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[[File:Frankenstein Vs. Baragon - B-29 Superfortress.jpg|right|200px|thumb|The Boeing B-29 Superfortress "[[Enola Gay]]" in ''[[Frankenstein vs. Baragon]]'']] | [[File:Frankenstein Vs. Baragon - B-29 Superfortress.jpg|right|200px|thumb|The Boeing B-29 Superfortress "[[Enola Gay]]" in ''[[Frankenstein vs. Baragon]]'']] | ||
During the Second World War, an experiment into creating a biological supersoldier was carried out by [[Doctor Reisendorf]] in [[Germany]]. With Allied forces closing in on the country during the final months of the war, Nazi soldiers confiscated Reisendorf's research and his experiment, then just a heart. Transporting the materials aboard a U-Boat, the Germans made it as far as the Pacific Ocean before their submarine was struck by an allied bomb, but not before they managed to transfer the experiment over to an Imperial Japanese Navy warship in the area. Making it back to [[Hiroshima]], the Japanese prepared to continue the experiment, only for the B-29 ''[[Enola Gay]]'' to drop the "Little Boy" Nuclear Bomb on the city, completely destroying it. Although it was thought that the heart had been destroyed during the destruction of Hiroshima, it turned out that the radiation from the blast had given it remarkable regenerative abilities, and in the following years, it grew into [[Frankenstein|a mysterious child]] who wandered the rebuilt city's streets. | During the Second World War, an experiment into creating a biological supersoldier was carried out by [[Doctor Reisendorf]] in [[Germany]]. With Allied forces closing in on the country during the final months of the war, Nazi soldiers confiscated Reisendorf's research and his experiment, then just a heart. Transporting the materials aboard a U-Boat, the Germans made it as far as the Pacific Ocean before their submarine was struck by an allied bomb, but not before they managed to transfer the experiment over to an Imperial Japanese Navy warship in the area. Making it back to [[Hiroshima]], the Japanese prepared to continue the experiment, only for the B-29 ''[[Enola Gay]]'' to drop the "Little Boy" Nuclear Bomb on the city, completely destroying it. Although it was thought that the heart had been destroyed during the destruction of Hiroshima, it turned out that the radiation from the blast had given it remarkable regenerative abilities, and in the following years, it grew into [[Frankenstein|a mysterious child]] who wandered the rebuilt city's streets. | ||
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The Boeing B-29 Superfortress is an American strategic heavy bomber manufactured by Boeing. While never used in Europe, the B-29 became an iconic aircraft of the time due to its wide use in the Pacific Theater of World War II. One B-29, Enola Gay, became famous for being the bomber that dropped the atomic bomb "Little Boy" over Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, while another B-29, Bockscar, dropped the atomic bomb "Fat Man" over Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.
History
Showa Series
Rodan (U.S. Version)
Stock footage of an actual B-29 Superfortress was shown during the opening credits of the American version of Rodan.
Frankenstein vs. Baragon
During the Second World War, an experiment into creating a biological supersoldier was carried out by Doctor Reisendorf in Germany. With Allied forces closing in on the country during the final months of the war, Nazi soldiers confiscated Reisendorf's research and his experiment, then just a heart. Transporting the materials aboard a U-Boat, the Germans made it as far as the Pacific Ocean before their submarine was struck by an allied bomb, but not before they managed to transfer the experiment over to an Imperial Japanese Navy warship in the area. Making it back to Hiroshima, the Japanese prepared to continue the experiment, only for the B-29 Enola Gay to drop the "Little Boy" Nuclear Bomb on the city, completely destroying it. Although it was thought that the heart had been destroyed during the destruction of Hiroshima, it turned out that the radiation from the blast had given it remarkable regenerative abilities, and in the following years, it grew into a mysterious child who wandered the rebuilt city's streets.
Comics
Godzilla: Awakening
Ishiro Serizawa's father was present in Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 and witnessed the atomic bomb being dropped on the city. Serizawa survived, but he also witnessed the awakening of the creature Shinomura due to the radiation released by the bomb.