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+ | '''Professor Wakura''' {{Nihongo|和倉博士|Wakura Hakase}} is a scientist in the [[1974]] Godzilla film, ''[[Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla]]''. He helps to further decipher the prophecy that drives the film. |
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==Overview== |
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+ | Professor Wakura is only seen briefly in the film. He is a professor of archaeology at Johoku University. [[Saeko Kaneshiro]] and [[Keisuke Shimizu]] take the [[King Caesar]] idol to his home for examination. He eventually de-codes the inscription on the base of the idol after comparing it to other ancient scripts and some ancient Okinawan body paintings. |
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Revision as of 23:31, 27 November 2017
Template:Character Infobox Professor Wakura (和倉博士 Wakura Hakase?) is a scientist in the 1974 Godzilla film, Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla. He helps to further decipher the prophecy that drives the film.
Overview
Professor Wakura is only seen briefly in the film. He is a professor of archaeology at Johoku University. Saeko Kaneshiro and Keisuke Shimizu take the King Caesar idol to his home for examination. He eventually de-codes the inscription on the base of the idol after comparing it to other ancient scripts and some ancient Okinawan body paintings. Template:Era