Kaiju ga Gotoku 7.4 - The Unbelievable
In a small sleepy town of okinawa, a masked local legend finds himself stepping out of the ring, and onto the streets against the rise of an ultra-nationalist threat. this is a story of humble beginnings, that would soon unfold in the present.
Escaping the Storm: Part 10
Sure, the president hadn't done that great a job, but did enough voters out there truly believe the flimsy promises of a bunch of nationalists? no chance.
DRAFT The Wildlands: Attria (Chapter 3: Life in Aht'Regenia)
A nationalistic zeal that he likely feels brings him customers. he dismisses kyra. with the satisfaction of having done two good deeds though one of them a little underhanded. she proceeds through the town back to the square.
Escaping the Storm: Part 9
"come on, this is the vpu we are speaking of; nationalist thugs acting as if they are politicians. it is _they_ who hate polcians." he scoffed out a short laugh, which in turn earned a frown back at him.
The Purple Space Caterpillar - Part 1
A third party, the state of messitar: an extremely pro-centurian nationalist state, developed a biological weapon engineered from an older raanite weapon or xenoplague.
Shrika: the Hunt Begins
"madame', i am so sorry about what has occurred; we have checked, and it seems to have been an attack by a nationalist group, or possibly terrorisits; we have had to hand the case over to the government for investigation. " nodding slowly, she mimed being
Kaiju ga Gotoku 3.3 - Three Golden Kings
"they're a far-right nationalist group," said the cockroach stubbing his cig, "they believe in kaiju supremacy, japan only for the japanese, started out in honshu back in the '70s, then got elected in the '80s until the riots."
Joey & The Flying Machine Pt. II (2017)
"yeah, nothing to fucking piss off the nationalist hardliners like an imperialistic navy blue wv-2 with the belly radome." lloyd exclaimed over the radio. "that too~" joey pointed out sarcastically. "landing in less than a minute!"
Relentless Waves
In the end, the fact that there was room for them to receive medical treatment in washington, and not british columbia, settled things for politicians in both countries that had more nationalistic pride than common sense.