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After studying the remains of Mecha-King
Ghidorah, the UN begins work on Mechagodzilla, a giant
mechanical machine built in the likeness of Godzilla.
With the ability to shoot missiles from each of its
fingers and two laser beams from its eyes, the UN also
equips the mammoth mechanical monster with the ability
to separate itself into two parts. One part, a flying
ship that is equipped with the two laser beam cannons,
the other part a tank equipped with multiple missile
launchers.
Meanwhile, there is an expedition to Adona
Island, in which the scientists find a giant egg, believed
to be a remnant of prehistoric times. Shortly after
the remarkable discovery, the expedition is attacked
by two pteranodons. The UN receives word of the two
pteranodons and dispatches Mechagodzilla to deal with
them. Mechagodzilla is successful, killing one of the
pteranodons, and sending the other collapsing into the
nearby sea. The scientists then leave the island, egg
in tow.
Upon the scientists return to Japan, a
giant incubation chamber is made in order to house the
giant egg. Once inside, the egg eventually hatches,
revealing a newborn Godzillasaurus, as opposed to a
pteranodon as speculated. The scientists then propose
a hypothesis of how this came to be as a brief scene
accompanies the discussion showing a pteranodon fighting
a Godzillasaurus in prehistoric times. In light of the
discovery of the baby Godzillasaurus, it's feared that
Godzilla might try to rescue the infant. The fear is
quickly justified as a report comes in that Godzilla
is attacking a oil refinery, and making his way toward
the laboratory. In response, the UN send Mechagodzilla
to do battle with the nuclear menace. The two towering
monsters battle it out, as Mechagodzilla easily overpowers
Godzilla until a mechanical failure occurs allowing
Godzilla to defeat his mechanical clone.
Godzilla continues onward, to the lab;
however, upon arriving Godzilla suddenly turns away,
leaving the vicinity. It is later discovered that the
baby Godzilla can communicate telepathically, and must
have been sending off distress waves which caused Godzilla
to leave. The UN, seeing the tactical advantage that
this Baby Godzilla presents, sets up a new plan to kill
Godzilla in which Baby Godzilla is used as bait to lure
Godzilla where they want him. As an extra precaution,
the UN also readies an older war machine, Garuda, for
combat in order to ensure Godzilla's defeat at the hands
of Mechagodzilla. In order to execute the plan, Baby
Godzilla is sealed away in a canister so it can be shipped
to a remote location. While in transit, the small Godzillasaurus
sends out a distress call.
Meanwhile, in the shores off Adona Island,
the pretanodon that was knocked into the sea awakes
and, due to a heavy exposure to radiation from the local
nuclear deposits, transforms into Rodan. Rodan then
flies to Japan to answer Baby's distress call. The winged
monster discovers the helicopter that is transporting
the small Godzillasaurus, and quickly destroys it and
carries Baby off to safety.
The UN reacts to this change of events
by deploying Mechagodzilla to finish off the pteranodon.
Rodan tries his best to defend Baby Godzilla from the
mechanical monster, but in the end is slayed by Mechagodzilla.
Shortly after Rodan is killed, Godzilla emerges from
the nearby water to save Baby Godzilla. Mechagodzilla
splits into two parts to attack Godzilla, along with
Garuda. Eventually Godzilla is killed, but not at the
expense of Garuda being defeated. The flying war machine's
nuclear reactor then explodes, and the fallout from
the detonation resurrects Godzilla who this time defeats
Mechagodzilla once and for all. Godzilla then carries
Baby Godzilla, with his teeth, out to sea.
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