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Remarkably, the heart survives the blast and regenerates into a feral, rapidly growing boy-creature living in the ruins of Japan. As the creature (played by Koji Furuhata in a furry costume) grows to over 20 meters tall, the military attempts to capture it. Simultaneously, a dinosaur-like monster named Baragon emerges from the Earth’s crust. The film culminates in a spectacular, brutal finale where the two giants tear apart the city of Osaka—including a famous fight atop Osaka Castle. If you want to see the most surreal
Unlike Godzilla, who is often portrayed as a force of nature or a villain, Frankenstein’s monster here is a tragic figure. He’s just a confused giant trying to survive, which makes his battle with the villainous Baragon surprisingly gripping. The film culminates in a spectacular, brutal finale