History Main / ThoseWackyNazis

* Subverted in ''Music/TheWall''. The neo-Nazi skinheads look like they’re just silly facists... until they go into the streets at night and start destroying everything, and beating people they don’t like, including an interracial couple. A number of the extras in the "Nazi hallucination" sequence were played by ''actual'' skinheads (you can see several doing the Nazi salute during "In the Flesh" - that was ''not'' in the script); subsequently, American white supremists were inspired by the film to found a new movement, the Hammerskin Nation, using the crossed-hammers symbol of the Nazis in the movie.

The sheer use of them as antagonists practically makes them an arguable standout example of TheUsualAdversaries, and perhaps the ultimate form of VillainByDefault. Nazis are also one of the most well-known examples of {{Politically Incorrect Villain}}s. If people from the Nazi period are cast as protagonists instead, see NaziProtagonist. These may or may not be {{Villain Protagonist}}s as well.

* ''WebAnimation/TheGmodIdiotBox'' has two: ''Angry German Kid'' (which later [[VideoGame/{{Pokemon}} evolved]] into ''Furious German Man''), and the ''Femi-Nazis'' in the April Fools WebAnimation/YouTubePoop ''[[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Bobby]] Will Never Be MLG''.

* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'': Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E22TheSoulOfWinter The Soul of Winter]]" has Walker dealing with a neo-Nazi group known as the Sons of the Reich. Its leader, Stan Gorman, used to be stationed at Ford Hood with the pastor of a church the former was terrorizing, and tried to kill his son, but ended up [[MurderByMistake killing the wrong kid]].

* In the ''Series/{{Fringe}}'' episode "The Bishop Revival" the [[MonsterOfTheWeek bad guy]] is a [[EvilutionaryBiologist mad doctor]] who wants to purify the world [[spoiler: with the help of a virus that detects special genetic characteristics]].

* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'': Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E22TheSoulOfWinter The Soul of Winter]]" has Walker dealing with a neo-Nazi group known as the Sons of the Reich. Its leader, Stan Gorman, used to be stationed at Ford Hood with the pastor of a church the former was terrorizing, and tried to kill his son, but ended up killing the wrong kid.

* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'': Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E22TheSoulOfWinter The Soul of Winter]]" has Walker dealing with a neo-Nazi group known as the Sons of the Reich. Its leader, Stan Gorman, used to be stationed at Ford Hood with the pastor of a church he was terrorizing, and tried to kill his son, but ended up killing the wrong kid.

** ''Anime/DragonBallZFusionReborn'' has the General who looks just like UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler, leading tanks to destroy a city.

* The neo-Nazis from ''Manga/BlackLagoon'' get the uptight, fanatical portrayal of them, as does the SS Officer in the flashback. The U-Boat crew, however, are a bit more amiable, but not quite hitting any of the more positive portrayals listed above. The captain even tells the SS guy that, considering how he, his peers and his Führer seem, it might be better that the Nazis lose the war.

* The [[ExtranormalPrison Impel Down]] staff in ''Anime/OnePiece'' are painfully clear Nazi inspired, and along with the [[HellHolePrison hellish themes]] of Impel Down it makes for one of the most threatening places in the One Piece world, they even have their insignia which they wear on armbands like the swastika. However is worth saying that despite their appearance, inspiration and clear motif, most of them aren't [[AntiVillain bad guys]].

* Germany from ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'' (a Japanese comic about anthropomorphic countries set primarily in WWII) is apparently quite into bondage, DrillSergeantNasty, ''and'' a tight-ass bureaucrat, though a constructive one. Canonically a StraightGay Nazi as of the Buon San Valentino arc. Should be noted that over all, he's a nice guy.
** There may also be a hint of MyCountryRightOrWrong too as he often complains his [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Boss]] is insane.

* The ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonor'' video games, although supposed to be serious WWII shooters, often are filled with prime examples. For instance, in ''Allied Assault'', the Nazi guards on the submarine who salute every five seconds.
** It didn't hurt you were disguised as a high-ranking officer at the time.
** ''Underground's'' [[SillinessSwitch Panzerknacker level]], full stop.
* Pretty much every Nazi from ''VideoGame/{{Wolfenstein}}''. As befitting a first person shooter, most fall under the "hapless {{mook|s}}" category, but there are notable exceptions. General Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse ("Willy" to his good friend Herr Himmler) is a paragon of the "cadaverous and utterly evil Secret Project officer" and "Mad Doctor" types, while his crony Hans Grosse embodies the "kill-crazy muscle-bound grunt" traits.

** Velocity Raptor? [[note]]An educational game for learning special relativity; the villian Professor Rex, with tophat, monocle and stock phrases, could easily mask as Nazi (although there are no otherwise indications he is one)[[/note]]

** In ''4'', there is a nearly-useless, yet [[{{Zeerust}} futuristic-looking-for-1935]] Auto Union Type C Streamline racing car. As useless as it doesn't go into [=GT5=]. However, it's back in [=GT6=] where it can be driven everywhere like StupidJetpackHitler in race tracks.
*** [[AwesomeButImpractical The handling is very terrible]], too.

* ''Series/Danger5'' is set in an AlternateHistory WWII. The enemy is StupidJetpackHitler commanding Nazis who are capable of [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs cloning dinosaurs]] and using [[{{Toku}} Japanese robots]] in their plans for world domination. It's as awesome as it sounds.

->''Ven der Fuehrer says, "Ve ist der Master Race",''\\
''Ve'' '''Heil!''' *raspberry* '''Heil!''' *raspberry* ''right in der Fuehrer's face!''\\
''Not to love der Fuehrer ist a great disgrace,''\\
''So ve'' '''Heil!''' *raspberry* '''Heil!''' *raspberry* ''right in der Fuehrer's face!''

* Donna Barr's comic ''ComicBook/TheDesertPeach''. [[UsefulNotes/ErwinRommel Erwin "The Desert Fox" Rommel]]'s younger, [[CampGay flamingly-gay]] brother; in command of a RagtagBunchOfMisfits unit of the Afrika Corps. The comic has an interesting subversion: the only honest-to-God Nazi party member in the unit [[spoiler: is the Jewish Corporal Udo Schmidt]].

* Almost any Creator/FrankMiller comic (''Comicbook/SinCity'', ''Comicbook/TheDarkKnightReturns'', ''ComicBook/{{Ronin}}'', etc.) will feature at least one Nazi henchman or gang member who gets killed off in a violent and/or hilarious way.

* A staple of [[Characters/MarvelComicsSteveRogers Captain America]]'s RoguesGallery. On the other hand, [[Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull Red Skull]] is a Nazi, [[CompleteMonster but not very wacky]].
* A less common but still present staple of the Comicbook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica owing to its UsefulNotes/WorldWarII origins but carrying to the present day blending with StupidJetpackHitler and DiscoDan.
* In ''Comicbook/AmericanFlagg'', we have the Gotterdammercrats, Illinois Nazis who most people seem to treat as tame and mostly harmless, but then ally with the also fascist, but violent and genuinely revolutionary, American Survivalist Labor Committee (A.S.L.C.) to take over Chicago.
* Hammer in ''Comicbook/DangerGirl'' (and inevitably the [[VideoGame/DangerGirl video game]]) is a group of neo-Nazis founded by a now-ancient former member of Hitler's personal guard. They've got every Nazi stereotype in the book among their ranks, including a sadistic mad scientist, a hulking strongman clad head-to-toe in black leather, a pair of creepy aristocrat twins, and ''two'' "Baroness"-type sexpots.
* One story in ''Comicbook/DraculaLives'' set in the second World War has a bunch of Nazis stationed in Castle Dracula, and finding it to be not as safe as they thought.
* In ''ComicBook/AthenaVoltaire'', the Nazis are prominent antagonists in half the stories. The stories are set a little before the start of the war proper, so Athena's conflict with them isn't specifically on behalf of her country — it's just that she keeps running into them when their [[{{Ghostapo}} interest in the occult]] needs to be thwarted.

* Characters/{{Supergirl|TheCharacter}}'s enemy Blackstarr is leader of a Neo-Nazi gang [[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 which looked to spread all over Chicago]].
* Most of the comics of ComicBook/UltimateMarvel are set in the present day, but the conflict against Nazis (and their alien allies, the Chitauri) kickstarted the events of ''ComicBook/TheUltimates''. Loki, half-brother of Thor, also infiltrated the Nazis and got some of their military forces to join the war against Asgard.

* Captain Nazi of DC ''[[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]''. A minor villain of the World's Mightiest Mortal who has similar FlyingBrick powers that come from a SuperSerum. He was originally an enemy of the Big Red Cheese during the UsefulNotes/GoldenAgeOfComicBooks, but was brought to the Modern Age after Captain Marvel and the other Fawcett heroes were incorporated into DC following the events of ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.

* A staple of [[Characters/MarvelComicsSteveRogers Captain America]]'s RoguesGallery. On the other hand, [[Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull Red Skull]] is a Nazi, but not very wacky.

** ''Series/KamenRider'' had ''Shocker'', a Cobra-like NebulousEvilOrganization with [[PuttingOnTheReich Nazi undertones]] and many legitimate Nazis among their ranks. The most prominent of these is [[TheDragon Colonel Zol]], who according to some sources served at Auschwitz and [[CardCarryingVillain was quite proud of it]].

* ZigZagged in ''VideoGame/WeHappyFew''. The game takes place in an AlternateHistory where the Nazis won WWII but Hitler and the Nazi party actually lost control of Germany, and Hitler himself was deposed from power. What was left re-formed into [[TheEmpire the German Empire]] and went about invading Europe and the Soviet Union anyways, and actually ended up successfully occupying Britain partially due to the competence of Germany's new leader and the incompetence of the US president who replaced FDR, who was also assassinated in this alternate history. Despite not being actual Nazis, however, the German Empire apparently does not skimp on cruelty themselves, [[spoiler:including taking all of Wellington Wells's children]].

* Alarm! — "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Alarm!]]" ("We're under attack!", from French "À l'arme", meaning "To the weapon"/"to arms"; on U-boats, this is the order to start a crash dive).

* ''Machinima/TheGmodIdiotBox'' has two: ''Angry German Kid'' (which later [[VideoGame/{{Pokemon}} evolved]] into ''Furious German Man''), and the ''Femi-Nazis'' in the April Fools WebAnimation/YouTubePoop ''[[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill Bobby]] Will Never Be MLG''.

* The "Oskar Schindler" type -- the guy who really has a heart of gold and works to save the persecuted or works with [[LaResistance La Résistance]], a la ''Series/AlloAllo'' Often the civilian version of the Erwin Rommel type above.

* ''Literature/{{Reds}}'': Currently the primary villains of the Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom timeline.

* In ''Series/TheBoys2019'', the SuperSerum Compound V was invented by Frederick Vought, a Nazi EvilutionaryBiologist who [[AdaptationalVillainy perfected it using the inmates of Dachau as human test subjects]]. After turning his wife [[BewareTheSuperman into a superhuman (with her taking the name Stormfront)]], the two defected to the Allies after losing faith in Hitler's ability to win the war and plotted to use V to elevate white people into a MasterRace of literal supermen. After Frederick's death Stormfront continued to hold her Nazi ideals in the present day, with them mutating according to her time, resulting in her echoing alt-right talking points in the modern era.

* Hammer in ''Comicbook/DangerGirl'' is a group of neo-Nazis founded by a now-ancient former member of Hitler's personal guard. They've got every Nazi stereotype in the book among their ranks, including a sadistic mad scientist, a hulking strongman clad head-to-toe in black leather, a pair of creepy aristocrat twins, and ''two'' "Baroness"-type sexpots.

'''Schtum:''' I am Schtum, ze Nazi general with a steely streak to my character. You vill find that I am always removing my gloves. ''[removes gloves] So!'' I disapprove of ozzer generals being measured for new uniforms. ''[passively-aggressively turns off Gruber's gramophone]'' And I am alvays ze one who is winding up the telephone ''[winds up telephone]'' and saying "Get me ze Führer!"

'''Schtum:''' I am Schtum, ze Nazi general with a steely streak to my character. You vill find that I am always removing my gloves. ''[removes gloves]'' So. I disapprove of other generals being measured for new uniforms. And I am always ze one who is winding up the telephone ''[winds up telephone]'' and saying "Get me ze Führer!"

'''Schtum:''' I am Schtum, the Nazi general with a mean streak to my character. You will find that I am always removing my gloves. ''[removes gloves]'' So. I disapprove of other generals being measured for new uniforms. And I am always the one who is winding up the telephone [winds up telephone] and saying "Get me the Führer!"

* In ''Series/TheBoys2019'', the SuperSerum Compound V was invented by Frederick Vought, a Nazi EvilutionaryBiologist who [[AdaptationalVillainy perfected it using the inmates of Dachau as human test subjects]]. After turning his wife [[BewareTheSuperman into a superhuman (with her taking the name Stormfront)]], the two defected to the Allies after losing faith in Hitler's ability to win the war and plotted to use V to elevate white people into a MasterRace of literal supermen. After Frederick's death Stormfront continued to hold her Nazi ideals in the present day, with them mutating according to her time, resulting in her echoing alt-right talking points in the modern era. [[spoiler:She [[SubParSupremacist wasn't even good at being a Nazi either]], as it's revealed she was also a [[TheHedonist sexual deviant who co-founded the annual hero orgy, Herogasm]].]]

* In ''Series/TheBoys2019'', the SuperSerum Compound V was invented by Frederick Vought, a Nazi EvilutionaryBiologist who [[AdaptationalVillainy perfected it using the inmates of Dachau as human test subjects]]. After turning his wife [[BewareTheSuperman into a superhuman (with her taking the name Stormfront)]], the two defected to the Allies after losing faith in Hitler's ability to win the war and plotted to use V to elevate white people into a MasterRace of literal supermen. After Frederick's death Stormfront continued to hold her Nazi ideals in the present day, with them mutating according to her time, resulting in her echoing alt-right talking points in the modern era. [[spoiler:She wasn't even good at being a Nazi either, as it's revealed she was also a [[TheHedonist sexual deviant who co-founded the annual hero orgy, Herogasm]].]]

** ''Series/KamenRiderX'' gives us the magnificence that is [[http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee121/Kainsword17/monsters02/StarfishHitler.jpg Hitode Hitler]], meaning "[[PunnyName starfish Hitler]]".

* In ''Series/TheBoys2019'', the SuperSerum Compound V was invented by Frederick Vought, a Nazi EvilutionaryBiologist who [[AdaptationalVillainy perfected it using the inmates of Dachau as human test subjects]]. After turning his wife [[BewareTheSuperman into a superhuman (with her taking the name Stormfront)]], the two defected to the Allies after losing faith in Hitler's ability to win the war and plotted to use V to elevate white people into a MasterRace of literal supermen. After Frederick's death Stormfront continued to hold her Nazi ideals in the present day, with them mutating according to her time, resulting in her echoing alt-right talking points in the modern era.

* Subverted in ''Music/TheWall''. The Nazis look like they’re just silly facists...until they go into the streets at night and start destroying everything, and beating people they don’t like, including an interracial couple. A number of the extras in the "Nazi hallucination" sequence were played by ''actual'' skinheads (you can see several doing the Nazi salute during "In the Flesh" - that was ''not'' in the script); subsequently, American white supremists were inspired by the film to found a new movement, the Hammerskin Nation, using the crossed-hammers symbol of the Nazis in the movie.