In the very heart of Madison Square Garden, Godzilla's young grew inside the protective shells of their leathery eggs. Their strength increased and their form perfected. Ultimately, they would hatch, much to the horror of the on looking humans. Unfortunately for the onlookers, the young creatures were hungry, and they based their next meal not on sight, but smell. So, the creatures turned to the humans, whose bodies smelled of the surrounding fish, and they pounced. In a horrific display, two hundred of Godzilla's young hatched and several pursued the small group of people. The hungry creatures infested the building and backed the humans into a room, where they sent a broadcast calling for the destruction of Madison Square Garden and thus the destruction of the creatures. The small group of people fought their way out, shooting down chandeliers in order to fend off the advancing lizards. The humans escaped the building as a terrible fate befell the young Godzillas. The military fired on the building, annihilating the terrible creatures.

However, among the crumbling and fiery building, one creature remained untouched. Late to hatch, this final Godzilla, the last of its species, emerged, ready to terrorize the world another day.