Unmade Film
Intended Release: 1993
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Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (Considered Draft)
ゴジラVSメカゴジラ
[Gojira vs. Mekagojira]
In the Cretaceous period, a Godzillasaurus engages a Pteranodon in a fierce battle.
Jumping to modern day, G-Force manages to excavate the corpse of Mecha-King Ghidorah from the sea floor using the winch of a salvage ship. After studying the remains, the United Nations begins work on a giant mechanical doppelganger of Godzilla. The machine is given the ability to separate itself into seven different parts, each equipped with weapons for combat while also being able to merge together to form the titanic "Union Mechagodzilla" super-weapon. The bird-like Garuda is also developed, a land-and-air dual robot with legs and large wings.
Meanwhile, there is an expedition to Adonoa Island in which a giant egg is uncovered, believed to be a remnant of prehistoric times. Shortly after this remarkable discovery, the expedition team is attacked by two Rodan, one male and one female. The UN receives word of the monsters and dispatches Union Mechagodzilla to deal with them. The mech besieges the Rodan couple, crushing one of the female Rodan's eyes and sending it into the ocean, while the male is electrocuted to death via high-voltage currents from Union Mechagodzilla's Flying Hands. The scientists then leave the island, egg in tow, though G-Force member Kazuma Aoki notices a connection being established between the egg and biology researcher Azusa Gojo when the two of them glow red.
Upon the team's return to Japan, the egg eventually hatches to reveal a newborn Godzillasaurus, as opposed to a Pteranodon as speculated. The BabyGodzilla quickly forms a bond with Azusa, while Azusa tends to the baby by feeding it an apple. The team, with the assistance of Professor Hiroshi Omae, psychic Miki Saegusa, and the female instructor running the Center of Psychic Development, then proposes a hypothesis of how BabyGodzilla came to be as the opening scene of a Pteranodon engaging a Godzillasaurus accompanies the discussion.
In light of this discovery, it's feared that Godzilla might try to rescue the infant. The fear is quickly justified as a report comes in of Godzilla attacking an oil refinery and making his way toward the laboratory. In response, the UN sends Union Mechagodzilla to attack the nuclear menace. The two powerhouses do battle, with Godzilla ultimately gaining the upper hand. F-15J Jets arrive as back-up while the seven separated Mechagodzilla units retreat. As the jets fire upon Godzilla, the infant Godzillasaurus suddenly grows an astonishing 6 meters.
Unfazed by the military's counterattack, Godzilla continues onward to the lab. However, upon arriving Godzilla suddenly turns away, leaving the vicinity. It is later discovered that the BabyGodzilla can communicate telepathically, and was sending off distress waves which caused Godzilla to leave. The UN, seeing the tactical advantage that this presents, sets up a new plan to kill Godzilla in which the infant is used as bait. As an extra precaution, the UN also readies the dual robot Garuda in order to ensure Godzilla's defeat at the hands of Union Mechagodzilla. In order to execute the plan, BabyGodzilla 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, off the shores off Adonoa Island, the female Rodan that was knocked into the sea awakens. The agitated female suddenly targets a nearby Russian nuclear submarine and, upon destroying it, evolves into White Rodan. The newly-powered White Rodan then flies to Japan to answer Baby's distress call. White Rodan discovers the helicopter transporting the small Godzillasaurus and quickly destroys it, then carries BabyGodzilla off to safety, forming a nest atop a high-rise hotel. The winged monster proceeds to infiltrate the Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome to look for food for the young Godzillasaur.
The UN reacts to this change of events by deploying the Mechagodzilla units and Garuda to finish off the revived monster. White Rodan does its best to defend BabyGodzilla from the swarming combat machines, eventually forming a powerful low-altitude tornado to keep them at bay, but this proves to be too much for White Rodan as it dies from exhaustion and falls into the sea. Not long after, Godzilla emerges from the nearby water. Mechagodzilla reforms for the long-awaited rematch, and Godzilla is killed in the battle by Union Mechagodzilla's shoulder-mounted G-Crusher - at the expense of Garuda being defeated. The flying robot's unstable nuclear reactor then explodes and the fallout from the detonation resurrects Godzilla, whom resumes battle with his mechanical counterpart. Union Mechagodzilla attempts to escape as it did previously by separating, but the central cockpit ends up being destroyed by Godzilla as a result, causing all the other units to crash and burn and ending Mechagodzilla once and for all.
Miki and Professor Omae finally arrive on the scene via helicopter, and Miki sends telepathic messages from the chopper to the hesitant BabyGodzilla to join its parent. Godzilla then carries BabyGodzilla in his teeth out to sea. |
