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| + | |image =SovietNukeSat.png |
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| + | |caption =The satellite in space |
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| ⚫ | The '''Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite''' is a [[Russia]]n geostationary weapon which first appeared in the [[1984]] [[Godzilla (Franchise)|Godzilla]] [[:Category:Godzilla Films|film]], ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''. It is controlled from the ground by sending signals from the ''[[Balashevo]]'', a small warship disguised as a freighter. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| + | ====''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''==== |
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| ⚫ | When [[Godzilla]] surfaced in [[Tokyo Bay]], he created a wave which caused the ''[[Balashevo]]'' to capsize and run aground, damaging systems and initiating the launch sequence. Although Colonel [[Kashirin]] tried to stop the missile from being launched, he was killed by a small explosion before he could do so. In response, the Americans sent out a nuclear missile of their own. Time passed until the two rockets collided, destroying both missiles in the atmosphere over [[Tokyo]]. Although the nuclear missile threat was neutralized, radiation was released into the atmosphere, causing storms which revived the fallen Godzilla. |
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==Weapons== |
==Weapons== |
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The Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite was capable of firing nuclear missiles, and was built by the Soviet Union to attack the [[United States|United States of America]] during the height of the Cold War. |
The Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite was capable of firing nuclear missiles, and was built by the Soviet Union to attack the [[United States|United States of America]] during the height of the Cold War. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *In the Japanese release of the film, it is made clear that the missile was released accidentally due to a huge wave hitting Balashevo. However, in the American release, the footage is altered to make it seem that the Soviet Union deliberately fired upon Tokyo, most likely so that the |
+ | *In the Japanese release of the film, it is made clear that the missile was released accidentally due to a huge wave hitting the ''Balashevo''. However, in the American release, the footage is altered to make it seem that the Soviet Union deliberately fired upon Tokyo, most likely so that the Soviets would be seen as villains and the Americans as heroes. |
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Revision as of 18:06, 9 January 2016
Template:Weapon Infobox The Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite is a Russian geostationary weapon which first appeared in the 1984 Godzilla film, The Return of Godzilla. It is controlled from the ground by sending signals from the Balashevo, a small warship disguised as a freighter.
History
Heisei Series
The Return of Godzilla
When Godzilla surfaced in Tokyo Bay, he created a wave which caused the Balashevo to capsize and run aground, damaging systems and initiating the launch sequence. Although Colonel Kashirin tried to stop the missile from being launched, he was killed by a small explosion before he could do so. In response, the Americans sent out a nuclear missile of their own. Time passed until the two rockets collided, destroying both missiles in the atmosphere over Tokyo. Although the nuclear missile threat was neutralized, radiation was released into the atmosphere, causing storms which revived the fallen Godzilla.
Weapons
The Soviet Nuclear Attack Satellite was capable of firing nuclear missiles, and was built by the Soviet Union to attack the United States of America during the height of the Cold War.
Trivia
- In the Japanese release of the film, it is made clear that the missile was released accidentally due to a huge wave hitting the Balashevo. However, in the American release, the footage is altered to make it seem that the Soviet Union deliberately fired upon Tokyo, most likely so that the Soviets would be seen as villains and the Americans as heroes.
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