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'''Marine Kong''' (nothing to do with King Kong) is a kaiju show that ran for 2 series (thirteen-episode chapters) in 1960. The show was only shown in Japan. According to Wikipedia, it was a popular show, but no copy of an entire episode has surfaced, even though it had a partial VHS release in 1984. A 6-minute video with many Marine Kong clips (of the monster, which has now become privated), a full 30-second clip (again, most of the monster), the ending to one of the episodes, and a few screenshots and posters are all that is available. | '''Marine Kong''' (nothing to do with King Kong) is a kaiju show that ran for 2 series (thirteen-episode chapters) in 1960. The show was only shown in Japan. According to Wikipedia, it was a popular show, but no copy of an entire episode has surfaced, even though it had a partial VHS release in 1984.Episode 2(in Low Quality),A 6-minute video with many Marine Kong clips (of the monster, which has now become privated), a full 30-second clip (again, most of the monster), the ending to one of the episodes, and a few screenshots and posters are all that is available. | ||
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The title of Marine Kong.
Status: Partially Found
Marine Kong (nothing to do with King Kong) is a kaiju show that ran for 2 series (thirteen-episode chapters) in 1960. The show was only shown in Japan. According to Wikipedia, it was a popular show, but no copy of an entire episode has surfaced, even though it had a partial VHS release in 1984.Episode 2(in Low Quality),A 6-minute video with many Marine Kong clips (of the monster, which has now become privated), a full 30-second clip (again, most of the monster), the ending to one of the episodes, and a few screenshots and posters are all that is available.
Gallery
External Link
- The Wikipedia page on Marine Kong. Retrieved 18 Dec '18