Steins;Gate Portraits Vanilla
Steins Gate (anime) characters portraits for vanilla countries with some countries leaders changed.
Ironman / achievement compatible.
It (probably) works with all versions of the game even though the mod is not updated to the most recent one, but if there is any problems text me in the comments bellow.
Some leaders were changed to the same character in order to maintain the same character for the country in a historical run (such as Suzuha, Luka, Yuki, Mister and Amadeus).
The choice to the characters being changed into the specific leaders do not represent any political view from the characters or me. The only purpose of the mod is to make a fun mod based on a anime and maybe encourage someone to watch the show.
The following leaders were changed:
– Okabe Rintaro as Adolf Hitler (Germany);
– Makise Kurisu as Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union/USSR);
– Itaru "Daru" Hashida as Benito Mussolini (Italy);
– Suzuha [Beta timeline] as WinstonChurchill (United Kingdom/Britain);
– Suzuha [Alfa timeline] as Stanley Baldwin AND Neville Chamberlain (United Kingdom/Britain);
– Luka Urushibara as Pierre Laval AND Leon Blum (France and Free France);
– Luka Urushibara [S;G 0 Soldier] as Philippe Petain (Vichy France);
– Mayuri Shiina as Hirohito (Japan);
– Faris NyanNyan as Franklin Roosevelt (United States of America/USA);
– Moeka Kiryu as Boris III (Bulgaria);
– Mr. Braun as Franco (Spain);
– Maho Hiyajo as Horty (Hungary);
– Alexis Leskinen as Mackenzie King (Canada);
– Dr. Nakabachi as Anandyn Amar (Mongolia);
– Mister (the guy Okabe asks about the badge on episode 15) as Federal Building AND Federal Assembly (Switzerland);
– Nae Tennouji as Lord Linlithgow (British Raj);
– Kagari as Jan Smuts (South Africa);
– Yukitaka Akiha as John Curtin (Australia);
– Yuki Amane as Armand Calinescu, Constantin Parhon, Gheorghe Tatarescu, Ion Antonescu, Octavian Goga and Carol II (Romania);
– Amadeus as Pehr Evind Svinhufvud and Kyosti Kallio (Finland);
– Eisuke Urushibara as Henry Pu Yi (Manchuria);
El psy kongroo.
