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Shortly before World War II, Nemo, a half-breed outcast of Atlantis, had started to attack American factories that dumped pollution into the ocean.
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| I shall tear apart this robot factory! So swears Nemo! | |
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Robotics was an emerging technology back then, and Nemo severely crippled America's ability to send armies of robots against the Axis powers.
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| Without our robots, how will we defend ourselves against the invading Japs? | |
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| We are in deep doo doo, President Roosevelt. | |
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But Nemo's activities had made Atlantis known to the surface world, and Mussolini made the tactical error of extending the arm of Italian imperialism under the seas.
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| As the only Atlantean who can breathe air, Nemo, will you take our fight to Italy? | |
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| I shall put an end to Italian fascism and imperialism! So swears Nemo! | |
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