard Wesley were sent to Castle Wolfenstein within the German Alps in order to retrieve a top secret folder, which contains information on the whereabouts of Deathshead's Compound. Disguised as SS officers, B.J. and Wesley infiltrate and arrive in the castle in a cable car, then continue to the office of Helga von Schabbs. When Wesley finds the safe, but no folder, he tells B.J. to radio Kessler which he reveals that he has new information regarding the folder and that he will meet them at his tavern. After radioing Kessler, Nazi troops interrupt the agents and B.J. engages the troops before Wesley can get a ladder for him to ascend up to the catwalk. As both agents leave the office via a vent, they both are captured by Rudi Jäger, accompanied by his dog Greta and a Super Soldier.

Sent into the holding cells of the castle, Blazkowicz manages to escape with the help of a pipe which he uses as a weapon. He goes through the asylum wing of the castle and evades the jaws of a Panzerhund, as well as the various super soldiers guarding the prison. Blazkowicz manages to secure a boat and rearms himself before leaving for the Docks. Arriving at the docks, B.J. engages various soldiers while opening the keep to the castle. He manages to infiltrate the keep and fight off the various troops guarding the interior of the castle before finding Wesley after being tortured by Rudi in a surgical theater, strapped in an electric chair.

Blazkowicz is captured once again by Rudi who straps him in the chair while trying to interrogate him. The interrogation doesn't go so well, however B.J. manages to break free, electrocute Rudi in the chair and then kill his dog Greta, who was snacking on Wesley's body. Before killing the various forces sent by a vengeful Rudi, Blazkowicz manages to escape and heads for the cable car port while taking on more Nazi forces in the castle. Despite their best attempts to kill him, B.J. manages to survive and continue his escape.

Blazkowicz arrives in Paderborn Village where he meets with Annette Krause and Kessler at the tavern and has to hold off several squads of Nazis before combating Rudi. Upon Rudi's death, Blazkowicz escapes the tavern's destruction as Rudi was armed with dead man's switch (powerful explosives which didn't activate until his death). B.J., Kessler and Annette all leave in a rowboat heading for Wulfburg to meet up with another contact known as Agent Two. Upon their arrival, B.J. headed for Agent Two's location at a baker shop and finds that it's Pippa Sheperd who is his contact. She tells him Helga is at the Wulfburg Tavern where he heads to and poses as a waiter in order to get close to Helga and leave with the folder.

While trying to leave with the folder under his tray, B.J. is stopped by Helga and ordered by her to taste the wine. After she tastes it, Helga is outraged by the fact that the wine wasn't to her satisfaction and orders Blazkowicz to drink it. B.J.'s cover is blown when Helga takes her kitchen knife and stabs him in the hand and orders Emmerich Schreiner to keep him covered. Blazkowicz manages to pull the knife out and stabs Schreiner with it and obtains his Handgun before he is hit by debris from the ceiling caused by an earthquake. B.J. gets up and heads back to Pippa, but encounters several Shamblers along the way.

Upon his arrival, Blazkowicz witnesses the death of Pippa at the hands of a shambler and kills it before obtaining his weapons. At the same time, he also saw Pippa come back as a shambler and killed her before leaving. Engaging more undead along the way, B.J. finds himself utilizing a Laderoboter to get him passed various obstacles in the way before arriving to the dig site. B.J. arrives at the dig site and continues into the caves where he finds Von Schabbs and Schreiner in the chamber housing The Monstrosity. B.J. combats the monster and kills it, then heads to see a wounded Helga and obtains the folder. Before leaving, he is buried underneath several rocks, but is rescued by Fergus Reid and other allied troops before heading to R.A.F Kinloss where they board an aircraft and head of Deathshead's compound.

### *The New Order*

> *In 1946, with the tides of WWII turning dramatically in favor of the Nazi war machine, the desperate allied forces set out to shift back the momentum with one last ditch attempt; an assault on the Deathshead compound. The operation goes wildly awry; and Captain Blazkowicz ends up in a comatose state on account of a traumatic injury. He somehow survives but lives on an empty shell of his former self in a mental asylum for fourteen years. Until a fateful day in 1960.*
>
> Official website

#### 1946

In 1946. B.J. and the Allied soldiers launch an assault against Deathshead. B.J. is knocked unconscious countless times during the fight but is revived by Fergus and keeps going for the visions he sees of a safer, happier life. After gunning down multiple Nazi aircraft, one of them crash lands into the turret area destroying it. Fergus is radioed by Condor 9 to investigate issues with their fuel tank, with the fuselage hit and leaking. Condor 9 thanks fergus before a piece of shrapnel kills the pilot. A soldier on the troop transport, Private Wyatt, is instructed by Fergus on how to stop the transport from nosediving into the water. The situation is handled, with Fergus boarding the plane, abandoning his own. B.J. just barely makes it before the plane crashes and cuts into the transport. Fergus takes control of the transport, and B.J. is able to calm Wyatt's nerves. This doesn't last long though, as Fergus makes a crash landing on the beach. B.J. lands in the water but is flung out by a Panzerhund, luckily into a crashed plane giving him cover from the beast. Contacting Fergus via the phone inside, Wyatt flashes his light to give B.J. their location which attracts a Panzerhund to them. In order to save them, B.J. is instructed to push to a nearby turret. B.J. narrowly avoids a Panzerhund as he swims through the water, eventually destroying the Panzerhunds pestering his squad. However, they can't make progress with the Automated Machine Guns keeping watch over their position, and B.J. is sent straight down the middle into the enemy trenches in order to eliminate the pill boxes lining the perimeter and his team reunite and eventually climb to the castle.

Private Gates is the first to reach the top, but is shot and killed by a Nazi soldier. His death adds to Deatshead's kill count of young men, something that urges B.J. to push on. Moving through the castle, B.J. eventually reaches a Colosseum of sorts where Fergus and his men are under fire. B.J. assists by killing all of the Nazis, before using a crashed plane to reach the team again. They jump across the broken walkway to the other side, but the floor breaks when B.J. jumps over. The team crash into Deatshead's testing facility, and Prendergast's legs are broken from the fall. Wyatt attempts to open the way out, but accidentally turns on the incinerator. They barely escape the incineration and enter a strange room. Blondie investigates a pod, before a Supersoldaten punches through it and kills him. B.J. is able to defeat the monster and Private Wyatt soon realizes that they are trapped as he hears someone approaching the door. The small window opens and reveals a Deathshead much to the terror of everyone inside. The walls start closing on the team and everyone is knocked unconscious from the pressure. B.J. wakes up to see Super Soldiers holding Wyatt, Fergus, Prendergast and himself. Deatshead recognizes B.J., and inspects his men. Thankfully due to Prendergast's eye injury, Deathshead deems him as "broken" and leaves him alone. Unfortunately, both Fergus and Wyatt have blue eyes which Deathshead wishes to disect. He is forced by Deathshead to choose whether Wyatt or Fergus will be dissected by Deathshead, as otherwise they would be there all day and all four soldiers would be slaughtered. Depending on the player's actions, all four will be killed if the player does not select Fergus or Wyatt in time. After B.J. decides who Deathshead kills, Deathshead turns on the rooms fire system planning on incinerating the rest of the team with a Super Soldier standing guard in the room. He and his team manages to escape after B.J kills said Super Soldier and damage the fire system before they are immolated. They all jump out of the window, just as the room explodes and sends several pieces of shrapnel out of the window. A small piece of metal enters B.J.'s brain, and he immediately falls unconscious into the sea below. Luckily, B.J. survived thanks to a plank which kept him afloat and prevented him from drowning. is later picked up by a fishing boat and taken to a hospital before being transferred to an asylum in Poland after 5 months.

#### 1960

B.J. slowly starts to awaken causing psychotropic illness. In 1960, Nazi forces lead by Friedrich Keller make a final visit to shut down the asylum. Just as the main nurse Anya Oliwa was feeding him, the troops storm into the ward and starts executing patients. Keller thanks Anya's father for serving the Reich before leaving. Anya's parents intervene and struggle with the Commando as B.J. musters the strength to grab a kitchen knife. The Commando overpowers both of Anya's parents and executes them, much to the annoyance of his comrades and Anya is taken away. The Commando kills the rest of the patients and gets ready to shoot B.J. In a fit of rage, he stands up and slices the Commando's neck, muttering "Nazi scum." B.J. appears older than past installments with light-brown hair (which draws more upon his classic look) and has a mass brutal appearance.

While dealing with weakened muscles from lack of use, B.J. battles his way through the asylum and finds Anya. He rescues Anya, and drives out of the Asylum. B.J. almost falls asleep before the gunshots from a Nazi on the road awakens him. The Nazi climbs on top of the car and attempts to kill B.J. and Anya before being stabbed in the throat and killed. B.J. lets Anya drive and she heads towards her Grandparent's house. When they get there, B.J. finds Keller as a stowaway in the car, before promptly knocking him out. B.J. holds back his anger, allowing Anya's grandparents the vengeance instead. He finds out that during his recovery the Allies lost World War II, with the United States surrendering after atomic bomb attacks, and that Nazis rule the world. B.J. is shocked by the news and heads down to the basement to interrogate Keller. B.J. silently and calmly collects the tools needed, a chainsaw, apron, and goggles while Keller rants to him before escaping from his ties and attempting to kill B.J. Keller is knocked out and tied again, before B.J. uses the chainsaw to intimidate Keller. It fails to rev up as Keller laughs in his face before B.J. is able to fix it, grinning as he moves the revving chainsaw down near Keller's neck. Successfully scaring Keller, B.J. is told about the resistance and how most of them are imprisoned at Eisenwald Prison. Keller grows increasingly belligerent and is executed by B.J. After his vengeance in the basement, B.J. is provided some clothes and warned to keep Anya safe or else her father will kill him, something B.J. agrees to. B.J. and Anya's grandparents help him clear the east station to travel into Berlin and they manage to make it onto the train in time.

In the middle of the night, B.J. makes coffee, but before he can return to the cabin, he is stopped by Frau Engel, a high-ranking female member of the Nazi military, and her lover Bubi before being questioned on his national race. Forced to go along with the callous tests, which focus on choosing between specific cards to determine his status as an Aryan. B.J. can choose to steal the gun from the table, although he would be quickly gunned down by Frau's private guard. Regardless of which cards B.J. chooses in the test, she places a gun in his face, though she reveals the cards as nothing more than old war pictures and vacation photos, with the test being nothing more than her morbidly gleeful prank. She remarks that if he wasn't true Aryan, he would have gone for the gun and she could spot an "impure" person just by looking at them. Now in the clear, B.J. leaves the two and returns to his cabin with Anya waiting there. The two share a quiet moment before making love as a respite from the tribulations they've experienced.

After arriving in Berlin, the two stay in a hotel room near the infamous "secret police headquarters," known for brutal enhanced interrogations before sending their captives to Eisenwald prison. Anya, acting as a distraction, manages to buy B.J. enough time to sneak on top of a prison transport vehicle, which B.J. succeeds in. Lurking his way into the prison once they've arrived, B.J. rescues Fergus/Wyatt (depending on who he chose to live and die in 1946) and other resistance members, but only the two escape with the help of Anya. Fergus/Wyatt take B.J. and Anya to the Monuments of Truth, the Kreisau Circle's headquarters for the time being. Reuniting with Caroline and eventually befriending J/Tekla, the resistance decide with the return of B.J., they can strike the Nazis and end their rule. B.J. is assigned to collect Nazi helicopters from Project Whisper alongside Bobby Bram, who sacrifices himself to get B.J. inside the London Nautica.

After the mission, Anya analyzes Über Concrete and learns that the Da'at Yichud created it and have safe keeps around the world. Anya states that Set Roth is close by, but he is imprisoned in Camp Belica that is run by Frau Engel. B.J. goes to the camp and rescues Roth, Bombate, and other prisoners that results in Frau Engel being disfigured. Roth reveals that their is a Da'at Yichud Safe Keep, but is under the ocean and the group will need a U-Boat. B.J. is then sent to obtain the U-Boat *Eva's Hammer*. B.J. is sent to intercept a Nazi supply train with torpedoes, and he is encased in the hull in order to sneak inside the U-Boat. The plan works, and B.J. is able to eliminate the forces guarding the boat. B.J., Set, and Fergus/Wyatt head into the Da'at Yichud safe keep and claim the Da'at Yichud Power Suit and technology However, the group realize that the nuclear cannons require codes to fire them, forcing B.J. to go the Lunar Base on the Moon. B.J. and Fergus/Wyatt use the Spindly Torque to destroy a bridge and collect the identity of a Nazi scientist set to arrive there. On the Moon, B.J. collects the codes and barely escapes on a ship that crashes near the London Nautica.

B.J. fights his way out inside the bridge and learns from Fergus/Wyatt that Engel and her troops have found the Kreisau Circle H.Q. and have captured Anya, Bombate, Set and the others except Caroline and Max Hass. Returning to the base, B.J. has a final conversation with J/Tekla before their deaths and reunites with Caroline after defeating a Panzerhund. Returning to Deathshead's Compound, B.J. fires the Spindly Torque at the castle, destroying the entrance and swimming his way in and collecting weapons. Taunted by Deathshead, B.J. fights his way through the compound until he is drugged by Bubi. Thankfully due to his damaged Cerebral Cortex from the shrapnel he sustained in 1946, the drug wears off quick enough that B.J. kills Bubi in front of Frau Engel. B.J. continues on looking for Anya and the group. Reuniting with them, B.J. separates and goes to confront Deathshead one last time.

At the top, Deathshead reveals the Prototype Robot that holds Fergus/Wyatt's brain and has it attack B.J. After a lengthy battle, B.J. destroys Fergus/Wyatt's brain and gives his tearful farewell before Deathshead returns in a battle walker. B.J. battles Deathshead and destroys the Zeppelins that his mech draws power from. After attempting to draw power from the lighting above without the Zeppelin, Deathshead crashes underneath the arena. B.J. fights Deathshead in the cramped boiler room, eventually dealing enough damage to Deathshead's mech that it forces him out of it. B.J. forces an unsurrendering Deathshead on his feet and guts him standing before he is blown up with a grenade by the latter. With Deathshead dead, a critically injured B.J. calls in Fergus/Wyatt to destroy the compound after seeing Anya take the resistance members on board, eliminating Deathshead's research and compound.

### The New Colossus

Following the death of Deathshead, B.J. was significantly injured. Despite this, he survived the destruction of the compound and was rescued by the Kreisau Circle before the compound was engulfed in a nuclear explosion. However, according to Set, his injuries put him in a coma for 5 months and he also suffers kidney failure, which forces him to use a tube to pee. Furthermore, in order to save his life, Set had to cut most of his damaged intestines. It's revealed that Anya was carrying Blazkowicz' twin children, Fergus was also briefly seen. Furthermore, according to Irene, his action against the Nazis had inspired thousands of people around the world to rise up against the Nazi and he also becomes a symbol of hope and rebellion for all the oppressive people in the concentration camp, which makes Irene try to execute him in international live broadcast to crush their hope.

During this time, Frau Engel and her death squad attacks the Eva's Hammer to kill BJ. Despite the valiant resistance from the Kreisau circle, the entire submarine was overwhelmed and BJ was captured just after he wakes up and fights his way through the Nazis. Irene Engel kills Caroline Becker, but is stopped by Sigrun Engel from executing Fergus/Wyatt, with the duo, alongside Sigrun, escaping from Engel's gasp and drives the Nazi out of the Eva's Hammer. After regrouping with his comrades, he manages to get to the US and begins to launch a Second American Revolution with the American Resistance. In addition, B.J. gains the power suit worn by Caroline, using it to walk and battle against the Nazis. However, it is revealed that since Set Roth had to cut most of his damaged organs to save his life caused by Deathshead's grenade-suicide, he doesn't have much time left to live. This causes B.J. to become depressed and start to distance himself from Anya to focus on ending the Nazis' control over the world. In addition, B.J. starts to speak to Caroline to cope with her death, asking her "to light the way" and stick around while he is wearing the power suit.

B.J. goes to Manhattan and makes to the State Building, meeting Grace Walker and Norman "Super Spesh" Caldwell at gunpoint. Upon revealing who he is and his intention to start a revolution, Grace agrees and is forced to leave the Penthouse due to the Nazis attack. B.J. distracts the Nazis as Grace and her group make it to the helicopter. On the Eva's Hammer, B.J. returns to Section F to collect a warhead to use on the Oberkommando in Roswell. B.J. has an argument with Anya that ends with their relationship being strained. Putting everything else out of his mind, B.J. disguises himself as a firefighter and goes to Papa Joe's All American Diner where Super Spesh takes him to Area 52. After detonating the bomb, B.J. decides to return home and collect his mother's engagement ring. B.J. reunites with his father and learns that, unbeknownst to him, his father exposed his mother's Jewish heritage, leading her to death in an extermination camp in New Mexico, wherein he was awarded a 2,000 acre ranch near Forney Lake. Being held at gunpoint, B.J. brutally kills his father and realizes that Rip called Irene and gave away his location. The Ausmerzer lifts the house, leading to B.J. to detach the claws that ends with him falling back to the earth. The power suit is disassembled by the Nazis and Irene takes his mother's ring, having him sedated for his execution.

B.J. is imprisoned in Washington, D.C. and states he is part of the show, being the guy "wearing the black hat". During a press conference, he was slapped in the face by a reporter for his involvement in her son's death. He witnesses Super Spesh's death after the latter attempted to save him, and is mocked by Irene Engel and puts her gun into his mouth to taste the bullet that killed his friend. After taunting him, Irene quickly pulled out her gun from his mouth and ended up breaking his left front teeth in the process. Afterward, B.J. is taken to court where the judge sentences him to death for his crimes. Blazkowicz hallucinates of escaping his restraints and killing all the Nazis in the courthouse before reuniting with his mother. B.J. returns to reality and is taken to the Nazified Lincoln Memorial for his execution by General Engel. Reciting his father's word on the old and weak, he is beheaded by Engel on live-television before his head is dropped off the platform. Thankfully, B.J.'s head is saved by Set and the group with the help of his drone, being revived with a Head Transplant that saved Shoshana.

Having re-awakened, B.J. was provided a Bio-engineered Super Soldier Body that was discovered by Caroline during his coma months before. Awakening in his new body, he was greeted with happiness by his comrades and the new body inspired him once more. Ordered by Grace, BJ was sent to collect the New Orleans dossier from the Manhattan Nuclear Bunker, testing out his contraption from Set and collecting a rebreather to walk through radiation. Going to New Orleans, B.J. meets New Orleans Resistance Cell leader Horton Boone, and after getting into an arguemnt over whether they should restore the old America, successfully recruits Horton's cell via a drinking competition. Needing time to evacuate his cell, B.J. distracts the Nazis with Paris Jack's Panzerhund and later returns to the Eva's Hammer to push the beached submarine under attack by the Ausmerzer with the nuclear cannon. Afterwards, the group formulates a plan to hijack the Ausmerzer, but requires the ODIN codes from the Oberkommando on Venus. Looking at a TV commercial, Anya creates a plan to have B.J. disguise himself as Jules Redfield and kidnap him at his favorite milkshake restaurant. On Venus, B.J. reunites with his arch nemesis Hitler who kills Ronald Reagan, Llewellyn Ewing, and John Anderson after he chooses Redfield. B.J. dons a Venus Atmospheric Suit and collects the ODIN codes, leaving Venus in a Haunebu-V.

Returning to the Eva's Hammer, BJ meets up with Bombate, they discovered that the submarine was eerily quiet, but is suddenly suprised by the rest of the crew with whom he celebrates his 50th birthday party, where Fergus's arm/Wyatt disappear the following day. After helping Fergus/Wyatt, B.J. and Anya infiltrate the Ausmerzer and fight their way to input the ODIN codes. B.J. takes over the Ausmerzer and is saved by Anya who single-handedly kills a couple of soldiers and destroys a Panzerhund. At the Jimmy Carver Show, B.J., Anya, Horton, Grace, and Fergus/Wyatt sneak in and allow him to execute Irene Engel on live-television. If Fergus' timeline is chosen, B.J. will briefly speak but won't in Wyatt's timeline. His appearance frightens both Carver and Engel who questions how he could still be alive and attempts to kill him, however, BJ reacts faster and sticks his axe in her face, mocking her with the same words she said to him. Depending on the timeline, either Wyatt or Grace makes a speech to inspire the American people to launch a revolution. After the speech is broadcast, BJ rummages through Engel's corpse and find his mother's heirloom, the engangement ring she stole from him earlier, and proposes to Anya, whom accepts his proposal.

Sometime after assassinating Irene, Grace Walker requests that he dispose all Übercommanders still in the country to make sure General Engel would never have a successor to continue her work in the occupied US with the further benefit of destabilizing the remaining American Nazi's chain of command. Their deaths lead to the total collapse of the Nazi puppet regime in America, freeing it from the Nazi occupation.

### *Wolfenstein: Youngblood*

Due to the success of the Second American Revolution, B.J. has become a prominent revolutionary icon and highly revered war hero throughout the US and the rest of the free world. His face becomes the poster man for rebel factions across the world with his image and legacy being used to encourage the oppressed people in Nazi-controlled territories to rise up against their conquerers. Sometime after the US pushed out the Nazis, Anya gave birth to their children and the two got married. Despite his old age as well as urging from his wife and allies, he refuses to stop fighting, but he also now focuses on raising his twin daughters to serve as his successors in the war against Nazi Germany.

Sometime after the Revolution, BJ assassinated Hitler, scoring a decisive victory against the Nazis. However, the ever paranoid Hitler had created a doomsday device that was to be activated in the event of his death. BJ would only realize his mistake after killing Hitler and desperately sought to find a way to reverse or at least halt the destruction of their world.

In addition, the offensive against Nazi forces worldwide stagnated sometime after the Second American Revolution, largely due to internal bickering and ideological differences. As the United States was still reconstituting its military, Allied forces were reluctant to invade mainland Europe. Receiving a distress call from the French Resistance, he departed to Paris, France under a fake ID without telling anyone. However, sometime during his visit to Paris, he realized the true identity Julie and Lothar Brandt who forced him to go into hiding.

Spending roughly four weeks in hiding, he continued searching for a way to prevent the end of the world, but often hit dead ends. Unbeknownst to him, his disappearance sparked his daughters to go to Paris in an effort to try and locate him. Having finally found him, he reunited with his daughters where he explained to them why he had disappeared, their conversation was unfortunately cut short by Nazi troops that had finally discovered their location, despite this, the three of them were able to wipe out the storming troops in short order.

Eventually, his daughters were able to eliminate both Julie Brandt and Lothar Brandt, and BJ, Anya and Grace were finally reunited with each other once again. However, the looming threat of the Fourth Reich forced BJ, Anya and Grace to redeploy, placing their faith in their children to defend the now-liberated Paris from impending Fourth Reich forces.

## Personality and traits

Throughout the series, B.J. Blazkowicz has always been portrayed as a fierce and unwavering patriot, a true believer of truth, justice and above all, liberty. He holds a depthless contempt of the Nazis for their oppressive, faithless and genocidal ideology, joining up to fight as soon as he was old enough. He would remark to his daughters "The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi!". In *The New Colossus*, it is heavily implied that his steadfast opposition to them stems from the behaviour of his racist father, a hateful and tyrannical figure who ruthlessly abused himself and his mother, who was Jewish and would later die in a concentration camp. Regardless of the circumstances, he lives to rid the world of them once and for all, as he cannot in good conscience depart the world while the Nazis continue to terrorise humanity. He's unflinchingly loyal to his allies and fiercely defends them, and as the series progresses, develops a knack for recognising the good in others. During a conversation with Set Roth, he seems to be unable or unwilling to understand complex scientific concepts, as he asks Set to spare him his explanation about head transplant, more interested in returning to the mission. That said, despite having a blunt, compartmentalised, practical-minded approach to all things, including his personal life, he is shown to have a philosophical and poetic side through internal monologues on subjects like the love, loss and war. During the bloody assault on Deathshead's compound, he comes to the dreadful realisation that "This isn't war. This is the breaking of seals...the undoing of life itself."

In addition, B.J. showed tremendous compassion, looking past their nationality, ethnicity or entitlement. This is evident with Billie, J and Bombate; with Billie, he attempts to obey his father's insistence that he have no interaction with African-Americans lest he sully their good name - however, he quickly forgets this as they bond over their shared interests, unable to hate somebody solely for their skin colour. He also shows this to Sigrun Engel, despite her being a member of the Nazi Party; witnessing firsthand her impossible situation under the evil Irene Engel, he makes an effort to befriend her and defends her from his allies, particularly a hostile Grace Walker.

Blazkowicz occasionally reveals a dry sense of humour despite his usually serious demeanor, most notably shown in *The Old Blood*. An example is ignoring Kessler's warning to not fight any Nazis in Wulfburg, 'misinterpreting' it as advice to kill as many Nazis as possible and feigning a poor connection. His own deadpan seriousness occasionally amuses himself, cursing the Moon for allowing Nazis to land and create a facility there in *The New Order*. His irreverence can extend to the Nazis themselves, taunting Deathshead's chief scientist as a "Nazi fucking space man".

Unfortunately, after Deathshead's resorts to suicide by grenade, he was left comatose again for five months and had most of his abdomen removed. When he woke up from coma, now as a crippled man and a shadow of his former self, B.J felt something that he would never believed that he would feel again: powerlessness. His negative emotions became much more apparent as Set privately tells him that he has a short life expectancy as his kidneys are failing, which he keeps a secret. To make matters worse, his new personality has driven his loved ones away from him, especially Anya who he is aware is carrying twins. Although he was able to wear the Da'at Yichud Power Suit obtained from Caroline after her execution and regain some agency, he still believed himself to be "weak" and was haunted by his father's words; "the old and weak are doomed". To cope with his depression, he frequently thought of Caroline in spirit to guide his way to perseverance, and of Anya, and the twins - he passionately expresses to Horton that he refuses to let them grow up in a world ruled by the Nazis.

These circumstances change after the "execution" of B.J. Ironically grafted onto a prototype Nazi Supersoldaten's body, B.J felt much more powerful and agile than ever before. Now with his regained optimism, he was able to improve Anya's relationship with him significantly to the point he later proposed to Anya - after publicly and brutally murdering Engel live on television.

As the series progresses, frontline Nazi troops grow increasingly terrified of B.J., who refer to him as "Terror Billy", as he spans the gulf between homicidal terrorist and propaganda boogyman. He is a one-man army, eliciting horror and no small amount of awe from ever more skittish Nazis. By *The New Colossus*, there are a number of veterans who have survived B.J. - one soldier recalls cleaning the mess of B.J.'s battle that left him with nightmares. One recounts with both pride and nostalgia their last encounter at Eisenwald Prison.

B.J's attitude towards the Nazis themselves is one of unflinching, instinctive hatred, at times dispassionate, other times murderous. Arguably it is the one driving prerogative that overrides all others - indeed, B.J.'s life purpose, as he sees it, is simply to destroy Nazis, implied as a perceived penance for allowing them to win the war in his absence. As early as *The Old Blood,* he understands the Nazis' ideological narrow-mindedness enough to use it against them and often acts around their arrogance and ineptitude. His instinct for Nazi killing is such that he lunges at Klaus Kreutz when he spots his swastika tattoo, and never completely trusts him for the remainder of the game. At any other time, he takes any excuse he can to kill all Nazis within reach in as violent a fashion as the circumstances allow. Even then, B.J., however reluctantly, alders to a strict sense of soldier's honour - he does not inflict torture, instead preferring to kill his opponents quickly, nor does he kill captives without reason - he kills the murderous Friedrich Keller with a chainsaw only after he insists on remaining belligerent - but allows one Nazi soldier to go free after forcing him at gunpoint to give him the keys to his monocycle. That said, he views them as treacherous and untrustworthy even if they share a common cause - he rejects an alliance with Julie Brandt, knowing she was simply offering her services to advance her own agenda. He has the perspective to see through their grandiosity - when Helga von Schabbs proclaims she'll be remembered in posterity, B.J. retorts that she'll go down in history as "just another Nazi." Indeed, by *Youngblood*, all records of Helga's mission have been expunged and she is left forgotten.

B.J.'s relationship with others is not flawless - already susceptible to guilt for MIA during the war, he can become unintentionally selfish by hiding bad news from people and not wishing to put others in harm's way, refusing to tell Anya his condition to spare her pain, or so he tells himself. He constantly worries about her safety and that of his daughters, and has them train early in self-protection, in the justified fear that they would be forced to fend for themselves when he no longer can. His guilt reaches its peak when he realizes he has inadvertently doomed the world by assassinating Hitler, and Anya likens his resulting depression to his fourteen year coma back at the asylum. He goes to Paris alone to try and find a solution, again not telling anybody about his plans, causing great concern from his family and Grace.

Given the state of affairs and his natural inclination to let people's differences slide, B.J. rarely thinks or talks about his politics, but when he does, it's clear a shade of his father's conservative views and inclination to moral hypocrisy have rubbed off on him, but where Rip's worldview was shaped by bitterness, stubbornness and an inability to self-reflect, his son's comes from his strong sense of duty to his loved ones, pragmatism and loyalty to his country - he (drunkenly) answers Horton's description of him as an unthinking 'jarhead' and a 'patsy' of the White capitalist system by pointing out that, unlike B.J. and his fellow soldiers, Horton and his fellow Bolshevik's opposition to the inequality of the American system at a critical time contributed to losing the war, going as far to call them traitors for their inaction and lack of perspective. He disparages them as Communists and loses his temper when Horton admits to being too tired to fight, seeing their fatalist attitude as condemning his unborn daughters to live in world ruled by Nazis - forgetting that not long ago, B.J. himself shared the same attitude when his body began to fail him - and yet, B.J. is completely willing to accept them if they join him in the revolution, because as long as their enemies are the Nazis, they are firmly on the same side.

His patriotism and sense of priorities means he can hold a blind spot to America's past history in regards to race, and struggles to argue with J when he points out that, to him once, men like Blazkowicz are no different to the Nazis, which he takes great offense to. Similarly, when Grace feigns apathy when describing the South as run by the Ku Klux Klan, B.J. simply dismisses them as 'turncoats', either not believing or unwilling to believe that the average American would truly embrace the views of their invaders so readily. B.J. does not oppose striving for equality and liberty on principle in the least, but he deeply resents those goals being used as excuses to avoid fighting or to paint himself as a hypocrite; in his mind, J and Horton's bitter opposition to American inequality and characterization of him as an oppressive pawn of the privileged White ruling class makes little sense in practical comparison to the much more obvious threat of the Nazis, but mutual recognition of this fact is why he ultimately reconciles with them and they become firm allies. In simple terms, B.J. is not capable of understanding or empathizing with racial or political animosity between parties, because for him, these old hatreds are petty. The only distinction he cares for is between the Nazis and everyone else.

B.J. is shown to afford some genuine respect to the Nazi's greatest export - their guns. He is shown to give some care and even some attachment to his stolen arsenal of increasingly destructive Nazi weaponry, particularly the LaserKraftWerk. This extends to his almost affectionate thoughts regarding battling the Zitadelle and riding the Panzerhund, and he compliments Caroline's choice of the Eva's Hammer as a suitable home for the Resistance. This is consistent with B.J.'s non-judgmental nature - it matters little if it's stamped with a swastika, controlled by artificial intelligence, or channels powers from another dimension, if it kills Nazis, they will get along fine,

## Military ranks

* **Captain:** B.J.'s rank at the time of The Old Blood and prologue of The New Order. Resistance members continue to refer him by this rank in 1960, though it has become more of a nickname.

## Skills and abilities

> Shit. Blazkowicz, you are one tough motherfucker, you know that?
>
> Grace to B.J. after getting his new body, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

**Peak Human Condition**: B.J. has the physique and endurance of a near superhuman, and is shown to be durable enough to survive a grenade explosion at close range, strong enough break out of the metal restraints of an electric chair and dual wield large, heavy guns such as assault rifles or shotguns, as well as enduring a massive dosage of tranquilizer which (according to Bubi) is powerful enough to knock out an elephant (though the lattermost feat may also have been a result of the brain damage which had left him in a coma-like state, as implied by Bubi's further comment that there must be something wrong with B.J.'s cerebral cortex). He also seems to be very resistant towards head injuries, as he survived getting knocked out by a Super soldier and by a falling rock in the Old Blood without any fatal injuries and survived getting punched by a Super Soldier in the New Order. B.J. is also surprisingly fast and agile for someone his size, being able to jump incredible distances, fit into tight spaces, and outmaneuver opponents and the environment. B.J. is in such excellent shape that age hasn't slowed him down one bit. This is notable in *The New Colossus*, where he takes on many soldiers while wheelchair bound, despite being heavily injured.

**Weapon Proficiency**: B.J. is skilled in the use of multiple types of weaponry. He can even aim accurately while dual wielding or even while wheelchair-bound. He is skilled in the use of knives and other melee weapons (including improvised weapons such as hatchets and pipes), able to throw a knife and hatchet at his enemies at long range. He is also able to use grenades and other explosive weapons, including nuclear bombs.

**Stealth**: B.J. is capable of sneaking up on enemies in order to kill them with high precision and skill. His stealth skills are so effective he can clear an entire room of opponents without being noticed, either through melee takedowns or using a pistol with a powerful silencer.

> Okay look. Your German? Frankly its atrocious.
>
> Wesley to B.J. on his German., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

**Multilingualism**: In addition to his native English, B.J. learnt serviceable Polish and German during his military service, albeit with a strong southern accent that would make it impossible for him to pass as a native of either country. The in-game subtitles suggest B.J. has no trouble understanding the languages but has difficulty speaking them. He compensates by bluffing or remaining mute, enough to ostensibly satisfy the SS guards. However, both Rudi Jäger and Helga von Schabbs, both of whom speak perfect English with an American accent, detect this instantly and recognize B.J. is a spy.

**Vehicle proficiency:** B.J. has shown on occasions to be able to commandeer multiple types of vehicles without issue, such as submarines, trains and spacecraft, sometimes using them to kill enemies. His apparently instinctive use of Nazi spaceships (such as the Haunebu-V) is never explained.

### Da'at Yichud Power Suit

> Your suit. The damp heat. The maddening itch. How did you endure it so gracefully? It's fitted so tight I struggle to breathe. Yet inside, Caroline, you've left a vacuum too great to fill.
>
> B.J. on the power suit when getting the warheads for Grace., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

After Caroline's death by Irene Engel, B.J. wore the power suit to fight against the Nazis and keep himself moving from his critical injuries. He wears his clothing from *The New Order* (given to him by Roman Targonski) but spike holes go through it. He loses the armor after being captured by Engel in Mesquite.

* **Suit Manifestation:** Once the wearer wields the power suits, they can manifest various upper parts of the suit. B.J. shows himself to manifest the helmet and the hands of the suit through his usage in Manhattan and Roswell. A noticeable example is when he manifest his helmet before Super Spesh shot at him point blank at their first meeting. B.J. appears to dislike the hands and helmet of the suit, often seen without them in cutscenes (this is possibly because he states he can barely breathe).

* **Radiation Protection:** The most prominent feature according to Set, the suit can protect the wearer from any radiation level, allowing B.J. to enter the low-levels of Manhattan.

* **Enhanced Abilities:** The power suit enhances the wearer's strength and agility, allowing B.J. to hack soldiers and robots apart. His strength goes to picking up Super Spesh upon their first meeting in Manhattan. B.J. also learns how to a slam attack, going through crates despite causing noise or alerting enemies in the area.

* **Durability:** The power suit protected the wearer from gunfire, as B.J.'s helmet protected a point blank shot from Super Spesh. In addition, he survived being thrown from a train despite feeling some pain. The power suit grants B.J. 200 armor as a balance of B.J. having 50 health.

### Super Soldier Body

> I feel... unstoppable. Like a fucking freight train.
>
> B.J. to Grace on his super soldier body., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

After Set Roth saves him from Irene's decapitation, BJ gains a new body of the latest generation of bio-engineering Super Soldier that had been stolen by Caroline from the Nazis some time ago to replace his old body. The body gives B.J. high metabolism and allows him to carry 100 health. This new body gains him three abilities from the contraptions. After 19 years, thanks to the body, he still fights well at the age of 69 and due to the new body he can still run and jump due to the body being a technically 19 year old’s body.

* **Battle Walker**: A set of stilts that allow Blazkowicz to reach higher areas. They are also helpful for reaching objectives located behind walls. They can even provide cover behind larger vehicles and buildings. However, at the same time, it slows BJ's movement and he cannot run. This contraption can also be used to scare enemy soldiers due to its literal towering effects on B.J.
* **Ram Shackles**: The Ram Shackles allow Blazkowicz to be an unstoppable force, plowing through breakable walls to reach new areas. In a pinch, he can also plow straight through enemies, basically killing soldiers by violently running through them causing to be smashed into a big pile of flesh and bone. However, against Super Soldiers, it can only stun them for a few moments.
* **Constrictor Harness**: allow BJ to squeeze through tight spaces. Blazkowicz can fit through small crevices inside walls or even underwater pipes to move about undetected. The interesting fact about this function is that it can constrict BJ's body to fit narrow path without crushing his bones and tissues. However, prolonged use of this contraption can result to suffocation and eventual death.

## Nicknames

* B.J.
* Billy
* The American
* Captain
* Capitán
* Cap
* Johnny Cowboy - One of several western themed nicknames given to B.J. by Klaus Kreutz due to the fact that B.J. is American and a Texan in The New Order.
* Captain Gunslinger
* Cowboy
* Commander Franz
* Blazko
* Pathfinder
* Castle Wolfenstein Assassin (aka Castle Wolfenstein terrorist)
* Billy Boy
* Terror-Billy - Most common Nazi nickname for B.J.
* Billy le Terreur
* T.B.
* Mr. Billy
* Shimshon
* Yingele
* Tin Man
* Spacefish
* Fish Man
* All-American
* Captain Spacefish
* Brother Blazkowicz
* Herr Blazkowicz
* Mr. Blazkowicz
* Monsieur
* Mr. Man
* Jules Redfield (false identity while undercover)

## Relatives

* Dan Blazkowicz (grandfather)
* Rip Blazkowicz (father)
* Cousin Wilma (cousin)
* Aunt Sara (aunt)
* Aunt Wilma (aunt)
* Zofia Blazkowicz (mother)
* Zofia's father (grandfather)
* Zofia's mother (grandmother)
* Uncle Anatol (uncle)
* Anya Oliwa (spouse/wife)
* Jess & Soph Blazkowicz (children)
* Doom Slayer (the great-great-grandson, possibly)

## Relationships

### Family

#### Zofia Blazkowicz

> I'm having twins, mamma. They're not born yet. I... wanna see them. I wanted you to see them. I miss you.
>
> B.J. to Zofia in his hallucination., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Zofia was one of the few good people in his childhood to actually care for him, and he cares for her very much. He was willing to stand up to his abusive father to defend her when he abused her during his childhood. Zofia in turn was heartbroken when BJ left home to join the Army. Once he learned of her death by Rip exposing her, his business partners and other ethnicities, BJ killed him to exact justice for her death. Before BJ's execution at the hands of Irene Engel, BJ dreams of his mother, telling her how much he missed her, with her responding that he has one hardship to go through. BJ gives his mother's heirloom to Anya after retrieving it off of Engel's finger.

#### Rip Blazkowicz

> Was a time I was scared of you. Was a time I would piss myself having a gun pointed at my head. You know what I feel right now? Not a God-damned thing.
>
> B.J. before killing Rip., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

BJ has a very strained, hostile and violent relationship with his father in which both physically fought with each other due to his abusive nature. Rip is also responsible for traumatizing BJ by forcing him to kill his pet dog (determinate) and chastising him for being with Billie. Decades later, when B.J. confronts his father again, he shows no fear toward him and heavily mocks him for being a failure as a father. After Rip revealed that he sold his wife to the Nazis and tries to do the same with his son by holding him at gunpoint, an enraged BJ axes him to death in revenge. Though Rip succeeded in selling B.J. to the Nazis, he was later rescued by his resistance allies after being executed. Blazkowicz later informed Anya that he encountered his father at the estate, and states he wasn't afraid anymore.

#### Anya Oliwa

> Anya. You make me strong ... and weak at the same time. Will you marry me?
>
> B.J. proposes to Anya., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

During *Wolfenstein: The New Order*, B.J. is shown to have started a relationship with Anya Oliwa, the latter having cared for him at her family's mental hospital over the last 14 years. This was first seen after he returned to their room with two cups of coffee on the train headed for Berlin. Later on, if the player is on the Fergus Timeline, B.J. can sleep in a bed upstairs. After a couple times, the player can watch a cutscene with both Anya and B.J. asleep in bed before B.J. starts talking with Tekla and teaches her how to use a gun. The final scene is after the mission to save Set Roth from Camp Belica and retrieval of the blowtorch in Kreisau Circle HQ. The cutscene shows Anya asking B.J. if he has a moment and they both go into a room and make love.

By *Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus*, B.J. had not only survived his battle with Deathshead, but has also taken Anya as his wife, giving her his mother's heirloom. He also learned she and him were going to be parents to twins. At first, BJ is weary of his relationship with Anya, as his body is failing, and feels that he will die soon before he his children born. Thus, he distances himself from her until he gets his new body, now wanting to defeat the Nazis so his family won't be raised in their regime. After getting his new body, B.J.'s relationship improves and they successfully assassinate Irene Engel and become engaged amidst starting a revolution. His relationship with her is very open, as B.J. told Anya about his father and told her he confronted him and wasn't scared any more.

#### Jess and Soph Blazkowicz

> I've got kids on the way, and I'll be damned if I'm gonna raise in a world run by these Nazi assholes.
>
> B.J. to Horton Boone in New Orleans., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Though not born yet, B.J. dearly loves his children and doesn't want them to be raised in a world run by the Nazis. B.J. frequently dreamed of having twin children and having a peaceful life, foreshadowing the events of *The New Colossus*. In Mesquite, B.J. notes that he will be a better father than his own even if he will be in a grave rotting away. In *Wolfenstein: Youngblood*, B.J. has been mentoring his daughters for 19 years until his disappearance in France, leading his children to go searching for him.

#### Roman Targonski

> Take care of her. We understand each other? Or I will find you and hurt you."
> "I understand.
>
> Roman and B.J. on protecting Anya., Wolfenstein: The New Order

Roman had a good relationship with B.J., thanking him for saving his granddaughter from the Nazis' attack on the asylum. Roman gave B.J. some clothing and joked that he was handsome, but not as handsome as himself. Afterward, Roman told B.J. to protect Anya, keeping his word as he would marry and have children with his granddaughter. He later became grandfather-in-law to B.J.

#### Olenka Targonski

> Hm. Good aim for an old dame.
>
> B.J. on Olenka's shooting skills., Wolfenstein: The New Order

Blazkowicz cared for Anya's grandmother, brining Keller to her to show the one responsible for the death of Anya's parents. Olenka told B.J. at the dinner table that the Nazis ruled the world and all resistance fighters were captured. She later became grandmother-in-law to B.J.

### Friends and allies

#### Billie

> I think you're very handsome and I like you.
>
> Billie to William under the poplar tree, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

A young, African-American girl from B.J.'s childhood, who he befriended and even developed a mutual crush on, much to his father's chagrin. Though B.J. told Billie that he wasn't supposed to be around African-Americans by his father, they formed a bond on their favorite type of gum. The two were caught kissing under a poplar tree, and Rip returned home to "straighten him out". In addition, B.J.'s morality was taken to the better when her sadness caused him to save the rat he was killing. It's unknown what happened to their relationship, but it's assumed it ended, or any interaction was kept secret. Once B.J. returns to Mesquite in 1961, he wonders where she is after reminiscing his childhood with her.

#### Richard Wesley

> Sorry I couldn't save you, pal.
>
> B.J. to Wesley after closing his eyes to show respect., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

Wesley was B.J.'s friend who mentored him within the OSA. B.J. was deeply affected by his death, avenging his death by killing Rudi Jaeger and his pet dog Greta. In addition, BJ learned how to survive torture from his enemies, counting, inhaling, and exhaling, something he would teach to Private Wyatt in *The New Order*.

#### Ludwig Kessler

> You're crazy as a loon, Kessler.
>
> B.J. to Kessler before their departure in Chapter 6., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

Despite not knowing him for very long, B.J. cared for Kessler, notably saving his life from Shamblers (determinant) and jokingly ignoring his warnings of not killing Nazis in Wulfburg. B.J. also attempted to give Ludwig his shotgun to reach his destination, but told him he didn't need it. Before B.J. reached the cemetery, Kessler radioed him in and told him that he stole a blimp and was going to Berlin to release the flyers. Stating he could die, he says his goodbyes to Blazkowicz.

#### Annette Krause

> Listen, I can come with you.
>
> B.J. to Annette before her departure., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

B.J. cared for Annette, not wanting her to get injured while she was looking for her friend Katrin. Their fist interaction was based upon his nickname, as she stated that B.J. sounded better than his father's nickname of him, Billy Boy.

#### Pippa Shepherd

> You deserved a better fate than this, Pippa.
>
> B.J. after killing Shambler Pippa., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

B.J. and Pippa knew each other from the OSA, the two were good friends. B.J. was forced to kill her once she turned into a Shambler, avenging her death by defeating King Otto's Monster and Helga von Schabbs.

#### Village Drunkard

> Beware the wolves, kind sir.
>
> The Village Drunkard to B.J. in Paderborn., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

B.J. befriended the Village Drunkard in Paderborn, who warmed him to beware the wolves (referring to the Nazis). The man also called B.J. is Nazi killing friend when they meet again in Wulfburg, B.J. gives the Village Drunkard coins both times for soup.

#### Caroline Becker

> Caroline, thank you. Take back your wings. I don't need them anymore.
>
> B.J. after getting his new body and practicing with his contraption., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Blazkowicz treated her as the professional and best friend since they share the same fate of suffering psychotropic illness that couldn't accept the Nazi have won the war in World War II. Thus, they together are ready to take on the German Dominion to take back everything that they have lost. After Caroline was captured and executed by Frau Engel, B.J. was deeply saddened by her death, as he would frequently talks to Caroline amidst his thoughts, wanting to avenge her death and follow her plan to find resistance members and kick start the Second American Revolution. After losing the power suit and getting his new body, B.J. thanks Caroline, telling her she can have her wings, as he didn't need them anymore. B.J. would avenge Caroline's death by killing Irene Engel, stating it needs to be up close (as Engel killed her with an Axe, and B.J. killing Irene with a hatchet).

#### Fergus Reid

> Fergus. Gotta respect a guy who can lose an arm and soldier on like it's nothing.
>
> B.J.'s thoughts on The Ausmerzer., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

A former Allied soldier during World War 2 who worked with Blazkowicz in their attempts to kill Deathshead, Fergus Reid is one of the many allies B.J. has respect for in his life. Even 14 years after, B.J. and Fergus' relationship remains intact, yet later on Reid blames B.J. for Wyatt's death. Despite this, they both work very well together, and maintain a friendship. In *The New Colossus*, the two support each other, as BJ gives Fergus advice on controlling his prosthetic arm. In addition, Fergus appeared to aid BJ when he was injured, having his head replaced to a Super Soldier's body, and starting the Second American Revolution. B.J. also cares for Fergus' relationship problems with Maria, giving her his poem to her once they started the revolution.

#### Probst Wyatt III

> Wyatt. Don't ever forget who you are, man. Don't forget who we are. Don't forget who we are, soldier.
>
> B.J. to Wyatt recovering from his breakdown., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

A young private during World War II who idolized Blazkowicz during their assault on Deathshead's Compound. 14 years later, Wyatt blames B.J. for Fergus' death, stating that he gave "a boy a man's work". Despite this, he holds B.J. in respect, calling him Captain and saying he reminds him of his high school football coach (only known by the name Anderson). B.J. was also the one to help Wyatt get rid of his drug habit after a nervous breakdown due to overdose in LSD.

#### Klaus Kreutz

> Well, he'd make a pretty good father... for a Nazi.
>
> B.J. to Caroline on Klaus., Wolfenstein: The New Order

Upon entering the Kreisau Circle HQ, B.J. saw Klaus Kreutz, a former Nazi turned resistance fighter. Their relationship starts rocky due to the fact that B.J. almost killed him when he saw Kreutz's Nazi tattoos. Klaus also has some problems with B.J.'s methods including using a circular saw on some molded Über Concrete which Max Hass found irritating. Klaus also had problems with B.J.'s physical relationship with Anya stating "Again with this shit! What's wrong with these people?". Aside from that, Klaus sort of grew on B.J. and they had a mutual respect for each other until his death.

#### Max Hass

> Max Hass! Max! Max Hass!"
> "I feel the same way, Max.
>
> Max Hass and B.J. rejoice his survival., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Upon arriving at the Kreisau Circle headquarters, B.J. meets up with Max Hass who is taken care of by Klaus Kreutz. B.J. has shown to be more caring and patient towards Max due to his disability and Max reciprocates that respect.

#### Set Roth

> How I look?"
> "Like a new man, Yingale, a new man. Oh, look at you, I'm so happy you're back.
>
> B.J. and Set after getting his new body, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Since freeing him from Camp Belica, B.J. has shown to have a professional relationship with Da'at Yichud member Set Roth, despite him being annoyed with some of Set's requests. In addition, B.J. appears to not understand Set's rambles when it comes to technology, but will do his requests regardless. He also receives some of Set Roth's upgrades to his existing weapons.

#### Bombate

> We make a good team you and I.
>
> Bombate to B.J. after getting the New Orleans Dossier., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

B.J. and Bombate are an excellent duo, as both enjoy killing Nazi soldiers through both installments. B.J. trusts Bombate to have his back, making him his pilot to send him on missions, and pick him up on missions.

#### Tekla

> The road in front is long and so hard...I wonder how you will cope. Mine is at its end. On this day. I am glad. To have found a friend.
>
> Tekla's last words to BJ before her death., Wolfenstein: The New Order

In the Fergus Timeline, B.J. met Tekla after arriving at Kreisau Circle HQ in Berlin. Tekla doesn't take kindly to Blazkowicz immediately due to him being a so called "Anomaly" in her model. B.J. however finds that Tekla is a bit awkward and creepy at first, yet later warms up to her. He even teaches her how to work and handle a gun, which helps her take down several Nazis before she died.

#### J

> That boy could play the hell out of the guitar, huh?
>
> B.J. to Wyatt in *The New Colossus*, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Despite being both Americans, B.J. and J didn't really speak with each other or connect until after B.J. returns to the Kreisau Resistance base from an assignment, and B.J. uses his workbench. J expresses his feelings about how his childhood was in America before the Nazis won, talking about how segregation impacted him, and even likening B.J. to a Nazi for being part of the American government. This makes B.J. very angry with him, telling J to be careful of what he calls him. Despite this, before leaving, J asks B.J. if he plays guitar. He lends one of his guitars to B.J. so he can play, as well as introducing him to recreational drugs with a combination of music. In *The New Colossus*, BJ notes to Wyatt that J could play the hell out of guitar when the private told him he collected J's things.

#### Sigrun Engel

> Grace, why? She's good people.
>
> B.J. to Grace, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Despite being at odds with her mother, B.J. quickly comes to see her as an ally of the Resistance and publicly defends her as such. He also views Sigrun as a kindred spirit, having been abused by one of his own parents. While not on missions, B.J. shows his kindness to Sigrun by sitting with her at lunch, with Grace's resistances members inviting her to play dice.

#### Grace Walker

> Shit. Blazkowicz, you are one tough motherfucker, you know that?
>
> Grace to B.J. about his new body., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Grace strongly loathed B.J.'s patriotism and belief that the American people were strong under the Nazi regime, telling him of those who turned coated. Once B.J. told her that he would start a new revolution before he dies, Grace agreed and told him that she was the woman to come to cause havoc. In addition, she trusted B.J. after giving him a test of character with a dud grenade in Manhattan, and telling him her story of the bombings in New York City.

#### Norman "Super Spesh" Caldwell

> He was a good man.
>
> B.J. to Grace upon mourning Speshie's death., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Super Spesh and BJ's relationship is good, but Super Spesh often corners Blazkowicz on conspiracy theories. Despite this, Super Spesh cared for B.J., as he went to rescue him from the Nazis at the cost of his life. Upon returning with his new body, he tells Grace he was a good man, and tells her his last words.

#### Horton Boone

> Lord, Lord. I ain't never seen a man remain coherent after more than one shot of old Horton's Special. I like ye, Billy. Like yer gumption. Alright...Let's start this revolution.
>
> Horton agreeing to join the Resistance., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

BJ and Horton have different viewpoints on the United States before the Nazis claimed victory (one is a communist and B.J. is an all-American dream-loving capitalist), with the two arguing amidst a gun fight. After B.J. survived Horton's drink, the latter was impressed and decided to aid the Kreisau Circle and board Eva's Hammer. The two are on good terms after this, and work together to start the Second American Revolution.

#### Resistance Members

Many resistance members onboard the Eva's Hammer or abroad the United States respect B.J., seeing him as an inspiration and know him as a legendary Nazi killing machine. Onboard Eva's Hammer, when B.J. interacts with members, they show respect, ask him to solve problems, give him information on contraptions, and show kindness by calling him captain or saying hello.

### Enemies

#### Adolf Hitler

> Brace yourself, Adolf. I'm leaving here with your secret ODIN codes. Then we steal the Ausmerzer, take out General Engel...and show the American people what revolution looks like.
>
> B.J.'s internal monologue after the acting scene., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

Adolf Hitler is an enemy of B.J. Blazkowicz even before the events of *The New Order*, and has had run ins in the past with him. In *The New Colossus*, Hitler unknowingly meets B.J. on Venus as he is disguised as actor Jules Redfield. Hitler is impressed with "Redfield" prowess when acting out a scene, and decides to make him play Blazkowicz.

#### Wilhelm "Deathshead" (*Totenkopf*) Strasse

> General. Before the day is done. I will have you at the end of my blade. And I force your surrender. Crawled down a hole, General? Wont save you. I'm coming for ya.
>
> B.J. before fighting Deathshead one last time., Wolfenstein: The New Order

Deathshead is B.J.'s long term arch-nemesis and B.J. always wished that he killed Deathshead sooner or later. Despite their hostile relationship, Deathshead considers B.J. as an formidable enemy and holds some respect toward him after B.J. managed to foil his plans multiple times. When B.J. fatally stabbed him in the last moment of his life, Deathshead mustered enough courage to commit suicide to kill B.J. once and for all but failed in the end as B.J. was saved by his allies while Deathshead died in vain.

#### Irene Engel

> Lady... That the best you got? Then your best won't do. You among wolves now. And these are our woods
>
> B.J. to Engel before her death., Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

B.J. was introduced to Frau Engel on his way to Berlin on train in *The New Order*. She questioned B.J. and noticed his polish features alongside her lover Bubi. The two meet again in Camp Belica, where she has him and prisoners tied. She taught B.J. before having her face damage by the Herr Faust controlled by Set Roth. She crawled to B.J. and taunted him that he would burn into the furnace, before she was thrown aside by Herr Faust. During the final assault on Deathshead's Compound, B.J. kills Engel's lover, Bubi in front of her on screen, leaving her mortified and walking from the screen.

In *The New Colossus*, Irene and B.J. are mortal enemies, as the general wants to kill B.J. for killing Bubi and General Deathshead. The general becomes obsessed with B.J., losing her sanity and morality on the hunt to kill Terror Billy. Though she succeeds on executing him in public, he returns with a super soldier's body by the aid of Set Roth. B.J. returns the favor and avenges the deaths of Caroline and Super Spesh by killing Engel on the Jimmy Carver Show in California.

#### Rudi Jäger

> Killed your fucking dog, Rudi.
>
> B.J.'s thoughts after killing Greta., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

B.J. and Rudi have antagonistic relationship, meeting him disguised as a Nazi and saying his name was hot dog. Rudi captured B.J. and Wesley, torturing and killed the latter and fed him to his dog Greta. Angered, B.J. attacked Jaeger amidst hiss torture, killed Greta and escaped Castle Wolfenstein. Rudi located B.J. to Paderborn and wanted to kill the American for killing his precious dog, wearing a power suit armor. Rudi mourned the loss of Greta and said he will met her soon, B.J. killed the warden with his pipe and ran back to Kessler as the power suit detonated. B.J. and Rudi have a similar past, both being abused by their fathers, and comforted by their mothers from them, and became dreaded by their enemies. Also, both have a strong affection towards dogs, as B.J. had Bessie in his childhood, and Rudi having numerous dogs.

#### Helga von Schabbs

> You'll always be another Nazi.
>
> B.J. to Helga., Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

B.J. was ordered to collect the document on Deathshead's compound was located and learned about Helga. Once B.J. disguised himself as her waiter, she would call him Franz and stabbed him in the hand after she learned he was a spy. B.J. noted upon her death that she wasn't in control of The Monstrosity after it threw her across the caves.

#### Hans "Bubi" Winkle

> How can you be moving? I gave you enough toxins to paralyze an elephant. There must be something very wrong with your cerebral cortex.
>
> Bubi before his death to and by B.J., Wolfenstein: The New Order

Despite little interaction with Bubi, B.J. disliked the lieutenant simply because he was a Nazi. During the final assault on Deathshead's Compound, B.J. was drugged by Bubi with toxins that could paralyze an elephant. However, B.J.'s was able to bite Bubi in the neck thanks to the shrapnel inside B.J.'s skull and killed him as Engel watched in horror.

#### Friedrich Keller

> Let me tell you how this is gonna work. I'm gonna ask you one question. You are gonna answer that question in a way that I find satisfactory and if you do not... I will saw your head off with this here appliance, you hear me?
>
> B.J. Blazkowicz to Keller during an interrogation., Wolfenstein: The New Order

B.J. despised Keller, a traitor of his country and killing Anya's parents who took care of him. After killing all the soldiers at the Asylum, B.J. captured Keller and showed him to Anya's grandparents to show who was responsible for the massacre. Afterward, B.J. decided to interrogate Keller, who escaped from his bounds and attacked Blazkowicz, but knocked him unconscious. After gaining intel on where the resistances members were, B.J. decapitated him with a chainsaw.

### Other Nazis

Even before the Nazi victory in 1948, they feared BJ as the Castle Wolfenstein assassin, but after their victory in 1948 and BJ going missing two years before that, his fights against them became myths. However, starting in 1960, BJ's resurfacing and high-profile acts of resistance (like stealing the Eva's Hammer, killing Deathshead and nuking his compound) inspires fear in the entire Nazi regime, who then dub him "Terror-Billy" for propaganda reasons. His very presence in the Oberkommando causes the Nazi leadership to immediately flee to Venus due to his power to cause immense damage and overcome anything they throw at him.

## Behind the scenes

### Birthdate

B.J.'s birthdate has generally be said to be August 15, 1911. The New Collossus retcons his birthdate to August 11, 1911 (according to some versions (PS4), and others keep the August 15, 1911 date (PC)). He has a birthday party just after he returns from Venus.

In The New Order B.J. says he was 32 during the events of X-labs. In RTCW XLabs events took place in March 20-22, 1943. This would have made him only 31 at the time. This means the events got moved past August 11/15, 1943, or before August 11/15, 1944 (depending on which version of the cutscene).

In The New Order, he is said to be 49 several times. The game takes place in October and November of 1960. Math thematically his 49 years from 1960 is 1911. However, this would mean his birthday had to have already taken place before October 9 (when he woke up from his coma).

The pre-timeskip events of The Old Blood and The New Order take place in 1946, in March and July respectively. Going by his August 11 birthdate, he would have to be only 34 during those events.

This means that the date give for X-Labs events in The New Order must be wrong, or that X-Labs events had to have been retconned to have taken place after August 11, either in late 1943, or before August 11, 1944 (amusingly there is a letter in first level The New Colossus that makes fun of calculating someone's birthday by simply subtracting years, without taking the month into consideration).

Finally this leaves the events of Wolfenstein (2009). There is no specific dates given in the game, other than it takes place at some point after September 3, 1944 (and most likely in 1945). No exact age for B.J. is given during the story, and no direct indication of seasons (other than one level the Farm which is set outside the town, and it appears to be in the 'fall'). For it to be fall it would have to be between beginning of September and the end of November, 1944, or later. Since it is after his 1944, August 11, birthday, he would have to be at least 33 or possibly 34 (Wolfenstein)

Complicating the dating for Wolfenstein/Isenstadt/Caroline/Hans Grosse events further is that Fergus Reid states that they have been searching for years to have another confrontation with Wilhelm Strasse (assuming the last 'confrontation' is a reference to Wolfenstein 2009). Technically if the dating in Wolfenstein (2009) was taken into consideration the OSA had a confrontation with him only about a year before. Assuming it was in late September to mid-November, 1944 to July 1946 would be roughly 1 year, and 7-9 months between them. If it was in 1945, it would be less than a year between them (only 7-9 months).

If Fergus was being accurate (and it was a reference to the last 'confrontation' in Wolfenstein) then the game must be placing the events at least two years before 1946 (in the 1944 period, probably before the period when the RAF was destroyed). This could potentially overlap, or place the events before X-Labs in the MG timeline chronologically between ages 31-33.

### Links to other Wolfenstein Games

As mentioned, Machine Games did not have much care for the 2009 game itself, but were more fans of the original Wolfenstein. Gamespot asked if Mecha-Hitler would be in Wolfenstein: The New Order, they were told that BJ had already defeated him Wolfenstein 3D (but that he was still possibly alive). It was suggested to them that events of Wolfenstein 3D were still canon (without the specific details of the original endings). This may have been hinted at in the Nightmare, that B.J. is able to have in the Kreissau HQ. This remains somewhat similar to the situation with the 2009 releases. The released Wolfenstein: The Old Blood has even more references to the old series (to those who understand them)

The Old Blood is essentially a 'retelling' of the events of Return to Castle Wolfenstein.

As the Old Blood reimagines a number of characters from RTCW, and B.J.'s relationship to them, the exact details in relation to B.J.'s own history are unknown, except that they may still be loosely still part of B.J.'s past (in the Old Blood there is a reference to BJ having been to Wulfburg in the past, and gone to a safehouse there). Presumably B.J. originally escaped Castle Wolfenstein with Richard Wesley (see Wesley co-op mode) may not have met Ludwig Kessler personally, but only previous contact over radio, and other communication methods (in RTCW Kessler, and B.J. met personally at the tram station).

The Old Blood does indeed make references to events of *Wolfenstein 3D*, both the *Escape from Castle Wolfenstein*, and one of the earlier encounters between B.J. and Hans Grösse via fragmented nightmares, and also makes reference to B.J.'s assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler and possibly severely injuring the dictator. Forcing the dictator to claim he was ok, sometime later. Though elements of this may also make reference to the Original Encounter/Mac Family events as well (where the attempt took place at Castle Wolfenstein, though its unclear).

While there are references to the general plots of the games, the ending the games is obviously ignored. B.J. did not marry a movie star, the end of the war did not happen, and he did not become a hero after the war. He was not the father of the Blaze family line. Although, the trailer of the new Commander Keen game shows the photo of MachineGames' appearance of B.J. Blazkowicz (along with his twin daughters) suggesting (if it isn't just an easter egg) that the new Commander Keen entry is connected to the MachineGames universe, therefore with B.J. being the father of the Blaze family line.

Voice of Blazkowicz Brian Bloom starred in the 1989/90 mini series Voyage of Terror the Achille Lauro affair as Antonio based on the Achille Lauro ship hijacking by four Palestinians terrorists who killed Leon Klinghoffer a disabled man in a wheelchair due to him being Jewish.[1] [2]

## Navigation

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 B.J. Blazkowicz in The Art Of Wolfenstein:

	* Age:49 (During *The New Order*)/50 (during The New Collosus)
	* Sex: Male
	* Country (Native)/Nationality: USA/American
	* Height: 191 cm (6'3")
	* Weight: 111 kg (245 lbs)
	* Build: Muscular
	* Occupation: US Army Ranger Captain
	* Scars and Marks: 3 big scars on the left side of the head, multiple scars on the body, arms and legs.
	* Eyes/Hair: Blue/Dirty Blonde
	* Race: Jewish, as hitler and nazism ideology states, jews are a different and inferior race, therefore they were chased.
	* Language/Dialect: Texas
2. ↑ http://wolfenstein.wikia.com/wiki/Fergus\_Reid
3. ↑ In the New Order during the Catacombs/Sewers level B.J. states he was 32 when he swam inside the X-Labs, this would be a mistake however, as his birthdate would not occur for another few months as RTCW, takes place in March
4. ↑ Date not given in game (but co-release of Wolfenstein Platinum Edition places Wolf3D in February, 1945), 2009 must have originally taken place later in 1945 (Fall period). His age is not specifically given, but most dates in the game place all events after September 1944 at least. His age would depend on if it takes place before or after August 15 his birthday, and which year.