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|name = Kashirin |
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| + | |nicknames = Captain Kashirin<br>Colonel Kashirin |
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|species = Human |
|species = Human |
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|status = Deceased<br>{{sup|G84}}<br>Alive<br>{{sup|G85}} |
|status = Deceased<br>{{sup|G84}}<br>Alive<br>{{sup|G85}} |
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|currentoccupation = Captain of the [[Balashevo]] |
|currentoccupation = Captain of the [[Balashevo]] |
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|portrayedby = Luke Johnson |
|portrayedby = Luke Johnson |
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|firstappearance = ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'' |
|firstappearance = ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'' |
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+ | '''Kashirin''' is a russian political operative and the captain of the warship, [[Balashevo]], which was docked in Tokyo Harbour and secretly armed with a nuclear missile launch control centre. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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Revision as of 10:31, 16 May 2020
Template:Character Infobox Kashirin is a russian political operative and the captain of the warship, Balashevo, which was docked in Tokyo Harbour and secretly armed with a nuclear missile launch control centre.
Biography
The Return of Godzilla
When Godzilla submerged in Tokyo Bay, damaging the Balashevo, the weapons systems malfunctioned and began automatically counting down to fire the Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite. Kashirin, injured from being thrown to the side of the boat when it was hit by the submersion wave, bravely forced his way through a damaged doorway to try and stop the countdown, but was killed by a small explosion.
Godzilla 1985
In the U.S. version of The Return of Godzilla, Kashirin deliberately sets off the missile. The Balashevo isn't hit with a wave, and thus he survives, though his fate is left unknown. In this version, Kashirin's actions indirectly lead to the revival of Godzilla, with the kaiju becoming revived by the nuclear storms when the missile explodes.