| Hollywood | |
|---|---|
| Location |
Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Continent |
North America |
| Environment |
Hilly area and urban township |
| Classification |
District in LA |
| Affiliation | |
| Appears in | |
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Hollywood is a district of the city of Los Angeles, California, the second-largest city in the United States. Hollywood is notable for the motion picture industry; a significant portion of American movies are made at or near Hollywood, and "Hollywood" is often used to refer to the film industry.
History[]
Hollywood was originally a small rural settlement outside of Los Angeles, it was absorbed into the city in 1910, due to the need for a supply of water for Hollywood. The motion picture industry took root; the first full-length feature from Hollywood was made in 1914. The district became the movie capital of the world.
Psychic Dominator Disaster[]
When Yuri broke from Soviet control, he secretly started operations in Hollywood. Using his Mind control technology, he subverted the will of the civilian population. However, rather than sending them into battle, Yuri chose a much more macabre use for his slaves. With his Grinders, Yuri began "recycling" the unfortunate citizens, using the materials he gained from the slaughter to help fund his plans.
The Allies quickly decided to put an end to this, sending their most skilled Commander to strike at Yuri's operations in Hollywood. After destroying the four grinders in the city and freeing the minds of the populace, the Allied military struck a large base north of the city. With its destruction, the civilian populace was safe and Yuri's finances suffered a major loss.
The Actors[]
Amazingly, during the combat, a trio of celebrities joined the fray; offering assistance to the Allies. The three, Arnie Frankenfurter, Flint Westwood, and Sammy Stallion, had all simply portrayed action movie heroes in the past, yet they proved their worth on a real battlefield as well. These three were rescued by the Commander and General Carville, who gave a transmission to the veteran.