Piercing through the immeasurable distances
of the cold vacuum of space, a massive meteor
collided with the Earth just outside of Sapporo.
When the military arrived, no trace of the object
remained. The mystery thickened as electronic
interference plagued the South side of Sapporo,
and fiber optic cables seemed to vanish into thin
air. Suddenly, a brewery was attacked, and at
the scene of the incident, silica residue was
discovered. When things seemed as though they
couldn't possibly get worse, the creatures responsible
for these anomalous events staged an attack on
a subway train. The Symbiotic Legions, as they
were called, were making their deadly presence
known.
Killing anyone unfortunate enough to stand in
their way, the Legions continued to process any
trace of silica they could find in order to feed
oxygen into their flower. Once the flower blossomed
into maturity, it would launch an ominous seed
and spread more vile Legions into far reaches
of space. The Self-Defense Force was forced to
respond tot he growing threat, but the military
became increasingly wary of the oxygen-rich environment
in Sapporo. C-4 was planted at the roots of the
flower, but the resulting explosions were of little
effect. Luckily, Gamera finally arrived on the
scene, destroying the plantlike organism with
the burning blaze of his plasma fireballs. In
response to the death of their organic reproductive
center, the Symbiotic Legions launched an offensive
against the creature responsible. Clawing and
piercing into the towering turtle's hide, the
sadistic creatures attempted to tear Gamera's
flesh to shreds! Shortly after the attack commenced,
the hive became mysteriously attracted to a nearby
transformer, where they were eliminated by the
searing electricity. With his enemies defeated,
Gamera rocketed into the sky. The Legions, meanwhile,
retreated to Sendai, where a giant queen Legion
now roamed. Gamera attempted to repel the monster;
however, it was severely weakened in the process.
The situation was dire, for a nearby Legion Flower
launch its seed. Throwing his body on the Legion
Flower, Gamera prevented the pod from leaving
the ground. In the process however, Sendai was
destroyed.
The Legion queen began to set a path for Tokyo,
and fought her way through the military resistance
with her sinister swarm of Symbiotic Legions.
Gamera, badly burned from the explosion in Sendai,
was finally rejuvenated and rushed to reenter
the fray. The swarm was sent to attack Gamera
once more, but a nearby power plant activated
its power just in time. The Symbiotic Legions
attached themselves to the transformer, and a
nearby soldier fired a flare to signal for air
support. Helicopters aimed at the insect-like
aliens and completely ended the Symbiotic threat,
forcing the queen to fend for herself...