The Battle of The Titans: Brave Heroes Help Save Japan From Clashing Kaijus
[The following is a compilation of breaking news which can be found from a number of different platforms, stations, articles, reports, etc.]
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BREAKING NEWS: TITANS CLASH OFF THE COAST OF JAPAN
BRAVE HEROES ARISE TO INTERVENE AND HELP SAVE THE DAY
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PRELUDE TO THE CHAOS
Last night, myth became reality when two behemoth Kaijus fought one another off the coast of Japan, shaking the nation like a catastrophic natural disaster sent from the heavens. A colossal IMMORTAL JELLYFISH battled with a mysterious MECHA MEGALODON in what many theorized to be some form of territorial dispute over Japan-- though a variety of sources report differing/conflicting reasonings behind the two monsters fighting. Nonetheless...
Though the consequences of their collision was initially indeterminate, it was soon established that the raw impact of their battle would result in mass destruction across Japan's coasts-- creating tsunamis, shaking the earth, and collateral damage everywhere. Civilians were swiftly ordered to evacuate, but given the sudden arrival of these creatures, only so much could be done in time. Citizens all around Japan could only watch in suspense as the Kaijus drew closer, threatening to potentially even reach the mainland if uninterrupted.
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HEROES RUSH TO THE SCENE
[Shaky footage from the perspective of a distant news helicopter depicts the ensuing battle.]
[The scene is total chaos-- aircrafts being pulled from the sky by massive Jellyfish tentacles to slam into the Megalodon, while turret fire from its mechanical armor sprays all around the area. Tidal waves coalesce into miniature tsunamis which crash into the bloodied, murky waters, and just as a tentacle is about to reach and grab the POV's helicopter from the air...]
***CRASH!!!!!***
MARK COLLINS LAUNCHES HIMSELF THROUGH THE AIR AND INTO THE TENTACLE, SLAMMING IT AWAY!!!
[Renowned Kraken Killer and superhero from the United States, Mark Collins lands onto some sort of slick, 1980's car somehow driving over the waters. The vehicle can be seen navigating through the crashing waves and chaos of the fight, like a calm in the eye of the storm. Piloting the car is a young Japanese man in humble coveralls, accompanied by what appears to be world famous chef Bu Fang-- who occasionally flies around the Jellyfish to support Mark and the driver.]
According to some sources (namely American news stations), Mark Collins immediately volunteered to fly to Japan and aid in the crisis the moment the news broke out. Thanks to his efforts, many now dub him as the 'Kaiju Killer,' an upgrade from his former title of 'Kraken Killer.' Officials are citing his appearance as a representation of the strengthening bond between American and Japanese governments in the modern age.
The individuals helping Mark were discovered to be one 'Kurigo "Oz" Osikawa,' a car mechanic based in San Francisco, and famous chef Bu Fang-- who, recently, was seen to have self-immolated himself in Dubai. The two are similarly receiving praise for their actions, though a hint of controversy seems to mark Bu Fang's now confirmed supernatural history.
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THE LANTERN SLAYER
[The perspective shifts from live footage to an animated, dramatized version of the fight, produced by Ufotable, Inc.]
[In the center of the composition, the sinking silhouette of the massive Mecha-Megalodon reveals the bright, rising sun in the background-- granting a dramatic, stylized lighting to the scene. Mark Collins, channeling all of his remaining strength and heroism, drags the monster underwater with his fists lodged into its armor. Just before he sinks to the bottom with it, he turns to face the shores and gives one final, trusting look towards our hero, Oz Osikawa.]
[The young, humble Japanese man looks out to sea, a sense of relief washing over him. They had done it-- the Immortal Jellyfish had fled from the scene, and Mark managed to bring down the Megalodon with his help. It's strikingly calm, peaceful, but only for a moment. The camera cuts to familiar tentacles, menacingly emerging from the waters and approaching the shore again. The Immortal Jellyfish is alive, and looking for vengeance.]
[In that moment, suspense fills the air. The Japanese Navy begins engaging with the Kaiju, but the outcome of the fight is uncertain. With Mark Collins defeated with the Megalodon, Oz realizes that it's up to him to finish the fight. He's exhausted, wary, and worn from all of the heroics thus far-- but that doesn't stop his spirit. He looks behind him, towards his homeland, and realizes what he must protect.]
[An inspiring insert song begins to play as Oz drives forward, steadfast. Using his powers to repair a nearby fishing boat, he navigates through the crashing waves, deftly weaving in between the tentacles and battleships in a spectacular, continuous shot of animation. Reaching the center of the battle and eyeing the Jellyfish with a fierce determination, the music reaches a climax as he drives the boat straight through the Kaiju-- the impact and momentum flourished beautifully by a trail of stunning, colorful lights behind him.]
[Oz passes out as he crashes into the ocean, peace washing over him once again. As the Navy lifts him out of the waters and carries him above their shoulders, the camera faces his raised body pointed towards the sky. It slowly begins to pan outward, showcasing the scale of the battle. A faint smile marks the Japanese man's face. He's done it. The Kaiju has been slayed by his hand. Japan is safe.]
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THE TITANS ARE DEFEATED!
Thanks to the combined heroics of American superhero Mark Collins, the Japanese Navy, and national hero Kurigo "Oz" Osikawa (plus Bu Fang according to most non-Japanese sources), the two Kaijus were both defeated before they could go further than the coast of Japan. As such, no civilian casualties have been reported thanks to the aforementioned evacuation orders.
Oz, in particular, has received immense commemorations from the public since the fight. Like a hero ripped straight from mythology, Oz bravely charged his vessel straight through the body of the Immortal Jellyfish, saving countless lives in the process. Consequently, he has now earned the title of the 'Lantern Slayer' among both Japanese and overseas fans, as well as an anime adaptation of his heroics and a ceremonial sword officially given to him by the Japanese government.
Bu Fang, on the other hand, seems to have some mixed reception towards his help. Though many are still praising the chef for helping the heroes, recent controversy and the lack of much spotlight from Japanese reporting has limited how positively people view his help. Nonetheless, his restaurant has seen a tremendous boom in interest thanks to all of his actions.
However, Japan is still in the process of recovering from the impact of the fight. With the coast ravaged by the destruction of the Kaijus, much work still needs to be done. Specifically, the blood of the Kaijus seems to have polluted the waters, resulting in a deadly toxin that is reportedly being collected and sold on the black market. The government, ecologists and volunteer groups continue to work hard to restore Japan’s overall health.
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