Planning to do some roleplay in an alternate history, where the

>>2928910
Silly and extremely implausible

looks good, japan looks way too big

Why does everyone presume he axis powers would divide the whole world by themselves? We could have had a situation with multiple independent powers.

I guess you guys are not french, because a lot of stuff is explained on the right lol, but its my fault, i didn't thought about that.

>>2930601
The countries in gray are actually independant, they are just members of the Axis/allies of circumstance (Iran and Australia for exemple, are not fascists, but they fear a Japanese invasion). Argentina and Chile (Pinochet's coup was far earlier, with strong support of the European Axis members)
The countries in dark green are also independant, but in the Italian sphere of influence. The dark grey one are occupied by Germany, but still has some government.

>>2930564
Japan only technically have Korea and Manchuria annexed.
The light yellow are occupied territories, with a shit ton of guerilla movement: Ho Chi Minh in Indochina, Mao and Chang Kai Chiek in China, and some Soviet officers in Mongolia, Sibera and Afghanistan (in this scenario, the Red Army and members of the Politburo fled to the US, which divided more the US politics, between clearly socialist Democrats and a far-righte Republicans)
The dark yellow are allied countries, with not Japanese occupation.

>>2930721
Argentina and Chile suffers from communists guerrilas (Che and Fidel for exemple), supported by the CIA (JFK is president, the scenario is in 1962), that's why they are friends with the Axis*

>>2928910
mexico not part of axis power. wtf

>>2928910
>japan expanding all the way to the persian gulf
>allies conquering all of africa
>italy getting that much land

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>>2928910
Yeah World War 2 alt history where the axis won has always seemed a bit on the magical space bats side of alt history to me. Now an alternate world where Germany won World War 1 sounds much more plausible.

>>2928910
What is the point of divergence? How did the axis manage to win?

>>2932292
Allies influence, spooked of the wall i guess

>>2932437
After the defeat of Britain, its african empire was invaded by France, Portugal (who joined the Axis), and Italy. France had a brief colonial war with Spain to gain the full control of Morocco. Some territories were given to Germany, (Togo and Rwanda), but just for trading purposes, not racial and slave shit.

>>2932437
India was not invaded by Japan, but gained independance when Britain was defeated. The governement is an ally of Japan.
Afghanistan is a total warzone, the Mujahidin (dunno how to write that in english) are against the pro-Japanese government.

>>2934131
France joined the Axis after the defeat: Laval negociated independance with the Reich against France joining the Axis. So, they participated in the defeat of Britain, and after that, sent many troops (far more than the LVF and the french SS in real life) during Operation Barbarossa.

Japan did not attack the US (the most implausible thing of the whole thing), and focused Southern Asia and Siberia (they were still buttfucked by the retreating Red Army).

>>2928910
For Afghanistan, I can see the Jap's conquering the main cities but the mountains remaining rural.

>>2934656
Are you friends Vichyboos, and how did Japan overcome its raw material shortages that made them start the war with America?

>>2928910
>Map is caught inbetween normie-tier and ASB
>France is whole
>No SS Staat Burgund
>Baltics exist
>Germany passes the Urals
>Finland owning Estonia
>Turkey in the Caucassus even though there were clear plans for their oil by the Germs
>Italy all the way in Tanzania, but somehow not ownin Egypt or the Middle East
>Axis powers being in Africa altogether
>Japan existing as an independent entity let alone untouched by the US

>>2928910
>alternate history, where the Axis won WW2
It shit by default, you can polish turd but it is still turd

>>2928910
Japan should control to the Urals.