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{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
|type1 = Water | |type1 =Water | ||
|type2 = Dark | |type2 =Dark | ||
|image =Kashirin_35.png | |||
|image = | |caption =Kashirin in The Return of Godzilla | ||
|caption = Kashirin in The Return of Godzilla | |name =Kashirin | ||
|name = Kashirin | |species =[[Human]] | ||
| species = [[ | |nationality =[[Russia]]n | ||
|nationality = [[Russia]]n | |occupation =Captain of the ''[[Balashevo]]'' | ||
|occupation = Captain of the [[Balashevo]] | |firstappearance =''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'' | ||
|firstappearance = [[The Return of Godzilla]] | |played =Luke Johnston | ||
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'''Colonel Kashirin''' is a [[Russia|Soviet]] | '''Colonel Kashirin''' {{Nihongo|カシリン}} is a [[Russia|Soviet]] political operative and the captain of the Russian warship, ''[[Balashevo]],'' who appears in the [[1984]] [[Toho]] ''[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]]'' [[:Category:Godzilla Films|film]], ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''=== | ===[[Heisei era]]=== | ||
====''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''==== | |||
===''Godzilla 1985''=== | The [[Russia|Soviet Union]] doubted [[Japan]]'s plan to defeat [[Godzilla (Heisei)|Godzilla]] with the ''[[Super X]]'', and sent the ''[[Balashevo]]'', a control ship disguised as a freighter, to [[Tokyo]] with orders to launch a nuclear missile from one of the USSR's [[Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite|satellites]] if Godzilla returned. Colonel Kashirin, the ship's captain, begrudgingly disarmed the weapons system after the Soviet and Japanese governments reached an agreement. | ||
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When Godzilla submerged in [[Tokyo Bay]], damaging the ''Balashevo'', the weapons systems malfunctioned and began automatically counting down to fire a nuclear weapon at Tokyo. Kashirin, injured from being thrown into a wall during the wave, bravely forced his way through a damaged doorway to try and stop the countdown, but was killed by a small explosion before he could stop it. | |||
==== ''Godzilla 1985'' ==== | |||
In the [[United States|American]] version of ''The Return of Godzilla'', Kashirin deliberately launched the missile. The ''Balashevo'' wasn't hit with a wave, and thus he survived, though his fate is left ambiguous. In this version, Kashirin's actions indirectly lead to the revival of Godzilla through the nuclear storm formed when the missile was intercepted by an American nuke.{{Clear}} | |||
{{The Return of Godzilla}} | |||
{{Comments}} | {{Comments}} | ||
{{Era|TOH|HEI|HMN}} | {{Era|TOH|HEI|HMN}} | ||
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Colonel Kashirin (カシリン) is a Soviet political operative and the captain of the Russian warship, Balashevo, who appears in the 1984 Toho Godzilla film, The Return of Godzilla.
History
Heisei era
The Return of Godzilla
The Soviet Union doubted Japan's plan to defeat Godzilla with the Super X, and sent the Balashevo, a control ship disguised as a freighter, to Tokyo with orders to launch a nuclear missile from one of the USSR's satellites if Godzilla returned. Colonel Kashirin, the ship's captain, begrudgingly disarmed the weapons system after the Soviet and Japanese governments reached an agreement.
When Godzilla submerged in Tokyo Bay, damaging the Balashevo, the weapons systems malfunctioned and began automatically counting down to fire a nuclear weapon at Tokyo. Kashirin, injured from being thrown into a wall during the wave, bravely forced his way through a damaged doorway to try and stop the countdown, but was killed by a small explosion before he could stop it.
Godzilla 1985
In the American version of The Return of Godzilla, Kashirin deliberately launched the missile. The Balashevo wasn't hit with a wave, and thus he survived, though his fate is left ambiguous. In this version, Kashirin's actions indirectly lead to the revival of Godzilla through the nuclear storm formed when the missile was intercepted by an American nuke.
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