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| − | '''''Hitler and Fegelein’s gun kata duel''''' is a parody by [[F-A Alexander|Gb. Alexander]]. As of |
+ | '''''Hitler and Fegelein’s gun kata duel''''' is a parody by [[F-A Alexander|Gb. Alexander]]. As of February 2020, it has gained over 1,925 views and 73 likes. It won July 2015’s [[Parody of the Month]] and best FX parody in the [[Unterganger Awards]] of that month. |
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| ⚫ | {{spoiler start}}The parody begins with [[Hermann Fegelein|Fegelein]] confronting [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] and [[Otto Günsche|Günsche]] in a circular room. As he walks his way to Hitler’s table, a group of swordsmen who are hiding behind the room’s pillars stop him. Hitler taunts Fegelein, telling him that "there’s no way you can defeat them all". Fegelein proves him wrong by defeating the swordsmen with ease, using their own weapons against them. |
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| ⚫ | The parody begins with [[Hermann Fegelein|Fegelein]] confronting [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] and [[Otto Günsche|Günsche]] in a circular room. As he walks his way to Hitler’s table, a group of swordsmen who are hiding behind the room’s pillars stop him. Hitler taunts Fegelein, telling him that "there’s no way you can defeat them all". Fegelein proves him wrong by defeating the swordsmen with ease, using their own weapons against them. |
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A stunned Hitler stares in horror and Günsche tries to take on Fegelein by taking a katana. Fegelein avoids his attacks and kills him by slashing him three times. The titular duel then begins when Hitler rises from his table and grabs a pistol, with Fegelein following suit by grabbing one of Günsche’s pistols. The duel lasts for at least 40 seconds before ending with Fegelein disarming Hitler and shooting him in the chest. The parody then ends with the victorious Fegelein leaving the room. |
A stunned Hitler stares in horror and Günsche tries to take on Fegelein by taking a katana. Fegelein avoids his attacks and kills him by slashing him three times. The titular duel then begins when Hitler rises from his table and grabs a pistol, with Fegelein following suit by grabbing one of Günsche’s pistols. The duel lasts for at least 40 seconds before ending with Fegelein disarming Hitler and shooting him in the chest. The parody then ends with the victorious Fegelein leaving the room. |
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Revision as of 13:31, 11 February 2020
Hitler and Fegelein’s gun kata duel is a parody by Gb. Alexander. As of February 2020, it has gained over 1,925 views and 73 likes. It won July 2015’s Parody of the Month and best FX parody in the Unterganger Awards of that month.
Plot
FX
The parody was made using Sony Vegas Pro 11.0, like Alexander’s previous (and later) parodies. It relied heavily on special effects; the entire parody utilized a scene from the 2002 action movie Equilibrium (in this case the 16:9 version of the movie), and headpasted Hitler, Fegelein, and Günsche’s heads into the characters’ heads, namely DuPont, Preston, and Brandt, respectively. The headpastes in question were made by TheSilverUniverse and Staedty86, which are made available to download for parodymaking purposes.
Certain sound effects are also added in the parody, taken from the video game MindJack and the Michael Mann movie Collateral, starring Tom Cruise, who played Claus von Stauffenberg in Valkyrie.
Trivia
- In the credits, among the people listed in the Special Thanks section is writer Gen Urobuchi of Saya no Uta, Madoka Magica, and Kamen Rider Gaim fame, who is a fan of Equilibrium. He even wrote a fan-fiction kinetic novel based on the film, called Jouka no Monshou (Emblem of the Sacred Flame).
- Headpaste FX goof: In a few of the parody's shots, both DuPont and Brandt are left unedited without Hitler and Günsche’s heads, respectively.
- In his 300 Subscribers Q&A Results video, Alexander has expressed his regrets that he submitted a newer parody, Hitler leads the Atrox Army instead of this parody to the first Hitler Rants Parodies Contest of 2015.