This stage is set in front of the Osaka Castle, with the business district in the background. Like many elements in these stages, the foliage in the foreground can be destroyed, along with the castle itself, as the monsters leap around.

The Osaka Castle Grounds is the home stage for Anguirus.

Located at the foot of Mount Fuji and near the vicinity's five lakes, a region commonly referred to as Fujigoko, this stage contains a forest of trees, the closest of which can be destroyed, that the monsters fight in.

The Fuji Five Lakes region is the home stage for King Ghidorah.

The World Children's Land, as established by the Nebula M Space Hunter aliens in Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972), showcases several interesting elements, with the most notable being the Godzilla Tower on the far right.

The World Childern's Land is the home stage for Gigan.

Set far away, in the desolate outskirts of Tokyo, this stage is the only one in the game not to feature any objects that might be destroyed during the ensuing battle, although some of the ground will shift during the fight.

The Outskirts of Tokyo is the home stage for Megalon.

Located in the southeast portion of Kanagawa, the Yokosuka stage, featured most prominently in Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975), houses numerous buildings in the foreground which will be easily destroyed during most conflicts.

Yokosuka is the home stage for Mechagodzilla.

Inspired by the climax in Godzilla vs. Biollante (1989), and complete with maser tanks and the TC system in the background, Wakasa Bay is a dark stage that contains a heavy layer of green mist. Occasionally, lightning will strike in the distance.

Wakasa Bay is the home stage for Biollante.

Yokohama's Minato Mirai 21 stage is set near the location's ferris wheel and the Grand Intercontinental Hotel, as seen during the final battle of Godzilla vs. Mothra (1992).

Minato Mirai 21 is the home stage for Mothra.

Located in the Bay Area of Makuhari, and in front of the Chiba Marine Stadium destroyed in Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993), this stage is very dark as fires ravage the metropolis in the background.

The Makuhari Bay Area is the home stage for Mechagodzilla ('93) and Super Mechagodzilla.

Set in the waters of Tokyo Bay, this stage is inspired by a scene from Atragon (1963), and is complete with a Mu Submarine in the background. Naturally, the bottom of the stage is the ocean floor, which will obscure the smaller characters, such as Mothra and the Gotengo, if they decide to move along the bottom.

Tokyo Bay is the home stage for the Gotengo.