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| “ | Listen to me. I will kill you. I will kill your mother. I will kill your pets. I will kill your plants. | „ |
| ~ Hitler to Audrey and Victor |
Adolf Hitler is the titular main antagonist of the web animation, Literally Hitler. He is the former chancellor of Nazi Germany who moved in next door to a Jewish family and came over to them for dinner, plotting to kill them.
He was voiced by Joe Gran, who also voiced the Egg Boiz in the Hazbin Hotel pilot.
Personality[]
While being a passionate artist, he has absolutely no qualms with killing. He only becomes nervous when the protagonists' mom gets in his face to scold and threaten him.
Biography[]
Before Hitler moved into the neighborhood, he was the Chancellor of Nazi Germany with his reason for fleeing might be the ending of the Second World War.
The protagonists, siblings Audrey and Victor, suspect that the new neighbor they would be having dinner with is "literally Hitler". He is first shown in the video when the front door of the house is opened and he introduces himself. He joins the protagonists and their mom for dinner which he has actually poisoned.
When Victor and Audrey start to argue, Hitler turns around and screams at them to stop arguing. Audrey decides to talk back to him which prompts him to make death threats towards both of them. He states that, at first he wasn't actually going to kill them but since they disrespected him, he plans to kill them and their mother.
Audrey and Victor try to fight Adolf until their mother steps in wondering what is going on. All of them have to go with the alibi that they were playing a game called "Kill Hitler."
Hitler prepares to make his poisoned meal of German macaroni and cheese to take out the family. He then pulls a knife on the protagonists when they find the idea of Hitler's cooking disgusting.
Victor goes to warn his mother of Hitler being a literal Nazi, but she doesn't believe her son and angrily tells him to go to his room. He eventually comes back downstairs to eat Hitler's cooking and prove Hitler's true nature even if it kills him. When Victor goes unconscious, as Hitler has indeed poisoned the macaroni, the mother scolds and threatens the Fuehrer with death for supposedly murdering her son. Hitler manages to escape when Victor is taken away in an ambulance.
Audrey chases after Hitler when he flees into his mansion that turns out to be merely a decoy hiding a shelter. Audrey enters it to see a suicidal Hitler with a gun to his head. She tries to have a heart to heart talk with the disgraced Nazi, reminding him of his old creations from Newgrounds, DeviantArt and Fur Affinity and asks him if he could just go back to doing that. Even though Hitler was deeply ashamed of his old artwork, Audrey tells him that it was a part of who he was and should keep doing it instead of causing others to suffer.
In the end, Victor wakes up in a hospital bed to see Audrey waiting for him to wake up. He asks her where Hitler was and she told him that he is somewhere where he can harm nobody. The scene cuts to Hitler composing a fetish painting of Dot Warner from Animaniacs with large stinky feet.
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Trivia[]
- His skin is likely gray due to him either being formerly dead or extremely old.
- The dagger that he carries with him (depicted more as a knife in the video though) is a reference to a popular depiction of a World War II Nazi dagger.
- When he's escaping and cartwheeling, he can be seen cartwheeling in a pose similar to the Nazi swastika.
- Hitler is the only character in the animation who is voiced by Joe Gran while the other characters are voiced by Danielle Kogan.
- There's numerous references to how Hitler was like in real life and how he operated things. These include:
- Hating the Auttonberry family for being Jewish, referring to his antisemitism in real life.
- Getting offended by Victor cursing, since he never cursed in real life.
- Him using Zyklon B in the "German macaroni and cheese". Zyklon B was used in the German concentration death camps to gas people in the gas chambers.
- Him saying that the amount of kids that he had was a surprise. This is a joke towards the rumors about the real Hitler having kids.
- Hitler was an actual artist in real life and originally wanted to pursue a painting career, but after being rejected from art school twice, he gained bigger military interests instead, hence why he says that he gave up being an artist to be the Chancellor of Germany.
- Him running away into his shelter is also a reference to the Führerbunker, a place that the real Hitler stayed and died in during the end of World War II.
- Him attempting suicide by trying to shoot himself in the head is a callback to how he died in real life.
- Him drawing x-rated animal content may also be a reference to him being fond of animals in real life.
- Germany has banned the YouTube video according to polsy.org.uk due to it depicting Hitler.