One year after the fight between Godzilla and Mechagodzilla, the two monsters along with Mothra face off in a conclusive battle royale.
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Noboru Kaneko | ... | Yoshito Chûjô |
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Miho Yoshioka | ... | Pilot Azusa Kisaragi |
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Hiroshi Koizumi | ... | Dr. Shin'ichi Chûjô (Linguist / Yoshito's father) |
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Akira Nakao | ... | Premier Hayato Igarashi |
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Kôichi Ueda | ... | General Dobashi |
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Kô Takasugi | ... | JSDF Lieutenant Togashi |
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Chihiro Ohtsuka | ... | Shobijin (Twin Fairy) (as Chihiro Ôtsuka) |
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Takeo Nakahara | ... | JSDF Chief Hitoyanagi |
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Norman England | ... | Sgt Woodyard |
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Naomasa Musaka | ... | Gorô Kanno |
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Yumiko Shaku | ... | Akane Yashiro |
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Yûsuke Tomoi | ... | Lieutenant Hayama |
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Forty-two years after her first visit in Tokyo, Mothra returns to warn mankind that they must return Mechagodzilla, along with Godzilla's bones, to the sea, for the dead must not be disturbed. If not, dire consequences will follow. However, Godzilla is once again on the rampage, and Mechagodzilla is Japan's only defense. Written by Oliver Chu
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JapanRelease Date:
13 December 2003 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Godzilla, Mothra, Mechagodzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. See more »Filming Locations:
Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo, JapanEdit
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JPY 182,651,000 (Japan), 14 December 2003, Limited ReleaseCumulative Worldwide Gross:
$10,724,345Company Credits
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Get ready to crumble because there goes Tokyo! Finally, some continuation in the Millennium series. Previously, Godzilla once again faced off against his mechanical double in "Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla." Both monsters return alongside Mothra in one hell of a battle between man, monster, and goddess. The result is Godzilla Tokyo SOS.
Plot: One year after the epic battle between monster and machine, Mechagodzilla is still undergoing repairs as is Tokyo. Meanwhile, Mothra, Earth's insect guardian, demands that the bones of the original Godzilla creature, currently inside Mechagodzilla, because apparently humans should never touch the souls of the dead. Soon enough, Godzilla returns, forcing the government to make rushed adjustments and send in their mech after the beast with Mothra's help. Can their combined might defeat the King of the Monsters?
Basically, it's Godzilla vs the world and I just love it. This is practically a fan's dream battle as Godzilla faces both Mothra and Mechagodzilla at the same time, the latter two being challenging opponents. The action scenes are totally crazy as these monsters beat the living (and metal) crap out of each other and buildings everywhere get smashed and blown up. The designs of the creatures are just excellent from Godzilla's awesome Hensei/Millenuim hybrid look to Mothra's insectoid features.
The story is pretty interesting, though most of the new human characters are not as charismatic as the ones from the previous film who also show up here. What's really cool, though, is veteran Godzilla actor Hiroshi Koizumi returning as his character Dr. Shinichi Chujo from the original Mothra movie! He has a prominent role here and it's so nice to see an old face from the original series. The music is also a real treat, especially the classic Mothra song sung by none other than the twin fairies, the Shobijin.
Nothing much to say other than this Godzilla film is a blast. With epic action scenes, an intriguing story, good cast, and a surprise creature cameo, this is sure to please any fan and beyond, so check it out. All hail the King of the Monsters!