Adonoa Island
Adonoa Island (アドノア島 is a small fictional island in the Adonoa-tō)Bering Sea, north of Japan and close to Russia and the United States.[1] It appears in the 1993 Toho Godzilla film Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II, as both the birthplace of Rodan and the location of BabyGodzilla's nest.
History
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993)
- Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995) [mentioned]
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II
A scientific expedition to the island, a known dumping ground for nuclear waste, discovered a remarkable scene. A giant irradiated Pteranodon called Rodan lived on the island, and fiercely defended an unhatched egg located in the same nest it hatched from. The egg periodically emitted psychic pulses, which attracted Godzilla to the island. Rodan bravely defended his unborn 'brother' from the nuclear kaiju, but was knocked out after landing hard against some rocks and being blasted by Godzilla's atomic breath. In the chaos that followed, the scientists managed to bring the egg back to Japan, where it hatched into BabyGodzilla. Rodan, newly transformed into Fire Rodan, would eventually recover and leave the island to track down BabyGodzilla.
Godzilla vs. Destoroyah
After Godzilla's meltdown destroyed Baas Island, the radiation transformed LittleGodzilla into a sub-adult now called Godzilla Junior. With nowhere to live, Junior began swimming back to his nest on Adonoa Island. Godzilla, now in critical mass, began to follow Junior back to the Bering Sea as well. Hoping to prevent Godzilla's meltdown from destroying the world, G-Force had Miki Saegusa use her telepathic abilities to lure Junior to Tokyo, hoping Godzilla would follow him there to fight and be killed by Destoroyah.
Inhabitants
References
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