Godzilla VS Space Godzilla
Godzilla VS Space Godzilla

ゴジラvsスペースゴジラ
Gojira VS Supēsugojira
Godzilla VS Space Godzilla
Director | Kensho Yamashita |
Special Effects Director | Koichi Kawakita |
Producer | Tomoyuki Tanaka |
Screenplay | Hiroshi Kashiwabara |
Music | Takayuki Hattori |
Co-Producer | Shogo Tomiyama |
Photography | Masahisa Kishimoto |
Art | Ken Sakai |
Sound | Kazuo Miyauchi |
Lighting | Hideki Mochitsuki |
Editor | Miho Yoneda |
Special Effects Assistant Director | Kenji Suzuki |
Production Companies | Toho |
Release Date | December 10, 1994 |
Runtime | 108 minutes |
Preceded by | Godzilla VS Mechagodzilla (1993) |
Followed by | Godzilla VS Destroyer (1995) |
![]() ゴジラvsスペースゴジラ Gojira VS Supēsugojira Godzilla VS Space Godzilla |
Director | Kensho Yamashita |
Special Effects Director | Koichi Kawakita |
Producer | Tomoyuki Tanaka |
Screenplay | Hiroshi Kashiwabara |
Music | Takayuki Hattori |
Co-Producer | Shogo Tomiyama |
Photography | Masahisa Kishimoto |
Art | Ken Sakai |
Sound | Kazuo Miyauchi |
Lighting | Hideki Mochitsuki |
Editor | Miho Yoneda |
Special Effects Assistant Director | Kenji Suzuki |
Production Companies | Toho |
Release Date | December 10, 1994 |
Runtime | 108 minutes |
Preceded by | Godzilla VS Mechagodzilla (1993) |
Followed by | Godzilla VS Destroyer (1995) |
The Japanese military invests in two new anti-Godzilla countermeasures. One is the giant fighting robot Mogera. The second, Project T, is an attempt to use a psychic medium to control Godzilla through telekinesis. Saegusa, the leading psychic in the force, is recruited into Project T. She is sent to Birth Island, home of Godzilla, where she meets her G-Force escort, Shinjo, and the Project T lead, Okubo. They succeed in installing a receiver on Godzilla’s neck with a projectile launcher, and Saegusa uses Okubo’s equipment to control Godzilla’s movements. Okubo’s machinery is not up to the sustained workload and breaks down. Meanwhile, a new monster appears on Japan’s space scopes, and Mogera is sent to intercept. The new monster, a kind of Space Godzilla, easily defeats Mogera and heads for earth.
Space Godzilla lands at Birth Island where it battles and overcomes Godzilla. Space Godzilla then heads for the mainland. The military decides to abandon Project T in favor of repairing and enhancing Mogera to battle both monsters. Okubo kidnaps Saegusa and tries to mimic her psychic abilities through a computer, so he can sell Project T on the black market. Shinjo finds her and saves her, and Okubo is killed in Space Godzilla rampages across his laboratory. Shinjo volunteers to take control of Mogera.
Space Godzilla lands in Fukuoka and constructs a network of crystals, from which it draws energy. Mogera arrives and teams with Godzilla to fight Space Godzilla. Mogera targets the crystal structures, diminishing Space Godzilla’s power, while Godzilla presses the advantage. Shinjo ejects before Space Godzilla destroys Mogera. Godzilla gains the upper hand and attacks Space Godzilla relentlessly with his energy beams, causing the space monster to explode.
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Rest of Cast Listed Alphabetically
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Top Billed Cast

Koji Shinjo

Miki Saegusa

Kiyoshi Sato

Chinatsu Gondo

G-Force Chief Tadao Aso

Akira Yuki
Rest of Cast Listed Alphabetically

Mogera

Space Godzilla

Alexander Mamilov

Little Godzilla

Cosmos

Cosmos

Frank Reynolds

Secretary Takayuki Segawa

Shin Okubo

Eric Gould

Godzilla

Hyodo