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Godzilla sadly slumped in the East China Sea with his rubber suit at half-zip as Mothra hovered nearby to fan and provide comfort with the great winds from his huge paper mache wings.
The greenscreened footage will be superimposed into the background of the videos of sobbing North Koreans broadcast by the state, shown in the article below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-16297811
Key blurbs from the article:
Scenes of mourning for Kim Jong-il have been broadcast on state television.
Strange
natural phenomena have been witnessed in North Korea since the death of
the country's leader Kim Jong-il, the state news agency KCNA reports.
Ice cracked on a famous lake "so loud, it seemed to shake the
Heavens and the Earth", and a mysterious glow was seen on a revered
mountain top, KCNA said.The personality cult surrounding North Korea's founding father and son bestows near-divine status on them.
...In North Korea, state media continue to report mass grieving following Mr Kim's death, reportedly from a heart attack.
'Message in rock'
The 69-year-old had led North Korea since the death of his father in 1994 and an elaborate personality cult, involving multiple stories of alleged miracles or astonishing deeds, has been built up around him.
Even nature is mourning, the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported on Thursday.
A snowstorm hit as Mr Kim died and ice on the volcanic Chon lake near his reported birthplace at Mount Paektu cracked, it said.
Following the storm's sudden end at dawn on Tuesday, a
message carved in rock - "Mount Paektu, holy mountain of revolution. Kim
Jong-il" - glowed brightly, it said. It remained there until sunset.On the same say, a Manchurian crane also apparently adopted a posture of grief at a statue of the late leader's father in the northern city of Hamhung.
"Even the crane seemed to mourn the demise of Kim Jong-il, born of Heaven, after flying down there at dead of cold night, unable to forget him," KCNA reported officials as saying.
On Wednesday state media said more than five million people had already turned out to pay their respects to Kim Jong-il.
State media have called on North Koreans to unite behind his designated heir, youngest son Kim Jong-un, who is being called the "Great Successor".
