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* EvilInc: The Toho Company. Toho is painted in a more villainous light in this story, as they're willing to keep The Man in The Suit alive and imprisoned to make more Godzilla movies, as well as the other suit-hybrid actors, even though they should be getting them help for their conditions. What's worse is that they treat them more as animals than people, as they've been trying to use tasers to get The Man in The Anguirus suit to act for them even though he clearly doesn't want to be there and wants to see his family again.
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* EvilInc: The Toho Company. Toho is painted in a more villainous light in this story, as they're willing to keep The Man in The Suit alive and imprisoned to make more Godzilla movies, as well as the other suit-hybrid actors, even though they should be getting them help for their conditions. What's worse is that they treat them more as animals than people, as they've been trying to use tasers to get The Man in The Anguirus suit to act for them even though he clearly doesn't want to be there and wants the pain to see his family again.stop.
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* CentralTheme: Grief and vengeance. Goji's desire to kill all Americans is from his grief, which turned to revenge for the death of his family after Japan got nuked. Said vengeance became blind, as most of the people Goji killed or transformed into "kaiju" were fellow Japanese people who went through the same grief he was going through. Take The Man in The Anguiris Suit, for example. It's implied the actor also lost his family to the nukes, but unlike Goji, he tried to move on from the pain. Goji's shock at how Japan is not preparing for revenge parallels how the real world handled the horrors of after the war, not in world-ending vengeance or genocide, but in peace and learning, while also not forgetting humanity's mistake.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Are we in an AlternateHistory? It's not clear if the big names involved with the ''Godzilla'' franchise are involved with the events of the story, as nobody except King Kong actor Hirose Shoichi is directly namedropped, and even then Shoichi is claimed to have been killed by The Man in the Suit despite having lived at least until TheNineties in real life. So we have no idea if it's supposed to be implied that this is an alternate timeline or if this is a "true story" that Toho covered up. It's thus also not clear if Creator/HaruoNakajima is The Man in the Suit.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Are we in an AlternateHistory? It's not clear if AlternateHistory or is this the "true story" that Toho suppressed from the public?
** With the exception of Shoichi Hirose, none of the other big namesinvolved with of the ''Godzilla'' franchise are named as being involved with the events of the story, as nobody except King Kong actor series. Hirose Shoichi is directly namedropped, and even then Shoichi himself is claimed to have been killed by The Man in the Suit despite having lived at least until TheNineties in real life. So we have no idea if it's supposed to be implied that this is an alternate timeline or if this is a "true story" that Toho covered up. life.
** It'sthus also not clear unknown if Creator/HaruoNakajima is The Man in the Suit.Suit or if it's another actor who played Gojira in this version of events. Nakajima also played other Kaiju in later ''Godzilla'' films as did Katsumi Tezuka, who played Anguirus in ''Film/GodzillaRaidsAgain'', particularly the larvae form of Mothra, a role both shared in the same movie. This obviously wouldn't be possible if Nakajima and Tezuka, assuming they are still the actors, were merged with their respective suits. And the series claims that an unnamed actress played Mothra's larvae form.
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* ViralTransformation: Those in-costume bitten by The Man in the Suit will fuse into their suits as well.
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* AndIMustScream: The general situation for all those who were forcibly merged with their suits. The Man in the Angurius Suit is revealed to be in constant agonizing pain as Toho keeps him around for more movies. This paints a bleak picture as to what future victims might be going through.
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* MythologyGag: The Man in the Suit has several similarities to Film/ShinGodzilla, as a take on the King of Monsters that's based heavily on BodyHorror and follows the movie's implied origin for Godzilla as a TragicVillain who merged with the monster's body.
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''The Man in rhe Suit'' is an ongoing AnalogHorror series based on the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' franchise by Unknowingly.
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* EvilInc: The Toho Company. Toho is painted in a more villainous light in this story, as they're willing to keep The Man in The Suit alive and imprisoned to make more Godzilla movies, as well as the other suit-hybrid actors, even though they should be getting them help for their conditions. What's worse is that they treat them more as animals than people, as they've been trying to use tasers to get The Man in The Anguirus suit to act for them even though he clearly doesn't want to be there and wants to see his family again.
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* TheProtagonist: The unnamed cameraman is one of the main central characters in this story as he wants to expose what's happening behind Toho's walls and The Man in The Suit's actions on-set. The other is the titular character, The Man in The Suit, though he falls under VillainProtagonist territory.
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''The Man In The Suit'' is an ongoing AnalogHorror series based on the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' franchise by Unknowingly.
The series, comprised of FoundFootage and audio recordings, follows an unknown Toho cameraman recording for the Godzilla films as he documents the disturbing on-set happenings surrounding the Godzilla suit actor who becomes the titular "Man In The Suit". As the series progresses, it reveals a tale of horror, tragedy, and man's desire for revenge.
The series began on Jul 28, 2023, and can be watched on Unknowingly's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@Unkn0wingly/featured here.]]
The series, comprised of FoundFootage and audio recordings, follows an unknown Toho cameraman recording for the Godzilla films as he documents the disturbing on-set happenings surrounding the Godzilla suit actor who becomes the titular "Man In The Suit". As the series progresses, it reveals a tale of horror, tragedy, and man's desire for revenge.
The series began on Jul 28, 2023, and can be watched on Unknowingly's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@Unkn0wingly/featured here.]]
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''The Man In The in rhe Suit'' is an ongoing AnalogHorror series based on the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' franchise by Unknowingly.
The series,comprised of comprising FoundFootage and audio recordings, follows an unknown Toho cameraman recording for the Godzilla films as he documents the disturbing on-set happenings surrounding the Godzilla suit actor who becomes the titular "Man In The in the Suit". As the series progresses, it reveals a tale of horror, tragedy, and man's desire for revenge.
The series began onJul July 28, 2023, and can be watched on Unknowingly's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@Unkn0wingly/featured here.]]
The series,
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The Man in The Suit attacked [[spoiler:and possibly murdered]] Shoichi Hirose during the final scene of ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' solely because he was portraying an American monster even though Hirose was just doing his job.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The Man in The the Suit attacked [[spoiler:and possibly murdered]] Shoichi Hirose during the final scene of ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' solely because he was portraying an American monster monster, even though Hirose was just doing his job.
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* IveComeTooFar: The unnamed cameraman muses how he should've dropped his investigations into Toho and The Man in The Suit when he had the chance and left Japan, but realizes he's too far down the rabbit hole to stop. If he tried to leave the country now, he'd get arrested at the airport due to what he knows.
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* IveComeTooFar: The unnamed cameraman muses how he should've dropped his investigations into Toho and The Man in The the Suit when he had the chance and left Japan, but realizes he's too far down the rabbit hole to stop. If he tried to leave the country now, he'd get arrested at the airport due to what he knows.
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* SoleSurvivor: The Man in The Suit lost his wife and kids when the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. His family lived in the former city, but he survived because he was on a business trip.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamed cameraman's been trying to document and reveal the horrors behind Toho's walls. In ''Dorsal Extraction'', Toho gives him the boot when they think he's been telling people what they're doing. They were right.
* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit wants to become a real-life Godzilla and exact revenge against the Americans because he, along with many others, lost his family when the U.S. nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamed cameraman's been trying to document and reveal the horrors behind Toho's walls. In ''Dorsal Extraction'', Toho gives him the boot when they think he's been telling people what they're doing. They were right.
* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit wants to become a real-life Godzilla and exact revenge against the Americans because he, along with many others, lost his family when the U.S. nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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* SoleSurvivor: The Man in The the Suit lost his wife and kids when the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. His family lived in the former city, but he survived because he was on a business trip.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamedcameraman's cameraman has been trying to document and reveal the horrors behind Toho's walls. In ''Dorsal Extraction'', Toho gives him the boot when they think he's been telling people what they're doing. They were right.
* TragicVillain: The Man inThe the Suit wants to become a real-life Godzilla and exact revenge against the Americans because he, along with many others, lost his family when the U.S. United States nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamed
* TragicVillain: The Man in
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* NoNameGiven: Aside from the actor inside the King Kong suit, Shoichi Hirose, no one has been given their name yet. The cameraman is purposely not giving names out to protect his and the identities of his family and associates/friends, such as calling a friend of his "Elise" instead of revealing her real name.
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* NoNameGiven: Aside from the actor inside in the King Kong suit, Shoichi Hirose, no one has none of the characters have been given their name yet. named. The cameraman is purposely not giving names out doing this to protect himself, his family, and the identities of his family friends and associates/friends, associates, such as calling a friend of his "Elise" instead of revealing her real name.
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* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit's desire for vengeance against the U.S. is because he lost his home and family when the Americans dropped the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now, he's determined to become Godzilla himself and exact revenge on those who hurt his country.
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* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit's desire for vengeance Suit wants to become a real-life Godzilla and exact revenge against the Americans because he, along with many others, lost his family when the U.S. is because he lost his home and family when the Americans dropped the bombs on nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now, he's determined to become Godzilla himself and exact revenge on those who hurt his country.Nagasaki.
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: A non-video game example. In ''Mailed Message'', the cameraman gets a mysterious tape in the mail that's not from Toho. After watching it, he (and us, the viewers) realize it's from The Man in The Suit himself as he explains the reasons of his actions in the tape.
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* SoleSurvivor: The Man in The Suit lost his wife and kids when the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. His family lived in the former city, but he survived because he was on a business trip.
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* BodyHorror: Whatever The Man in The Suit did to irradiate himself caused his body to explode and reshape itself within the Godzilla suit before fusing with it. The results of which aren't pretty. What's worse is that according to "Elise", The Man in The Suit's body is constantly changing, becoming more animalistic than human to the point where he can move the fake tail of the Godzilla suit as if it was his own. As if that wasn't bad enough, ''Rare Newspaper'' reveals that he's getting ''bigger'', big enough to ''tower over people's houses''. It's as if The Man in The Suit is becoming a ''real-life Godzilla''.
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* BerserkButton: For The Man in The Suit, it's the Americans or anything related to the United States. The translated description of Godzilla Encounter shows his absolute hatred for them, calling out "the traitors" for working with the Americans to make ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' and even getting violent with the actor in the King Kong suit for portraying an American monster.
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* BerserkButton: For The Man in The Suit, it's the Americans or anything related to the United States. The translated description of Godzilla Encounter ''Godzilla Encounter'' shows his absolute hatred for them, calling out "the traitors" for working with the Americans to make ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' and even getting violent with the actor in the King Kong suit for portraying an American monster.
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''The Man In The Suit'' is an ongoing AnalogHorror series by Unknowingly.
The series, comprised of FoundFootage and audio recordings, follows an unknown Toho cameraman recording for the Godzilla films as he documents the disturbing on-set happenings surrounding the Godzilla suit actor who becomes the titular "Man In The Suit". As the series progresses, it reveals a tale of horror, tragedy, and man's desire for revenge.
The series began on Jul 28, 2023, and can be watched on Unknowingly's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@Unkn0wingly/featured here.]]
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!!''The Man In The Suit'' includes the following tropes:
* AntagonistTitle: The titular The Man in The Suit. This refers to the actor inside the original Godzilla suit.
* BerserkButton: For The Man in The Suit, it's the Americans or anything related to the United States. The translated description of Godzilla Encounter shows his absolute hatred for them, calling out "the traitors" for working with the Americans to make ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' and even getting violent with the actor in the King Kong suit for portraying an American monster.
* DisproportionateRetribution: The Man in The Suit attacked [[spoiler:and possibly murdered]] Shoichi Hirose during the final scene of ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' solely because he was portraying an American monster even though Hirose was just doing his job.
* GreaterScopeVillain: You can argue that the Toho Company (in this universe) is the true villain of the story as they insist on keeping the actors inside the monster suits locked up and treating them more like animals instead of getting them help for the sake of making more movies and money.
* TheMole: After Toho fires the cameraman for thinking he was trying to expose the incidents happening on-set (he was), he manages to befriend someone to be his spy and keep him updated.
* NoNameGiven: Aside from the actor inside the King Kong suit, Shoichi Hirose, no one has been given their name yet. The cameraman is purposely not giving names out to protect his and the identities of his family and associates/friends, such as calling a friend of his "Elise" instead of revealing her real name.
* PointOfNoReturn: A non-video game example. The cameraman lampshades how he's gone too far down the rabbit hole to stop. He thought about abandoning his investigations and leaving Japan but realized he'd be arrested at the airport if he did.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamed cameraman's been trying to document and reveal the horrors behind Toho's walls. In ''Dorsal Extraction'', Toho gives him the boot when they think he's been telling people what they're doing. They were right.
* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit's desire for vengeance against the U.S. is because he lost his home and family when the Americans dropped the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now, he's determined to become Godzilla himself and exact revenge on those who hurt his country.
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: Despite the actors being mutated and fused with their respective monster suits, Toho isn't doing anything to help them.
** In ''Anguirus Suit'', the spy reveals that Toho has been trying to get The Man in The Anguirus Suit to "cooperate" using force, like tasers, even though "Anguirus" clearly doesn't want to be there and wants to go home.
** In the ''Mosura Suit Incident'', [[spoiler:the spy also reveals that The Man in The Suit broke out because Toho was putting him through terrible conditions for their next movie, from forcing him to wear contacts to hide his bloodshot eyes, getting knocked over due to fake high winds, and getting dragged around. The cameraman says they were treating him like a circus animal]].
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The series, comprised of FoundFootage and audio recordings, follows an unknown Toho cameraman recording for the Godzilla films as he documents the disturbing on-set happenings surrounding the Godzilla suit actor who becomes the titular "Man In The Suit". As the series progresses, it reveals a tale of horror, tragedy, and man's desire for revenge.
The series began on Jul 28, 2023, and can be watched on Unknowingly's channel [[https://www.youtube.com/@Unkn0wingly/featured here.]]
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!!''The Man In The Suit'' includes the following tropes:
* AntagonistTitle: The titular The Man in The Suit. This refers to the actor inside the original Godzilla suit.
* BerserkButton: For The Man in The Suit, it's the Americans or anything related to the United States. The translated description of Godzilla Encounter shows his absolute hatred for them, calling out "the traitors" for working with the Americans to make ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' and even getting violent with the actor in the King Kong suit for portraying an American monster.
* DisproportionateRetribution: The Man in The Suit attacked [[spoiler:and possibly murdered]] Shoichi Hirose during the final scene of ''King Kong vs. Godzilla'' solely because he was portraying an American monster even though Hirose was just doing his job.
* GreaterScopeVillain: You can argue that the Toho Company (in this universe) is the true villain of the story as they insist on keeping the actors inside the monster suits locked up and treating them more like animals instead of getting them help for the sake of making more movies and money.
* TheMole: After Toho fires the cameraman for thinking he was trying to expose the incidents happening on-set (he was), he manages to befriend someone to be his spy and keep him updated.
* NoNameGiven: Aside from the actor inside the King Kong suit, Shoichi Hirose, no one has been given their name yet. The cameraman is purposely not giving names out to protect his and the identities of his family and associates/friends, such as calling a friend of his "Elise" instead of revealing her real name.
* PointOfNoReturn: A non-video game example. The cameraman lampshades how he's gone too far down the rabbit hole to stop. He thought about abandoning his investigations and leaving Japan but realized he'd be arrested at the airport if he did.
* TheStoolPigeon: The unnamed cameraman's been trying to document and reveal the horrors behind Toho's walls. In ''Dorsal Extraction'', Toho gives him the boot when they think he's been telling people what they're doing. They were right.
* TragicVillain: The Man in The Suit's desire for vengeance against the U.S. is because he lost his home and family when the Americans dropped the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now, he's determined to become Godzilla himself and exact revenge on those who hurt his country.
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: Despite the actors being mutated and fused with their respective monster suits, Toho isn't doing anything to help them.
** In ''Anguirus Suit'', the spy reveals that Toho has been trying to get The Man in The Anguirus Suit to "cooperate" using force, like tasers, even though "Anguirus" clearly doesn't want to be there and wants to go home.
** In the ''Mosura Suit Incident'', [[spoiler:the spy also reveals that The Man in The Suit broke out because Toho was putting him through terrible conditions for their next movie, from forcing him to wear contacts to hide his bloodshot eyes, getting knocked over due to fake high winds, and getting dragged around. The cameraman says they were treating him like a circus animal]].
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