According to people well-versed in war history, in World War II the submarine Hawkbill that fought the destroyer Kamikaze was sunk, and the captain and all crew members died in action...
Also, along with this change, I was told that the contents of the manga that depicts Shigeru Mizuki’s boyhood, “NonNonBa and Me,” have been drastically altered. According to that reporter’s memory, at first Shigeru Muraki the boy, who was in Sakaiminato, grows up hearing all sorts of yokai stories from Nonnonba, who came to the house to help out, and there’s also the same story about his interactions with a girl with tuberculosis, but in the sequel, the story opens with the Shōwa Depression (the economic crisis in Japan in the early 1930s), the Sakaiminato area is in dire straits due to the recession, the people around them who have run out of ways to eat volunteer by village units for the Manchuria-Mongolia Pioneer Settlers (Manshū-Mōko Kaitakudan; state-backed settler groups), it begins with them emigrating together with most of the village, and life in Manchuria is the main focus of the sequel, Nonnonba is already deceased but occasionally appears as a ghost and has a major impact on boy Shigeru’s view of life and death, there was also interaction with an old man nearby who was like a Manchu medium, as well as a confrontation and reconciliation with the bossy kid from the neighboring town who had been an enemy, and a story where the two of them find the hideout of bandits who don’t think well of Japanese people and dash to the army garrison, and there also appeared a Manchu girl named “Meifa” who had mysterious powers and was about to be sold off by the bandits. (In the altered current version this has changed to a story about a Japanese girl named “Miwa” being sold to Kobe.) She too can see Nonnonba, so they become friends, and Meifa is reunited with and taken in by her maternal aunt from whom she had been separated. After that, the sequel ended with boy Shigeru returning to Japan to take the entrance exam for the old-system middle school. And then in the sequel after that, “Zokuzoku NonNonBa and Me” second sequel , it is broadly the same as current history:…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.