On the relatively peaceful Adonoa Island
in the Bering Sea, careless radioactive waste
dumps took place. Nobody seemed to care as the
island's vegetation and animal life slowly died
out. However, two ominously large eggs began
to absorb the radiation and grow abnormally.
These eggs belonged to a small population of
ancient reptiles. The first to hatch was a young
Pterosaur. The little creature fed on what little
food it could find on the barren island, constantly
protecting its unhatched "brother." The Pterosaur
grew larger and larger from the radioactivity,
until finally it had become the enormous creature
Rodan. As a first act, the mighty flying monster
attacked a group of people who had come to investigate
its home island. The humans had disturbed the
other egg, and the unborn baby inside had called
out to Rodan and, unknowingly, the only other
member of its species. Rodan terrorized the
camp, finally resting on a mountain to watch
the humans flee. However, victory was not his.
The cold waters of the Bering Sea flashed and
boiled, and suddenly, a mighty beam of devastation
struck Rodan's perch, nearly hitting the pterosaur
himself. Rodan flew into the air as Godzilla
rose from the sea. Rodan bombarded Godzilla
with terrible winds, but the monster king strode
ashore to claim the egg that had called out
to him. Godzilla and Rodan battled horrendously
while the humans loaded the egg into a Helicopter
and began to escape. Rodan had tried his best,
but Godzilla had proven too strong for the flying
reptile. Rodan fell, near death, to the ground
as Godzilla left, slowly following the promise
of one of his own.
In Japan, samples of some plants found surrounding
the surviving egg reveal a kind of psychic music.
When played, the egg finally hatches, and instead
of a baby pterosaur, it is revealed that Rodan's
"brother" was, in reality, a Godzillasaur. After
Godzilla battles with Mechagodzilla, this music
is sung by a small group of psychic children
from the ESP Research Institute at the UNGCC.
Baby Godzilla is given a sudden power boost,
and tries to break loose from his cage. However,
he wasn't the only one to benefit from the plant's
ancient music.
Meanwhile on Adonoa Island, amongst the fallen
boulders and tattered remains of small mountains,
a creature called out weakly. Rodan opened his
eyes as he felt himself growing stronger. He
took flight and cried out once more as he became
Fire Rodan, ready to claim back what was his.
