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Eternal Realm

## Description

This is the Eternal Realm. The Eternal Realm protects the sky, the holy dragon protects the sea and all magical beasts, and Easton's King protects the earth. Together, they represent a world. The world of eternity and creation. This place was known as the Eternal Realm. The Eternal Realm itself was the internal domain of the Divine Throne of Eternity and Creation. Hence, if anyone wish to obtain the approval of a Throne, they will naturally have to take the test here.

## Location

### Easton

It is the domain of Easton's King and the cave in which he lives is also within the Easton. Since he is spokesperson of the Lord of Nature he has absolute control over Easton and all its people and animal and all the other living beings also love and respect him.

He lived in the Easton, an ocean of green nature in a human world. Mostly two races lived there: humans and fairies.

Easton’s king was like this world’s ruler: he had no army, but his standing was like a king of the forest. Any being going against his wishes would ultimately get killed. His life seemed without end, having already ruled over this world for over three thousand years.

Easton’s king doesn’t have his own army, but wields a formidable power of nature. At least ten magical beasts of that previous gorilla’s grade (9th Step 2nd-3rd Rank) serve as his house pets.

As the ruler of this world, Easton’s King had supreme authority here. He was the spokesperson for the Lord of Nature, the controller of the power of life.

### Divine Dragon Island

This is the domain of Holy Dragon and it is where he lives and maintain the balance of the Eternal Realm.

1. ↑ Chapter 749
The Man in the High Castle (Series)

*This article is about the series. For the novel, see The Man in the High Castle (Novel).*
***"The Man in the High Castle"*** is a 2015 American dystopian alternate history television series produced by Amazon Studios, Scott Free, Headline Pictures and Electric Shepherd Productions. It was developed by Frank Spotnitz and based on the novel by Philip K. Dick.

The pilot premiered on January 15th, 2015, and was Amazon's "most-watched since the original series development program began." On February 18th, 2015, the series was picked up for a ten-episode season, and the remaining nine episodes were released on November 20th, 2015. A second season of ten episodes premiered on December 16th, 2016, and the series was renewed for a third season on January 3rd, 2017 that later premiered on October 5, 2018. The fourth and final season is scheduled to premiere on November 15, 2019.

## Series Overview

The series is based on the 1962 novel of the same name by American science fiction author Philip K. Dick. The story is an alternate history of the world in which the Axis powers won World War II. The United States and Canada has been partitioned into three parts - The Japanese puppet state of the Japanese Pacific States, which comprises the former United States west of the Rocky Mountains, a Nazi puppet state that comprises the eastern half of the former United States; and a Neutral Zone that acts as a buffer between the two areas, also referred to as the "Rocky Mountain States".

### Season One

The Man in the High Castle explores what it would be like if the Allied Powers had lost WWII, and Japan and Germany ruled the United State. Starring Rufus Sewell (John Adams). Luke Kleintank (Pretty Little Liars) and Alexa Davalos (Mob City).

### Season Two

After giving Joe the film, Juliana is forced to flee the fury of the Resistance while embarking on a new path to save her home from destruction. Joe confronts his absent father in Berlin, who is not as he seems. Smith wrestles with what to do about his ill son. Frank takes a gamble with his life in a bid to save Ed. Tagomi's life is turned upside down by his "travel" to an alternative world.

### Season Three

Juliana uncovers a dangerous Nazi plan for ultimate supremacy. Can she convince others to join her in stopping it? Or is it already too late? Though recently celebrated by Himmler, Smith finds that the dangers to his family continue. As the GNR takes retaliatory measures toward the JPS, tensions rise and Tagomi tries to broker peace. A haunted Kido searches for old enemies.

### Season Four

Juliana Crain is on a mission to take down *Reichsmarschall* Smith, as the Nazis use the *Die Nebenwelt* Portal to infiltrate other worlds. Helen Smith struggles to protect her fractured family. Chief Inspector Kido is caught between the Imperial Army and the Royal Family as the Japanese Empire faces its greatest challenge. Amid these tensions, a new rebel force rises: the Black Communist Rebellion.
Season Four

The **Fourth and Final Season** of *The Man in the High Castle* premiered on November 15th, 2019.

## Season Overview

Juliana Crain is on a mission to take down *Reichsmarschall* Smith, as the Nazis use the *Die Nebenwelt* Portal to infiltrate other worlds. Helen Smith struggles to protect her fractured family. Chief Inspector Kido is caught between the Imperial Army and the Royal Family as the Japanese Empire faces its greatest challenge. Amid these tensions, a new rebel force rises: the Black Communist Rebellion.

## Cast & Characters

* Joel de la Fuente *as* Takeshi Kido
* Jason O'Mara *as* Wyatt Price
* Brennan Brown *as* Robert Childan
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Frances Turner *as* Bell Mallory
* Rufus Sewell *as* John Smith
* Rich Ting *as* Captain Iijima
* Eric Lange *as* Bill Whitcroft

## Production

The fourth season renewal of *High Castle* was announced on July 21st, 2018, roughly three months before the third season premiere. It was announced on February 19th, 2019 that it would also be the final season of the show.

## Videos

Season 4 - Official TrailerSeason 4 - Official TeaserSeason 4 - Sneak PeekSeason 3 RecapExclusive SDCC 2019 Panel RecapTagomi's Best Reactions
## References

1. ↑ 'Man In The High Castle' Renewed For Season 4; Unveils Season 3 Premiere Date & Trailer – Comic-Con
2. ↑ ‘Man In The High Castle’s 4th Season To Be Last For Amazon’s Alt-History Series
Eva Braun Hitler

**Eva Anna Paula Hitler**, formerly Eva Braun, was the wife of Adolf Hitler.

Braun met Hitler in Munich when she was a 17-year-old assistant and model for his personal photographer; she began seeing him often about two years later. She attempted suicide twice during their early relationship. By 1936, she was a part of his household at the Berghof near Berchtesgaden.

## World War II

Eva Braun lived a sheltered life throughout World War II. Braun was a photographer, and many of the surviving color photographs and films of Hitler were taken by her. She was a key figure within Hitler's inner social circle, but did not attend public events with him until mid-1944, when her sister Gretl married Hermann Fegelein, the SS liaison officer on his staff.

Eva and Adolf married in on 30 April 1945.

After WW2, it's unknown what has happened to her but given her high status as the wife to Hitler, it is likely she lived a luxurious if not rather peaceful life, until the death of Hitler.

### Season Two

After Adolf Hitler collapses Eva is seen at his bedside during his final moments while multiple Nazi officers and officials observe.

## Image Gallery

Real life Eva Braun-HitlerEva at Adolf Hitler's bedside
### References

* Eva Braun Hitler was portrayed by Lisa Paxton. https://m.imdb.com/name/nm6603411/?ref\_=m\_ttfcd\_cl220
Nazi Embassy

The **Nazi Embassy** in San Francisco is the chief diplomatic mission of the Greater Nazi Reich to the Japanese Pacific States. It is a key location in the continuously developing relations between the Nazi Reich and Japanese Empire.

## Overview

The Nazi Embassy is situated in the Golden Gate Park, in the city's north.

The embassy hosted a visit from the Crown Prince of the Japanese Empire as part of a larger tour of the Japanese Pacific States. In addition to a meeting with media coverage between the Prince and Ambassador Reiss, the Japanese royal would also make a planned speech just outside the embassy proper to gathered citizens. During this speech, an unsuccessful assassination attempt would be carried out on the Prince, who was shot in the body several times by a hidden sniper. Despite his injuries, he would survive, though the perpetrator was not immediately apprehended.

Later in the series, Nazi agent Joe Blake would take refuge in the embassy after acquiring one of the films from the American Resistance. He would ultimately escape from the embassy grounds when it became apparent Oberführer Diels was involved with a conspiracy against the Führer.

The fugitive Juliana Crain sought asylum within the embassy as she want hunted by the Kempeitai and Japanese authorities. After narrowly making into the Reich's jurisdiction, she was eventually granted refuge, and subsequently sent on to New York City by the Nazis.

## Staff

* Hugo Reiss - Ambassador to the Japanese Pacific States
* Carl Weber - Ambassador to the Japanese Pacific States
* *Oberführer* Oliver Diels -  SS Liaison
* Joe Blake - Deputy Trade Attache (cover identity)
Wyatt Price

**Wyatt Price** is an Irish black marketeer, living in the Neutral Zone and currently the leader of the American Resistance.

## Biography

### Background

Wyatt Price was born in Ireland, where half of his family was killed during the Nazi invasion when they helped the Irish Fascist Blueshirts take over the country, forcing Wyatt and his remaining family to escape to New York City. When the Axis powers won World War II, his remaining family were killed, during the invasion of the United States. Wyatt joined the Rebel American Army to fight the Nazis, but when the Nazis crushed the Rebel American Army on September 18th, 1947, Wyatt escaped to the Neutral Zone and made a living as a black marketeer. Some members of the Rebel American Army had survived and later became the American Resistance, but Wyatt declined to join them.

### Season Four

At the Neutral Zone in Denver, Wyatt Price's men desperately defend a locomotive loaded with the Man in the High Castle's films from Wehrmacht forces. But with their air cover gone, Luftwaffe helicopters overwhelm their position, and Wyatt is forced by Lemuel Washington to leave the train and his men.

After the loss of many of his fighters, Wyatt loses hope for continuing the resistance against the Reich any further, but Lem persuades him to continue fighting. Wyatt requests that Lem help him broker a meeting with the BCR to acquire more weapons despite the BCR's distrust of any Caucasian person including that he'll only fight the Japanese Empire.

Wyatt and the BCR then coordinate to assassinate General Masuda, Kido, and two defense ministers that would all be attending an art auction gallery of American artworks and relics. The host being Robert Childan. Wyatt's team infiltrated as caterers for the auction while members of the BCR took positions surrounding the building; systematically cutting off communications. Although Kido survived, the other targets were eliminated. Though it came at the cost of Wyatt’s men, much to his frustration at the BCR who he accused of leaving them behind.

## Relationships

* Juliana Crain
* Frank Frink
*To be Added*

*To be Added*

## Appearances

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

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

## Notes & Trivia

* According to Wyatt while talking to Juliana in Season 4, his dad worked in a lead mine. You could smell the dust off him when he came back home from work.
Toru Kido

**Toru Kido** is a Kempeitai corporal and Takeshi Kido's eldest son. He is a decorated veteran of the Manchurian campaign, however, he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder due to his experiences there.

## Biography

### Rewards

Awarded the medal of Order of the Golden Kite VII Class.

### Season Four

Toru accompanied his father and Captain Ijima as the Kempeitai raided a warehouse. As Ijima assaulted Mingus Jones, a drop of Jones' blood fell on Toru's face and triggered his stress disorder. Kido dismissed his son after he noticed him panicking.

Kido set Toru up to an interview with a Japanese military officer. He experienced another panic attack after he pinned his medallion to his chest, and subsequently avoided going to the interview. After Kido came to know about this, Toru asked for forgiveness, saying that he was too weak, but Kido told him that weak men don't become war heroes.

Unable to bear his stress disorder, Toru began to frequent the Yakuza-owned Bamboo Palace. He experienced an attack while in the club, and reflexively attacked and killed a bouncer. The Yakuza apprehend him and planned on killing him, but after Okami recognized his war hero status, he was spared. They released Toru after his father intervened.

As time progressed, Toru began to frequent the Bamboo Palace and soon developed an opioid addiction. Unable to fund his addiction, he was taken prisoner by the Yakuza. To secure his freedom, he offered to work as an assassin for them, but he was turned down.

After the Japanese evacuation from the Pacific States was nearly done, Kido noticed that his son was not among the evacuees, and found out that he was slaving to the Yakuza. He confronted Okami at the Bamboo Palace, and he agreed to join the Yakuza as Okami's subordinate in order to secure his son's freedom.

Toru saluted his father as his boat departed from San Francisco to Japan.
Fallout

**"Fallout"** is the tenth and final episode of Season Two of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the twentieth episode of the series overall. This episode, along with the rest of the season, was made available for streaming on Amazon Video on December 16th, 2016.

## Synopsis

*Tagomi enlists Kido in a deception to save Japan from destruction. As Smith's life crumbles around him, he makes a dangerously bold play to hold onto his power. Joe tries to do the right thing but suffers the ultimate betrayal. Juliana must make a heart-wrenching choice that will shape the future of the world.*

## Plot

Tagomi and Kido, who survived the bombing, deal with the aftermath of the destruction of the Kempeitai headquarters. Afterwards, Kido travels to New York and plays the film for Smith that appears to provide evidence that the Japanese have a hydrogen bomb. The resistance attempts to avenge Karen's death by killing Juliana, but she violently escapes. She then confronts and kills Dixon, who was threatening to expose Smith by broadcasting the tape of her conversation with Thomas. Smith travels to Berlin with the film to convince the Nazi superiors not to attack Japan to avoid nuclear retaliation. Smith meets privately with Himmler to expose Heusmann as a traitor. After arresting Heusmann and Joe, Himmler addresses the worldwide public from the Volkshalle, possibly assuming control of the Reich, and rewards Smith for his service. The recognition that Smith receives inspires Thomas to turn himself over to the Public Health Department to be euthanized. After traveling to the Neutral Zone, a bereft Juliana learns from Abendsen that hope remains and that her sister is alive. Finally, Lem hands over Abendsen's remaining films to Tagomi.

## 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
* Callum Keith Rennie *as* Gary Connell
* Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa *as* Nobusuke Tagomi
* Rufus Sewell *as* John Smith

**Guest Starring*** Stephen Root *as* Hawthorne Abendsen
* Tate Donovan *as* George Dixon
* Quinn Lord *as* Thomas Smith
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Rick Worthy *as* Lemuel Washington
* Sebastian Roché *as* Martin Heusmann
* Conor Leslie *as* Trudy Walker
* Valerie Mahaffey *as* Susan
* Gabrielle Rose *as* Frau Silvia
* Kenneth Tigar *as* Heinrich Himmler
* Thure Riefenstein *as Field Marshal*
* Aaron Blakely *as* Erich Raeder
* Gracyn Shinyei *as* Amy Smith
* Genea Charpentier *as* Jennifer Smith
* Peter Anderson *as* Joseph Goebbels
* Jeremy Schuetze *as* Major Klaus Hein
* Adam Klassen *as SS Officer*
* Rob Morton *as Truck Driver*
* Stephan Goldbach *as* Gruppenführer Schmidt
* Yuichi Saito *as Kempeitai Sergeant*
* Ted Cole *as Neighbor*
* Joshua Pak *as Japanese Medic*

**Uncredited*** Sean Kohnke *as Doorman*
* Evan Lee *as Kempeitai Police*
Three Monkeys

**"Three Monkeys"** is the sixth episode of Season One of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the sixth 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

*Joe celebrates VA day at Smith's house. Juliana accepts a job working for Tagomi as she continues her search for answers. Smith invites an old friend to join the celebrations with surprising results.*

## Plot

Joe celebrates VA day at Smith's house. Juliana accepts a job working for Tagomi as she continues her search for answers. Smith, who has received intelligence about Wegener's activities but also happens to be an old friend, intercepts him at the airport and invites him for dinner hoping to probe Wegener for answers. Smith has Wegener arrested. Smith catches Joe sneaking through his files.

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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
* Brennan Brown *as* Robert Childan
* Tao Okamoto *as* Betty Kasoura
* Michael Gaston *as* Mark Sampson
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Jack Kehler *as* Harlan Wyndam-Matson
* Ray Proscia *as* Reinhard Heydrich
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Quinn Lord *as* Thomas Smith
* Gracyn Shinyei *as* Amy Smith
* Genea Charpentier *as* Jennifer Smith
* Richard Ching *as* Mr. Eto
* Lee Shorten *as* Sergeant Yoshida
* Amy Okuda *as* Christine Tanaka
* Donna Yamamoto *as Tagomi's Secretary*
* Raresh DiMofte *as* Karl Muller
* Yael Yurman *as* Clara Sampson
* Ruairi MacDonald *as* Charlie Sampson
* Ted Cole *as Neighbor*
* Bob Dong *as Factory Owner*
* Wolf Muser *as* Adolf Hitler

**Uncredited*** Catherine Elissa Chow *as Japanese Secretary*
Lebensborn Program

The **Lebensborn Program** was a breeding program run by the Greater Nazi Reich with the objective of creating perfect Aryan offspring.

## History

The program was begun in Nazi Germany in 1935 and managed by the SS.

Heinrich Himmler wrote:

*The organisation "Lebensborn e.V." serves the SS leaders in the selection and adoption of qualified children. The organisation "Lebensborn e.V." is under my personal direction, is part of the Race and Settlement Central Bureau of the SS, and has the following obligations:*
*1. Support racially, biologically and hereditarily valuable families with many children.*
*2. Placement and care of racially, biologically and hereditarily valuable pregnant women, who, after thorough examination of their and the progenitor's families by the Race and Settlement Central Bureau of the SS, can be expected to produce equally valuable children.*
*3. Care for the children.*
*4. Care for the children's mothers.*
*It is the honorable duty of all leaders of the central bureau to become members of the organisation "Lebensborn e.V.". The application for admission must be filed prior to 23 September 1936.*
## Notable Lebensborn

* Joe Blake
* Nicole Dörmer
* Hans

## Notes & Trivia

* Any Lebensborn who breaks or disrespects the Reich's law will be sent to re-education. Two of the Lebensborn, who were sent to re-education were Joe Blake and Nicole Dörmer.
Yakuza

The **Yakuza** is an organized crime syndicate in the Japanese Empire.

## Overview

The Yakuza, (also known as **gokudō),**refer to a criminal gang network that operate in Japan. Like the American mafia, they are not one entity, but rather splintered off factions of gangs that operate with their own rulers, but submit to one leader. Their financial gains come mostly from black-market operations, like gambling and prostitution, but their influence has been seen in high-ranking political affairs. A prime real world example would be the former crime boss Yoshio Kodama, who was paid by the Japanese government to smuggle war supplies out of Asia and into Japan during the post-WW2 era.

In *The Man In The High Castle*, the Yazuka are a controlling and feared force in both the Japanese Empire and The Pacific States of America, but operate under the eye of the superior Kempetai. In Season 2 Episode 2 "*The Road Less Traveled*", Robert Childan and Frank Frink are taken to San Francisco-faction Yakuza leader Taishi Okamura, where they are forced to create fake forgeries of jewlery to pay off a debt owed to them. He, along with other members of the Yakuza, are killed in a Kempetai raid led by Chief Inspector Kido in Season 2 Episode 7 "*Land O' Smiles*", after his dealings with the Greater Nazi Reich are uncovered.

The Yakuza still continue to operate in America despite the Japanese withdrawal, despite the Black Communist Rebellion refusing their help.

## Known Members

* Taishi Okamura
* Okami
* Paul Kasoura
* Russell Sato
* Takeshi Kido

## Gallery

Yakuza nightclubThe Yakuza membersFrank looks at the Yakuza members.The Yakuza members holds Joe hostage.A Yakuza member gets killed by the Kempeitai.Yakuza members killed by the Kempeitai.
Hydrogen Bomb

The **Hydrogen Bomb** also known as Thermonuclear Bomb is Heisenberg Device (as confirmed by the contents of the microfilm in Season 1 which shows nuclear fusion of deuterium and tritium - a basis for the hydrogen bomb operation).

Upon his return from an alternate reality, Trade Minister Tagomi brought back with him a new reel of the US testing the Hydrogen Bomb in the Bikini Atoll. He showed it to Chief Inspector Kido, who then traveled to the American Reich to show it to *Obergruppenfuhrer* Smith, who then defied orders and traveled to Berlin to show it to Nazi High Command. The news reel convinced the Nazis that the Japanese had had the time to build more and that a war would end the world. So in effect, the Hydrogen Bomb ended World War III before it could even start.

## Trivia

* In our timeline, the Hydrogen Bomb was tested by the United States in 1952 and by the Soviet Union in 1955. The closest the bombs came to seeing use in war was the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, but tensions never escalated to war.
San Francisco

**San Francisco (San Franzisko)** is a major city of the Japanese Pacific States, and acts as the territories capital. It houses the Nippon Building, the Nazi Embassy and is also where Frank, Juliana, Trudy, Ed McCarthy, Robert Childan, Kido, and Tagomi live. After the Japanese withdrawal, the city become the capital of the proto-state, known as the Western States, headed by the BCR.

## Overview

San Francisco is a major city within the Japanese Pacific States, and along with New York City is the center of the former Axis powers occupation of America. Both the Nippon Building and Nazi Embassy are situated here (it appears that the Embassy is located in Golden Gate Park, while the Nippon Building is located somewhere downtown). The Japanese military did bomb sections of the city during it's initial invasion (this is made apparent when an undetonated bomb was salvaged of its explosive contents, later used to bomb the Kempeitai HQ Building by Frank Frink). Pre-war San Francisco was a hub for Asian immigrants coming into America, such as Chinese-Americans and Japanese-Americans. By the time the Pacific States were established, there was already a community of Asians and it was relatively easy to assimilate them into the existing Japanese culture. The city is now adorned with Japanese-language signage and culture. In addition, the Golden Gate Bridge now has the emblem of the Japanese Empire to signify its rule. After the withdrawal of the Japanese military, San Francisco become the capital of the BCR-led Western States.

## Image Gallery

San Francisco after the explosion at the Kempeitai headquarters.Nazi embassyTagomi travels to a different universe and sees San Francisco as America having won the war.
Amy Smith

**Amy Smith** is the daughter of John and Helen Smith, and the sister of Jennifer Smith.

## Biography

### Season Three

A nurse came to their house because of her deceased brother's illness and the possibility that she and her sister may have the same disease. Her test started with Jennifer first, but her mother, fearing to lose her child again, interrupted the test and asked the nurse to leave the house. Then the nurse went and later her mother took her two daughters and went to the Neutral Zone to their uncles. Along the way, their mother didn't tell them where she was going. The two girls fell behind in their classes.

### Season Four

A year later, she's living in the Neutral Zone, in Montana with her mother, her uncle Hank and her sister Jennifer. She eventually comes back in New York with her sister when her father John Smith takes them both.

Jennifer is last seen without a word at the breakfast table. The two sisters have their last time with their mother and father. It is believed that she and Amy were smuggled into Montana to be with Hank.

Soon after, her parents took a train to the Poconos, because her Father wanted to kidnap the Alt-Thomas, and bring him to John's world, and prevent him from possibly dying, while fighting in the Vietnam War. But then, somewhere in Pennsylvania, Amy's Mother was killed in a train accident, caused by the resistance. Afterwards, John Smith shot himself, after he realized his actions, due to his loyalty to Nazism. The deaths of Helen and John Smith, resulted in Amy and Jennifer Smith, being orphaned. The fate of Amy and Jennifer is never mentioned. But, it is implied that after they were smuggled to Montana, their Uncle Hank became their legal guardian, and they lived peacefully, on their Uncle Hank's farm.

## Personality

Unlike her sister Jennifer, Amy is shown to be a loyal believer in the ideals and beliefs of the American Reich and Nazism.

## Appearances

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

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

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

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

## Notes & Trivia

* In the alternate reality of Season 4, neither Amy or her sister Jennifer exist, only their brother Thomas exists.
* It’s unknown what happened to her and Jennifer after the end of the Man in the High Castle after their father, mother, son, and their other uncle died.
	+ It’s possible that her and Jennifer were raised by their Uncle Hank.
The Man in the High Castle (Novel)

*This article is about the novel. For the series, see The Man in the High Castle (Series).*

**"The Man in the High Castle"** is a 1962 alternate-history novel by American writer Philip K. Dick. Set fifteen years after an alternate ending to World War II in which the war lasted until 1947, the novel examines the differences that might exist in the world, where Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany emerged victorious, during World War II. In this timeline, the Japanese rule over the former American Western States. Phillip K. Dick received the Hugo Award in 1963 for *The Man in the High Castle*.
Gary Connell

**Gary Connell** was a ruthless leader of the American Resistance in the Japanese Pacific States, and a recurring character during Season Two.

## Biography

### Season Three

Though not shown on screen, Gary is detained and executed by the Kempeitai at some point following the bombing of the headquarters, as unveiled in the season premiere Now More Than Ever, We Care About You by a photograph pinned to a billboard in Takeshi Kido's office.

## Appearance & Personality

Gary is fervently dedicated to the Resistance, to a major fault. Despite being a leader of a movement outwardly dedicated to bringing freedom to all Americans, he is shown to be an unsympathetic, cruel, and hateful man willing to do whatever it takes to crush the Fascist regimes. Throughout Season Two, Gary is shown to disregard nearly all consequences of his actions, even those that affect innocent civilians and his fellow Resistance members, claiming that they are all for the good of the movement. Gary's recklessness and actions as part of the Resistance ultimately leads to his demise at the hands of the Kempeitai.
Imagine Manchuria

**"Imagine Manchuria"** is the second episode of Season Three of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the twenty-second 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 recognizes that her and Tagomi's fates are intertwined. Tagomi and Admiral Inokuchi realize the Reich is imposing a covert oil embargo on the Pacific States. Reichsmarschall Rockwell and J. Edgar Hoover plot against John Smith. Helen starts therapy to cope with her grief over Thomas, and takes drastic action to protect her family. Kido and Tagomi clash over Juliana.*

## Plot

Juliana realizes that Tagomi is a "traveler". Both Himmler and John Smith send spies to the neutral zone to find someone code-named "lotus eater". Admiral Inokuchi discusses with Tagomi that the GNR is covertly limiting access by the Japanese Pacific States to oil supplies, leading to significant fuel shortages. Tagomi meets Tamiko Watanabe for the first time. Hoover tells Rockwell that he knows of the hereditary health problem of Smith's son, that Smith violated rules by neither reporting nor acting on it, and that he suspects Smith killed Dr. Adler. Kido captures Juliana and Trudy and is perplexed because he killed the other Trudy. Kotomichi tells Tagomi of the arrest. Admiral Inokuchi tells Kido to release Trudy and Juliana into Tagomi's custody. Trudy returns to her own world. Helen Smith visits Mrs. Adler in her home, is attacked by her, and inadvertently kills her in self-defense. Joe Blake meets Ambassador Weber, who gives him his assignment. His task is to find Oberführer Diels, who had previously defected to San Francisco.

## 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
* 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
* Jeffrey Nordling *as* Dr. Daniel Ryan
* Kenneth Tigar *as* Heinrich Himmler
* Conor Leslie *as* Trudy Walker
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Akie Kotabe *as* Nakamura
* Eijiro Ozaki *as* Admiral Inokuchi
* Laura Mennell *as* Thelma Harris
* Ty Olsson *as* Major Tod Metzger
* Gracyn Shinyei *as* Amy Smith
* Gillian Barber *as* Alice Adler
* Jeremy Schuetze *as* Klaus Hein
* Sean Michael Kuling *as Smith's Adjutant*
* Adrian Hough *as* Ambassador Weber
* Donald Sales *as Black Arms Dealer*
* Gina Williams *as Black Female Piano Player*
* Adam Swain *as Black Teen*
* Paul Dzenkiw *as* Agent Matthews
* Ken Lawson *as Grand Palace Clerk*
* Alison Araya *as* Gloria
* James Neate *as* Jack
* Trevor Carroll *as* Will
* Brian Cyburt *as* SD Officer Miller
* Blair Penner *as* SD Officer Williams
* Sky Kao *as Kempeitai Sergeant*
Hugo Reiss

**Hugo Reiss** is the Ambassador of Nazi Germany in the Japanese Pacific States.

## Appearances

### The New World (1x01)

Reiss explains to Tagomi and Kotomichi how the visit of the Crown Prince and Princess will be scheduled. When Tagomi voices his opinion about the furniture in the Embassy being unfit for the two royals, Reiss misinterprets his words, assuming that he doesn't think the furniture is elegant enough and assuring him that the pieces are the same as the ones in Berlin. After the two Japanese officials leave, a Nazi officer explains to him that Tagomi was actually referring to the concept of Chi/Qi, a very important principle in Chinese culture. Reiss scoffs and calls their beliefs "superstitious crap", then wonders why were the Japanese allowed to rule the western half of the American continent.

In the elevator, Kotomichi notes that "the Nazi officer has a disdain", to which Tagomi replies that Reiss only understands the world he can see.

### Sunrise (1x02)

Ambassador Reiss and Oberführer Diels visit Tagomi and Kido, under the pretext of making sure that nothing disrupts the speech of the Prince. They ask about how the investigations regarding the films produced by the 'Man in the High Castle' are going, and if the Japanese have catched the woman smuggling those films yet. Reiss smugly warns Tagomi that if they fail to catch the woman, the Nazis will do it for them, subtly mocking the two Japanese officials in the process.

### The Illustrated Woman (1x03)

Reiss is photographed by the Crown Prince's side and then shakes hands with him. Afterwards, Diels and him try to convince the Prince to cancel his speech in front of the Nazi Embassy, with Diels claiming that he's heard rumors about the Resistance planning an attack.

### Revelations (1x04)

The Ambassador announces to the other special guests that the Crown Prince will arrive soon and asks them to take their respective seats.

### Three Monkeys (1x06)

During a meeting with other Japanese and Nazi officials, Reiss inquires about the Crown Prince's health.

### A Way Out (1x10)

Hugo Reiss greets Joe Blake and tells him that there's a flight back to New York booked for him. He then tells Joe to make himself comfortable while he waits.

### Fallout (2x10)

*(mentioned)*

Tagomi wants to show the movie he obtained from the alternate reality to Ambassador Reiss, however Kido tells him that all the Nazis have left San Francisco.

 "**Three Monkeys**"**Appears**
Mark Sampson

## Character Information

### Affiliation

American Resistance
Sabra

### Family

Clara Sampson (daughter)
Charlie Sampson (son)

### Relationships

Frank Frink † (friend)
Unnamed † (wife)
Lila Jacobs (love interest)

## Appearances

### Last

"Jahr Null"

**Mark Sampson** is a closeted Jew living in San Francisco.

## Relationships

* Frank Frink
* Lila Jacobs
*To be added.*

*To be added.*

## Appearances

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

 "**Kintsugi**"*Absent*

 "**History Ends**"**Appears**
J. Edgar Hoover

**John Edgar Hoover** (January 1, 1895 - c. March 1965) was the Director of the American Reich Bureau of Investigation, a Nazi America-based division of the *Sicherheitsdienst* until his death by stabbing by John Smith in Season 4.

## Biography

### Background

Hoover was still the Director of the FBI at the time the United States and its allies were defeated in World War II by the Greater Nazi Reich, finally being occupied, defeated and absorbed into the empire in the form of Nazi America by 1947. Presumably wanting to both save his own life and retain the immense amount of power he wielded as Director, Hoover decided to collaborate with the Nazis. Such a transition was probably not difficult, given his and the Nazi's shared distaste of communism and degeneracy and his preferences for violating civil liberties.

Accordingly, the FBI was then restructured into a Nazi America-based division of the *Sicherheitsdienst*, called the American Reich Bureau of Investigation (ARBI), with Hoover retaining his position as Director.

### Season Three

Hoover is seen to be in a close political relationship with *Reichsmarschall*George Lincoln Rockwell, the head of Nazi America. While working closely with Rockwell, he becomes involved in a conspiracy to expose John Smith's actions regarding his attempted cover-up of his son's illness. He provides Rockwell with detailed evidence documenting Smith's plans to have Thomas kidnapped in South America, and together they plot to reveal this information to Reichsfuhrer Himmler.

John soon finds out about this conspiracy and threatens Hoover with blackmail. Hoover then turns on Rockwell, withholding all evidence he has on John, leading to Rockwell being exiled to Cuba for treason.

### Season Four

Hoover successfully persuades Smith to allow the ARBI to set up a sophisticated surveillance system to continuously spy on every citizen of the American Reich. Unbeknownst to the *Reichsmarschall*, Hoover begins spying on members of the Smith family, especially his wife and his eldest daughter, who've been secretly disillusioned by Nazism. The ARBI sets up a variety of wire-taps all over Smith's residence without his knowledge, and later kidnaps and interrogates their maid for information.

Hoover then flies to Berlin to present the incriminating data to Heinrich Himmler under Adolf Eichmann's orders. However, he does not know that Smith and German *Obergruppenführer* Wilhelm Goertzmann have planned a putsch against Himmler and Eichmann. As Smith is summoned to Himmler's office, where he plans to kill him, Goertzmann's men eliminate all the members of the Nazi war command, including Eichmann.
Hoover is left to be knifed to death by John Smith for his betrayal.

## Appearance & Personality

Hoover is an ambitious, cunning, and opportunistic man whose talent for espionage has enabled him to rise through the ranks of the ARBI just as quickly as he did through the FBI in our timeline. He is perfectly at home in the political arena and knows how to choose the right allies to achieve his ambitions.

## Appearances

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

 "**All Serious Daring**"*Absent*
Jahr Null (Initiative)

*For the related Season Three finale, see* here*.*

**Jahr Null**, or **Year Zero**, was a Nazification social-engineering initiative and a cultural genocide, carried out by the Greater Nazi Reich in Nazi America beginning in Summer of 1963. The goal of Jahr Null was to erase all traces of American history and national identity and encourage new and future generations to identify as contributing citizens of the Reich. Nicole Dörmer oversaw the planning for much of the initiative alongside collaborator Billy Turner.

In reality, it was a violent, cultural revolution and a political and cultural purge that involves a forced assimilation and a cultural genocide.

Numerous American landmarks and icons were slated for destruction, including Mount Rushmore, Independence Hall, and the Alamo. The Liberty Bell was melted down and used to make a Nazi swastika, and the Statue of Liberty was demolished during Jahr Null's opening ceremony to make way for a new monument called The "New Colossus".

    The onset of Jahr Null inspired the Hitler Youth across New York City to take to the streets, where they attacked elderly citizens and vandalized or set fire to schools, museums, and libraries, actions which *Reichsführer* Heinrich Himmler praised as reminiscent of *Kristallnacht*. As Himmler watched the demonstrations, he was shot by an American sniper, who was furious at the attack on the American people and identity. Jahr Null may have been called off seeing it had failed to erase the US, only making the american people angry and the resistance stronger.

Outside of the Reich, this meant an influx of Americana for antique dealers, such as Robert Childan.

## Notes & Trivia

* This Nazification event was a violent, cultural revolution and a political and cultural purge that involves a forced cultural assimilation and a cultural genocide.
* "Jahr Null" is a German phrase for "Year Zero." This terminology was also used by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia in our timeline.
* The phrase "New Colossus" is a reference to Emma Lazarus' poem *The New Colossus*, used to promote the construction of a pedestal for the Statue of Liberty. *Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus*, also set in a world where the Nazis achieved global domination, also references the same poem. The video game story, also tells that the Nazis are planning to erase the American culture, national identity, and history, similar to *The Man in the High Castle series*.
Revelations

**"Revelations"** is the fourth episode of Season One of *The Man in the High Castle*, and the fourth 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

*Joe is increasingly torn between duty and his growing feelings for Juliana. While Ed tries to stop Frank from making an irrevocable decision, Smith's investigation is interrupted when he has trouble with his witness, and Tagomi's plan goes awry as events take a dramatic turn at the Crown Prince's speech.*

## Plot

Joe quickly saves Juliana from the Marshal. Joe and Julia confront Lemuel who leads them into the woods, where they are surrounded by resistance fighters, who force them to give them the films and leave. Joe and Julia are attacked again by the Marshal, causing Joe to reveal to the Marshal that he's a Nazi agent. The Marshal pursues Juliana on the highway. When Juliana gets far enough, she burns her car and hides. When the Marshal reaches the car, he assumes that she has died. Back in the Reich, SS captain Connolly is suspected by Smith for telling the resistance members who attacked him, which route he was taking to work. In the Pacific States, Frank heads to the Crown Prince's speech with a gun to assassinate him, but hesitates to do so. The Crown Prince is then shot by an unseen gunman.

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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
* Rick Worthy *as* Lemuel Washington
* Bernhard Forcher *as* Hugo Reiss
* Daniel Roebuck *as* Arnold Walker
* Geoffrey Blake *as* Doc Meyer
* Brennan Brown *as* Robert Childan
* Tao Okamoto *as* Betty Kasoura
* Burn Gorman *as* The Marshal
* Arnold Chun *as* Kotomichi
* Steve Byers *as* Lawrence Klemm
* Neal Bledsoe *as* Captain Connolly
* Daisuke Tsuji *as* Crown Prince
* Louis Ozawa Changchien *as* Paul Kasoura
* Macall Gordon *as* Anne Walker
* Chelah Horsdal *as* Helen Smith
* Takahiro Inoue *as* Shimura
* Shaun Ross *as Shoe Shine Boy*
* Mayumi Yoshida as Crown Princess
* Hiromoto Ida *as Imperial Guard*
* Hyuma Frankowski *as Japanese Translator*
* J.C. Williams *as* Jeremiah
* Casey Kenneth Wright]] *as* Bobby
* Tyreah Herbert *as* Imani
* Caroline Muthoni Muita *as* Mary
* Martin Novotny *as Nazi Embassy Staffer*
* Eric Banerd *as Nazi Security Guard*
* Jason McKinnon *as Jail Guard*
* Keisha Haines *as Prostitute*
* Charles Zuckerman *as Senior Nazi Officer*
* Ryan Kong *as Japanese Boy*
* Jason Riki Kosuge *as Japanese Father*
* Ayden Chan Arnold *as* Jamal
* Lee Shorten *as* Sergeant Yoshida

**Uncredited*** Evan Lee *as Japanese Naval Officer*
Lucy Collins

**Lucy Collins** was the wife of the Minister of Information, Henry Collins. She is friends with Helen Smith and also becomes friends with Juliana Crain, who is using the alias Julia Mills.

## Biography

### Background

Not much is know about Lucy Collins from before the series. What is shown is that she lives in New York City, and is fully acceptive of the Nazi Government and is shown to be particularly racist against the Semites living in Nazi America.

### Season Two

At the beginning of the season, we get introduced more in depth about Lucy. We know that she is a part of Helen Smith's group of friends. She is married to Henry Collins, a highly influencial person of Nazi America, whom works in the propaganda department and reports directly to Josef Goebbles, according to Lucy. As her husband, she shows a particularly large hate for Semitic people and others considered inferior to the Aryan Race. Later, she reveals to Juliana Crain that she may have a defect: she is unable to bear children. She states that her husband is at time dissapointed in her and sees her in a different way than before. She claims that she is afraid to take the test as in the eyes of the Nazis, it is considered a defect for a women to not be able to bear children, as motherhood is everything for a women in the Reich.

## Relationships

* Henry Collins - Husband
* Helen Smith - Former Friend
* Alice Adler - Former Friend, Desceased
* John Smith - Friend, from Helen

## Appearances

 "**Kintsugi**"*TBA*

 "**History Ends**"*TBA*

## Notes & Trivia

* She may be a defect, according to the Nazi Regime. She states that she was unable to bear children as she tried many times with her husband. It is currently not known if it is a fact or just out of luck.
* Her husband reports to the Head of Propaganda, Josef Goebbles.
* She is very sympathetic to Juliana, unlike the others in Helen's group.
Schutzstaffel

The ***Schutzstaffel*** (Protection Squadron), or simply "SS", is a paramilitary force of the Nazi Party, and the foremost instrument of security, surveillance and terror in the Greater Nazi Reich. Its main headquarters is the Prinz-Albrecht-Strasse building in Berlin. The SS also maintains a sizeable overseas headquarters in New York City.

## History

It was founded in 1925 by Julius Schreck originally as a bodyguard unit to Adolf Hitler, before growing into one of the most powerful military organizations in Nazi Germany. Under the leadership of Heinrich Himmler, it grew from a small guard unit to a million-strong army at its height. Serving as Hitler's private army, the SS was tasked with disposing of the Fuhrer's political enemies and enforcing his will on the populace. Their responsibilities also included staffing Nazi concentration camps, conducting conventional military operations (Waffen-SS) and serving as Hitler's personal security force. After the war the Schutzstaffel continued to serve as the Nazi Reich's main security force removing all opposition and "undesirables" from occupied territory. Loyal Nazis and collaborators from all occupied nations were added to the organization's ranks after the war.

### Known Members

* Heinrich Himmler (Reichsführer)
* John Smith (Reichsführer of North America)
* Reinhard Heydrich (Oberst-Gruppenführer)
* Adolf Eichmann (Oberst-Gruppenführer)
* Wilhelm Goertzmann (Obergruppenführer)
* Kurt Scausch (Gruppenführer)
* Oliver Diels (Oberführer)
* Rudolph Wegener (Standartenführer)
* Erich Raeder (Sturmbannführer)
* Lawrence Klemm (Sturmbannführer)
* Karl Müller (Sturmbannführer)
* Tod Metzger (Sturmbannführer)
* Connolly (Hauptsturmführer)
* Lautz (Hauptsturmführer)
* Joe Blake (Former Agent)

## List of SS Divisions

* Sicherheitsdienst
* American Reich Bureau of Investigation
* Gestapo
* Lebensborn Program

## Gallery

The SS raids a resistance hideout.SS Headquarters NYCSS Ruins
## Trivia

* In one of the mysterious films, Joe Blake is depicted executing prisoners wearing a *Waffen-SS* uniform corresponding to the rank of a *Hauptsturmführer*. Joe Blake never formally joins the SS in the actual timeline.
VA Day

**Victory over America Day**, or simply **VA Day**, was the day on which the Nazi and Japanese forces "liberated" the United States of America.

## Overview

Celebrated every September 18th, VA Day replaced the 4th of July, which is no longer celebrated in Nazi America or the Japanese Pacific States, as part of the Greater Nazi Reich and the Japanese Empire's efforts to smother any remembrance of the former United States and its traditions (most of which failed).

With the capture and execution of the last of the American Resistance, who had managed to resist for almost two years after the United States of America surrendered in 1945, Adolf Hitler declared the holiday on September 18th of 1947. With the official defeat of the Resistance, no force was left to oppose the Nazi and Japanese stranglehold on the world, and marked the end of the Second World War with an Axis victory. Following the withdraw of the japanese and the death of John Smith, Bill whitcroft (possibly the new president of the assumed restored US) made VA Day no longer celebrated and offically banned the holiday and restored the Official holiday of the 4th of July.

## Notes & Trivia

* The holiday is a play on the real-world "Victory in Europe Day" or "VE Day", which celebrates the defeat of the Nazi forces in the European Theatre.