Godzilla Island – Story Arc 9
Godzilla Island – Story Arc 9
1997
Directed by Shun Mizutani
Godzilla Island is underfunded. Despite the fact they have a vast amount of monsters and technology stored there, only one guy and a robot are stationed there. And they are less than effective, which is why Torema can show up out of nowhere and outdo them at every turn. Plus, in this story arc they have to deal with space jellyfish and ghosts! Where is Bill Murray when you need him? If you are just joining the Godzilla Island party, hop on over to the first story arc to get introduced. For those of you who are in this for the long haul, just proceed as normal. And pretend you know who Dogora is, because he gets angry and starts throwing business cards! March of Godzilla Island continues!
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Different monster feature in each episode, so we’ll keep track of them in each story arc. The complete Godzilla Island Daikaiju List is located here. We’ll also list any new monster match-ups that weren’t in any film but now exist thanks to this series, such as Baragon fighting Manda or something. The R2 Japanese DVD release is unsubtitled, so most of what is going on will be educated guesses thanks to our limited Japanese speaking ability. But here at TarsTarkas.NET we don’t need no stinking subtitles!
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Categories: Bad, Movie Reviews Tags: Anguirus, Dogora, Godzilla, Godzilla Island, Godzilla Junior, Gorosaurus, Japan, Jet Jaguar, Jiro Dan, Kenichiro Shimamura, King Caesar, Maimi Okuwa, Mechagodzilla, Moguera, Mothra, Naoko Aizawa, Rodan, Shun Mizutani, Space Godzilla, Yutaka Aoyama
Godzilla Island – Story Arc 8
Godzilla Island – Story Arc 8
1997
Directed by Shun Mizutani
Godzilla Island keeps on going. If you are wondering why you stepped into the middle or something, go here to get to the first story. If you’ve been following along, they you’ve noticed an increase in quality of the stories as the series progressed. Unfortunately that all goes down the drain now as we get stuck with a clip show! Although they do explain a few things about Godzilla Island that wasn’t mentioned before, mostly we just waste time for five episodes. And there’s no fights! Gah! anyway, here’s the cast:
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