History Main / YouClonedHitler

* The original Japanese version of ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'' had cloned Hitler as the final boss. In all versions, you get a cutscene of Hitler's [[YourHeadASplode head going boom]] when you win the final battle. The English version refers to the main villain as "Master D."

* In ''VideoGame/Download2'' for the UsefulNotes/PCEngine, terrorists have saved Hitler's brain.

* In ''ComicBook/KissKissBangBang'', Lazarus Bale cloned Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin.

* In an issue of ''[[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders Outsiders]]'', a group of Nazis created a mature clone of Hitler that they had being watched by a simple-minded Jewish girl. They then showed him movies of his predecessor's accomplishments, intending for him to kill the girl once his memories returned. The clone, whom the girl had saved from choking on his food at point, [[DrivenToSuicide shot himself out of horror]] once he understood his origins. Turns out that [[ClonesArePeopleToo clones aren't really the same person the original was]].
* ''ComicBook/SupermanAtEarthsEnd'' has Superman fighting two clones of Hitler that are declared by him to be the root of all Earth's misfortune.

* A strange example in "Century Rain", where it's not only Hitler who has been copied, but the entire Earth circa 1935. This world's Hitler lost the war early when his troops bogged down invading France. History records him as one among many unpleasant dictators rather than a symbol of ultimate evil, and he is now a sad old man slowly dying of cancer in a nursing home.

-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers''

* In the first episode of season four of ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' a group of Nazis commissions Dr. Venture to clone Hitler from a dog. He flat out refuses. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] as well, in the page quote and also this:

* In ''[[Series/WonderWoman1975 The New Adventures of Wonder Woman]]'' episode "Anschluss '77" (1977), a group of South American neo-Nazis .. you guessed it ... cloned Hitler. It provides [[LampshadeHanging an in-universe explanation]] for the trope: they were convinced the [=NSDAP=] would have not existed, or remained just a group of disgruntled men in a beer hall, without the mesmerizing personality and rhetoric talent of the Führer, and therefore to make it exist they needed a living, breathing and talking Hitler.

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* In ''[[Series/WonderWoman The New Adventures of Wonder Woman]]'' episode "Anschluss '77" (1977), a group of South American neo-Nazis .. you guessed it ... cloned Hitler. It provides [[LampshadeHanging an in-universe explanation]] for the trope: they were convinced the [=NSDAP=] would have not existed, or remained just a group of disgruntled men in a beer hall, without the mesmerizing personality and rhetoric talent of the Führer, and therefore to make it exist they needed a living, breathing and talking Hitler.

* An episode of ''Series/RedDwarf'' had the crew come across a deep-space research facility with clones of evil people from throughout history in an attempt to find a cure for psychopathy. Hitler was of course amongst them, as was Vlad the Impaler, Ghengis Khan and [[TakeThat Rupert Murdoch]] (who according to a report was not responding to treatment). [[spoiler:Ultimately subverted, however, as the "clones" turn out to be androids made up to look like those historical figures -- with a LampshadeHanging on how "Hitler" looks nothing like Hitler]].

SubTrope of ResurrectTheVillain. Related to ApocalypseHitler. Hitler as a BrainInAJar is a common subtrope, as is StupidJetpackHitler. See also ArchivedArmy. Contrast with CloneJesus.

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2430 SCP-2430]] plays with this trope in a very interesting way. SCP-2430 is a mute, presumably non-sentient clone of Hitler created by the flesh of [[Myth/NorseMythology Sæhrímnir]] and for the amusement of Stalin, who killed his old foe in a variety of painful ways only to have him resurrected. After Stalin's death "Hitler" was rescued by a group of Nazis and brought to {{Argentina|IsNaziland}}, where they presumed him to be catatonic after his imprisonment and was later retrieved by the Foundation after a MOSSAD raid.

* In ''Webcomic/{{Spinnerette}}'', an old Nazi asks Dr Universe to make him a clone of Hitler [[{{Ghostapo}} in order to take advantage of the planet alignment to come to summon Hitler's soul back]]. [[http://www.spinnyverse.com/comic/04-25-2012 Doctor Universe points out that the clone will]] [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome be a baby after all]], but they are willing to wait for the maturation.

** Subverted: [[spoiler: He's really a robot. Still sounds and acts just like the fuhrer, though.]]

* In one story in the Church of the [=SubGenius=]'s anthology ''Three-Fisted Tales of "Bob"'', "Bob" Dobbs stops the Deroes from cloning Hitler by using a little sleight of hand to replace the bloody cloth they were using as a DNA source with [[CloneJesus a scrap of the]] ShroudOfTurin.

* ''Series/TheNewAvengers'': Not cloned exactly, but in "The Eagle's Nest", [[TheRemnant a group of Nazi holdouts and their descendants]] on a remote Scottish island have Hitler's cryogenically frozen body and are hoping to thaw him out and revive him to start the Fourth Reich.

* An episode of ''Series/RedDwarf'' had the crew come across a deep-space research facility with clones of evil people from throughout history in an attempt to find a cure for psychopathy. Hitler was of course amongst them, as was Vlad the Impaler, Ghengis Khan and [[TakeThat Rupert Murdoch]] (who according to a report was not responding to treatment). [[spoiler: Ultimately subverted, however, as the "clones" turn out to be androids made up to look like those historical figures -- with a LampshadeHanging on how "Hitler" looks nothing like Hitler.]]

* ''TabletopGame/GeniusTheTransgression'': Every time someone kills Hitler, the TimePolice agents clone a new one to enforce HitlersTimeTravelExemptionAct. (They have a problem with officers committing suicide afterwards.)
** Originally it wasn't even Hitler in the position, but after Hitler was killed they realised it would be easier to start cloning than find yet another replacement.

* The original Japanese version of ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'' had cloned Hitler as the final boss. In all versions, you get a cutscene of Hitler's [[YourHeadASplode head going boom]] when you win the final battle. The English version refers to the main villain as "Master D".

** And in the same arc a descendant of General Lee wanted to clone her illustrious ancestor so "The South can rise again". But there were only enough stem cells for one clone so the Nazi and the neo-Confederate decided to settle it with a WizardDuel [[spoiler: which got interrupted by Spinny and friends.]]
** Later on, after said Nazi was defeated, Universe states that he only helped them because he knew they would fail. He states that the idea of the future of humanity lying within a single strand of DNA is laughable and points out that even if the clone were to grow up to become a dictator there is no way that Germans would allow history to repeat itself. [[spoiler: So instead he clones Nixon and Agnew for Henry Kissinger.]]

** Dr. Krieger's backstory is a direct {{homage}} to ''Literature/TheBoysFromBrazil'', right down to being raised in a compound in South America. He's definitely a clone of SOMEONE, considering that season 5 [[spoiler: reveals three clones of either Krieger himself or an original genetic donor, working as scientists for a South American dictator]].

-->'''Lincler''': Prepare to be ''emancipated'' from your own ''inferior genes!''

Related to ApocalypseHitler. Hitler as a BrainInAJar is a common subtrope, as is StupidJetpackHitler. See also ArchivedArmy. Contrast with CloneJesus.

* ''Literature/TheIronDream'': The end of the novel-within-the-novel ''Lord of the Swastika'' (in-universe written by the famed Austrian-American {{pulp}} sci-fi illustrator [[RichardNixonTheUsedCarSalesman Adolf Hitler]] trying his hand at writing for a change) involves the obvious stand-in country for Nazi Germany cloning the obvious stand-in for Hitler by the millions to colonize the galaxy. No seriously.

* In ''Series/KamenRiderX'', one of the monsters that the bad guys send at the hero is, picture that, Starfish Hitler. Notably, they're not Nazis out to clone their master, just seem to have a thing for crossing historical figures with animals. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9MrjRocrV0 HITURAAAAA~]]