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Screencaps from the popular ABU (American Broadcasting Union) TV series Pretty Little Dames. This lighthearted neo-noir series follows the adventures of glamorous journalist Aria Montgomery (Lucy Hale) and the her posse of gal pals (Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell and Troian Bellisario) as they solve murders, unlock mysteries and uncover enemy spy rings in Second Civil War period Chicago, and concludes with the wedding of Aria and her long-time sweetheart Ezra Fitz (played by Lucy's real life partner Ian Harding).
The main characters of the French TV miniseries 'Days of Glory'. It tells the story of French Arab and Berber soldiers recruited from both Algeria and Tunisia as they fight their way across North Africa and into Europe in the drive to reclaim the mainland from the Commune. During their journey, they run into situations that change their outlook on the world and life completely.
Vive L'Empereur! God Save the King!
I could see the series be about the German Empire under Kaiser Wilhelm II and later Wilhelm III showcasing the rise and continuing political evolution of the Kaiserreich.
In my personal headcanon, the Syndicalists always lose as realistically after WWI they weren't really much of a threat to the industrial might of the German Empire especially with the loss of Alsace Lorraine. I don't see Austria really falling apart either as by winning the war they realistically had much more legitimacy. The populace historically was quite loyal to the Habsburgs, and realistically had they won the war, a new type of national identity would have emerged based more on common loyalty to the Habsburgs rather than any ethnicity.
Another series could be about the rise of Louis-Napoleon (Napoleon VI) who comes in to save France from a despotic and corrupt syndicalist state with a collapsing economy and increasing despotic and authoritarian government.
The series about the British royalty could be about Edward VIII shaken by the loss of the British Isles, becomes a much more mature and hardened ruler as opposed to the indolent playboy in otl. From there he manages to lead Britain into victory retaking the UK after the syndicalist regime becomes growingly unpopular with the public. I could see Edward put aside his differences with Germany to retake the Birthright.
I don't know what's happening, but I love it!!!!!
Edit: Oh, I just saw the text. Dang crappy phone.
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Butterflies from Kaiserreich events such as the Second American Civil War and the Second Great War mean that Silver Age Marvel never exists or if it did it would be almost unrecognizable.
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I don't know, these two threads might give you some ideas.
Ficboy
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My post was in regards to the existence or rather non-existenxe of these iconic heroes in Kaiserreich.
Type 52 form the popular Mobile game girls Frontline (少女前线) By the Chinese developer MICA Team where players control echelons of android characters, known in-universe as T-Dolls, each carrying a distinctive real-world firearm.[1][2] The game was released in China on 20 May 2016,[3] and in Korea on 30 June 2017.[4] The global English version was released on 8 May 2018, while the Japanese version was released on 1 August 2018 under the title Dolls Frontline (ドールズフロントライン) due to the Girls' Frontline trademark in Japan already being held by another registrant.[5]
Genshin Impact (原神) is a free-to-play action role-playing game developed and published by miHoYo.[1][2] The game features a fantasy-based open world environment and action based battle system, using elemental magic, character switching and uses gachagame monetization for players to obtain rare characters, weapons, and other resources.[3][4]A multiplayer mode currently allows up to four players to play together in the world and also tackle certain dungeons within the game.[5] It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Android and iOS on September 28, 2020.[6] The game will be available on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5 on an unannounced date.[7][8]
Genshin Impact takes place on the fictional world of Teyvat, which is home to several nations. Each nation is associated with an element and worships a god associated with that element. A pair of twins arrive on Teyvat in the distant past, but are barred from leaving by an unknown god. After trapping one, she seals the other for some time. After the sealed twin, who is referred to as 'Traveler,' awakens, they travel across Teyvat with their newfound companion, Paimon, in a search for the other twin.
The game received fairly positive reception at release, with journalists praising the open world direction and the combat; however, criticisms were raised at its monetization. The game grossed over $100 million in twelve days, recouping its development and marketing budget of around $100 million. The game's largest markets are China, Japan, Korea, and the Pacific states . Is banned in the United State
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