Baragon, a dinosaur who survived mass extinction
by embracing a subterranean environment and shifting
its natural biorhythms to a nocturnal pattern,
was a creature completely unknown to humankind
until the mid-20th century. Attracted by the noise
of an offshore oilrig, Baragon attacked the unsuspecting
facility. The burrowing behemoth did not reveal
himself again until he attacked Shirane, a small
town in the Japanese countryside. Since both of
Baragon's attacks were in the dead of night and
his identity was not yet confirmed, these incidents
were blamed on an escaped, heavily mutated humanoid
known as Frankenstein.
More disasters followed, and one morning when
there was enough fog permeating the air for him
to tolerate the sunlight, Baragon attacked a small
farming community. The Japanese Self-Defense Force
blamed Frankenstein once again for the terrifying
event, but one witness from the oilrig disaster
convinced three scientists that it was in fact
another monster. As the scientists attempted
to locate Frankenstein, an explosive was set off
and an angry Baragon emerged from underground.
Frankenstein arrived just in time, and the two
monsters clashed. Baragon was ultimately forced
to retreat.
Desperate for food, Baragon spotted an evacuating
village. Before he could make his move, Frankenstein
caught up with him and the two monsters began
to fight to the death! Frankenstein outsmarted
and outmaneuvered Baragon, but Baragon's fiery
breath gave birth to a raging forest fire. Frankenstein
eventually choked his foe into submission, and
the mighty dinosaur was no more. Unfortunately,
shortly after the confrontation a large fissure
opened beneath the two giants, sending them plummeting
into the chasm below.