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Let the Mountains Be My Grave by Francesca Tacchi

In 1940s Italy, partisan Veleno thinks of nothing but killing as many Nazis as he can before he dies. Beloved by the ancient Italic goddess Angitia, Veleno is the perfect person to recover a strange weapon the Nazis plan to use, but doing so may force him to confront his death differently than he expects.

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"Lost 2003 animated pilot based on the the video game 'Cel Damage', clip was resurfaced from a VHS broadcast recording, saved on DVD, never uploaded to the internet until now".

Well!

The Battle of Leyte Gulf had an extreme disparity of forces involved, so that makes me immediately go put my thinking cap on and pose the thought experiment that we would have to consider what would be realistic and attainable "Win Conditions" for the Japanese at this time.

Severe and complete incompetence, or bad planning as they did not have a unified command from what I recall, could leave the US Task Forces exposed and vulnerable, but I cannot see a total defeat of the American forces at that battle. What could however have happened is just that, a Task Force could have been isolated and ambushed if expert outmaneuvering and intelligence was implemented, and -could- have been destroyed or crippled.

So, if we can call that a "win" for Japan - which I think it can be called - in which the Japanese Imperial Navy moves about, isolates parts of the entire American force we would see present at Leyte Gulf, it would be a set-back for the Americans in the Pacific. But the Japanese ability to wage war was already hampered, and it was growing more grim by each day.

For the Pacific Theater in the context of Bolt Action games, it may mean less complete dominance of the sea and islands which leads to less confidence to perform naval invasions and the missions and operations we know today would look different - but in the grand scale it would mean that the war would just continue for a bit longer. The logical steps of the islands we saw liberated from Japan would most likely follow as they did in our time.

Barring any more critical blunders on the American side, of course.