Photos from Alternate Worlds II (read FAQ first)
Famous German comedian, Adolf Hitler, calls his long time friend, the comedian Herman Goering, to go out and get some coffee.
This would the start of the legendary German comedy radio show called “Komiker in Autos, die Kaffee holen” or “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee”.
The legendary Italian skier, Benito Mussolini, poses for a picture in 1937.
Photo of Moscow from the Soviet 80’s tv show “dust“often compared to the British move Threads in feel the only difference is the Dust drags out the miserable life after the war for ten seasons with main characters dying left and right. As Russia and the rest of the word collapse into a science fiction inspired dark age.
soldier of the forces of “Count Von Ivan” during the first season. The young soldier is name Alex and after serval battle and towards the climax episode he would be killed off by the common flu and be replace. This would be a pattern in the show with no one ever getting a happy ending.
serval T-72 tanks belonging to the Slavic Union a corrupt Nazbols faction from within the show. When first introduced to our season 2 main characters in the second episode they at first sight looked as if parts of the USSR had managed to make it through the bombs only to have them kill all of the main characters.
The yando tribe under the Chief Veca sits around a fire after a battle. Only two would make it to the end of season 4.
graphic depicting the winners of the 2019 New Legacy Inc Royal Rumble Marathon alongside past winners AJ Styles (2k15) and The Undertaker (2k17). 30 games, 30 winners, but only one can be the Royaliest.
| Winners | Game | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Hogan '80s | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2006 | 15 |
| Randy Orton | Day of Reckoning | 28 |
| Kevin Nash | WCW Thunder | 13 |
| The Rock | Smackdown! | 30 |
| Kane | WWF Attitude | 19 |
| Brock Lesnar | Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth | 20 |
| Jerry Lawler | WWE '12 | 17 |
| Triple H | WWF No Mercy | 29 |
| Owen Hart | WWF RAW | 5 |
| Jim Ross | Smackdown! vs. RAW | 18 |
| Randy Savage | Legends of Wrestlemania | 25 |
| Jimmy Yang Wang | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2008 | 16 |
| Bubba Ray Dudley | WWE Survivor Series | 14 |
| Shawn Michaels | Smackdown! Here Comes The Pain | 22 |
| John Cena | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2007 | 19 |
| Big Show | Wrestlemania 2000 | 17 |
| Chris Benoit | WWE '13 | 24 |
| Bret Hart | WWF Royal Rumble | 10 |
| Kurt Angle | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2011 | 16 |
| Hollywood Hulk Hogan | Smackdown! Just Bring It! | 19 |
| Stone Cold Steve Austin | WWE 2K16 | 28 |
| Owen Hart | Smackdown! 2 Know Your Role | 29 |
| Vince McMahon | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2010 | 26 |
| Undertaker | Day of Reckoning 2 | 24 |
| Spider-Man | Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 | 20 |
| Ric Flair | WWE 2K14 | 35 |
| Goldberg | WWE 2K18 | 20 |
| Rob Van Dam | ECW Anarchy Rulz | 18 |
| Hulk Hogan | WWE 2K19 | 17 |
THE ROYALIEST OF RUMBLES
| Draw | Entry | Game | Order | Eliminated by | Eliminations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kane | WWF Attitude | 7 | Kurt Angle | 5 |
2 | Randy Orton | Day of Reckoning | 3 | Kane and Goldberg | 0 |
| 3 | Brock Lesnar | Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth | 2 | Kane | 1 |
| 4 | Vince McMahon | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2010 | 1 | Brock Lesnar | 0 |
| 5 | Goldberg | WWE 2K18 | 4 | Owen Hart (RAW) | 1 |
| 6 | Shawn Michaels | Smackdown! Here Comes The Pain | 10 | Stone Cold Steve Austin | 3 |
| 7 | Chris Benoit | WWE 13 | 15 | The Rock | 2 |
| 8 | Jimmy Yang Wang | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2008 | 6 | Kane | 0 |
| 9 | Owen Hart | Smackdown! 2 Know Your Role | 8 | Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock | 1 |
| 10 | Randy Savage | Legends of Wrestlemania | 16 | The Rock | 3 |
| 11 | AJ Styles | WWE 2K15 | 5 | Randy Savage and Kane | 2 |
| 12 | The Rock | Smackdown! | 18 | Stone Cold Steve Austin | 4 |
| 13 | Owen Hart | RAW | 9 | Kurt Angle | 1 |
| 14 | Kevin Nash | Thunder | 14 | Hulk Hogan | 0 |
| 15 | Kurt Angle | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2011 | 21 | Hulk Hogan and RVD | 2 |
| 16 | Jerry Lawler | WWE 12 | 11 | Jim Ross | 0 |
| 17 | John Cena | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2007 | 12 | The Rock | 1 |
| 18 | Jim Ross | Smackdown! vs. RAW | 17 | The Undertaker | 2 |
| 19 | Hollywood Hulk Hogan | Smackdown! Just Bring It! | 13 | The Undertaker | 0 |
| 20 | Stone Cold Steve Austin | WWE 2K16 | 25 | Triple H | 5 |
| 21 | The Undertaker | Day of Reckoning 2 | 23 | Triple H | 3 |
| 22 | Hulk Hogan | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2006 | - | Winner | 3 |
| 23 | Spider-Man | Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 | 29 | Hulk Hogan | 2 |
| 24 | Batista | Smackdown! vs. RAW 2009 | 27 | The Undertaker | 2 |
| 25 | Big Show | Wrestlemania 2000 | 26 | Batista | 0 |
| 26 | Triple H | No Mercy | 28 | Spider-Man | 6 |
| 27 | Bubba Ray Dudley | Survivor Series | 19 | Triple H | 0 |
| 28 | Rob Van Dam | ECW Anarchy Rulz | 22 | Spider-Man and Triple H | 1 |
| 29 | Ric Flair | WWE 2K14 | 24 | Triple H | 1 |
| 30 | Bret Hart | WWF Royal Rumble | 20 | Triple H | 0 |
2019 Rumblethon trivia
- Kevin Nash drew #14, meaning eventually he will die and/or fired, or knowing Nash tear his quad
- Hulk Hogan is the first person to win 3 different Rumbles in the same Rumblethon
- Jim Ross is the first NPC to win a Rumble (SVR 06). Before then, the closest was Jonathan Coachman (who entered at #26 and was the last eliminated; SVR 07)
- Spider-Man is the first fictional character to have won a Rumble, and the first superhero, (The Hurricane came close to winning multiple times but was always eliminated before the final four)
- Triple H (#26) had the most eliminations with 6
- John Cena's friend TONY!! was in the final four of the SVR 2009 rumble, but was eliminated by Batista nearly becoming the second fictional character to win a Rumble
- Vince McMahon had the shortest time in the Royaliest, only lasting 23 seconds.
- The only reason Triple H won the No Mercy rumble was because Rikishi pulled Michael Cole under the bottom rope and eliminating him.
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M26 Pershing operates against Soviet forces near Vladivostok, late 1944. In this Alternate World, the Pershing is put into production early, despite opposition from Lesley McNair and the Army Ground Forces. Pershings were the main battle tanks of the US Army until the 50s. (Photo by Operator 129; Earth 144)
A destroyed T34 after the barrel accidentally exploded while firing a shell. The crew thankfully wasn't harmed.
Tanks Of The Afro Reich
(1938-1950)
(1938-1950)
While the Tunner Tank is one of the most iconic tank of the American Front often called the Tiger of The West. The most mass produced tank in the early to mid war was LT-22 a semi light tank which was mass produced as a break through tank faster than it brother the Tunner the LT would break through enemy lines leaving a hole for the heavier tank to fill and expand. Naturally the cheeper LT-22 took the most losses in tank on tank battles saving the Afro Reich the cost and time of making more of the Tunner tank. Many of the LT-22 stayed in service in Afro Reich African and South American Colonies even during the Third World War. During the battle of south east Asia the german Reich would buy over three hundred of the tanks.
weighing in around the same size as the King Tiger the Tunner tank would become the staple of the mid to late war. While as heavy as the King Tiger it didn’t suffer as much as the Tiger due to the Ward Company made transmission and easily replaceable part.
100 ton concept Rat tank only around 60 were built and none saw service, by the time of the next war the Rat was already far out of date only seeing use in battle with Italy in north Africa.
a design for a late war tank known as the Patrick it saw limited use in the western occupation and Washington Campaign.
The first post war New Afrikan MBT the MT-272 “Striker”
The Tanks of the
Free American Empire during
The Great Patriotic War
(1939-1946)
The M3 Stuart was the Empire's main light tank, and the infantryman's best friend for close range artillery and mechanized support. The Stuart was purposed for taking out small bunkers, trucks, armored cars and other light tanks. It was the second most produced American tank in the war, behind the M4 Sherman. They are purposed for accompanying infantry during advances and small scale offensives.
The M4 Sherman was the most recognizable tank of the Empire during the war. It was the nation's main medium tank and was meant to engage larger targets. Due to its cheap price, it was purchased and produced in large numbers until the very end of the war. And with the reason that it was appearing almost everywhere, it became the icon of the Empire's Armed Forces.
The M26 Pershing was the main heavy tank of the Americans during the war. It started development in 1942, and began production by early 1943, despite opposition from Lesley McNair and the Army Ground Forces. It was able to take on and defeat the T34 in combat, although it struggled in very muddy terrain. It was used heavily in the mid to late years of WWII, and participated in Operation Sea Lion in 1946. Due to it being similar to the German tank, it was nicknamed the "Western Tiger".
The T28 Super Heavy Tank was introduced in 1945, and was used in limited numbers, most notably during the Invasion of Britain. It was first proposed in 1943, although slow development and frequent opposition from generals made development slow down to a crawl. Although sporting a powerful gun, it had expensive maintenance issues and very cumbersome. As the Super Heavy Tank class faded out of prominence, it was retired in 1947 to be replaced with the T30 Heavy Tank.
The T30 Heavy Tank was the first American tank to be deployed post war. It was mainly used in peacekeeping operations and during the Invasion of Mexico during the late 1940s. It would be used all the way via imported variants through the Korean Revolution and the 1950 Salt Lake Uprising. It was retired in 1960 in favor of the M60.
Free American Empire during
The Great Patriotic War
(1939-1946)
The M3 Stuart was the Empire's main light tank, and the infantryman's best friend for close range artillery and mechanized support. The Stuart was purposed for taking out small bunkers, trucks, armored cars and other light tanks. It was the second most produced American tank in the war, behind the M4 Sherman. They are purposed for accompanying infantry during advances and small scale offensives.
The M4 Sherman was the most recognizable tank of the Empire during the war. It was the nation's main medium tank and was meant to engage larger targets. Due to its cheap price, it was purchased and produced in large numbers until the very end of the war. And with the reason that it was appearing almost everywhere, it became the icon of the Empire's Armed Forces.
The M26 Pershing was the main heavy tank of the Americans during the war. It started development in 1942, and began production by early 1943, despite opposition from Lesley McNair and the Army Ground Forces. It was able to take on and defeat the T34 in combat, although it struggled in very muddy terrain. It was used heavily in the mid to late years of WWII, and participated in Operation Sea Lion in 1946. Due to it being similar to the German tank, it was nicknamed the "Western Tiger".
The T28 Super Heavy Tank was introduced in 1945, and was used in limited numbers, most notably during the Invasion of Britain. It was first proposed in 1943, although slow development and frequent opposition from generals made development slow down to a crawl. Although sporting a powerful gun, it had expensive maintenance issues and very cumbersome. As the Super Heavy Tank class faded out of prominence, it was retired in 1947 to be replaced with the T30 Heavy Tank.
The T30 Heavy Tank was the first American tank to be deployed post war. It was mainly used in peacekeeping operations and during the Invasion of Mexico during the late 1940s. It would be used all the way via imported variants through the Korean Revolution and the 1950 Salt Lake Uprising. It was retired in 1960 in favor of the M60.
I’m thinking about doing a series of post on Afro Reich weapons and war systems.Tanks Of The Afro Reich
(1938-1950)
While the Tunner Tank is one of the most iconic tank of the American Front often called the Tiger of The West. The most mass produced tank in the early to mid war was LT-22 a semi light tank which was mass produced as a break through tank faster than it brother the Tunner the LT would break through enemy lines leaving a hole for the heavier tank to fill and expand. Naturally the cheeper LT-22 took the most losses in tank on tank battles saving the Afro Reich the cost and time of making more of the Tunner tank. Many of the LT-22 stayed in service in Afro Reich African and South American Colonies even during the Third World War. During the battle of south east Asia the german Reich would buy over three hundred of the tanks.
weighing in around the same size as the King Tiger the Tunner tank would become the staple of the mid to late war. While as heavy as the King Tiger it didn’t suffer as much as the Tiger due to the Ward Company made transmission and easily replaceable part.
100 ton concept Rat tank only around 60 were built and none saw service, by the time of the next war the Rat was already far out of date only seeing use in battle with Italy in north Africa.
a design for a late war tank known as the Patrick it saw limited use in the western occupation and Washington Campaign.
The first post war New Afrikan MBT the MT-272 “Striker”
Me too, but mine would be all about Axis Powers win WWII stuff, or code named "The Great Patriotic War"
Does your America fully adapt MBT theory and just have one universal base design?
The Afro Reich kinda does they have a MBT, but still use light tanks in their colonies or as back up. Although heavy tanks are rare, but are used to plow through area that have been nuked or attack with chemical weapons.