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Personalities of the characters from Earth-X — Arrowverse

Nazi regime

Dark Arrow (Oliver Queen): Authoritarian, calculating, cruel, and obsessed with control. He is a strategic leader who doesn't hesitate to sacrifice others for his own goals. Overgirl (Kara Danvers): Arrogant, aggressive, ruthless, and convinced of the superiority of her ideology. She is extremely loyal to Dark Arrow.

Reverse-Flash (Eobard Thawne): Sarcastic, manipulative, intelligent, and vengeful. He enjoys provoking his enemies and usually acts in his own self-interest. ### Earth-X Resistance The Ray (Ray Terrill): Courageous, idealistic, compassionate, and determined. He believes in freedom and confronts the regime even when faced with more powerful adversaries.

General Winn Schott: disciplined, serious, strategic, and responsible. He leads the resistance forces and demonstrates great commitment to the liberation of his people. Citizen Cold (Leo Snart): sarcastic, confident, independent, and rebellious. He uses humor to deal with difficult situations, but also demonstrates loyalty and courage.

Key difference: Dark Arrow, Overgirl, and Reverse-Flash are driven by power, ideology, or personal interests. The Ray, General Winn, and Citizen Cold fight for freedom, although they have different ways of confronting danger.

CW's Earth-X

Earth-X is an alternate reality introduced in the Arrowverse crossover event Crisis on Earth-X (2017), in which the Nazis won World War II and conquered the planet.

Main characters

Dark Arrow (Oliver Queen): Nazi version of Green Arrow and leader of the regime. Overgirl (Kara Danvers): Nazi version of Supergirl, an extremely powerful Kryptonian.

Reverse-Flash (Eobard Thawne): a speedster who allies himself with the regime and aids its leaders. Prometheus-X: an alternate version of Prometheus, linked to the forces of Earth-X.

The Ray (Ray Terrill): a hero who fights against the Nazi regime. General Winn Schott: military leader of the resistance.

Citizen Cold (Leo Snart): a heroic version of Leonard Snart, a member of the resistance.

The two sides

Nazi regime: Dark Arrow, Overgirl, and Reverse-Flash use their powers to preserve totalitarian rule.

Resistance: The Ray, General Winn Schott, and Citizen Cold fight the regime and attempt to liberate Earth-X.

Main Story

During Barry Allen and Iris West's wedding, the heroes of Earth-X invade Earth-1. They intend to capture Supergirl and obtain her heart to save Overgirl, who is dying due to exposure to solar radiation.

The heroes discover the invaders' origin, join forces with the Earth-X resistance, and confront the Nazi regime. In the final showdown, Dark Arrow and Overgirl are defeated, while the survivors of the resistance gain an opportunity to rebuild their world.

Main locations on Earth-10 — DC

Metropolis: the main city associated with Overman. It is the center of power of the regime and the setting for the tragedy that marks the history of Mastermen. Gotham City: the city associated with Batman's Nazi counterpart, Leatherwing.

New York: an important urban center for the history of the United States and for the resistance. Washington, D.C.: the American political capital, under the influence of the Nazi regime.

Czechoslovakia: location where Kal-L's spacecraft crashed in 1938, allowing the Nazis to find the future Overman. Eagle's Nest: orbital installation of the New Reichsmen, used as the team's base.

*Fortress of Solitude: associated with Superman mythology and Overman's Kryptonian origins, although it is not the main setting of Mastermen.

• Freedom Fighters Headquarters: clandestine locations used by the resistance to organize their operations against the regime.

Important: Not all of these locations receive the same prominence in the Earth-10 comics; some are associated with the characters' general mythology, while Metropolis, Czechoslovakia, and the Eagle's Nest have more direct relevance to Overman's story.

3. Other important characters
   Adolf Hitler: creates Overman as an instrument of the regime and uses his power to consolidate the Nazi victory.
   Dr. Sivana: a scientist involved in the plot. His actions contribute to manipulating events and undermining the resistance.
   Jürgen Olsen: a character connected to Overman's circle, with a role in the history of Nazi-dominated society.
   Lena: a secondary character connected to the events of Earth-10.
   Colonel von Hammer and Dr. von Braun: figures associated with the military and scientific structure of the regime.
   How do the stories connect?
   Overman discovers that the supposed utopia he helped build is founded on the suffering of millions. While trying to cope with his guilt, the Freedom Fighters organize a new offensive against the regime.
   However, manipulative forces interfere in events, and the decisions of both sides contribute to a catastrophe in Metropolis.
   The central tragedy of Earth-10 is that of Overman: he possesses enough power to dominate the world, but must face the consequences of having helped build a monstrous society. Meanwhile, the Freedom Fighters fight to ensure that the victims of this system are not forgotten.

2. Freedom Fighters — the heroes of the resistance
   They represent people persecuted by the regime and groups that the Nazis tried to exterminate.
   Uncle Sam
   He is the embodiment of the American spirit of freedom. At one point, he disappears, but returns to reunite the Freedom Fighters and lead the resistance against the government. His presence inspires people who have lost hope.
   Phantom Lady
   In this reality, her name is Sophia Becker, and she is a Jewish woman. Her story represents the persecution suffered by Jews under the Nazi regime. She uses her resources and skills to fight back against her oppressors.
   The Ray
   He is a hero associated with the LGBTQ+ community. His existence represents people persecuted by Nazi ideology. He joins the resistance and fights against the government's superhuman forces.
   Doll Woman (Thumbelina)
   Her name is Martha, and she is Doll Man's wife. She also participates in the resistance, confronting a regime that persecutes people for their religious beliefs.

The history of the Earth-10 characters is primarily presented in DC's The Multiversity: Mastermen. The plot follows the superhumans of the Nazi regime and the heroes who attempt to overthrow it. DC itself confirms Overman's origin and the composition of the two teams.

1. New Reichsmen — the regime's superheroes

Overman (Superman)

Kal-L arrived on Earth in 1938, in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. Raised by Hitler, he became Overman and helped the regime win the war and conquer the world. Years later, he began to feel guilty for the atrocities committed by the society he helped build and started to act against the regime itself.

Brünhilde (Wonder Woman)

She is Wonder Woman's counterpart in this reality. She is a member of the New Reichsmen and acts as one of the regime's main defenders. Her individual history is less explored compared to Overman's.

Leatherwing (Batman)

He is an alternate version of Batman who works alongside Overman. He is part of the superhuman elite responsible for maintaining Nazi rule and fighting the Freedom Fighters.

Blitzen (Flash)

This is the universe's version of the speedster known as Flash. He is a member of the New Reichsmen and uses his super-speed in service of the regime.

Underwaterman (Aquaman)

He is the counterpart to Aquaman and one of the members of the New Reichsmen. His involvement is primarily linked to the team and the defense of the government.

Manhunter

He is an alternate version of Martian Manhunter, associated with the regime's supporters. His personal history receives little attention in the main story.

Overgirl

She is a female clone of Overman, for whom he had great affection, as if she were his sister. Her death is one of the personal tragedies that mark Overman's history.

Green Lantern and Red Tornado

There are versions of these heroes linked to the New Reichsmen, although they have little individual participation in the Mastermen storyline.

The main story of Earth-10 is told primarily in The Multiversity: Mastermen, by Grant Morrison.

Main Story

1. The Nazi victory: In 1938, Kal-L's spaceship crashes in Nazi-occupied territory. Adolf Hitler raises the boy as a symbol of the regime, calling him Overman. Kryptonian technology helps the Nazis win World War II.

2. World Domination: Overman and the New Reichsmen become the regime's main defenders. The planet is transformed by a dictatorship built on persecution and atrocities.

3. Overman's regret: After being away from Earth for a few years, he returns and is confronted with the scale of the crimes committed by the regime. Although he remains connected to the system, he begins to feel guilt for his past.

4. The return of the resistance: led by Uncle Sam, the Freedom Fighters resume the fight against the Nazis. Among them are Phantom Lady, Black Condor, Human Bomb, Doll Man, and The Ray.

5. The Fall of Metropolis: Overman ends up secretly helping the rebels. The orbital headquarters of the New Reichsmen, the Eagle's Nest, falls on Metropolis, destroying the city and killing its inhabitants.

The central theme: Earth-10 depicts a seemingly organized and powerful world, but one built upon atrocities. Overman must confront his guilt for helping to create this reality, while the Freedom Fighters fight to end the regime.

In DC's Earth-10, the dynamics revolve around the conflict between the New Reichsmen, who protect the Nazi regime, and the Freedom Fighters, who fight to overthrow it.

Dynamics between groups

Overman and the Reichsmen: Overman leads the team, but feels guilt for the world built by the regime. This creates tension between his conscience and his role as a symbol of the government. Overman and the Freedom Fighters: He begins to question the system and ends up secretly helping the resistance.

Leatherwing and the enemies: acts as one of the regime's defenders and participates in the persecution of rebels. Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters: Uncle Sam inspires the members and represents the hope of liberation.

The Freedom Fighters among themselves: despite having different personal motivations, they unite for the common goal of liberating the population. The two groups: there is a relationship of persecution, espionage, confrontation, and betrayal, because the Freedom Fighters threaten the power of the Reichsmen.

The central dynamic: the Reichsmen have power and institutional control; the Freedom Fighters have resistance and determination. Overman's guilt complicates this division and contributes to the regime's internal conflict.

Earth-X/Earth-10 has different versions of the characters depending on the comic book. To bring all the characters together, it's important to separate the New Reichsmen, the Freedom Fighters, and the other heroes and villains of this universe.

1. New Reichsmen — Nazi team

Overman: Superman's version and leader of the team. Brünhilde: Wonder Woman's equivalent.

*Leatherwing: Batman's equivalent.

• Blitzen: Flash's equivalent.

*Underwaterman: equivalent of Aquaman.

• Manhunter: equivalent of Martian Manhunter.

*Overgirl: female version linked to Overman's powers; appears in stories related to Earth-10.

2. Freedom Fighters — resistance

In the Earth-10 version, the main members are:

• Uncle Sam: leader and symbol of the resistance.

The Ray: manipulates light energy. Black Condor: possesses the power of flight.

Human Bomb: Releases explosive energy. Doll Man: Can shrink in size.

Doll Woman (Thumbelina): also possesses the ability to shrink in size. Other characters and forces of Earth-10: Adolf Hitler: historical figure linked to the origin of the Nazi regime in this reality.

Baroness Blitzkrieg: a character associated with Nazi forces. Iron Police: a police force linked to the regime.

Cyborg Overman: a cybernetic version related to Overman.

These characters appear in different records and stories from Earth-10; not all of them are directly part of either of the two teams.

Important: Earth-X and Earth-10 are different realities in DC publications, although both have stories involving Nazis and resistance. The characters and teams change according to the continuity.

Freedom Fighters — Earth-X

The Freedom Fighters are a resistance group fighting against the Nazi regime on Earth-X. They combat the Axis forces and attempt to liberate humanity from dictatorship.

Main members

Uncle Sam: leader of the team and embodiment of the American spirit of freedom. He possesses superhuman strength linked to the hope and determination of the people. Doll Man: can shrink in size while maintaining proportionally high strength.

Phantom Lady: Uses blacklight technology to create invisibility and incapacitation effects. The Ray: Manipulates light energy, being able to fire blasts, fly, and create energy constructs.

Black Condor: possesses the ability to fly and aerial combat skills. Human Bomb: can release explosive energy from its own body, making it extremely dangerous in combat.

Uncle Sam: He is Uncle Sam himself; he is not a separate member of the cast.

History

The Freedom Fighters emerged as a resistance against Nazi rule. Under Uncle Sam's leadership, its members confront soldiers, agents, and superhumans of the regime, carrying out operations to weaken the government and inspire popular uprisings.

Their main conflict is against the New Reichsmen, the team of superhumans who protect the Nazi regime. While their enemies represent the strength of the totalitarian government, the Freedom Fighters symbolize the fight for freedom.

Characters from Axis — Earth-10

The New Reichsmen are the Nazi version of the Justice League on Earth-10, an alternate reality in the DC Universe where the Nazis won World War II.

Overman: a version of Superman. He was created by the Nazi regime and became their main superhero, although he comes to question the consequences of his actions. Brünhilde: the equivalent of Wonder Woman, associated with the Valkyries of Norse mythology.

Leatherwing: an alternate version of Batman, working for the regime. Blitzen: the Flash's equivalent, with super speed.

Underwaterman: equivalent of Aquaman, associated with the dominion of the oceans. Fledermaus: character associated with the alternate universe of Earth-10, linked to the theme of bats.

History of the group: The New Reichsmen are used to protect Nazi rule and fight its adversaries. Although they are equivalent to traditional heroes, their alternate versions exist in an authoritarian society, where their powers serve the interests of the regime.

The story of Axis on Earth-X begins in an alternate reality in which Nazi Germany won World War II and established a world regime.

Over the years, the regime came to rely on superhumans to ensure its supremacy. Among them are Overman, the Nazi version of Superman, and other alternate heroes who form the New Reichsmen, the team that protects the government.

The group acts as the regime's main fighting force, hunting down rebels and confronting the Freedom Fighters, who are trying to liberate humanity.

Thus, the New Reichsmen represent the superhuman arm of a totalitarian system, using their powers to preserve the order imposed by the Nazis.

The story of the Freedom Fighters on Earth-X begins in an alternate reality where the Nazis won World War II and established a world regime.

In this scenario, Uncle Sam assembles heroes willing to fight against tyranny, forming the Freedom Fighters. The team carries out missions against Nazi forces, confronts superhumans loyal to the regime, and tries to inspire the population to rebel.

Their main enemies are the New Reichsmen, led by Overman, who use their powers to maintain Nazi rule.

The central conflict is a war for freedom: the Freedom Fighters must confront extremely powerful enemies as they attempt to overthrow a regime that controls virtually the entire planet.

Freedom Fighters — Earth-X

The Freedom Fighters are a group of superheroes who fight against the Nazi regime on Earth-X. They resist tyranny, sabotage government plans, and try to liberate humanity.

Key members:

Uncle Sam: leader of the team, symbol of freedom and resistance. Doll Man: can shrink in size.

Phantom Lady: Uses black light devices for concealment and combat. The Ray: Manipulates light energy and can fly.

*Black Condor: possesses the ability to fly.

• Human Bomb: releases explosive energy through its own body.

Uncle Sam: In some formations, it's the same character who leads the team, not a different member.

Main enemy: the New Reichsmen, superhumans who protect the Nazi regime.

Objective: to overthrow Nazi rule and restore freedom to the people of Earth-X.

In DC's Earth-X, the Axis represents the superhumans who support the Nazi regime in a reality where the Nazis won World War II. They use their powers, technology, and military influence to keep the population under their control and eliminate the Freedom Fighters' resistance.

Key members — New Reichsmen

Overman: Nazi version of Superman, raised under the regime's ideology and leader of the team. Brünhilde: equivalent of Wonder Woman.

*Leatherwing: Nazi version of Batman.

• Blitzen: Nazi version of the Flash, with super speed.

*Underwaterman: equivalent of Aquaman.

• Manhunter: member of the team that represents another version of a DC hero.

The group is known as the New Reichsmen in the Earth-10 continuity. Their function is to protect Nazi rule, and they are the main adversaries of the Freedom Fighters.