Kung-fu Nazis: African

Hitler joins forces with Japanese Commander Hideki Tojo and a version of Hermann Göring to conquer the world, starting with West Africa.

The story follows Addae, a young kung-fu disciple who seeks revenge after Hitler's forces destroy his school and kill his master. Why It's a Cult Favorite African Kung-Fu Nazis

Critics note that the film effectively strips power from Nazi ideology by portraying Hitler as a buffoonish, "un-cool" loser rather than a serious threat—a technique reminiscent of Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator . Hitler joins forces with Japanese Commander Hideki Tojo

They begin brainwashing locals into a new race called "Ghan-Aryans" using magical flags and "superhuman karate powers". They begin brainwashing locals into a new race

The 2019 cult hit is a wild, low-budget martial arts comedy that reimagines history with a bizarre, satirical twist. Directed by Sebastian Stein and Samuel K. Nkansah (aka "Ninja-Man"), this Ghanaian-German collaboration takes "exploitation cinema" to an entirely new level. The "Historical" Plot