Frankenstein vs. Godzilla

Frankenstein vs. Godzilla (フランケンシュタイン対ゴジラ Furankenshutain tai Gojira) is an unmade 1964 Godzilla film. A scientist named Dr. James Bowen and his two colleagues, Dr. Sueko Togami and Dr. Kawachi, are studying the effects of radiation on survivors from the Hiroshima bombing. During his studies, Dr. Bowen stumbles across a small wild boy roaming the streets of Hiroshima. Bowen begins to study the child and is amazed when he discovers that the boy is in fact the revived Frankenstein monster, regrown from a dissected heart that was then mutated by the atomic bomb's radiation. However, the small child quickly grows in size and cunning, as it begins to prey on the livestock and pets in the area as a means of food. Upon learning of the creature and his rapid growth, the JSDF becomes worried that the monster might turn on a more abundant source of food: human beings. Meanwhile, Godzilla is discovered trapped in ice in the Bering Sea. The JSDF decides to free the nuclear menace and lure him to Japan, where he will hopefully fight and kill the Frankenstein monster. Taking action, the JSDF breaks the icy prison around the creature and lures Godzilla to the Japanese coast with ships. Once there, a series of towers with light beacons on the mainland lead Godzilla to the Mount Fuji area. At Fuji, the nuclear menace spots Dr. Sueko, but before any harm can come to her Frankenstein rushes to the women's rescue and does battle with Godzilla. Frankenstein begins a hit and run type of battle with Godzilla, striking him then retreating back into Fuji forest. The two titans' war is interrupted, though, by a series of volcanic fissures, as one swallows Frankenstein while another causes a great flood which knocks Godzilla backwards into a raging river, where he is washed away by the current, his final fate unknown.