| Godzilla Vs. Megalon | |||||
| Toho Company (1973) | |||||
| Action, Fantasy, Foreign, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Katsuhiko Sasaki | Inventor Goro Ibuki | |
| Hiroyuki Kawase | Rokuro 'Roku-chan' Ibuki | |
| Yutaka Hayashi | Hiroshi Jinkawa | |
| Robert Dunham | Emperor Antonio of Seatopia / Motorcycle assailant | |
| Kotaro Tomita | Lead Seatopian Agent | |
| Ulf Ôtsuki | Seatopian Agent | |
| Gentaro Nakajima | Truck Driver | |
| Sakyo Mikami | Truck Driver's Assistant | |
| Fumiyo Ikeda | Man from Unit 1 | |
| Kanta Mori | Japan Special Defense Forces Chief | |
| Shinji Takagi | Gojira | |
| Hideto Odachi | Megaro | |
| Tsugutoshi Komada | Jetto Jagâ | |
| Kenpachiro Satsuma | Gaigan | |
| Ralph Jesser | Antonio's Aide (Radio Operator in White) |
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| Producer |
Tomoyuki Tanaka
John Sirabella |
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| Writer |
Jun Fukuda
Takeshi Kimura |
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| Cinematography |
Yuzuru AIZAWA
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| Musician |
Riichiro Manabe
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In his 13th film, Godzilla takes a supporting role to the far more prominently featured Jet Jaguar, an Ultra-Man like robot. Aliens take control of Earth's monsters and begin using them to destroy the human race. Jet Jaguar decides to stop the attack by recruiting Godzilla and enlarging himself to Monster-size. |
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