Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II

1993 film by Takao Okawara


Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (ゴジラvsメカゴジラ Gojira tai Mekagojira) is a 1993 Japanese science fiction kaiju film in which the United Nations creates a robot monster to fight Godzilla.

Directed by Takao Okawara.  Written by Wataru Mimura.

Narrator edit

  • The year is 1992 AD. In order to try to counter the threat posed to the planet's survival by Godzilla, Japan's Counter G bureau recruited the most brilliant scientific brains in the world to build a fighting machine. The first machine was called Garuda, but its fighting capabilities were limited. A far more powerful machine was required. They salvaged a robot from the future, Mecha-King Ghidorah, in order to study its advanced technology. Its components were used to build a weapon to fight Godzilla. They called it Mechagodzilla.

Dialogue edit

G-Force scientist: [explaining Mechagodzilla's features] Its main engine is a reactor. It uses a derivative of heavy hydrogen and helium-3 in pellet form. The armor is heatproof alloy codenamed T-1.
Yuri Katagiri: And what about the protector shield?
G-Force scientist: Synthetic diamond. It's totally heat repellent. It reflects the heat back to the source.
Yuri Katagiri: That's incredible.
G-Force scientist: I really believe that this machine is the weapon to defeat Godzilla.

Commander Takaki Aso: The aim of the plan is to somehow try to lure Godzilla away. The destination: the Ogasawara islands. They're remote and uninhabited, and the only way to lure Godzilla is with a decoy.
Miki Saegusa: And what will you use?
Commander Takaki Aso: We've no alternative: the Godzillasaur.
Miki Saegusa: Baby's life can't be put at risk!
Commander Takaki Aso: Don't worry. You'll be looking after it. I've decided that, for this mission, you'll be on board the Mechagodzilla.
Miki Saegusa: But what for?
Commander Takaki Aso: Because, my dear, I need you to find the exact location of that second brain. Believe me, it's very important.

Azusa Gojo: I beg you, stop this operation.
Takayuki Segawa: I understand your concern, Miss. This dinosaur is an important asset. It would be foolish to waste it.
Azusa Gojo: Baby is not an asset. He's just an intelligent being with a right to live. Baby's not a commodity or a disposable asset.
Takayuki Segawa: Wait a moment. The men of G-Force have a responsibility. They must rid the world of the threat posed by Godzilla. That's why they've got to go ahead with this plan. I'm sorry if you can't accept that.

Cast edit

  • Masahiro Takashima as Kazuma Aoki
  • Ryoko Sano as Azusa Gojo
  • Megumi Odaka as Miki Saegusa
  • Yusuke Kawatsu as Professor Hiroshi Omae
  • Akira Nakao as General Aso
  • Kenji Sahara as Segawa
  • Daijiro Harada as Takuya Sasaki
  • Koichi Ueda as General Hyodo
  • Kenpachiro Satsuma as Godzilla
  • Wataru Fukuda as MechaGodzilla
  • Hurricane Ryu as Baby Godzilla

Taglines edit

  • After this battle, it will all be over.

External links edit

 
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  Japanese films     Shōwa series     Godzilla  (1954) · Godzilla Raids Again  (1955) · King Kong vs. Godzilla  (1962) · Mothra vs. Godzilla  (1964) · Ghidorah, the Three-Headed
  Monster
 (1964) · Invasion of Astro-Monster  (1965) · Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster  (1966) · Son of Godzilla  (1967) · Destroy All Monsters
  (1968) · All Monsters Attack  (1969) · Godzilla vs. Hedorah  (1971) · Godzilla vs. Gigan  (1972) · Godzilla vs. Megalon  (1973) · Godzilla vs.
  Mechagodzilla
 (1974) · Terror of Mechagodzilla  (1975)
 
  Heisei series     The Return of Godzilla  (1984) · Godzilla vs. Biollante  (1989) · Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah  (1991) · Godzilla vs. Mothra  (1992) · Godzilla vs.
  Mechagodzilla II
 (1993) · Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla  (1994) · Godzilla vs. Destoroyah  (1995)
 
  Millennium series     Godzilla 2000  (1999) · Godzilla vs. Megaguirus  (2000) · Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack  (2001) ·
  Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla  (2002) · Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.  (2003) · Godzilla: Final Wars  (2004)
 
  Reiwa series     Godzilla Resurgence  (2016) · Godzilla Minus One  (2023)  
  Foreign films     Adaptations     Godzilla, King of the Monsters!  (1956) · Cozzilla  (1977) · King Kong vs. Godzilla  (1963) · Godzilla 1985  (1985)  
  Co‑productions     Monster Zero  (1970)  
  TriStar Pictures     Godzilla  (1998)  
  Legendary Pictures     Godzilla  (2014) · Godzilla: King of the Monsters  (2019) · Godzilla vs. Kong  (2021)  
  Related films     Rodan  (1956) · The Mysterians  (1957) · Varan the Unbelievable  (1958) · Battle in Outer Space  (1959) · Mothra  (1961) · Gorath  (1962) · Atragon  (1963) · Dogora  (1964)
  · Frankenstein Conquers the World  (1965) · The War of the Gargantuas  (1966) · King Kong Escapes  (1967) · Latitude Zero  (1969) · Space Amoeba  (1970) · The War
  in Space
 (1977) · Gunhed  (1989) · Rebirth of Mothra  (1996) · Rebirth of Mothra II  (1997) · Rebirth of Mothra III  (1998)  
  Television     Zone Fighter  (1973) · Ike! Godman  (1972–1973) · Ike! Greenman  (1973–1974) · Godzilla  (1978–1981) · Godzilla Island  (1997–1998) · Godzilla: The Series  (1998–2000) · Monarch: Legacy of Monsters  (2023–present)  
  See also     King Kong