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Indeed, it has been alleged that atrocious violence was committed by Onoda's small group in the years after World War Two; these acts are conspicuously absent in his memoir, and are relatively diminished in Harari's film, too. There are accounts of up to 30 killings of Lubang islanders, "not just by gunshot wounds," filmmaker Mia Stewart tells BBC Culture, but from horrific injuries inflicted "with a sword or bolo knife." In Jonathan Hacker's 2001 documentary The Last Surrender, for BBC Two's Timewatch, meanwhile, a farmer named Fernando Poblete describes his gruesome discovery of a fellow islander's corpse: "the body was found in one place, and the head in another."

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