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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 15:20:36 GMT
Call of Duty and Medal of Honor may look like the same as OTL for the WWII segments but anything crossing into modern day would look really different. I could imagine Modern Warfare takes place in Central Asia while Black Ops will have a Tadiar chapter just like how Manuel Noriega appeared in Black Ops II. True, we may still have Call of Duty and Medal of Honor, or they may have alternate counterparts to them. I was wondering where the "Canadian Football League" mentioned as declining was based on football or American football but it seems to have been largely a Rugby Union sport.
Steve The Canadian Football League is a real thing, and it is American football. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Football_League |
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 17:39:05 GMT
By the way, I am thinking of this alternate Gundam TL...
1994: G-Gundam:A Neo-Philippines Gundam shows up in one episode and fights Chibodee Crockett in the Guyana Highlands, the fighter was someone looking to defect from his country for being accused of criticizing his government and forcing the fighter to commit dishonorable acts. Notably this is one episode where Domon is just a minor player in this episode. After Domon defeats the Neo-Philippine Army (who possess Nobusshis and Murphy mobile suits) and President guarding the fighter, Chibodee then defeats the Neo-Philippines fighter. Chibodee offers him to go to Neo-America to train as a boxer, but the neo-Filipino fighter declines, claiming that he did not want to disgrace his country like his government wanted him to do. He later shows up in the finale as one of the Gundam fighters under Kyral Mekirel and Allenby Beardsley.
1995: Gundam Wing: Wufei is said to be Taiwanese instead of Mainland Chinese.
1996: Gundam X: there will be a subtle reference to Chinese bombing of the Philippines
1999: Turn-A Gundam
2002: Gundam SEED
2004: Gundam SEED-Destiny
2007: Gundam 00
2012: Gundam XN (basically SEED 2.0? crossed with AGE?)
2014: G-Reco
2015: Gundam IBO (the ending is changed a bit)
2019: Gundam Zero (basically Aldnoah Zero meets Kamen Rider Zi-O and Gundam EXA)
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 17:53:02 GMT
By the way, I am thinking of this alternate Gundam TL... 1994: G-Gundam:A Neo-Philippines Gundam shows up in one episode and fights Chibodee Crockett in the Guyana Highlands, the fighter was someone looking to defect from his country for being accused of criticizing his government and forcing the fighter to commit dishonorable acts. Notably this is one episode where Domon is just a minor player in this episode. After Domon defeats the Neo-Philippine Army (who possess Nobusshis and Murphy mobile suits) and President guarding the fighter, Chibodee then defeats the Neo-Philippines fighter. Chibodee offers him to go to Neo-America to train as a boxer, but the neo-Filipino fighter declines, claiming that he did not want to disgrace his country like his government wanted him to do. He later shows up in the finale as one of the Gundam fighters under Kyral Mekirel and Allenby Beardsley. 1995: Gundam Wing: Wufei is said to be Taiwanese instead of Mainland Chinese. 1996: Gundam X: there will be a subtle reference to Chinese bombing of the Philippines 1999: Turn-A Gundam 2002: Gundam SEED? 2007: Gundam 00 2012: Gundam XN (basically SEED 2.0? crossed with AGE?) 2015: Gundam IBO (as in OTL?) 2019: Gundam Zero (basically Wing crossed with Gundam EXA and Kamen Rider Decade and Zi-O)? No Gundam SEED, as Gundam XN would fill SEED's role instead. Of course, Gundam XN would have the same timeskip format as OTL Gundam 00, with ATL Gundam XN Season 2 being this version's Gundam SEED Destiny instead) |
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 18:01:10 GMT
OK then.
The IBO being changed ending is that Mikazuki did not die but agreed to be imprisoned for life (Julietta decides to spare him) in exchange for his comrades' freedom, but will be vilified in public as conspiring with McGillis's revolt (Kinda what happened to Slaine in Aldnoah Zero). Akihiro also survives the battle with Iok Kujan and became Azee Gurumin's new right hand man, and yes he's has a daughter named Lafter with one of the Turbines in memory of his previous girlfriend.
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 18:01:29 GMT
Changing it:
POD is that G-Saviour was vetoed, along with SEED. Also, in 1994, G-Gundam is somewhat different.
2002: Gundam Crossbone Vanguard was released. Basically both a retelling of Gundam f91 but adding Gundam Crossbone. Director is Mitsuo Fukuda (same in SEED).
2004: G-Gundam sequel was released, named G-Gundam Go, to somewhat more positive reviews. The protagonist was from Neo-Korea. Director is Kazuki Akane (Escaflowne).
2007: Gundam 00 was released. Reception is good as in OTL. Same staff and cast.
2009: Gundam AGE's proposal was vetoed over Gundam Unicorn and Gundam XN.
2010: Gundam Unicorn was released as an full animated series along with the Gundam 00 movie.
2012: Gundam XN was released. (basically SEED with elements of AGE and 00). Director is Seiji Mizushima.
2013: Gundam Build Fighters was released.
2014: G-Reco and Gundam Build Fighters Try released. OTL cast.
2015: Gundam IBO released with different ending (Mikazuki surviving). OTL cast.
2018: Gundam Narrative and Build Divers released.
2019: Gundam Build Divers ReRise released.
2020: Gundam Zero released. Basically an alt-Gundam EXA manga, but more in line with Super Robot Wars, Namco x Capcom, Kamen Riders Decade and Zi-O, with elements of Keroro Gunsou thrown in. The Gundam is like the Core Gundam, but the armor packs are of the previous lead Gundam mechs. It is the third calendar to use an iteration of the AD calendar (after 00 and XN). First Gundam series to depict the protagonist as a member of a present-day military, (e.g. Japanese military). Short like G-Reco, the COVID crisis did not help matters.
2021: Gundam Hathaway's Flash released.
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 18:07:54 GMT
OK then. The IBO being changed ending is that Mikazuki did not die but agreed to be imprisoned for life (Julietta decides to spare him) in exchange for his comrades' freedom, but will be vilified in public as conspiring with McGillis's revolt (Kinda what happened to Slaine in Aldnoah Zero). Akihiro also survives the battle with Iok Kujan and became Azee Gurumin's new right hand man, and yes he's has a daughter named Lafter with one of the Turbines in memory of his previous girlfriend. Not sure if IBO would even be made, although we could see an earlier GBF, and more Gundam spinoffs. Also, who is the protagonist of Gundam XN? I might have to do another OMAKE on that in the future. |
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 18:35:17 GMT
Indeed.
Make the protagonist of Gundam XN a Filipino to rile up the public.
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 18:47:17 GMT
Indeed. Make the protagonist of Gundam XN a Filipino to rile up the public. Sven Cal Bayang, maybe? |
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 18:53:16 GMT
DO IT, TheRomanSlayer.
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 18:56:46 GMT
Ok, but that will be in the next Omake. Next up will be the main update, which we will take a look at the repercussions from the bombing.
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 19:42:44 GMT
And oof, looks like Manila got Warsaw-ed all over again. Or Sarajevo'ed.
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 19:49:50 GMT
The damage done to Manila is even worse than what happened when the Americans retook it from the Japanese in 1945.
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 20:32:45 GMT
Short of being nuked, in fact.
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Apr 17, 2021 20:49:47 GMT
Yes, although the only positive side to this would be an earlier sanitation campaign though the replacement of the pipes in the sewers. It could also lead to the removal of those annoying electrical cords that you are hanging over the streets within Philippine towns and barangays.
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Post by kyuzoaoi on Apr 17, 2021 21:12:29 GMT
Yeah, so what would alt-Manila look like now?
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