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It was built by the Germans during World War II. The name "Jotunheim" is a reference to the "Land of the Giants" in Norse mythology, and they claimed only a race of giants could have built it. The terrain makes aerial assault extremely difficult, and the only entrance

Quote1 Jotunheim. The massive fortress in Qurac was said to have been built by giants. It wasn't, but it's a nice story. Quote2
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Jotunheim is a fortress built in the mountainous southern region of Qurac.

History

New Earth

It was built by the Germans during World War II. The name "Jotunheim" is a reference to the "Land of the Giants" in Norse mythology, and they claimed only a race of giants could have built it. The terrain makes aerial assault extremely difficult, and the only entrance is a small door at the very bottom. It is only accessible by a small bridge that can be raised or lowered at will.[1]

Jihad

The terrorist group Jihad occupy Jotunheim when President Marlo hires them to attack America.[1] Chimera, Ravan, and Rustam have their own sleeping quarters. Djinn is plugged into a computer at night, Jaculi sleeps on the roof, and Manticore makes his lair in the bottom of an abandoned elevator shaft. The facility is also equipped with a barracks housing soldiers, and laboratories designed to create new superhumans. Amanda Waller sends the Suicide Squad to attack Jotunheim. They infiltrate the living quarters using trans-dimensional portals, and slaughter most of the Jihad. The Jihad's leader Rustam escapes.[2]

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DC Extended Universe

In the DC Extended Universe continuity, Jotunheim was built in the Caribbean nation of Corto Maltese by escaping Nazi scientists in the wake of WW2. The staff worked diligently for decades, under the watching protection of a series of pro-American governments, on something called "Project Starfish". However, in the 21st century, Corto Maltese gained a new government, and so the American intelligence services, worried at what the new regime could do with its contents, authorized Amanda Waller to send Task Force X to attack the fortress and destroy Project Starfish.

In the wake of the operation, Jotunheim was destroyed, as well as Project Starfish, and a sizeable chunk of the nearby residential district[3].

Residents

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