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Ãœber (Comic Book)

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Ãœber (Comic Book)	page	Uber
Ãœber (Comic Book)	comment	Ãœber is an ongoing comic book series published by Avatar Press and written by Kieron Gillen, with art by Canaan White, Daniel Gete and Gabriel Andrade. Its first issue appeared in 2013. Like many Avatar Press books, it explores extremely dark themes of bloodshed, depravity, and dehumanization using sci-fi and fantasy elements. The series took a break for much of 2016 after 27 issues, before a partially crowd-funded second volume launched at the end of the year, with the new overall title of Ãœber: Invasion. That series ran for an additional 19 issues (of an intended 21) before stopping again. Though the plan is to publish 60 issues total, it has been on hiatus since October 2018.Written as a deconstruction of the concept of Stupid Jetpack Hitler and of classic superhero tropes, the story begins just before the end of World War II in Europe. Days before the Third Reich's defeat, with the forces of Zhukov's 1st Belorussian Front and Konev's 2nd Ukrainian Front storming Berlin, a breakthrough is made—the Nazis successfully create superhuman soldiers. With super-strength, bulletproof skin and matter-disrupting energy beams, the "Ãœbermenschen" save Hitler's regime from certain collapse, fundamentally changing the nature of warfare in the process. Unable to defeat the Ãœbers through conventional means, the Allies are forced to develop superhumans of their own. Things rapidly go downhill for the Nazis and Allies alike.If you're looking for a typical feel-good superhero story where plucky good guys can win against vastly stronger foes... look elsewhere. Ãœber has no clear protagonists, an atmosphere of extreme moral ambiguity, and a profusion of blood and gore. Aside from its science-fiction elements, it's a brutally realistic war story which, in its creator's words, "is not meant to be enjoyed".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1206d299	type	Can't Kill You, Still Need You
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1206d299	comment	Can't Kill You, Still Need You: After Anita Scheele floats the idea to Sieglinde that she might choose to defect like Siegmund, which would doom Germany's war effort because of her One-Man Army status, Scheele is arrested for treason. Albert Speer points out that the Fuhrer wanted her executed, but he argued to keep Scheele alive since her unique skill of using her halo as a sculpting tool is irreplaceable for the time being. However, to keep the secret that "Hitler" is actually Goebbels (who had his face altered by Scheele) from coming out, he orders her tongue and hands to be removed.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1237828f	type	Anyone Can Die
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: There is no main protagonist because of this trope. Anybody who looks as if they might be developing into an audience-identification figure will almost certainly die horribly very quickly. Even Churchill and Hitler are killed off by the end of the first plot arc.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: A just-enhanced Tamara tells Leah that she hates how the soldiers look at her now, and Leah responds that she won't ever get used to it. While both are now visibly living weapons, this can have a double meaning in that Tamara is 13-years-old, yet the catalyst treatment made her instantly go through puberty, meaning men looking at her sexually is a new concept for her.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1869b4b1	type	Unreliable Narrator
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1869b4b1	comment	Unreliable Narrator: Stephanie seems to change the story of her "first memory" every time she tells it. However, it's actually a case of Exact Words: to one person she tells her "earliest memory" (the moment from earliest in her life she remembers), to another her "first memory" (the first memory of her new life as a spy), and to another her "first memory every morning" (a particularly horrific moment from her undercover work that haunts her every time she wakes up).
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_18baa751	type	Historical Villain Downgrade
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_18baa751	comment	Historical Villain Downgrade: Magda Goebbels hates her husband and is appalled that he planned on poisoning their children. In reality, she had planned on poisoning them a month before doing it as seen in Downfall.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_18ce8f1d	type	Full-Frontal Assault
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_18ce8f1d	comment	Full-Frontal Assault: One Ãœber is forced to fight his way through Bletchley Park naked.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_19851b86	type	The Sociopath
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_19851b86	comment	The Sociopath: Hitler and Markus. The latter slaughters thousands of unarmed POWs with his powers on the former's orders. Sieglinde even refers to Markus as "the little sadist"; he's the only Ãœber who clearly and shamelessly enjoys his work.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_19d336a4	type	Human Weapon
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_19d336a4	comment	Human Weapon: A key theme of the series. The Ãœbers aren't people, they're weapons of mass destruction, designed and manufactured to order; they even have crews of handlers to relay orders and spot targets for them. At one point, Siegmund advises Sieglinde to think of herself as a weapon to help deal with her guilt.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1ba09c9d	type	Human Resources
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1ba09c9d	comment	Human Resources: Duncan suggests that if Leah Cohen dies her skeleton could be used to make anti-Uber armour. HMH Dunkirk is disgusted by this.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1c5002bc	type	The Stoic
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1c5002bc	comment	The Stoic: General Sankt is cold, cynical, brilliant and almost totally emotionless. Klaudia/Sieglinde says that "he never managed a particularly convincing impression of a human." Even when facing death, he simply spits out several calm insults at Hitler before having his face melted by Markus/Siegfried. Churchill similarly faces his death at Sieglinde's hands with a stiff upper lip.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1da5941e	type	The Quiet One
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1da5941e	comment	The Quiet One: HMH Dunkirk is noted for his anti-social behavior in his first appearance.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e1aa82a	type	Diabolus ex Machina
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e1aa82a	comment	Diabolus ex Machina: The series opens up with one, as the Allied Forces are just about to score victory over the Nazis (just like in real life) right before it's revealed they have a secret super weapon in their arsenal that turns the whole conflict on its head instantly.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e1afc1b	type	Framing Device
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e1afc1b	comment	Framing Device: It appears that the text boxes that appear in the comic are excerpts from a history written after the war. Significant events in Ãœber history such as Sieglinde's crossing of the Rhine are dated and noted, and issue 21 refers to scholarly debate about the war and study of halo architecture.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e6dfea1	type	Ãœbermensch
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1e6dfea1	comment	Ãœbermensch: Surprisingly averted. Despite their power, the Ãœbers generally tend to obey orders and maintain their pre-enhancement moral codes. Katyusha goes rogue and Siegmund turns against Hitler, but these acts are entirely consistent with their behavior prior to enhancement.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1f250372	type	I Need a Freaking Drink
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_1f250372	comment	I Need a Freaking Drink: It's frequent and understandable for everyone in the war rooms. Gillen himself has joked that Stephanie's true love is booze.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_20e0d3e8	type	Tanks for Nothing
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_20e0d3e8	comment	Tanks for Nothing: The "tank" Ãœbers cut through actual tanks with ease, and the "battleships" can shrug off direct hits from tank shells without even flinching.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_20e6a6e7	type	It Only Works Once
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_20e6a6e7	comment	It Only Works Once: This is essentially the defining strategic doctrine of enhanced humans in the war, as laid out in the theories of General Sankt, whose ideas continue to define the Ubers' use even after his death early in the series. If one side has a technological advantage, that advantage must be used to maximum possible effect with plans on how to exploit the victory, rather than tested in minor engagements with no plans for follow-through. Sankt notes the specific example of poison gas during the Great War; the Germans used it experimentally at first on a small skirmish rather than a strategically important battle. The French retreated and the defensive line was torn open, but the Germans had no plan to exploit this victory. By the time they were "ready" to use gas in larger engagements, their enemies had time to develop countermeasures such as gas masks, and the advantage had been lost. In practice, this means that Ubers are best used in novel, completely unexpected forms of attack, because by the second time a particular tactic is attempted, the other side will have had time to develop a counter-tactic. One of the clearest examples of this doctrine is shown with the use of one of the "specialty" classes of Uber. The first use of Zephyrs is a massive success, resulting in the death of a battleship, albeit at the cost of all the Zephyrs' lives. However, the second use of Zephyrs, an attempt on Sieglinde using the exact same tactic, is an ignominious failure, because the Nazis managed to develop a mass halo attack pattern by Sieglinde and her escorts that would destroy any Zephyrs in the area, to be initiated as soon as she felt a twinge of pain that could be the start of a Zephyr attack. Stephanie uses this doctrine when she assists in the attack on the U-Boat bunkers. Normally, the British heavies and standard tank-men would be crushed by the German heavies, tank-men, and blitzmensch, but the Germans are unaware that heavies have weak kneecaps, allowing for another heavy to take them out with relative ease. By exploiting this weakness, the British manage to achieve all their objectives with minimal casualties.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: Leah Cohen accidentally crushing a barn full of cows with a thrown tank, while Stephanie can only apologize sheepishly to the farmer.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_229c2ec8	type	Uriah Gambit
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_229c2ec8	comment	Uriah Gambit: The Americans deliberately send Siegmund into Tokyo first, because they suspect, rightly, that the Japanese have the failed nuke the Americans dropped on them and will use it as a booby-trap for any superpowered attacker. Partly because they simply view him as more expendable than their own Ãœbers, but also to avoid the public outrage at a Nazi who participated in massacres of American civilians, and who is also gay getting away with it.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Alan Turing goes to bed early. That's because he's resting from the effects of the activation process. The sabotaged nuclear bomb the Americans dropped on Tokyo. The Japanese use it as their last-ditch weapon.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: General Sankt on the Nazi side; he wants victory but objects to Hitler's growing madness. Does not turn out well for him.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_243c8078	type	Spontaneous Human Combustion
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_243c8078	comment	Spontaneous Human Combustion: The result of Zephyrs overexerting themselves.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2504772e	type	Walking Spoiler
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2504772e	comment	Walking Spoiler: Siegmund is not the man he was believed to be, and has been planning to assassinate Hitler from the start.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_263bb4ec	type	Wave-Motion Gun
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_263bb4ec	comment	Wave-Motion Gun: Battleship-class disruption halos can be this. When Sieglinde attacks London, her halo creates an explosion that looks to be about a thousand feet across, instantly demolishing Downing Street. Katyusha's deployment at Kursk is even more spectacular, with a single blast reducing several city blocks to a crater of glass, wiping out a German army group in the process.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_26beee71	type	Taught by Experience
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_26beee71	comment	Taught by Experience: Siegmund is shown to be a drastically more effective fighter than the braggart Siegfried, as he's fought in multiple fronts, while Siegfried is a 14-year-old glorified pet and executioner for most of the war.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2745f935	type	Gas Mask Mooks
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2745f935	comment	Gas Mask Mooks: The German battleships are outfitted with these as part of a new look.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_28c502f6	type	Tactical Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_28c502f6	comment	Tactical Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors: The different classes of Ãœbers balance one another out to some degree. The agile Panzermensch can quickly destroy the frail Blitzmensch; the super-strong Heavies make mincemeat of Panzermensch; and the Blitzmensch's long-range power allows them to easily counter the Heavies. For a large part of the series, the Allied forces lacked the ability to make Blitzmensch, leaving them with only two parts of the necessary triangle, and thus at a significant disadvantage to the German forces. Of course, Battleship Ãœbers can annihilate all the lesser classes with ease, cutting through any deadlock. A similar trinity is expected between standard battleships and specialised specimens like Leah Cohen and Katyusha. Katyusha Maria, a Blitz-type Battleship, easily defeats the Panzer-type Sieglinde, which upsets the equation. However, this is complicated by Maria's unique nature; her strength and durability are also enhanced, which suggests she is not a pure Blitzmensch. Furthermore, her blood test's spectacular result implies that her halo is vastly more powerful than a normal Battleship, making her the most powerful Ãœber in the series. The equation is no longer as simple, due to a combination of tactics and activation stacking. Leah Cohen had trouble defeating two Cruisers armed with 4 physical and 8 halo activations, as they were fast enough to evade her attacks while wearing her down with powerful halo blasts.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2a090d00	comment	The three German V1 Battleships are Sieglinde, Siegmund and Siegfried (Hitler's idea because of his enthusiasm for Wagner; a lampshade is hung on the confusing similarity of the names).
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2b912002	type	Lie to the Beholder
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2b912002	comment	Lie to the Beholder: This is the power of Geltmenschen - their apparent shapeshifting is actually a form of telepathic mind control, and they can be detected by photography.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c1f1138	type	He Who Fights Monsters
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c1f1138	comment	He Who Fights Monsters: Increasingly, the Allies are forced to resort to more brutal and dehumanizing tactics to fend off the Ãœbers. Stephanie in particular was perfectly willing to commit crimes against humanity to maintain her cover as a Nazi scientist. Even then however, the Allies at large seem to be aware of this trope as they still refuse to go all the way in the same manner the Nazis have. The Allied "heavy" Ãœbers, designed to destroy "tank"-class Ãœbers at close range, are described as literally monstrous to look at. Leah Cohen, the first Heavy Battleship, looks even worse. She is still humanoid, but her limbs and torso are misshapen and horribly disproportionate due to massive muscle growth. Leah is disgusted by her own actions in overseeing the activation of the barely-teenage battleship potential Tamara, and says that if things had gone wrong, she would have killed everyone involved including herself.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c9e262	type	Catapult Nightmare
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c9e262	comment	When having a Catapult Nightmare, Razor accidentally releases a halo blast that destroys his bedroom wall.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c9ef8f7	type	Combo Platter Powers
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2c9ef8f7	comment	Combo Platter Powers: So far only a small portion of the manual the Germans found has been translated, allowing access to only a small amount of the platter: physical enhancement, halo effect, Geltmensch psychic illusion effect, and Zephyr Super-Speed effect. Halo effect can be combined with physical enhancement and Geltmensch.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2d4a6d8c	type	Sophisticated as Hell
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2d4a6d8c	comment	Sophisticated as Hell: As in real life, General Patton combines precision eloquence with the foulest language imaginable, often in the same sentence.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2dbbe772	type	Propaganda Hero
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2dbbe772	comment	Propaganda Hero: When the Nazis develop Super Soldiers at the end of World War II, prolonging the conflict significantly, the "Ãœbers" quickly become figures in Nazi propaganda, particularly Siegfried and Sieglinde, both of whom seem to embody the Nazi phenotypical ideal of being blonde, tall, and having a Heroic Build. Of course, since we're talking about Nazis, they're ruthlessly massacring enemy soldiers and civilians alike.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2eb94abd	type	Deadly Euphemism
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2eb94abd	comment	Deadly Euphemism: By Stalin:
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2f253c94	type	Glass Cannon
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2f253c94	comment	Glass Cannon: The German "Blitzmenschen", who have very powerful Disruption Halo powers but no super strength/super durability. Katyusha is this, comparatively speaking. While she's capable of withstanding battleship-level halo attacks, in theory a battleship could still use their superior strength to tear her limb from limb, but her halo effect is so powerful that nobody's ever gotten close enough.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2fe5444	type	Fantastic Ship Prefix
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2fe5444	comment	Fantastic Ship Prefix: The super-soldiers are humans, obviously, but they're also ranked according to their potential power, and those ranks are named for ship classes: cruiser, destroyer, battleship, etc. So, just like ships, each soldier has a prefix denoting their nation of origin preceding their chosen name; for the British, it's HMH (His Majesty's Human). Leah Cohen is officially called HMH Churchill, for example.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2ff4c09b	type	Special Person, Normal Name
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_2ff4c09b	comment	Special Person, Normal Name: HMH Dunkirk is introduced as the first British Destroyer-class, a mystery to his comrades and capable of wiping out an entire outpost of German Ubers on his own. His real name is Howard.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3126c34a	type	Insufferable Genius
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3126c34a	comment	Insufferable Genius: After Sankt's death, the Nazi generals describe him as this while trying to study his work on the Ãœbers; he was apparently "the kind of genius who needs to let everyone know he's a genius."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_313e9485	type	Hero with Bad Publicity
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_313e9485	comment	Hero with Bad Publicity: As the main batch of Soviet Ãœbers leave Maria's camp, a local peasant makes an obscene gesture at them. It's implied in the narration that the locals feared that their presence might invite an enemy attack.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Sieglinde and Siegmund are disgusted by the level of sadistic glee that their fellow Ãœber, Siegfried, takes in his atrocities. After Siegfried single-handedly massacres hundreds of thousands of Soviet POWS on Hitler's orders, Sieglinde notes that if it had been her, she'd have refused. When Anita Scheele, Sankt's assistant in the early Uber projects, finds out Doctor Mengele is assigned to a program to create a new Hitler, she balks, protesting that he's a poor choice to run the program. When told the program requires someone with a lack of "moral squeamishness," she scoffs that in that case, he's "overqualified."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_31add7fe	type	Out of the Inferno
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_31add7fe	comment	Out of the Inferno: Maria does this for her final confrontation with Sieglinde.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_324e2fcf	type	Power Levels
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_324e2fcf	comment	Power Levels: The various nations in the war have a set of classifications for their super soldiers, named after ship classes, based on how many catalyst "activations" an individual can safely take. The most common number of activations is two, which produces a "tank-man." On the other end of the scale, there are "battleships," who can have up to 24 activations. Later, two new classes of supers are discovered: "destroyers," who can take six activations, and "cruisers," who can take 12. However, even these numbers are not an absolute determination of relative strength; it's noted that a destroyer with 5 physical activations is slightly stronger than a cruiser with 6. Additionally, while the standard procedure is an equal mix of the "physical" activations and the "halo" activations, producing an enhanced human with a degree of both Super-Strength and long-range halo-effect, the mix can be altered. Most destroyers get equal activations (3 of physical, 3 of halo, or "3:3"), but HMH Dunkirk, whose missing eye limits his long-range effectiveness, got a 5:1 mix of physical and halo activations. The three German battleships all appear to have received a 12:12 mix, but the first British battleship has almost solely physical activations, making her far stronger and tougher than even other battleships. Even the tank-men can receive an equal mix, producing a "panzermensch," two physical activations, producing a "heavy," or two halo activations, making a "blitzmensch." The "exotic" classes are not part of this naming scheme, having far more specialized and limited powers, and thus less battlefield potential.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_34dd5f3	type	La RÃ©sistance
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_34dd5f3	comment	La RÃ©sistance: After Britain's capitulation to the Nazis, Stephanie and Turing continue their research in secret and keep on testing for Uber candidates. One such test is disrupted by a German patrol with a Uber just as Stephanie discovers a whole family of superhuman candidates, killing everyone but her and the youngest candidate. The Uber gets very close to killing her as well before several resistance fighters show up to distract him.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_36c64123	type	Gentle Giant
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_36c64123	comment	Gentle Giant: Both HMH Colossus and HMH Churchill are this to varying degrees, far more so with Churchill.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_372bc105	type	Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_372bc105	comment	Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: A very unambiguously cynical comic. The author went so far as to state that the comic is "not meant to be enjoyed."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_37cb353b	type	Ate His Gun
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_37cb353b	comment	Ate His Gun: Hitler was about to in the first issue. Subverted when Churchill considers it after Colossus is killed and the Germans take Paris, but knows he has to live and serve his country. In Ãœber Special #1, General Walther Wenck (who survived the war in real life) does this when he realizes that the Ãœbers' intervention will prolong the war. In Invasion #11, Field Marshal Guderian in charge of the German invasion force in the USA does this after Siegmund surrenders.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_396e1c2a	type	Face Death with Dignity
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_396e1c2a	comment	Churchill similarly faces his death at Sieglinde's hands with a stiff upper lip.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_39b8d3d6	comment	Boring, but Practical: Some of Sieglinde's most effective acts in the war has been acting as a combined artillery force and engineering corps: building bridges to transport armies and raising towers for vantage points to fire halo effects.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: The true power of distortion halos, which can twist matter so precisely that they can kill a man without even breaking his skin. Sieglinde uses her power to dye her hair blonde; she is aware of her importance in propaganda, but peroxide no longer affects her. At Kiev, Katyusha's fully-powered halo turns an entire river to ice and steel, and then creates a massive steel pillar out of thin air. Since she has the greatest halo effect in the world, she can perform such acts as creating Woden's Blood, diamonds, nutrient paste, and roses from other materials. She reaches near the limit of the intricacy of her powers when she heals Leah's leg, by far the most complex effect performed using a halo. At the other end of the scale, Scheele has such fine control over her halo that she can use it to perform incredibly delicate surgery on living people.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3bbecc8b	type	Hell-Bent for Leather
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3bbecc8b	comment	Hell-Bent for Leather: The German Ãœbers all wear oversized black leather uniforms with various SS-style decorations. Sieglinde's uniform is so form-fitting it practically qualifies as a Spy Catsuit.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck: The Ãœbers can survive injuries that would be instantly fatal to unenhanced humans. This is taken to a horrific extreme with Colossus, who has his entire upper body partially melted, his rib cage ripped open, and his whole head split down the middle and stretched apart. His lungs and heart are very clearly destroyed. And he's STILL ALIVE, until the Allies find a way of euthanizing him with an industrial drill. ...and Siegmund, melted by a close range atomic explosion in a brutal callback to Colossusâ€™ fate. No euthanization for Siegmund. Less horrific, but still unpleasant, are the other side-effects of the Ãœbers' superhuman physiology. They can only have sex with other enhanced humans (after a certain level of strength activation), they have to eat the same sickly nutrient paste for every meal, anaesthetic doesn't work on them, and in some cases exhaustion can cause their disruption halos to fatally overload. Leah Cohen gains strength and speed greater than any other Ãœber after being enhanced into a "heavy battleship". Unfortunately, this has the side effect of turning her into a misshapen, hunchbacked giantess, and a transformation slower and more painful than others.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: Any fight between ordinary soldiers and Ãœbers, or "tank"-level Ãœbers against the much more powerful "battleships", or even when one side just gets the drop on another. In one scene, a German Ãœber is literally curb-stomped to death by three British supersoldiers. The British Heavy Tank-class raids turn into this, as they take advantage of a weakness in Heavies that the defending German Heavy Tank Ãœbers didn't know about. Katyusha dominates her fight against Sieglinde, using her greater halo effect to blast back her foe and stay out of danger. The US army retakes Okinawa rapidly once reinforced with enhanced humans. Even the Japanese foxholes and Uber sentries are worthless when the Americans simply either vaporise the guard, or drill through the side with their halo effect and kill the unsuspecting Japanese. Leah Cohen tears a bloody swath through the Nazi firing line at Calais, with at least one Uber literally squashed under her boot. The opening arc of Ãœber: Invasion sees the Americans throw 300 of their Uber troops at Siegfried in an attempt to repeat the second battle of Kursk. Gets flipped into a crushing defeat for the Americans when Siegmund and a supporting force of blitzmensch ambush the American Ubers and Siegfried gets away with barely a scratch. On the flip side, while this was going on roughly half of the Nazi invasion force was annihilated for no serious losses in a brief battle near Philadelphia. Leah versus Battleship Zero. She simply rips and pounds it into mush. In the same issue Maria in turn (while being backed up by three of her almost-activated Uber students), quite easily takes down Yamato and the surrounding Japanese forces at Irkutsk. And then faces one herself while taking a moment to bask in said victory, when her loyal Soviet students hit her by surprise with their halo effects. The River's brothers versus Yamato, Tokyo's last serious defensive measure. Nowhere near full power and stuck in a wheelchair after facing Maria, Hideki gets knocked down after an exchange of halo effects, leaving him easy prey for Vernon to take his head off.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3fd51d77	type	Superhero Speciation
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_3fd51d77	comment	Superhero Speciation: Both the Allies and Axis begin deploying teams of Tank-class Ubers with a mix of power-sets: Heavy (physical activation), Blitzmensch (halo activation) and the original V2, or Panzermensch (a mixture of both). Each type has an advantage against another, and the use of all three covers each other's weaknesses. Averted among the German battleships. All are V1 Battleships because they were created before the Heavy and Blitzmensch methods were discovered. More exotic alternatives to physical and halo effects are later discovered: Geltmensch impersonators and Zephyr speeders.* Super-Soldier: The Ãœbers, superpowered soldiers that handily alter the course of World War 2 and irrevocably change the makeup of modern warfare.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: Many characters get sudden and unexpected deaths.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4478c66d	type	Flashback Nightmare
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4478c66d	comment	Flashback Nightmare: Leah has one to the events of the Battle of Calais at the beginning of Invasion #9.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_461defa0	type	Two-Faced
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_461defa0	comment	Two-Faced: Sieglinde after her fight against Katyusha. Siegfried in the final moments of his life, after a Zephyr cuts his eye open as he uses his halo power. Notable for half his head being not just disfigured, but missing.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_49334c8e	type	Coitus Uninterruptus
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_49334c8e	comment	Coitus Uninterruptus: Klaudia's communications officer walks in on her and Markus having sex. Weeping with shame, she screams at him to get out; Markus continues unfazed.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_49d18492	type	Scenery Gorn
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_49d18492	comment	Scenery Gorn: There is a lot of this. The opening section set during the fall of Berlin, and then even more so when we see the results of Hitler unleashing Battleship Sieglinde on Paris and London. The destruction cased by the Nazis' "Great Burn". The results of the Nazis' invasion of America.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4b045a8a	type	Villainous Valour
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4b045a8a	comment	Villainous Valour: Goebbels willingly has himself become a doppelganger for Hitler after his assassination. Ironically proving himself more sane than Hitler ever was.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4b248941	type	Long-Range Fighter
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4b248941	comment	Long-Range Fighter: Katyusha's specialty due to her lesser physical enhancement.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e34d653	type	See You in Hell
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e34d653	comment	See You in Hell: Siegmund (to Hitler): "After everything, I can't possibly believe in a god...but I still hope for a hell."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: The first line from Uber Invasion 005 counts, given the chain of Nazi victories preceding it; From Uber Invasion 011: From Uber Invasion 013, after Yamato digs a massive chasm through China to guard the flank of the Japanese invasion of the eastern USSR.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: When we first see the bust of Siegfried in issue 12 of Invasion, the year of their birth is obscured, and we get to read their mother talking a little bit about what they were like as a child and suddenly a lot of their character makes sense. Then we see the year of birth unobscured, and it all makes sense - they were still just a child, one who had been fed stories of the "glory" of war by their delusional mother and then given the power of a god.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4f88342a	type	Smug Super
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_4f88342a	comment	Smug Super: Katyusha enjoys lording her greater powers over the Soviet government, as she at last has control over her life.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: When Sieglinde gets the advantage on Colossus, she turns him into something that looks like a frozen, swastika-shaped explosion of gore. He remains alive in this state for hours until the Allies figure out how to euthanize him. Leah Cohen's Heavy Battleship activation turns her into a misshapen, over-muscled hunchback who is briefly immobilized under her own weight. Battleship Zero, the Nazi's failed prototype, is a barely-humanoid, melted mass of flesh. Siegmund ends up melted but alive from a close-range nuclear explosion.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_539ae07a	type	Empowered Badass Normal
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_539ae07a	comment	Empowered Badass Normal: Katyusha goes from an incredible sniper to the most powerful Ãœber.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53a7089a	type	Pint-Sized Powerhouse
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53a7089a	comment	Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Maria even post-multiple activations retains her diminutive stature, but is well on her way to achieving Battleship-class abilities. She takes on a dozen Soviet tank-class Ãœbers, twice as many human soldiers, and two actual tanks, and wins completely unscathed. When fully activated she gains some height, but even so, she can pass as a normal human unlike every other battleship. Britain's second ever battleship-potential is the daughter of a destroyer and tankman-potentials. She's thirteen.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53d2d85	type	"Last Supper" Steal
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53d2d85	comment	"Last Supper" Steal: The wraparound cover variant for Invasion #16 does a parody of Leonardo's Last Supper with Maria and the other second-generation Soviet supers.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53dc1e7	type	Throw-Away Country
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_53dc1e7	comment	Throw-Away Country: The Germans destroy the whole of Belgium as the first stage of their "Great Burn".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_551d3457	type	Food Pills
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_551d3457	comment	Food Pills: After their enhancement, Ãœbers can only eat a type of concentrated nutrient paste, as they need constant nourishment to support their massive new bodies. Even when having an official dinner with Hitler, Siegmund has a bowl of the stuff.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_55d38296	type	Weird Historical War
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_55d38296	comment	Weird Historical War: Played for Drama and Played for Horror.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_560e8d61	type	Deceptive Disciple
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_560e8d61	comment	Deceptive Disciple: Olesya appears to have been ordered to learn what she can from Maria, then kill her.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: The Germans killed 3.3 of the 4 million Soviet POW they captured during the war, yet the comic treats the massacre of another million (captured during the Berlin Uber Counter-Offensive) as uniquely heinous. This is likely because a) it escapes mention in most Cold-War accounts of the war (which focus on German and Western Allied suffering to avoid engendering sympathy for Communists) and b) only Polish and Soviet POW were killed deliberately through neglect and accidentally through overwork, so many English-language historians fall into the trap of assuming that they were treated just like French and Anglo-American POW.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_571a3c67	type	Power Incontinence
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_571a3c67	comment	Power Incontinence: Katyusha causes an explosion, apparently by accident, when suffering through her transformation. When having a Catapult Nightmare, Razor accidentally releases a halo blast that destroys his bedroom wall.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5768d31	type	Super-Speed
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5768d31	comment	Super-Speed: Leah Cohen is the fastest character in the series, capable of running 200mph even in pain and before being completely enhanced. Sieglinde and HMH Dunkirk also exhibit similar capabilities, but theoretically would be slower than a fully-activated Leah. The fourth major type of Ã¼ber, the "Zephyr" introduced in Invasion, move so fast that time seems to stand still as they suddenly appear from over the horizon. However, their incredible speed comes with major limitations, which General Patton outlines when he meets one: they can't interact with anything other than enhanced human flesh (so they can't build tanks or dig latrines in a fraction of the time), they require a full day's rest after activating (so they can only be used sparingly), and most crucially, they only activate for approximately two minutes at a time (which feels subjectively like two weeks to them). So they can murder any enhanced soldiers within a few hundred meters of their starting point, but are then completely helpless for the next 24 hours. Patton is unimpressed when he discovers all this.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_57c25438	type	Green Thumb
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_57c25438	comment	Green Thumb: Katyusha causes a bed of roses to grow from mud with her halo to make a joke.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_588d766f	type	BlackAndGreyMorality
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_588d766f	comment	Black-and-Grey Morality: The Nazis are obviously, well... Nazis (and Hitler gets to be even more sadistic now that he has superhumans on his side). But the British spy who made the UK the second nation to get Ãœbers took part in mass vivisection to help get the information. Allied leaders such as Stalin are willing to commit atrocities of their own to build more Ãœbers, and Soviet soldiers are depicted raping and killing German civilians. On the personal level, the individual Ãœbers on all sides range from honorable patriots, such as Colossus and Siegmund, to sympathetic revenge driven individuals such as Klaudia/Sieglinde and Leah Cohen, to outright psychopaths, such as Markus.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5979acea	type	Fragile Speedster
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5979acea	comment	Fragile Speedster: The Zephyr-Class Ubers possess superhuman speed, but normal strength and durability.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5b6e57e	type	Required Secondary Powers
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5b6e57e	comment	Required Secondary Powers: Gruesomely demonstrated when one of the British Ãœbers-under-construction decides to show off his super strength before he's become super durable: when he flexes his muscles they rip themselves right off his skeleton. Patrick "Colossus" O'Connor is deployed to Paris before his battleship enhancement is complete. Thus, while he has the strength and disruption halo of a battleship, he doesn't have the full durability of one. The expected results occurs in bloody fashion when he faces the fully-enhanced Sieglinde.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5b6fe35f	type	You Cannot Kill an Idea
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5b6fe35f	comment	You Cannot Kill An Idea: After assuming his identity, Goebbels notes that Hitler is more useful as an idea than a leader. The idea behind HMH Colossus proved to be too great for the Allies to leave dead. This contributes to making things worse, as Goebbels points out, they can destroy industry, but if even one person escapes with the knowledge of how to make the catalyst, there's the potential for an enemy Battleship to emerge and wreck a whole lot of havoc years later.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Leah's ability to jump from a plane without a parachute and act as a kinetic weapon is a big part of her proposed tactics. Unfortunately, she's afraid of heights.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5c5d0032	type	Eyepatch of Power
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5c5d0032	comment	Eyepatch of Power: HMH Dunkirk has a spiffy green one underneath his mask.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5ed3ace2	type	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5ed3ace2	comment	Batman Can Breathe in Space: Leah Cohen can survive indefinitely without oxygen.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5ef65aea	type	Crippling Overspecialization
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_5ef65aea	comment	Crippling Over Specialization: Heavy Battleship Leah Cohen is literally crippled by her enhancement, as her pure Heavy-type power set causes severe and agonising deformities. This is not seen in the regular Heavies, implying that the problems only manifest after too many activations of the "physical" type. A workaround is seen with HMH Dunkirk, who is given a single "halo" activation to balance his multiple physical ones. Leah then gets her own halo activation, as well, and is able to move about again. Zephyrs cannot receive physical or halo enhancements, which makes them incredibly vulnerable on the field if the enemy catches them. It is further elaborated later to an annoyed General Patton that Zephyrs are not nearly as versatile as the average comic book speedster. They are incapable of moving more than a few hundred metres from their activation point, have just the two minute activation period after which they are left exhausted for a good day, and are unable to interact with anything other than Uber flesh due to a field their powers generate(though they can utilize their diamond blades as they are inside said field). Ultimately, while Zephyrs are proven Battleship killers with a fairly simple creation process which gives the Allies a significant edge, they simply do not posses wonder weapon levels of speed when compared to characters like The Flash. Blitzmensch have only halo effect powers, with no physical enhancement. This makes them excellent distance fighters, but barely more durable than normal humans. So if any Uber gets up close to them (Tank-class are particularly suited for this), then they'll be killed in seconds.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_61459062	type	Perception Filter
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_61459062	comment	Perception Filter: This is apparently how the super-spies work, as they can fool enemies without Shapeshifting. It's for that reason that they can be spotted with cameras, as it doesn't work on reproduced images.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_61c683d2	type	We Have Reserves
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_61c683d2	comment	We Have Reserves: With the Germans back in central Ukraine, and every expectation that they will attempt to finish their work there (they razed everything west of eastern Ukraine on their way out), Stalin takes this approach to developing superhumans. We don't have time to test hundreds of soldiers to see which of them is capable of adjusting to super-serum! Just give it to all of the soldiers that surrendered at Berlin, and would otherwise be assigned to the now-obsolete 'Penal Battalions', and if we're lucky we'll get enough Ãœbers to save the Ukrainian people - even if 4,999 out of every 5,000 die after instantly spraying blood from all their orifices.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_638b65bc	type	Armor Is Useless
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_638b65bc	comment	Armor Is Useless: Conventional tank armor is no match for the physical strength and disruption halos of the Ãœbers. However, the British outfit their heavy Ãœbers with ablative armor that can temporarily protect them from the disruption halos of German tank-class Ãœbers. Their ablative armor still proves totally useless against Sieglinde. Leah Cohen's expensive state-of-the-art armor is largely redundant, as Leah is impervious to anything less than a nuclear bomb. Its only purpose is to defend against the halo attacks of Battleship-class Ubers, and is demonstrated to be quite effective at the Battle of Calais.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_643618e5	type	Replacement Goldfish
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_643618e5	comment	Replacement Goldfish: After the death of Hitler, the remaining Nazi leadership uses an Ãœber geltmensch to replace him, in order to maintain morale. Later, this person is replaced by Goebbels, who has Ãœber plastic surgery to change his appearance.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: HMH Dunkirk aka Howard literally throws Leah to safety during the Battle of Calais after temporarily distracting the fake Siegmund. He then gets quickly torn apart by both "Sieglinde" and "Siegmund's" disruption halos as he tries to take them on by himself. The last of the Zephyrs drives himself to death by exhaustion in order to finish off Siegfried after the death of the rest of the squad.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6682d6e4	type	Dying Moment of Awesome
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6682d6e4	comment	Dying Moment of Awesome: The five Zephyr-class Enhanced, who use their Super-Speed to kill Battleship Siegfried. Four of them are killed by his Halo powers along the way; the fifth, Charles Rivers, keeps cutting away with diamond knives until Siegfried succumbs to massive blood loss and Rivers' own powers literally burn out.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_67fedd35	type	Bizarrchitecture
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_67fedd35	comment	Bizarrchitecture: At one point, Sieglinde uses her matter-warping abilities to create a twisted, alien-looking "bridge" over the Rhine so her soldiers can cross. At the battle of Kiev, Katyusha Maria creates strategic high ground for herself by transmuting the air itself into a massive pillar of solid steel. This is later referred to as the first known piece of Halo art. During her final Roaring Rampage of Revenge, Maria flattens much of the Kremlin - except Stalinâ€™s office, held aloft by an impossibly thin staircase she creates. Itâ€™s the first time weâ€™ve seen an Uber build something that appears to defy gravity.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_690f4c53	type	Everything's Better with Samurai
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_690f4c53	comment	Everything's Better with Samurai: The Japanese Heavy Tank Man armour has a distinct samurai look, possibly for propaganda reasons.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a1c2a6	type	Cosmic Horror Story
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a1c2a6	comment	Cosmic Horror Story: Possibly, if one contemplates the origin of the Uber creation process.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a42ef	type	Cynicism Catalyst
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a42ef	comment	Cynicism Catalyst: The death of Leon for Sieglinde.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a6760fa	type	The Power of Hate
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6a6760fa	comment	The Power of Hate: A key motivation for several characters. Klaudia/Sieglinde seeks revenge on the Allies for the death of her disabled husband in the Dresden bombings; Markus/Siegfried hates the Jews and other perceived "traitors" who caused Germany to surrender in WW1; Leah Cohen wants to become a Heavy battleship-class Ãœber to wreak revenge on the Nazis for the Holocaust. It emerges that Siegmund's deepest desire was to kill Hitler, thus avenging all his comrades who died in the Soviet-German War. He succeeds.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: Just as Hitler is celebrating Churchill's death, Siegmund reveals that he is not in fact Werner Frei, the hero of Kursk, but rather an (as yet unnamed) veteran of Stalingrad who blames Hitler for leading Germany to ruin. He melts Hitler's lips shut to stop him calling for help, then kills him in such a way as to make it look like a natural death.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: The German V1 "battleships" take their code-names from characters in Richard Wagner's operatic Ring Cycle (Hitler was a huge Wagner fan in real life). In Ãœber Special #1, Sieglinde discusses the dark significance of her namesake, a tragic heroine who poisons her husband. Her main motivation is guilt over her husband's death in the Allied destruction of Dresden. A Katyusha was a type of Soviet rocket artillery. Rather apt nickname for someone who is now a living artillery piece. Maria complains that it's a poor comparison however, because she's a precision sniper while Katyusha rockets were notoriously inaccurate and used for sudden 'saturation' bombardments. Word of God states that the "battleships" are so named because, like the real-life naval battleships of the war, they are hugely powerful, extremely expensive and inspire fear with their very names.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6cf4a648	type	Non-Uniform Uniform
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6cf4a648	comment	Non-Uniform Uniform: US enhanced humans stitch designs onto the back of their jackets similar to nose art on warplanes.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6d7cd3e	type	Dead Person Impersonation
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6d7cd3e	comment	Dead Person Impersonation: Hitler, first by a Geltmensch, then by an altered Goebbels.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6de890e	type	Shabby Heroes, Well-Dressed Villains
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6de890e	comment	Shabby Heroes, Well-Dressed Villains: While the Allied super soldiers are dressed in practical combat fatiques, the Nazi "Ubers" take to the battlefield in tailored black leather suits; this is because they're important to the Nazi Propaganda Machine.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6ea4cf8c	type	Jailbait Taboo
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_6ea4cf8c	comment	Jailbait Taboo: After the reveal that Siegfried was actually 14 years old despite looking like a grown man because of his enhancements, it makes Sieglinde's shame about having sex with him (because he was the only candidate available who wouldn't be killed by her super strength) even more understandable.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_703b3699	type	Came Back Strong
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_703b3699	comment	Came Back Strong: Played with. Katyusha takes a small sample of Woden's Blood, and appears to die, with blood spurting from her orifices. She later wakes up in a mass grave. Some time later, she develops various strange new abilities...
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7040b6bc	type	Understatement
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7040b6bc	comment	Understatement: The constant visceral horror of the series' events intentionally contrasts with their dry narration. One can see a whole platoon being slaughtered in an instant, described as "at which point, the Allied forces encountered a complication."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: When the Germans make it back into central Ukraine and are literally unstoppable despite their utter lack of conventional forces, a working supply chain, or even an industrial base Stalin becomes desperate. So desperate, he re-assigns the 420,000 soldiers captured during the Berlin offensive from Penal Battalion duty to Uber-testing... even though the British haven't told them how to safely identify Uber-potentials. Almost all of them die, but they do get enough Ubers to finally stop the Germans and thereby save the people of eastern Belarus and Ukraine. Churchill decides against using poison gas against the German Ãœbers (although gas is said to be of very little use against them). Played with in Invasion #13. In a notable testament to how their Uber advantage in the war is increasingly slipping away, the Nazi's quite literally throw Battleship Zero, a fleshy , once-human thing, with the sole compulsion to kill anything it encounters, into a fight against Maria at the Battle of Minsk. Zero's unique bodily form proves quite impervious against Maria's halo effect, who in turn only survives through quick thinking.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_729c69f3	comment	Politically Incorrect Villain: Expected, considering the Nazis are the villains of the story. But even the honorable and likable Anti-Villain Siegmund mocks the idea that a "Jew girl" like Leah could ever have been a threat. Then it's Averted since it is a fake Siegmund that mocks Leah.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7315fd38	type	Covers Always Lie
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7315fd38	comment	Covers Always Lie: The covers will frequently show the Ãœbers engaged in battles that don't actually occur in those issues.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_73c47823	type	Military Superhero
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_73c47823	comment	Military Superhero: Colossus for the Allies; Sieglinde, Siegfried and Siegmund for the Germans. Later battleships are less glorified in the setting.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_745a226c	type	Easy Logistics
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_745a226c	comment	Easy Logistics: The entire German train fleet and network was destroyed in May 1945. Worse, everything east of Germany and Austria proper was converted to Soviet-gauge. Yet the Germans seemingly have no problems operating hundreds of kilometers outside Germany itself, even as far as eastern Ukraine. Moreover the Soviets could hardly be expected to let the Germans take the oilfields of Balaton and Ploesti intact, but the Germans have no trouble finding enough petrol for another five months of ground operations and enough diesel to sail a fleet of a hundred U-boots to the eastern coast of the USA. Averted in other portions of the story, however; it turns out that the Nazi war machine has crumbled so badly that the Ãœbers are basically their only asset. As the war wears on, it becomes very clear that Germany as a whole is starving and has pretty much nothing beyond manpower.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_77a495f1	type	Historical Badass Upgrade
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_77a495f1	comment	Historical Badass Upgrade: While a number of real-world figures naturally participate in the war and have moments of badassery, there are a few quite literal examples of people who turn out to be catalyst-sensitive. Specifically, Alan Turing and General Patton both reveal themselves to be enhanced when taking out Geltmenschen.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_77a5657	type	Lovecraftian Superpower
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_77a5657	comment	Lovecraftian Superpower: How the enhancements can appear at times, considering Leah and Battleship Zero's later forms.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_787a34e7	type	Swiss-Army Superpower
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_787a34e7	comment	Swiss-Army Superpower: With enough power and control, the halo effect can shape and transform material, allowing transubstantiation, sculpture etc.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7c3dda61	type	Sliding Scale of Alternate History Plausibility
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7c3dda61	comment	Sliding Scale of Alternate History Plausibility: Zig-Zagged between realistic and fantastic. It's a realistic, carefully-researched portrayal of the bloody final days of World War 2... with armies of bulletproof superhumans.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7d163c9c	type	Dating Catwoman
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7d163c9c	comment	Dating Catwoman: A subversion, seeing as they're technically on the same side: before departing on her suicide mission, Sieglinde has sex with Siegfried, whom she hates. She refuses to let him kiss her, and tells him, "If it could have been anyone else, it would have".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7e74d66f	type	Politically Correct History
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7e74d66f	comment	Politically Correct History: Averted. The Americans deliberately withhold full activation from their Black battleship potentials to keep them from being too troublesome if they demand civil rights, the British never test their non-white colonial subjects because they might oppose British Imperialism, and no-one even raises the possibility of helping Chiang Kai-shek's Republic of China develop Ãœbers. The US discovers a new type of activation with unknown effects, which kills the first men to undergo it. Naturally, they test it on African-Americans. The five Zephyrs who killed Battleship Siegfried and saved the critical industrial hub of Detroit are posthumously given the USA's second-highest award for courage. They qualified for the highest, but didn't get it because they were Black.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: Hitler repeatedly insults and belittles Siegmund, a nine-foot-tall nigh-invincible superhuman who can kill him with a glance. He even shrieks at him in fury when he quietly points out someone has come to give him an important message. Siegmund does not put up with this, eventually killing him. After finding the escaped Maria, the first thing a Soviet officer does is threaten her with only two non-Ãœber soldiers as backup. She escaped in the first place by obliterating a Soviet gulag, and is already known to be an Ãœber by the authorities, if believed to be a defective one. Duncan repeatedly disparages Leah Cohen's appearance within earshot, and shows absolutely no concern for her comfort or well-being. Just to be clear, Leah Cohen is the fastest, strongest, and most durable living thing on Earth, and if she so chose, she could wade through a nuclear explosion to pop Duncan's head like a pimple. While General Patton became an Uber himself in this continuity, he bosses Leah around despite her being Battleship-classâ€”a disabled one, mind you, but still his superior in physical strength. He thinks that ever since her kneecapping, she became useless and she proves him wrong by flicking him and blowing him across the room. Had he been a normal human, he would have splattered all over the place.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Invoked in a way that whitewashes Germany's real-life War Crimes. Hitler and Siegfried massacre tens of thousands of Soviet POWs to avoid having to feed them. In-story, General Guderian believes that this is a unique event that will lead to a) no one surrendering to them ever again, and b) retaliation against the Nazi POWs currently in Soviet hands. The actual number of Soviet POW killed by the Germans during the war was 3.3 million (albeit through indirect means including starvation, exposure to the elements, non-existent medical treatment, and over-work), though one can make the argument that Guderian didn't know the exact numbers (e.g. he might have thought it was just two million). Siegmund assassinates Hitler, prompting Goebbels to take on his appearance and become the new Fuhrer, proving himself far more frighteningly competent and just as depraved.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_80b57bec	type	Super-Soldier
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_80b57bec	comment	More exotic alternatives to physical and halo effects are later discovered: Geltmensch impersonators and Zephyr speeders.* Super-Soldier: The Ãœbers, superpowered soldiers that handily alter the course of World War 2 and irrevocably change the makeup of modern warfare.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_81706730	type	Emergency Impersonation
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_81706730	comment	Emergency Impersonation: The Americans dress some ordinary soldiers as Zephyrs to try to intimidate the Germans while they try to create a second batch.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_827e747	type	Finger Poke of Doom
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_827e747	comment	While General Patton became an Uber himself in this continuity, he bosses Leah around despite her being Battleship-classâ€”a disabled one, mind you, but still his superior in physical strength. He thinks that ever since her kneecapping, she became useless and she proves him wrong by flicking him and blowing him across the room. Had he been a normal human, he would have splattered all over the place.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_82b48dc	type	Stupid Jetpack Hitler
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_82b48dc	comment	Stupid Jetpack Hitler: This series was written as a deconstruction of shallower works suggesting that World War II with superheroes and mad science would have been awesome; rather, the Nazis having super weapons or super soldiers is a very bad thing. Having said Stupid Jetpack Science at his disposal also ends VERY poorly for Hitler. He is assassinated by Siegmund, who blames Hitler's mismanagement of the war for the death of his fellow soldiers.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_83641c73	type	Logical Weakness
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_83641c73	comment	Logical Weakness: Geltmenschen's special ability is psychic, so they can't fake fluency in other languages and can't deceive cameras. Zephyrs operate at incredible speeds and a timeframe drastically lengthened compared to normal humans'. Therefore their energy reserves are used up within two minutes of constant fighting, while most Ubers can operate for hours at a time. Additionally, using their powers is incredibly psychologically taxing: they have to push against air resistance, so even from their perspective they feel as if they're moving slowly through treacle for weeks on end in silence. Enhanced humans need to be able to see their target to use their Halo effect. So the Alps act as a natural defence against them, hindering their vision and progress.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: A minor subplot early in the first issue â€“ the efforts of a group of Berlin survivors to surrender to the Soviets â€“ ends abruptly once Sieglinde opens fire. Perhaps the survivors all died in the onslaught; they're never seen or mentioned again.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8871bbd8	type	Eye Beams
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8871bbd8	comment	Eye Beams: The crudest and most common use of the Ãœbers' disruption halos. The tank-class Ãœbers fire webs of blue-white lightning that coalesce on their targets and rip through flesh and armour. The V1 Battleships do the same on a far larger scale, but Siegfried can also manifest actual beams while Siegmund has been shown to generate disruption "rings" that slice opponents like blades. The Blitzmenschen generate halos of far greater range and strength than normal Panzermench, allowing them to sink ships from kilometres away. Katyusha Maria, possibly the first Blitzmensch Battleship, has a halo that can destroy multiple city blocks in a single glance. Her blasts are so powerful that the surrounding wildlife literally drop dead from the electrostatic charge that the halos create as a side-effect.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8878f3be	type	Badass Army
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8878f3be	comment	Badass Army: The Nazi "panzermensch" brigades, the Japanese "Miyoko" and, later, the British "His Majesty's Humans". The Soviets apparently call their Ãœbers "shock workers".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8879db82	type	Badass Crew
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8879db82	comment	Badass Crew: The African American Zephyrs, who accomplish what hundreds of Ubers have died attempting: killing a Nazi battleship, though sadly at the cost of their own lives.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8967e17f	type	Back from the Dead
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8967e17f	comment	Back from the Dead: Adolf Hitler seemingly comes back almost immediately after being pronounced dead. However, he is being impersonated by a shapeshifting Geltmensch and later Josef Goebbels after plastic surgery.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8b221a63	type	Reed Richards Is Useless
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8b221a63	comment	Reed Richards Is Useless: Averted. Superpowers are used against ordinary humans on a massive scale, to gruesome effect. It's not clear if the Ãœbers have any non-military applications, but the fact that disruption halos can transmute air into solid steel implies they could have some industrial utility...
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8d25533e	type	Your Size May Vary
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8d25533e	comment	Your Size May Vary: Very noticeable due to the Art Evolution from artist to artist. Initially, the Tank Ubers are shown as being towering giants that dwarf ordinary humans, while the Battleships are even more gigantic, and the Heavies are colossal monsters as big as actual tanks. However, later issues make the Tank Ubers somewhat smaller, and the size mismatch between Tanks and Heavies seems to change a lot from issue to issue.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Issue #11, without a doubt. Both Winston Churchill and Hitler have been killed by Sieglinde and Siegmund, respectively. Issue #17 does it, too. After meeting with Montgomery in a hotel room, Stephanie informs him that she believes that the Nazis have created an Ãœber designed to be the perfect field agent after determining that the German's are copying her research. As a result, any Ãœbers that the Allies have made can now be made by the Axis. As if that's not enough, Montgomery unveils an entirely new revelation explained by the presence of super-spies. Issue #26 shows the Nazis deploying what they think is a fourth Battleship-class Uber, allowing them to win the Battle of Calais and disable the Heavy Battleship Leah Cohen. Issue #27 delivers in a shocking season 1 finale. It's revealed that the "Siegmund" and "Sieglinde" operating during the Battle of Calais and throughout the Great Burn were just disguised Nazi Cruiser-class Ubers. The "fourth" Nazi Battleship at Calais was the real Sieglinde, whose fight against Katyusha has left her unable to walk, but with her Battleship-class halo effect still intact. This was all part of an even grander ploy, with the further revelation that Siegmund and Siegfried have led a considerable force of Ubers by submarine in an invasion of the United States of America. The first issue in Uber: Invasion is a follow up to the above event and is a massive bombshell. The Nazi invasion attacks Washington D.C. and President Truman is vaporized along with the entire White House in the assault. Uber Invasion #7 drops a massive one with the first ever Nazi Battleship fatality in the series: Siegfried. Uber Invasion #11: The German Invasion force is defeated and Siegmund surrenders to the allies. Uber Invasion #15: Despite being crippled HMS Churchill is able to easily dispatch Battleship Zero allowing Katyusha Maria to halt the advances of both the Nazis and the Japanese Battleships (But not seriously injure them). But Maria is betrayed by Stalin and apparently murdered by her students. Uber Invasion #16: Maria is revealed to have survived the attempt on her life and retaliates by murdering Stalin and disintegrating the Soviet Union singlehandedly. Her actions accelerate the Allies' plan to attack Japan directly by dropping Siegmund into Tokyo.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: The sociopathic, sadistic and fanatical Markus/Siegfried is the first Nazi Battleship to die in the comic, by a deservedly Cruel and Unusual Death with his throat being slit, half his skull being blown up and massive blood loss finally doing him in. Siegmund was torn about whether to save him or not, but wasn't particularly upset at being ordered to retreat.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8f24ddfd	type	Mineral MacGuffin
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8f24ddfd	comment	Mineral Macguffin: Woden's Blood, a red crystalline substance which is almost instantly fatalâ€”except for 1 in 5,000, for whom it is a Super Serum. Just making it relatively difficult and requires an industrial production base. Katyusha Maria can create her own Woden's Blood, seemingly by using her disruption halo to alter the chemical composition of other substances.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8fac4a3a	type	Superpower Lottery
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_8fac4a3a	comment	Superpower Lottery: Only 1 in 5,000 humans can be enhanced safely, and even fewer can be transformed into "battleship" Ãœbers. Only a handful of characters have been capable of reaching "battleship" level â€“ Siegfried, Sieglinde, Siegmund, Colossus, Razor, Maria, Leah Cohen, Vernon and Freddie Rivers, Hideki and Tamara. Leah Cohen becomes physically stronger than any of the V1 battleship-class Ãœbers when her transformation is complete. Unfortunately, the process leaves her severely deformed, with a normal-sized head atop a massive hunchbacked body. Maria possesses the strongest halo effect in the world, as she is a Battleship level Blitzmensch. She manages to effortlessly defeat Sieglinde, cementing her as potentially the most powerful Ãœber in the world until someone develops a tactic or powers to counter her.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9053903	type	Ignored Epiphany
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9053903	comment	Ignored Epiphany: Sieglinde (and by extension Nazi Germany) is handily defeated by Maria and yet she (and the German and Japanese Command) continues to fight her twice, only winning once because of the element of surprise (using Battleship Zero). This is especially egregious given that Maria refused to invade Germany, meaning that she intentionally chose to let Germany go unpunished for invasion. Sieglinde is exhausted by the war and battle, and yet she refuses to surrender to the Soviets and end the war. Maria tries to educate Yammato that his Undying Loyalty to Japan is misplaced is ignored, as he later fights to the death for the Emperor, when the Americans were willing to spare him in his crippled condition.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_91560b27	type	Finger Poke of Doom
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_91560b27	comment	Fingerpoke Of Doom: Angered by Patton's Jerkass insulting of her, Leah flicks him with one finger and sends him flying a hundred feet in the air. Due to himself being a tank, he survives uninjured despite making a crater in the ground.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_91a2039b	type	I Am the Noun
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_91a2039b	comment	I Am the Noun: After General Sankt denounces Hitler for leading Germany to ruin, Hitler has his new Super-Soldier Markus/Siegfried melt off Sankt's face before sneering "I am Germany".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_928ca2cc	type	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_928ca2cc	comment	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: The moment when General Sankt discovers that he's just another Decoy Protagonist.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_933576c8	type	Mighty Glacier
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_933576c8	comment	Mighty Glacier: HMH Churchill. Although she can run very quickly, she possesses very low maneuverability otherwise. Once engaged, stronger Ubers can play a game of "keep away" by using their superior dexterity to avoid Churchill's tremendous strength. Due to her extreme durability, generally it takes at least a Cruiser class to even scratch her.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_94e4b975	type	Vomit Indiscretion Shot
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_94e4b975	comment	He had hundreds of thousands more Soviet POW killed, this time directly rather than through starvation or overwork like the previous 3 million. In 1945 Germans were well aware that the Soviets had a net calorie deficit only negated by a constant stream of imported milk products and meat... and 1.5 million German POW. Speer immediately vomits and cries when it happens.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_953c92eb	type	Beware the Superman
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_953c92eb	comment	Beware the Superman: The setting in general. And (possibly) Katyusha in particular. She finally goes through it after being betrayed by the Soviets and pays them back in full by destroying them completely.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_95a4c6df	type	Wild Card
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_95a4c6df	comment	Wild Card: Katyusha becomes this due to her hatred of Stalin and being abused by the Soviet military, first for retreating against orders, and then for apparently being a "failed" Ãœber. Weeks later, she escapes her gulag after suddenly unleashing a massive disruption halo explosion, and displaying what seems to be the spontaneous generation of Woden's Blood. This alone makes her one of the most important players in the new war.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9620c3a1	type	God-Emperor
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9620c3a1	comment	God-Emperor: After Maria kills Stalin and dissolves the Soviet Union, she declares Russia to be an "anarchy" and herself its "protector", a superhuman who considers herself a god.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_97838192	type	Heroic Lineage
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_97838192	comment	Heroic Lineage: Ãœber potential is apparently genetic, as both the American O'Connor brothers and Rivers brothers are all potential Battleship-class.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_97d97c28	type	Revenge Before Reason
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_97d97c28	comment	Revenge Before Reason: Surprisingly, Sieglinde refuses to surrender to the Russians and end the war as she refuses to forgive the Russians. Maria later chastises Sieglinde for continuing to serve the Nazis despite hating them.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_99db72ee	type	Immune to Bullets
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_99db72ee	comment	Immune to Bullets: The Ãœbers can merrily wade through heavy-caliber gunfire unharmed; in the case of the Battleships Ubers, even anti-tank shells simply bounce off their skin. Doesn't stop the Allied soldiers from repeatedly subjecting them to a Worf Barrage.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9bca83eb	type	Death by Irony
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9bca83eb	comment	Death by Irony: After she survives Stalin's attempt to have her assassinated, Maria muses that he only valued her for her ability to create catalyst, and kills him by transmuting his entire body into a mass of catalyst.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: After witnessing Siegfried personally massacre several thousand of the million Soviet POW marked for execution, Heinz Guderian prays to God hoping the Soviets never get their hands on a monster like him. Then we cut to Katyusha fleeing in the crowd... In the early issues of the series, Siegmund seems to spend a lot of time idly playing around with his disruption halo, making carvings and suchlike. He's practicing to get the precision he needs to silently assassinate Hitler.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9e943076	type	One-Man Army
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9e943076	comment	One-Man Army: The "battleship"-class super soldiers, such as Sieglinde, Siegmund and Siegfried. Their appearance on the field always ends in the enemy force either retreating or getting completely annihilated. Sieglinde destroys central Paris almost single-handedly, then easily demolishes much of London. Siegmund reconquers the Balkans and Ukraine almost single-handedly. Siegfried annihilates tens of thousands of Soviet prisoners by looking at them. The Allies later get one of their own in Patrick "H.M.H. Colossus" O'Connor, although he is deployed before he can be fully enhanced, leading to his death at Sieglinde's hands. Thereafter, several potential Allied "battleship" candidates emerge - the Americans' Eamonn O'Connor aka Razor (Colossus' younger brother) and brothers Vernon and Freddie Rivers, the British Leah Cohen, and the USSR's "Katyusha" Maria Andreevna. Maria is perhaps the best example, as she is literally capable of destroying a city single-handedly with her halo bombardments.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9eb11fac	type	Weak, but Skilled
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9eb11fac	comment	Weak, but Skilled: Anita Scheele, Sankt's assistant, is nothing more than a standard tank-class. But her familiarity with the Ãœber program and opportunity to safely practice has given her the greatest halo effect control seen so far, allowing her to perform plastic surgery with her power.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9eb71c7c	type	Super-Toughness
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9eb71c7c	comment	Super-Toughness: After a few physical enhancements an Ãœber can easily withstand bullets. Battleships can endure naval shell bombardments. Leah Cohen seems nigh-invulnerable, requiring a focused application of the halo effect for several minutes to even break her skin; she's dropped several miles from a plane with no parachute, and survives without a scratch. Siegmund survives an atomic bomb at point-blank rangeâ€”though from the degree of mutilation he appears to suffer, he probably wishes he hadn't.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9fa2cfd1	type	Sliding Scale of Plot Versus Characters
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_9fa2cfd1	comment	Sliding Scale of Plot Versus Characters: An interesting example. Gillen has called Uber a "hard-mechanics" story, where the plot at its core is an if-this-happens-then-that-happens exercise in eldritch war technology development rather than a character-driven story. But there are a few well-defined characters who drive plot elements through their own desires and developments, notably Maria.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: Zigzagged for Eamonn O'Conner. He really does want to avenge his brother and stop the Axis from hurting anymore people, but he's also scared out of his mind and worries that his work could be for nothing.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a2022cc9	type	Killed Mid-Sentence
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a2022cc9	comment	Killed Mid-Sentence: In the final issue of the main series, Stephanie is packing up a large number of catalyst tests so she can continue testing potentials even after Britain falls to the Nazis. Duncan comes in and she tells him what she's doing, and then asks him whether he's going to report her. He gets as far as "Of course Iâ€”" before Stephanie shoots him in the head. It's genuinely ambiguous whether he would have said he would or wouldn't report her; Duncan was an unlikable asshole, but he was still firmly on the same side as Stephanie.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a2b38d3b	type	Eye Scream
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a2b38d3b	comment	Eye Scream: Stephanie shoots the Ãœber Rudolph Gelt through the eye. This causes his disruption halo to overload, blowing his head apart. Siegfried's signature execution involves him melting his victim's eyes out of their skull. General Sankt winds up on the receiving end of this after defying Hitler. Ironically, part of his death is due to having his eye cut open by a Zephyr as he tries to use his halo, causing half of his skull to be blown off. In Ãœber Special #1, it turns out Siegfried has been doing this since before he was enhanced â€“ as a child, he killed a Jew by burning his eyes out with molten lead. Battleship Zero has one eye hanging out of its face, at the end of a long bundle of nerve fibers. Geltmensch Conrad is deprived of his halo effect by having his eyes destroyed. The Zephyr's assault on Siegfried results in his eye being sliced open, and his disruption halo misfires, destroying part of his head
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a37e27db	type	Back from the Brink
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a37e27db	comment	Back from the Brink: The emergence of the Ãœbers allows the Axis powers to stave off total defeat. The Allies are in turn saved from disaster (at least temporarily) by creating their own Ãœbers.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a5fb0d24	type	Healing Factor
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a5fb0d24	comment	Healing Factor: A minor power of Ubers, not often seen as most combatants get killed instantly, which seems to be linked to the Halo Effect enhancement. Sieglinde's burns slowly heal over the course of Uber Invasion, and she eventually no longer needs a wheelchair. The most impressive healing feat is Katyusha returning from apparently being burned alive by three Destroyer's Halo Effects.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a6123b72	type	Enfant Terrible
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a6123b72	comment	Enfant Terrible: Markus killed his first Jew as a prepubescent child, encouraged by his fanatical Nazi mother. It is later revealed that he had been born in 1931, meaning that "Siegfried" had only just been hitting his mid-teens through much of the series until his death in 1945.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a627a930	type	Gender Is No Object
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a627a930	comment	Gender Is No Object: Played with, but largely averted. None of the militaries of the time had female soldiers, with the sole exception of the Soviets and their snipers (like Maria). Men and women seem to be equally likely to be catalyst-sensitive. However, in every nation seen so far, women are activated only when they have more potential than a tank-man: Sieglinde, Leah Cohen, Tamara, the fake Sieglinde, and Maria's trainees. (Maria herself is something of an exception, having been in one of the mass-activated "penal battalions." They had no idea whether she had any potential at all, much less battleship-class.) Scheele is also activated, but again, she seems to have been a special case, as Sankt's assistant. In a war increasingly fought only between enhanced humans, you'd think more nations would realize that they could double their forces if they started activating women as well.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a6b14ee1	type	Hollywood Tactics
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a6b14ee1	comment	Hollywood Tactics: It's never really quite explained why all the Ãœbers rely mainly on Good Old Fisticuffs (when they're not using their exhausting Halo effect) to kill each other, considering that their strength could easily let them carry artillery pieces (specifically established early on as a viable means of killing Ãœbers) like rifles to shoot each other with. It's understandable why the Germans don't do this, considering that their entire war machine has been destroyed, but the fact that the Allies don't do it too is a tad baffling. A bunch of Ãœbers with handheld 128mm cannons firing at each other from tens of kilometers away would have been a far better use of their super strength.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a7b324e	type	Handicapped Badass
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a7b324e	comment	Handicapped Badass: Katyusha. Turns out that Katyusha Maria's hand has completely regenerated as her Ãœber activation progresses. Siegmund loses an arm in a Soviet ambush, but seals the wound so he can flee and recuperate. He's back on the frontlines before long. HMH Dunkirk aka Howard is missing an eye. Explains why he was designed to be a Heavy Destroyer, with a diminished halo effect. HMH Churchill aka Leah Cohen loses a leg in the Battle of Calais and suffers further loss of mobility due to her joints seizing up. This doesn't stop her from being a fearsome close-range fighter if she can be lobbed into the enemy. She is no longer a cripple after Maria heals her leg in Invasion #16.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a7defafd	type	Code Name
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a7defafd	comment	Code Name: Given to particularly powerful Ubers for propaganda purposes and as signs of respect. The three German V1 Battleships are Sieglinde, Siegmund and Siegfried (Hitler's idea because of his enthusiasm for Wagner; a lampshade is hung on the confusing similarity of the names). From His Majesty's Humans: Patrick O'Connor was HMH Colossus, Leah Cohen is HMH Churchill, and Howard is HMH Dunkirk. From the US Enhanced Human Army: Patrick's brother Eamonn is USS Colossus II, Vernon Rivers is USS Bluestone, and Freddy Rivers is USS Bravo. Japan's first Battleship Miyoko takes the name of Yamato.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a8826e1e	type	Giant Mook
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a8826e1e	comment	Giant Mook: The British "heavy" Ãœbers are a rare heroic example; they're easily twelve feet tall, far more powerful than the standard tank-class Ãœbers, and are covered in intimidating suits of armour. Unfortunately, they are still completely outclassed by the V1 Battleship class, and the first batch bravely sacrifice themselves trying to defend London from Sieglinde. The Germans soon develop their own Heavies. The Heavy Battleship Leah Cohen is several times the height of a normal human, but her body is a severely deformed and disproportionate slab of muscle.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a8c6a317	type	Super-Strength
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_a8c6a317	comment	Super-Strength: Every enhanced human that we have seen so far has this power to some degree. The "tank" Ãœbers are strong enough to punch through walls and dismember normal humans; the "battleships" can casually fling actual tanks around. Leah Cohen is the strongest of all, and at full power should be able to tear "normal" Battleships apart with her bare hands; during tests, she throws a tank twenty miles when she tries her hardest.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_aa3695e9	type	BadassAbnormal
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_aa3695e9	comment	Badass Abnormal: Some Ubers were already incredibly capable before gaining powers, such as sniper Katyusha and General Patton.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_aa9bdb08	type	Youthful Freckles
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_aa9bdb08	comment	Youthful Freckles: Eamonn "Razor" O'Conner (aka, USS Colossus) is described as not even being old enough to drink (18-20). He's got a smattering of freckles to emphasize his youth and relative innocence.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: A tragic use of this trope is used when Alan Turing distinguishes the Nazi's genocidal homophobia from 1940s Britain's own anti-gay prejudice, saying he wants to live in a country where wouldn't be "hounded to his grave" for being gay. In real life, while not executed outright, Turing suffered horrible stigmatization and debilitating medical treatments forced upon him by postwar British law and society, driving him to suicide in 1954. Japanese Tank Hideki remarks that he knew he was cursed, as an error in his compatibility test caused the machine to explode. Clearly neither he nor the Japanese know that this means he's a Battleship potential.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_abd29ad8	type	No-Sell
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_abd29ad8	comment	Played with in Invasion #13. In a notable testament to how their Uber advantage in the war is increasingly slipping away, the Nazi's quite literally throw Battleship Zero, a fleshy , once-human thing, with the sole compulsion to kill anything it encounters, into a fight against Maria at the Battle of Minsk. Zero's unique bodily form proves quite impervious against Maria's halo effect, who in turn only survives through quick thinking.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac320c0e	type	Nuke 'em
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac320c0e	comment	Nuke 'em: Used in a trap for Siegmund. Twice, first by the Americans and then the Japanese.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac928039	type	Four-Star Badass
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac928039	comment	Four-Star Badass: General Patton, who ends up being one of the few surviving generals after discovering he's an Ãœber potential. He's a bit of a Jerkass, but his skill as a battlefield commander is as clear as ever.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac9f78d9	type	Jack of All Stats
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ac9f78d9	comment	Jack of All Stats: V1 Battleships. Their sheer power allows them to overwhelm other Ubers of the Tank, Destroyer, and Cruiser classes. However this leaves them vulnerable to Katyusha: the power and range of her halo effect means they cannot easily get close enough to attack.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: The reaction of ordinary humans who realize they're facing Ãœbers. Usually followed seconds later by an exceptionally bloody death. The American naval commanders, when they figure out that their ships have been destroyed by Japanese Ãœber frogmen. The American tank commander who tries to protect Stephanie, when he sees the Ãœber Rudolph Gelt survive a near hit by a tank shell. Also, the reaction of Siegmund's communications officer when he sees 90 Soviet supersoldiers rise up out of their hiding places. Churchill's reaction when he hears Sieglinde is attacking London: "Oh, balls". Siegfried's face when he sees the scale of Katyusha Maria's halo effect for the first time. It's incredibly satisfying. The reaction of the reader (both in-universe and out) of the historical narration in the climax of the Great Burn, as it's revealed that Siegmund and Siegfried have led led a force of Ubers to invade the East Coast of America.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Pyrrhic Victory: Most, if not all of the battles considered victories for the Allies are considered this. The Axis powers are also fully aware that any victory they may enjoy after the Ubers save them from the brink will be bittersweet at best.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_af1894f1	type	Super-Power Meltdown
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_af1894f1	comment	Superpower Meltdown: Possible if a Tank-class Ãœber is shot in the eye as he is charging his Eye Beams; Siegfried's explosion is correspondingly larger when his eye is cut open. Ãœbers can also spontaneously explode if they use their disruption halos for too long without rest.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_affbcbb	type	Cool Helmet
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_affbcbb	comment	Cool Helmet: The German tank-class Ãœbers wear ornate steel helmets which make them easily recognizable in battle; the British supersoldiers, by contrast, wear ordinary infantry helmets with simple distinguishing markings. The battleship-class Ãœbers wear no helmets, presumably because their immense size leaves no doubt as to what they are. Leah Cohen is an exception, presumably due to the Allies' precaution with their ultimate weapon. German Blitzmenschen have their own unique helmet design.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_affd30b0	type	Stupid Evil
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_affd30b0	comment	Stupid Evil: After being granted the last minute lifeline the Ãœber project provided Hitler continued making the kind of questionable decisions he had for at least the previous two years. It didn't help that he was on meth, among other things. He had hundreds of thousands more Soviet POW killed, this time directly rather than through starvation or overwork like the previous 3 million. In 1945 Germans were well aware that the Soviets had a net calorie deficit only negated by a constant stream of imported milk products and meat... and 1.5 million German POW. Speer immediately vomits and cries when it happens. He has Sankt, the man who spearheaded the entire project and probably the biggest asset he ever had, executed for not allowing him to waste the supersoldiers by spreading them too thin or using them too early. He sent one of his three most powerful supersoldiers (Sieglinde) on a pointless and possibly suicidal attack on London which resulted in little more than Monumental Damage and a dead Churchill, something even he (Churchill) dismisses as just another "old fart". He spent two issues throwing insult after insult at an evidently angry Siegmund for retreating in battle, despite the latter having been overwhelmed by nearly a hundred Soviet Ãœbers. Siegmund actually kills him, though this was already planned long in advance.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b1346878	type	Fate Worse than Death
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b1346878	comment	Fate Worse than Death: Scheele is ordered to be mutilated in a way that leaves her with her halo powers but renders her unable to speak or write, after she is recorded suggesting to Sieglinde that she defect.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b2e42598	type	Superpower Russian Roulette
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b2e42598	comment	Superpower Russian Roulette: An unusually literal example. Desperate to forestall any further German advances into Soviet territory, Stalin forces every one of the 420,000 soldiers who fled from the Ubers to take Woden's Blood without testing them. This empowers just a hundred and kills the rest. This was not a radical departure from pre-Uber policy, under which they would have been assigned to Penal Units. These were used exclusively in the casualty-heavy 'Assault' phase of offensive operations to crack enemy tactical defenses. In Invasion, the development of the "Zephyrs" leads to several horrible deaths as it turns out that the only way to stop them from overstraining their bodies before they toughen up enough to withstand the demands of super-speed is to keep them heavily sedated throughout the activation process.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b333f02e	type	Achilles in His Tent
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b333f02e	comment	Achilles in His Tent: Katyusha refuses on moral principle to help the Red Army in any offensive beyond the Molotov-Rippentrop Pact border of divided Poland, which is one of the many things that doesn't endear her to Stalin.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b34ae206	type	Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b34ae206	comment	Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex: V1 battleships can only have sex with other V1 Battleships, since intercourse with ordinary humans would end badly. Tank men, and those who don't receive physical enhancements, such as Geltmensch, can still have sex with normal people.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Dunkirk. When he's about to parachute from a plane with Leah, he swears, then immediately apologizes for using poor language in front of a lady. (And this just before he admits to fighting in wars "the better part of [his] life" and that killing doesn't bother him as much as he thinks it should!) Later, when he throws the injured Leah from the field, turns back to the Nazis who were attacking her and:
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: After ordering Scheele to be mutilated, Albert Speer reassures himself that he's "the good one", alluding to his highly questionable post-war claims to have been the Token Good Nazi.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b55698cd	type	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b55698cd	comment	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond: For certain values of "normal" and "tiny," anyway. After seeing tank-men slaughtered by the dozens by Battleship-class Ãœbers, it's easy to forget that even the weakest Ãœbers are still enhanced far beyond human levels. And when Stephanie discovers the Geltmensch mole in Bletchley Park, you see a normal human being attacked by a bulletproof super-soldier who can break walls with his bare hands and vaporize people with his eyes.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b5f97c12	type	Cover Innocent Eyes and Ears
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b5f97c12	comment	Cover Innocent Eyes and Ears: Leah does this to Tamara, the new child Battleship potential, before crushing the heads of two German sentries with her bare hands.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b6baad83	type	Hero Unit
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b6baad83	comment	Hero Unit: Rare non-video game example. The various Ãœbersâ€“especially the Battleship classâ€“are larger than regular human soldiers, with strength, durability, and Halo Effects that make them so powerful and dangerous that entire new military doctrines need to be developed to accommodate them.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b6c94487	type	Invaded States of America
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b6c94487	comment	Invaded States of America: Uber: Invasion features an invasion of the continental United States by an army of Nazi super soldiers. They proceed to rampage across the country in scorched earth tactics and destroy numerous cities, including New York City and Washington D.C., while the Americans attempt to stall them while building their own super soldiers. Then the Japanese attack with their own super soldier on the West Coast in a more haphazard guerilla campaign. The invasion is finally halted when the Japanese turn their attention to the Soviet Union, and out of the two Nazi "Battleship" Ubers spearheading the campaign, one is killed, while the other defects, causing the rest of the Nazi invasion force to either surrender or commit suicide to prevent their capture.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b7920c43	type	Lost in Translation
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b7920c43	comment	Lost in Translation: An in-universe example, combined with a Visual Pun. In issue #17 of Ãœber: Invasion, Siegmund is told he'll be participating in a decapitation attack. He pauses, then asks his translator, "We're not actually beheading someone, right?" Later that issue, Battleship Yamato is killed via a focused halo blast to the neck, and his head removed.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b85c06f2	type	Glowing Eyes of Doom
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_b85c06f2	comment	Glowing Eyes of Doom: Whenever the supersoldiers activate their Disruption Halo eye beams. Patton has almost constantly glowing eyes, which seems to be either a side-effect of him being angry so often, or deliberately done to intimdate his troops.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bc442f7a	type	Superhero Horror
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bc442f7a	comment	Superhero Horror: Given the extreme gore and deeply cynical and disturbing plot.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Threaten a peasant couple in front of Katyusha. Go on, I dare you.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bcc9f4f7	type	Realpolitik
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bcc9f4f7	comment	Realpolitik: Uber-capability is treated like nuclear capability: it confers such colossal military power that it is only shared extremely reluctantly. The British are basically blackmailed into giving it to the Americans but neither gives it to the British dominions (Canada et al) or the French or the Italians, and the two only give it to the Soviets because they need to prevent them from collapsing. To keep the Soviets from being too much of a threat the Anglo-Americans deliberately avoid telling them how to create the Woden's Blood catalyst, or about the existence and means of creating the more powerful Uber classes. The British later use the excuse of German raids on shipping to stop providing the Soviets with the catalyst. The Germans do appear to tell the Japanese how to manufacture their own catalyst, but also don't tell them about the more powerful classes. They later do tell the Japanese how to manufacture the more powerful classes, as they need the Japanese to help knock the Soviets out of the war.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: Siegfried/Markus always has one of these when he kills someone. Even when he made his first kill at the age of twelve.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_beb9a361	comment	Anti-Hero: Stephanie takes part in brutal experiments as part of being undercover in the German Ãœber program. And to successfully escape and deliver information vital for the Allies to have a chance in the war, she uses an Allied tank crew as bait for an Ãœber.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: Heavy Ãœbers turn out to have relatively weak knee joints, to the point where they are rendered utterly helpless if their knees are knocked out. It still requires the strength of another Heavy to destroy their joints, however.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c2b0ebc0	type	Never Gets Drunk
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c2b0ebc0	comment	Never Gets Drunk: One Ãœber, Lupin Schultz, laments that he barely gets drunk due to his superhuman physiology, despite having just downed seven large steins of beer.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: Ãœber: Invasion #4 has one for the first part of its issue; Stephanie finds a Destroyer and tankman-class Ãœber among the British resistance but an occupying patrol interrupts them and both candidates are killed. #4 as a whole may turn out to be one of these (although it really is too early to tell, remember that the series is barely half-over at this point) with Stephanie discovering a new Battleship-potential and Turing identifying a new type of Ãœber.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c4302351	type	Drop Pod
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c4302351	comment	Drop Pod: Hitler uses a converted V2 rocket to launch Sieglinde on a one-way mission to London. She survives the crash-landing and begins a rampage across the city.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c515d358	type	America Saves the Day
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c515d358	comment	America Saves the Day: Averted. Though the US manages to hold its ground, it's increasingly less "America winning the war" and more "America losing the least." Then Goebbels decides that since it has more long-term economic potential than the USSR, and a more fragile political order, they should attempt to raid it into societal collapse. (Independently?) The Japanese Army sends its sole Battleship to raid the USA's Pacific Coast.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c555059a	type	There Is Another
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c555059a	comment	There Is Another: Patrick O'Connor aka H.M.H. Colossus has a brother, Eamonn "Razor" O'Connor. He eventually becomes a battleship: Colossus II.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c6d11745	type	Telepathy
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c6d11745	comment	Telepathy: It's theorized that Geltmensch powers are telepathic in nature, since their actual physical appearance doesn't change. Maria seems to be showing signs of psychic powers. One character compliments her on her excellent English, only for her to claim that she doesn't speak English (though this could just be her weird sense of humor). Even stranger, she knows Hideki's real name without being told it.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The cover of issue #3, pictured above, reenacts the famous car-trashing Superman cover of Action Comics #1 with a tank, complete with Allied soldiers fleeing in the background and the lower corner. The pudgy, bespectacled, riding-crop-wielding British officer who fires on Sieglinde as she escapes from England bears a resemblance to Captain Mainwering. For bonus points this occurs in a small township ending in "-On-Sea". The ending of Invasion #1 is a dark Shout Out to Independence Day. The American Zephyr squads have red catsuits. Yamato fatalistically comments "onwards towards our noble deaths" during the Japanese push into China, in a reference to Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths, Shigeru Mizuki's manga memoir of his experiences as a Japanese soldier in WWII.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c7d86fbe	type	Plausible Deniability
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c7d86fbe	comment	Hitler, on a power high with his new super soldiers, orders and enjoys the mass slaughter of POWs. He shunned personal participation in atrocities in real life, though probably less due to squeamishness than reasons of Plausible Deniability.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c7f294da	type	Large and in Charge
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c7f294da	comment	Large and in Charge: All superhumans grow at least an extra foot in height, as well as impressive musculature to match. The V1 battleship Ãœbers are noticeably larger than the "tank" class, standing close to nine feet tall. They are also significantly heavier â€“ during the battle for Berlin, Markus/Siegfried is shown crushing a Soviet soldier to death simply by stepping on him. Averted with Katyusha, who is at first believed to be a failed Ãœber and remains tiny in stature. In truth she is a Battleship of the blitz/halo type. Even fully completed, she's much smaller than normal. The "heavy" Ãœbers are even bigger than the "battleships", but not as strong. They are much stronger than "tank" Ãœbers, though. Leah Cohen is at least five times taller than a normal person, dwarfing even the standard V1 battleships. The series is actually an inversion of the idea, as despite their incredible power, almost all the Ãœbers are soldiers and follow orders from their ordinary human superiors as usual. It's possibly played straight by Katyusha, who knows she's too powerful for anyone on her side to control and so basically does what she likes, but she's ironically the smallest of the Battleship class. Finally played straight, however, when it turns out General Patton is an Ãœber.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c93a6560	type	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c93a6560	comment	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Maria impales her Deceptive Disciple Olesya and the two other followers who tried to kill her on halo-created trees.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c949edd4	type	Magic Pants
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c949edd4	comment	Magic Pants: Most "battleship" Ãœbers are nearly indestructible, but their clothes are just outsized versions of ordinary uniforms. Therefore, during battle they sometimes get stripped almost naked by enemy fire...except for their pants, of course. Averted in Sieglinde #1/2, when Sieglinde fights a tank-class Ãœber for the first time. Her clothes are entirely gone within seconds, as the Ãœber's disruption halo disintegrates them â€“ not that this stops her from tearing him in half with one punch.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c9c756a8	type	Child Soldiers
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c9c756a8	comment	Child Soldiers: Realistically portrayed; early on, teenage Hitler Youth/Volkssturm members are shown hiding from the advancing Soviets in Berlin. The American soldier and potential Battleship Ãœber Razor is said to be too young to drink (18-21 years). There's also Britain's second Battleship, Tamara. She's a pre-teen, but her activation speeds up her physical aging, making her look like a young adult when it's done. Even Nazi Battleship Siegfried is revealed to have been just a 14-year-old teenager by the time of his death.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c9e5a0db	type	Legacy Character
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_c9e5a0db	comment	Legacy Character: Eamonn O'Connor is named USS Battleship Colossus after his deceased brother, Patrick 'HMH Battleship Colossus' O'Connor.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Minor example, but one panel in issue 17 of Invasion shows Siegmund with both arms.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_cadf2d2a	type	Death of a Thousand Cuts
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_cadf2d2a	comment	The Soviet Union sends 90 newly-minted Tank class Ubers to Kursk against Battleship Siegmund, despite all evidence suggesting that they won't even break his skin. They manage to sever an arm and force his retreat, but 81 of the original 90 are either killed or severely injured.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_caf89e54	type	Taking You with Me
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_caf89e54	comment	Taking You with Me: It is repeatedly stated that the Nazis have no chance of actually winning the war, having suffered so much economic damage before the Ãœbers emerged. Nonetheless, the sheer power of the Ãœbers and their rapid proliferation among the warring nations ensures that the war will escalate to even more catastrophic proportions. Hitler himself all but admits that he wants the Allies to suffer more than what they made Germany suffer. Sieglinde lampshades this, saying that it is too late for Germany to win the war, but at least they can make sure everyone loses.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_cc5b625b	type	Surgical Impersonation
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_cc5b625b	comment	Surgical Impersonation: Josef Goebbels has the Ãœber surgeon Anita Scheele use her disruption halo to reshape his features into Hitler's, to provide a permanent replacement after Hitler's death, as Geltmenschen can't appear on film.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ccbd82d3	type	Gotta Kill Them All
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ccbd82d3	comment	Gotta Kill Them All: By Invasion #16, the real-world leaders of the four most prominent nations in WWII (from a European perspective) have all been killed by Battleships: Churchill is decapitated by Sieglinde in her terror raid on London. Hitler is murdered by an induced heart attack by Siegmund. Truman is killed by Siegfried in his halo-destruction of the White House. Stalin is killed by having his entire body transmuted into catalyst, after Maria survives his attempt to have her assassinated and decides to respond in kind.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Hitler and Nazi Germany's main strategy with the Ãœbers in general amounts to this. After what the Reich suffered, they want to see Europe and the world burn, with themselves in charge.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: Siegmund is a type one, being decidedly disgusted by the carnage he sees and partakes in and utterly despises Siegfried for his cruelty, brutality, and fanaticism. He also attempts to console and guide Sieglinde as best he can, and overall appears as an honest soldier trying to defend his country. However, he is still a Nazi soldier fighting for a regime that he knows to be pretty much pure evil or so it seems... In fact, his plan from the start was to gain an audience with Hitler and secretly kill him for his tactical incompetence which caused so many of Siegmund's friends to die on the Ukrainian Front. Sieglinde is a type two, being obsessed with revenge for the death of her disabled husband in the Dresden Bombings and everyone else who died in said bombings. To this end she seeks revenge on Britain (and Churchill) in particular, which is granted when she is sent on a suicide mission to attack London and kill Churchill. She has an enormous kill-count from her battles in Berlin, Paris and London, but objects to the mass slaughter of prisoners by Siegfried; unlike him, she takes no pleasure in her work.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d01cffbc	type	Badass Longcoat
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d01cffbc	comment	Badass Longcoat: The German Battleships get fancy tailored uniforms. The Soviets give Katyusha a badass coat.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d028e0da	type	An Arm and a Leg
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d028e0da	comment	An Arm and a Leg: It's very frequent. Colossus got his arms torn off by Sieglinde during their battle. Siegmund loses an arm after being ambushed and briefly overpowered by 90 Soviet Tankmen. Leah nearly loses her leg during the Battle of Calais. Razor loses an arm and has his back scarred trying to save Siegmund from a nuclear bomb.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d08049db	type	Taken for Granite
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d08049db	comment	Taken for Granite: Stalin is transformed into a Woden's Blood statue by Maria.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d140c6ba	type	President Superhero
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d140c6ba	comment	President Superhero: After the Soviet leadership attempts (but fails) to have Maria killed because of her unreliability, she flattens the Kremlin before killing Stalin. She then decides to rule Russia by herself and replace communism with anarchism, declaring herself the "Protector" of the new state.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d243518d	type	In Spite of a Nail
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d243518d	comment	In Spite of a Nail: In spite of the far worse strategic position in Europe, the atomic bombs are still planned to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in part because of the German blockade of the Atlantic fleet.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d2e98fd5	type	Die or Fly
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d2e98fd5	comment	Die or Fly: Maria can't explain how she produces catalyst, so the only way that she can "train" her pupils to do so is by driving them out into the tundra to survive on their own until they die from exhaustion, die from catalyst withdrawal symptoms, or instinctively make catalyst the way that she did.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: During the Battle of Calais, repeated halo blasts from Siegmund and Sieglinde manage to snap only a single ligament in Leah Cohen's knee. Without the ligament to balance them out, her remaining ultra-strong muscles nearly tear the lower leg clean off.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d66cd0e6	type	Training from Hell
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d66cd0e6	comment	Training from Hell: Parodied when Maria sternly orders her training candidates to do press-ups, then admits that she's just messing with them. Then played straight when it turns out that the only way that Maria can think of to teach her students how to produce catalyst is to put them through what she went through.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d72164e9	type	Must Have Nicotine
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d72164e9	comment	Must Have Nicotine: Stephanie smokes a lot, combining this with Cigarette of Anxiety.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d7639dba	type	Achilles' Heel
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d7639dba	comment	Achilles' Heel: While incredibly strong, the heavy Ãœbers have a fatal weakness. Other heavies can kick out their kneecaps with ease, effectively crippling them. All Ãœbers in general appear have a finite "power supply" that fuels their abilities. Prolonged exertion without rest will deplete their powers. Further exertion past their limits causes the disruption halo to backfire and kill the Ãœber. Geltmenschen's ability is psychic, so they can only fake the appearance and voice of another - not their physiology. Stephanie recognizes one masquerading as a Tank Man by the fact he sweated during sex. They also can't fool cameras. Zephyrs can't receive physical or halo activation, so more powerful Ubers can force them to keep their distance or even kill them by taking the incredibly counterintuitive measure of blowing themselves up: they can survive that, but Zephyrs can't.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d7c3ba61	type	Race Lift
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d7c3ba61	comment	Race Lift: In-universe. The entire first generation of Zephyr-class Ãœbers were Black men who were experimented on and died in combat. The news article revealing their existence to the world showed a picture of a white man in a Zephyr uniform. Given that the racism in the American program is a major recurring theme, it seems deliberate.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d959d421	type	Rotating Protagonist
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d959d421	comment	Rotating Protagonist: Perspective of the story always flips between characters from both Allied and the Nazi side.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: It's mentioned that at least one "Miyoko" and a Japanese submarine crew decide not to return to Japan, possibly heading to Allied shores.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_db33bc7e	type	Ludicrous Gibs
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_db33bc7e	comment	Ludicrous Gibs: Whenever the Ãœbers engage ordinary troops, the latter are inevitably reduced to fountains of blood, severed limbs and shattered bones. The series' artist devotes some truly beautiful splash pages to these gorefests.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_db6230b7	type	Lightning Bruiser
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_db6230b7	comment	Lightning Bruiser: The Ãœbers are superhumanly strong, durable and agile. However, they still need to use conventional vehicles to travel long distances. The Heavy Ãœbers are even faster, and the Heavy Battleship Leah Cohen can run at over 180 miles per hour.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dc0d80ee	type	High-Pressure Blood
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dc0d80ee	comment	High-Pressure Blood: When the Nazi V1 battleship Siegmund gets his arm blown off in battle with the Soviet Ãœbers, his blood pressure is so strong that the wound sprays blood three MILES away. It's surprising he doesn't lose his entire blood supply in ten seconds; rather, he escapes into a forest and cauterizes the wound with his disruption halo. The death of Siegfried demonstrates the effectiveness of simply piercing the skin as an anti-Battleship tactic: if their halo effect has been hindered, they cannot seal the wound and prevent blood loss. Battleships' blood pressure is far too strong for clotting to take effect. During the Battle of Calais, Leah's right knee is destroyed, leaving her lower leg hanging by a thin strand of flesh. Her arterial spray is strong enough to reach a mile into the sky, alerting a nearby HMH Dunkirk.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: After Maria becomes incomparably stronger than any other character as far as the halo effect is concerned, toys with the idea, calling herself the atheist god, never letting people know for sure if she's joking or serious. Then when she annihilates the Kremlin, dissolves the Soviet Union and declares its former territory an anarchist land with herself as protector of the civilians, a horrified Leah asks her not to play god. Her response? "Do not worry. There is no play."
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dcf1e0e2	type	Punch a Wall
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dcf1e0e2	comment	Punch a Wall: Vernon nearly does this in frustration at Yamato's failure to face him in open battle, then restrains himself on realising that the shrapnel created as a result could kill any nearby unaugmented human.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dd082289	type	A Million Is a Statistic
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dd082289	comment	A Million Is a Statistic: How Stalin justifies jumpstarting the Soviets' own Uber program fast enough to confront the Nazis.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dddbdc26	type	Monumental Damage
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dddbdc26	comment	He sent one of his three most powerful supersoldiers (Sieglinde) on a pointless and possibly suicidal attack on London which resulted in little more than Monumental Damage and a dead Churchill, something even he (Churchill) dismisses as just another "old fart".
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_de143e97	type	Psychic Nosebleed
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_de143e97	comment	Psychic Nosebleed: Possible if an Ãœber over-exerts themselves.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_df410b77	type	Decoy Protagonist
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_df410b77	comment	Decoy Protagonist: The closest one the series seems to have is Stephanie, but even she may well die. No appealing character seems safe. Patrick/HMH Colossus and Winston Churchill are the best examples of this.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_df582b0b	comment	Continuity Snarl: The reveal that Markus is 14 does have some timeline issues. It's established that he killed a Jew as a child, which puts the year he did it in the early-to-mid-40s. What kind of blatantly Jewish man can walk the streets of Germany unharassed during those years?!
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dfa40c1b	type	Didn't See That Coming
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_dfa40c1b	comment	Didn't See That Coming: Twice Geltmensch missions have been undone by one of their targets turning out to be Ubers. The Geltmensch tasked with wiping out the American high command of western Europe didn't expect General Patton to be an Uber himself, while Turing is able to disable the Bletchley Park spy. The narrative wryly notes it would have been impossible for the Germans to predict the Allied attack in Uber Invasion #9. The Germans have the advantage in the Alps, with two Cruisers on a mountain peak and Sieglinde in support watching them: the Americans can hide from halo effects behind mountains, but the Germans can slowly advance peak by peak. So Patton has HMH Churchill literally thrown at the Cruisersâ€”a unique Uber smuggled into the area, deployed in the battlefield in a unique way.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e0789c2a	type	Your Head A-Splode
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e0789c2a	comment	Your Head A-Splode: Ãœbers who use their disruption halos for too long without rest risk a gory cranium-splitting self-destruct. Rudolph Gelt suffers this when Stephanie shoots him through the eyeball.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e16217f8	type	Historical Villain Upgrade
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e16217f8	comment	Historical Villain Upgrade: Hitler, on a power high with his new super soldiers, orders and enjoys the mass slaughter of POWs. He shunned personal participation in atrocities in real life, though probably less due to squeamishness than reasons of Plausible Deniability. General Shiro Ishii of Japan's Unit 731 is placed in charge of Japan's Uber Program.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e16cd24e	type	Know When to Fold 'Em
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e16cd24e	comment	Know When to Fold 'Em: In Ãœber: Invasion #17, the death of Yamato prompts Emperor Hirohito to announce the unconditional surrender of Japan, ending the war in the Pacific.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e1cc36	type	The Bait
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e1cc36	comment	The Bait: Razor acts as this to lure Siegfried into an ambush by the Zephyrs. Then, later, he baits Siegmund into A-bomb range. This doesn't work out as well as the first ambush.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: Gabriel Andrade's issues have a notably different art style to Canaan White's, especially in his depictions of the characters. Markus/Siegfried in particular looks much more androgynous in Andrade's artwork.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e542d889	type	Gorn
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e542d889	comment	Gorn: Even by the standards of Avatar Press, this has some extreme gore. Possibly the nastiest example is Colossus' death by having his arms ripped off, followed by his entire upper body being twisted into a modern-art nightmare, and then finally, five hours later, having an industrial drill pushed through his skull to end his misery. Although there's strong competition from the close-up splash page of Sankt getting his face MELTED off.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e62dfb96	type	No Endor Holocaust
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e62dfb96	comment	No Endor Holocaust: Averted â€“ the series makes it very clear that the Ãœbers cause massive civilian casualties. Especially when the Nazis begin their "Great Burn" of Europe and begin their invasion of America.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e698d371	type	Alternate-History Nazi Victory
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e698d371	comment	Alternate-History Nazi Victory: The comic is a vicious take on the scenario and Stupid Jetpack Hitler with the point of divergence arriving at the very end of World War II through the introduction of super soldiers on the Nazi side. The war gets extended, millions more end up dead, and results in an arms race between the different powers all trying to develop their own "Ubers". The Nazis' explicit plan is not to win, but to "make everyone else lose as well". The book ends up deconstructing this as although the Nazis reconquer Europe and defeat the British Empire, the land invasion of the USA that marks the high point of their success degenerates into simply a series of horrific massacres committed For the Evulz, and things then go rapidly downhill for them once their initial advantage as the first country to have superhumans dissipates. The biggest historical divergence in the book is that the Soviet Union collapses forty years early, and that was nothing to do with the Nazis at all, but instead due to Joseph Stalin getting his hands on the most powerful single superhuman in the world through dumb luck, but then being unable to stop trying to screw her over out of ego and paranoia.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e7f67516	type	Point of Divergence
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_e7f67516	comment	Point of Divergence: Rather than giving funding to Wernher von Braun and the V-2 project as he did in real life, Hitler instead gave it to General Sankt and the Uber project, which ends up producing a far more potent wunderwaffe than anyone could have ever imagined.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ec0ce986	type	Spotting the Thread
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ec0ce986	comment	Spotting the Thread: Stephanie realizes that her Tank-Man bodyguard she just seduced sweated after sex. Since they shouldn't perspire after that level of exertion, she realizes that he's a German Geltmensch spy, and immediately fetches a pistol.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ec212e4d	type	Ensemble Cast
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ec212e4d	comment	Ensemble Cast: The story moves back and forth between the European and Pacific theaters, with separate (often short-lived) main characters in each. Interestingly, the titular Ãœbers are often sidelined as characters by key historical figures like Hitler, Churchill, Stalin and Guderian.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted when the last surviving Zephyr of the team that killed Siegfried is called Rivers, but is not closely related to the US battleship brothers.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_eff83d77	type	Mundane Utility
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_eff83d77	comment	Mundane Utility: A Soviet scientist discusses how Woden's Blood could be used as an incredibly effective chemical weapon instead of creating superhumans, since it kills most people upon even skin contact. However, the stuff decays quickly when exposed to air, so they can't really deploy it, or afford to waste it. At one point, Sieglinde uses her disruption halo to dye her hair. Siegmund lights a cigarette during an interview with his halo. Stephanie rides Leah Cohen like a horse during a trip to London. Justified in that Cohen can run at 180 mph. Maria's disruption halo can turn soil into a nutritious sweet paste for food, which is edible to both humans and Ãœbers with no ill effects (so far). She also uses her halo to create diamonds and clear the road just so Soviet jeeps can drive through. Scheele uses her halo to sculpt, showing a level of precision which has her put in a program as a surgeon for Ãœbers. The historical notes narrating the series say that Halo architecture and Halo Art become known phenomena later.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f011deb5	type	Strong and Skilled
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f011deb5	comment	Strong and Skilled: Siegmund is the V1 Battleship most skilled with his Halo Effect, as he practices with it by sculpting when he is off-duty. It turns out this is so he can precisely warp Hitler's flesh.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f0c4ce7d	type	The Lost Lenore
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f0c4ce7d	comment	The Lost Lenore: Sieglinde's wartime life is defined by seeking revenge for her lost husband Leon, who was brain-damaged in the war and then killed in the bombing of Dresden.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f13a0451	type	Suicide Attack
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f13a0451	comment	Suicide Attack: Some Allied soldiers try to kill Ãœbers by throwing themselves at them while covered in live grenades (it doesn't work). Later, the Japanese "Miyoko" superhumans are sent on deliberate suicide missions to destroy American warships. One Miyoko, who says that he "earnestly desires" to carry out a kamikaze attack, allows himself to keep fighting until exhaustion makes his powers overload fatally. The Soviet Union sends 90 newly-minted Tank class Ubers to Kursk against Battleship Siegmund, despite all evidence suggesting that they won't even break his skin. They manage to sever an arm and force his retreat, but 81 of the original 90 are either killed or severely injured. Sieglinde is launched on a V2 rocket to attack London and assassinate Churchill. None of the Germans, including Sieglinde herself, expect her to survive â€“ she's just required to cause as much devastation as possible before the Allies overwhelm her. Leah Cohen is an aversion; she is almost sent in to counter Sieglinde, despite her superpowers being incomplete. Churchill orders her to hold back in order to avoid a repeat of Colossus' pointless death, despite knowing that this will cost him his life.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f16da697	type	Undying Loyalty
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f16da697	comment	Maria tries to educate Yammato that his Undying Loyalty to Japan is misplaced is ignored, as he later fights to the death for the Emperor, when the Americans were willing to spare him in his crippled condition.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f1d6144a	type	War Is Hell
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f1d6144a	comment	War Is Hell: Takes place in an Alternate History World War II where Nazi Germany was able to create superhuman soldiers during the last days of the war. Though they are able to save the Nazis' from the brink of defeat during the Battle of Berlin, the most destructive conflict in human history soon turns even worse, as the Allies gain the ability to create their own Ubers which escalates the fighting to even more catastrophic proportions. A German general goes as far as committing suicide when he realizes the Ubers will only prolong the war and even more people will die as result. To cap it all off, its stated that its too late for the Nazis to win (as they were left too debilitated following the fighting), but at least they can make sure everyone else loses.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f25b1ae6	type	Unskilled, but Strong
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f25b1ae6	comment	Unskilled, but Strong: Siegfried. While Siegmund and Sieglinde are capable of more delicate use of their Halo Effect, Siegfried is only ever seen using his brutally against straightforward problems and weaker opponents. Leah Cohen has no halo effect, but theoretically is strong and durable enough that it should not matter.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f3626b09	type	Mercy Kill
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f3626b09	comment	Mercy Kill: Patrick/Colossus gets one after being horribly mutilated but not killed by Sieglinde. His skull is so tough it takes five hours to pierce it with an industrial drill.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f4bec3d	type	Magic Plastic Surgery
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f4bec3d	comment	Magic Plastic Surgery: One of the lower-class Ãœbers, Anita Scheele, teaches herself to use her halo effect with surgical precision, allowing her to change the face of Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels so he can assume the identity of the dead Adolf Hitler. However, to reach this level she had to hone her skills on hundreds of human test subjects who all died before she could perfect the process. Even then, she has to "fix up" Goebbels' new face every so often, since it will slowly fall apart, demonstrated when he pulls off one of his ears.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f91d1d4f	type	Darkest Hour
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f91d1d4f	comment	Darkest Hour: Britain faces this after the failure to stop the Nazi advance at the Battle of Calais, and the death of HMH Dunkirk and the crippling of Leah. Nazi Ubers begin gouging large chunks out of Southern England, with Dover being completely destroyed. Montgomery notes to the War Cabinet that they can expect London to start burning within the week, with few British Uber forces left to stop it and the only real hope left being the U.S. bringing their own enhanced strength into play.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Men refusing to use swear words with Leah Cohen present. Whenever somebody's plans turn out incredibly badly for them, the narration describes them as irrelevant.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fdad625e	type	Was Once a Man
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fdad625e	comment	Was Once a Man: The appearances of the new heavy-class Ãœbers are a shock to the scientists who develop them. Glimpses through their armor show normal human body proportions, scaled up to ridiculous size and incredibly muscled. The "heavy battleship" Leah Cohen, on the other hand, looks like a monstrous cross between a giant pink gorilla and Popeye. What makes this especially tragic is that she was warned of the possible deformities, but decided to proceed with the transformation in order to bring the Nazis to justice for their atrocities. A flashback reveals that Battleship Zero, the first attempt at activating a Battleship-potential human, looked even worse. It is so misshapen that its original sex is impossible to determine. Massive legless slug-like body bursting with huge tumor-like growths, sword-like claws, and a face that looks like it has partially melted down into its neck. At least Leah Cohen is still humanoid and symmetrical. Zero looks like the unholy love child of Jabba the Hutt and a Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Tyrant.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fe10cf42	type	Alien Space Bats
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fe10cf42	comment	Alien Space Bats: The Nazis develop super-people. Even more so, they did it via Imported Alien Phlebotinum â€“ a chemical catalyst known as "Woden's Blood", and a mysterious book in an unknown language which contains instructions on how to create Ãœbers.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fe614133	type	Beauty Is Never Tarnished
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_fe614133	comment	Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Subverted with Sieglinde after her confrontation with Maria and with Leah whose activation turns her into a deformed and hideous giant.
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Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Ãœber (Comic Book) / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Gillen wrote a 25,000-word world bible. He notes he was so deep in research that at one point his German friends found him with a map of 1945 Berlin, a pile of Nazi biographies, World At War on TV, and listening to Richard Wagner.
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