WHAT IF SAITAMA WAS Caught in the Great Patriotic War? One strike, and three million soldiers wou...
June 22, 1941. Three and a half million Wehrmacht soldiers begin their invasion. Tanks, aircraft, artillery—the most powerful army in history marches east.
And at that moment, a portal opens in the middle of a Belarusian forest. A bald man in a yellow suit emerges. He catches a tank shell with two fingers. He snaps the tank in half. And asks, "Are there any stores here?"
Saitama is a hobby hero. A man capable of destroying anything with a single blow. But even he can't be everywhere at once. And the Germans have a plan.
In this episode:
— How one man stopped Operation Barbarossa in nineteen days
— Why absolute power is useless without strategy
— The Heydrich Plan, which made the invincible hero lose
— The 1,200-kilometer race and the scene in Hitler's bunker
— Twenty-seven million lives that were not lost
Alternative history. Hardcore. Cinematic. Until the last second.
P.S. This is purely a figment of the author's imagination; don't take it personally.
Like if you want part two—Saitama vs. the Cold War.