I'm not quite sure if this is an attempt a humor or a gross misunderstanding of the incident. A lack of generators (disabled/swept away by the tsunami) is exactly what caused the problem at Fukushima, actually.
The reactor shut down without issues, but because they lost both grid power and their backup generators, they had no way to keep coolant flowing through the reactor and spent fuel pools, which eventually overheated from the passive decay and melted:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_Daiichi_nuclear_disaster
Later generation reactors have cooling water located in tower as a secondary (tertiary?) safety measure I believe.