| Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (1974) | |||||
| Action, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Release Date | 1954 |
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| Masaaki Daimon | Keisuke Shimizu | |
| Kazuya Aoyama | Masahiko Shimizu | |
| Reiko Tajima | Saeko Kanagusuku | |
| Akihiko Hirata | Professor Hideto Miyajima | |
| Hiromi Matsushita | Ikuko Miyajima | |
| Hiroshi Koizumi | Professor Wagura | |
| Masao Imafuku | Tengan Kunigami / the Azumi Royal Family High Priest | |
| Bellbella Lin | Nami Kunigami / the Azumi Royal Family Princess | |
| Shin Kishida | Interpol Agent Nanbara | |
| Goro Mutsumi | Alien Supreme Leader Kuronuma | |
| Daigo Kusano | Yanagawa / Alien Agent #1 | |
| Takayasu Torii | Interpol Agent Tamura | |
| Kenji Sahara | Ship's Captain | |
| Yasuzo Ogawa | Construction Foreman | |
| Takamitsu Watanabe | Alien Henchman # 1 |
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| Producer | Tomoyuki Tanaka
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| Writer | Jun Fukuda
Masami Fukushima |
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| Cinematography | Yuzuru AIZAWA
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| Musician | Masaru Satô
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A prophecy is discovered on the statue of an Okinawan guardian, King Caesar. It states a monster will appear to destroy the Earth when black mountain appears above the clouds. Godzilla soon reemerges, seeming to fulfill the prophecy. But not all is as it seems when a second Godzilla emerges to challenge this notorious doppelgänger. |
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