The villains are an allegory for nazi germany

I wasn't implying that. I just like the ship. Wasn't a reference to AT

..i admit i have a kink for nazi coded villians...especially if they female

>Villains are a unique take on authoritarianism
>General public: "NAZIS!!!!!!!!! COMMIES!!!!!!! FASCISTS!!!!!!"

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>unique

Nazis are bad. Duh.

>The Villains are an Allegory for Imperialism

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Give me an example

it's the only enemy who are not children or women the Murricans fought against and won, even though they came near the end of the war and did nothing but fight against some poetry loving monkeys who had no training and almost no technology on their side, yet they took the credit of ending the war and killing hitler for some reason.

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To be fair the Nazis knocked it out of the park with their aesthetics. Simple, stylish, intimidating. Commies just look like they got dressed at a thrift store half the time.

>period piece
>Nazis are so British the piss tea and shit crumpets

Nazis had the better fashion, imagery, and music out of all the authoritarian regimes.

Stalin needed art to make himself look good, and Mussolini had shit tier Aesthetics

Starship Troopers (The Book)

Nazi fashion mixed with british accents makes good aesthetics. Almost makes one forget that Germany had shit leaders and Kaiser Wilhelm was a retard

Only 1 out of 2 Kaiser Wilhelms were retarded