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Step into the world of classic sci-fi with Gammera the Invincible (1966) — the American re-cut of the original Japanese monster film. This cult favorite introduces audiences to the giant fire-breathing turtle that would go on to become a legend of kaiju cinema.
Restored from public domain archives, this film is presented for historical and entertainment purposes.
Restored from public domain archives, this film is presented for historical and entertainment purposes.
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00:00:24ship gropes through the ice fields of the Arctic. The expedition with American and Canadian
00:00:28cooperation seeks an open water route across the top of the continent, Henry Hudson's
00:00:32fabled Northwest Passage. There are no fables in the objective of Dr. Eiji Hidaka, the expedition
00:00:38zoologist. Ashore with two companions to survey the life of the region, they approach an Eskimo
00:00:42village, innocently unaware of the fabulous experiences ahead of them. I hate to live
00:00:48in cold like this all the time. These people have developed special adaptations, Mr. Ayagi.
00:00:52Huh? Well, I hope my cameras don't freeze. Welcome. Welcome. We have heard of your expedition,
00:01:05Doctor. Welcome to Okorud. Welcome. Look!
00:01:09I think that those planes up there would make an interesting picture, Mr. Ayagi.
00:01:20Russia? Don't you think so? Yeah. What are Russian jets doing here? The border is almost a thousand
00:01:27miles to the west. I hope the shore party returns soon, sir. I don't like the looks of things.
00:01:32Have the ice conditions changed? No, sir. Just a feeling. Planes. There they are, above the port beam.
00:01:42They're not a bi-air defense, sir.
00:02:02Did I hear my name, Andrew? You did. Susan, we know you've marked yourself no trespassing,
00:02:20but you shouldn't stop a guy for trying. Maybe it's cold outside. It's right, gorgeous. You've got
00:02:25a thaw island. Now, there's a South Sea Island picture to rec hall tonight. Tropical shatters,
00:02:31dusted sea ripples, muted mandolins, and me. With popcorn yet. Would you do me the honor?
00:02:37Maybe. If you keep your buttery claws to yourself, remember that airmen don't drool. They obey.
00:02:47Excuse me, Captain. Yes, the General? Yes.
00:02:49Make it fast, Hopkins. This just came in. Thank you. What is it, Captain? General, I thought you'd
00:02:55better see these reports. They just came in, sir. Has this been confirmed? Yes, sir. We just
00:03:00intercepted a message from the Japanese explorer ship Cheddar Romaro. Thank you, Captain. What is it?
00:03:05What's wrong? Four UFOs headed toward our missile sites. Lovell, I want direct contact with air
00:03:12defense immediately. Yes, sir. Lieutenant, have there been similar reports from other command posts? No,
00:03:16sir. Well, ride herd. Yes, sir. Clark. Yes, sir. I want you to get me General Arnold in Washington
00:03:21pronto. Right away. General, we made contact with air defense.
00:03:27Mr. General O'Neill, do you read me? Yes, sir. This is Hawk Leader Foster. Affirmative. Foster,
00:03:33four unknowns have been traced to your area. Altitude 4,000 feet, flying north, northeast. A latitude of
00:03:3884.27. East longitude 176.58. You will intercept and conduct them to base. If they resist,
00:03:45you will use plans Skylark and destroy. Roger.
00:03:55Captain, what is it? Russian planes are now Americans. Trouble, huh? Real trouble, yes.
00:04:11Well, Simpson? Still no reports of unknown from our other command posts, sir.
00:04:15Could be their planes have flown off course, General. It's happened before. Perhaps.
00:04:19Washington, sir. The White House. The President. He was General Arnold when the, uh...
00:04:22No need to explain it, Lieutenant. O'Neill speaking.
00:04:28Yes, Mr. President. Yes, sir. That's exactly the way it is.
00:04:33No, sir. Only if the unknowns resist.
00:04:36Yes, sir. I quite agree with you.
00:04:38Yes, sir. I will call you directly.
00:04:40Red alert.
00:04:55Red alert.
00:04:56Hulk leader, hoagie set ahead.
00:05:11Identify. Identify.
00:05:13What is your nationality and flight plan?
00:05:18If you do not acknowledge, we will open fire.
00:05:24Identify. Identify.
00:05:26Answer immediately.
00:05:36What is your nationality and flight plan?
00:05:43All planes, clear for action.
00:05:47Fire.
00:05:54Fire.
00:05:55Fire.
00:05:55Fire.
00:06:14Only a nuclear bomb could cause a blast like that.
00:06:16You're right. It was one of those jets we saw.
00:06:18And here I stand staring at that cloud, but I ought to be taking the shot of the ear.
00:06:21A great news photographer, I am.
00:06:24Yes. Do you realize what would happen, though, should a cloud come toward us?
00:06:34Low megaton atomic bomb has exploded.
00:06:36Latitude 78.97, longitude 86.32.
00:06:40The other bogey is now headed toward the Siberian border, awaiting further orders.
00:06:46Thank you, Sergeant.
00:06:47Lovell, tell Foster to recon and photograph the destruction.
00:06:51The other interceptors are to pursue the enemy.
00:06:52Yes, sir.
00:06:53Yes, sir.
00:06:54Still no reports from Strategic Command.
00:06:56It appears to be a single incident.
00:06:58Do you regard a nuclear explosion as a single incident, lieutenant?
00:07:02Yes, sir.
00:07:03I mean, no, sir.
00:07:05Excuse me, sir.
00:07:07General, air defense reports, the Japanese ship Chitaromaro and the surrounding Eskimo villages are beyond fallout.
00:07:12Well, thank God for that.
00:07:14Try and raise the Chitaromaro. I want to speak to the captain.
00:07:16Yes, sir.
00:07:16General, may I ask how serious you think this is?
00:07:22Well, there's no point in guessing.
00:07:24We'll have to play it by ear.
00:07:26Whatever happens.
00:07:46We'll have to play it by ear.
00:07:56We'll have to play it by ear.
00:07:58We'll have to play it by ear.
00:08:06We'll have to play it by ear.
00:08:08We'll have to play it by ear.
00:08:18We'll have to play it by ear.
00:08:48No, Mr. President.
00:09:09I am aware of the need for restraint, sir.
00:09:13Yes, sir.
00:09:14We'll stay on red alert until we receive further orders.
00:09:17Goodbye, sir.
00:09:18Well, the Russians insist their planes flew off course accidentally.
00:09:26Electronic interference.
00:09:27Oh, excuse me, sir.
00:09:29I mean, they couldn't have mistaken the area.
00:09:31I bet they were photographing our missile locations.
00:09:34Oh, one plane, maybe, Lieutenant, but not four.
00:09:36Now, headquarters believes they did fly off course accidentally,
00:09:39then realized what had happened and fired on our planes in order not to be forced down.
00:09:43Oh, our boys have done it on occasion, Lieutenant.
00:09:45We all know that.
00:09:46Clark.
00:09:47Clark.
00:09:47Yes, sir.
00:09:48You had any luck in raising that Japanese ship?
00:09:49No, sir.
00:09:50No air defense since you ordered them back.
00:09:51Our communication system is blocked out.
00:09:53The explosion, sir?
00:09:54That's unlikely.
00:09:55There must be something else causing the interference.
00:09:58Keep on trying, Clark.
00:09:59Yes, sir.
00:09:59This just doesn't make sense.
00:10:03Love will get more interceptors up there.
00:10:05I want to find out what's going on.
00:10:06Yes, sir.
00:10:08Oh, Sergeant Embers.
00:10:09Yes, General?
00:10:10Would you give me a cup of coffee, please?
00:10:11Black, no sugar.
00:10:12And you better make another pot.
00:10:13Looks like a long day.
00:10:15Yes, sir.
00:10:15What's the matter, Hugo?
00:10:18I don't know, Doctor.
00:10:19I can't reach the ship or anyone else.
00:10:21I can't get anything but static.
00:10:25Interference from the bomb, Doctor?
00:10:26I would imagine so.
00:10:27We'd better start back at once.
00:10:28Right.
00:10:30Goodbye, Chief.
00:10:32Goodbye.
00:10:33Goodbye.
00:10:34Goodbye.
00:10:45Wait.
00:10:46Please, Doctor A. Ducker.
00:10:47You look.
00:10:48You take this very old stone about Cloud of Death.
00:10:51It's a primitive carving of a proto-Kelonian.
00:10:54A what?
00:10:55An ancestral turtle like the leatherback.
00:10:58Tell me, Chief.
00:10:58Is there a legend connected with this?
00:11:01Yes.
00:11:02Old story of death and evil things that happened.
00:11:06Of Gamera.
00:11:10Gamera, you call it?
00:11:12This Gamera is obviously an object of terror.
00:11:15There's a peculiar pattern in the background.
00:11:17Looks almost like waves, doesn't it?
00:11:19Let's ask the Chief.
00:11:22Is that what they are?
00:11:23I do not know.
00:11:25Only that it is evil and very frightening.
00:11:28I see.
00:11:29I have a feeling that this is something very significant.
00:11:32And that pattern symbolic of something else?
00:11:35Yes, I believe it is.
00:11:36This is not the usual way that Eskimos depict the sea.
00:11:40But what else could it be?
00:11:42I mean, turtles live in water, so that would make sense.
00:11:45Well, perhaps you were right.
00:11:46Still, I think there's much more to this than meets the eye.
00:11:53The cloud is spreading.
00:11:55But why should any of those planes be carrying an atomic bomb?
00:11:59They don't trust each other.
00:12:00That's why they stay on the alert.
00:12:02Look there.
00:12:02Abundant ship!
00:12:30All hands!
00:12:30Abundant ship!
00:12:31Abundant ship!
00:12:34No, sir.
00:12:35All frequencies appear to be jammed.
00:12:36Then forget it.
00:12:37Abundant ship!
00:12:38Be Christ, sir.
00:12:39Abundant ship!
00:12:46Quick!
00:12:46Get out of here!
00:12:47Are you insane?
00:12:48Clear the breeze!
00:12:49Abundant ship!
00:12:50Forget the hell!
00:12:51Get out of here!
00:12:52Hurry!
00:12:54Turkey, keep going!
00:12:55Hurry!
00:12:55Hurry!
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00:12:58Hurry!
00:13:00Hurry!
00:13:01Hurry!
00:13:01가까 specialized!
00:13:03Hurry!
00:13:07Hurry!
00:13:08Hurry!
00:13:09Hurry!
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00:13:16Well...
00:13:18Dr. O'Neal...
00:13:18We've been able to contact Captain Foster, sir.
00:13:23He reports the Chitaramaru destroyed.
00:13:25All that remains is a huge crack in the ice and debris.
00:13:27What?
00:13:28No sign of survivors.
00:13:29Now, Foster said that ship was beyond the area of the explosion.
00:13:31Now, what happened?
00:13:32Well, sir, I don't exactly know how to explain his report.
00:13:36It's just that, well, sir, he says...
00:13:38All right, Lovell, this is no time to get tongue-tied.
00:13:40Now, let's hear it.
00:13:41Captain Foster insists that after he was separated from his group,
00:13:44he saw a giant turtle walking away from the area
00:13:47where the Chitaramaru was last sighted.
00:13:49A huge creature, 150, maybe 200 feet tall.
00:13:53He circled the area to take another look,
00:13:55but it was gone as if it had flown away.
00:13:57Now, that's what he says, sir.
00:13:59The captain's kidding.
00:14:00A giant turtle?
00:14:01He must have been working too hard.
00:14:03That's one we haven't heard before.
00:14:05All right, Sergeant, get back to your duties.
00:14:07Yes, sir.
00:14:07Now, look, Lovell, I don't know what the hell is going on here,
00:14:09but we're going to find out.
00:14:10Now, I want a full report on this hallucination,
00:14:13and I also want a helicopter over that disaster area
00:14:16to see if there are any survivors.
00:14:17Maybe there's some people ashore in whatever happened, happened.
00:14:20Sergeant Embers.
00:14:21Yes, sir.
00:14:21I want you to contact General Yadasaka in Tokyo.
00:14:24Now, inform him of what has happened,
00:14:25that we're doing all possible to rescue survivors.
00:14:27Also, General Arnold in Washington.
00:14:29Tell him it is absolutely imperative that he meet me.
00:14:32Coded instructions will follow.
00:14:33Yes, sir.
00:14:36A giant turtle.
00:14:38And now, back to the second half of the discussion
00:14:57and your host, Mr. Standish.
00:15:00Hello.
00:15:02I am J.C. Standish,
00:15:03along with my guests.
00:15:04The noted zoologist, Dr. Emmerich Contrere,
00:15:08author of The Factual Basis of Legends.
00:15:11And on my right,
00:15:12this network's genial science editor,
00:15:14author of such books as
00:15:16Non-Science or Nonsense,
00:15:17Jules Manning.
00:15:19Our subject,
00:15:20The Giant Turtle Gamera,
00:15:22certainly one of the most controversial subjects of our time.
00:15:25Dr. Contrere,
00:15:27earlier in our program,
00:15:28you stated the belief that Gamera could, in fact, exist.
00:15:31Well, Mr. Manning disagreed,
00:15:33rather vigorously.
00:15:34And I still do.
00:15:35This theory of Dr. Hidakis
00:15:37is pure science fiction,
00:15:39a figment of an unbridled imagination.
00:15:42Mr. Manning,
00:15:43any theory,
00:15:44until proven,
00:15:45appears unbelievable
00:15:46to the ignorant.
00:15:50Dr. Hidakis' conclusions
00:15:51are based upon a life study.
00:15:53Now, let me restate
00:15:54that, uh,
00:15:55turtles,
00:15:56porpoises,
00:15:57or scientifically,
00:15:58colonians,
00:15:59appear constantly
00:16:00in the most ancient texts.
00:16:02Well, for example,
00:16:03the, uh,
00:16:04Greek Terribulli of mythology
00:16:05that lived in fire,
00:16:06and, uh,
00:16:07also the, uh,
00:16:08Pyrobola of Pliny.
00:16:09What are you trying to prove, Doctor?
00:16:11That to a scholar,
00:16:13there is more than just
00:16:14a casual basis
00:16:15for Dr. Hidakis' conclusions.
00:16:17We know for a fact
00:16:18that a mere million years ago or so,
00:16:21the gigantic
00:16:22Colossocles Atlas
00:16:23plodded
00:16:24over the hills
00:16:25of northern India.
00:16:28The largest turtle
00:16:28ever known,
00:16:29a link
00:16:29to the more distant past.
00:16:32Now, how gigantic
00:16:33were turtles
00:16:34a hundred million years ago,
00:16:36or even
00:16:36two hundred million years ago?
00:16:38I'd like to discuss
00:16:40the conflicting
00:16:40newspaper reports.
00:16:42So you and the eminent
00:16:43Dr. Hidaka
00:16:44conclude
00:16:45that this Gamera creature
00:16:47has been hibernating
00:16:48underground
00:16:48for two hundred
00:16:50million years
00:16:51until now
00:16:52when he decides
00:16:53to take a stroll.
00:16:54Oh, Dr. Contrera,
00:16:55you do have a sense
00:16:56of humor.
00:16:58I'm simply advancing
00:16:59the theory
00:17:00that the great-granddaddy
00:17:03of all turtles
00:17:03could have reappeared,
00:17:05released
00:17:06from its tomb of ice
00:17:07by the explosion
00:17:09of the bomb.
00:17:11Now, you may blithely
00:17:12ignore the statements
00:17:12of Dr. Hidaka
00:17:13if you wish.
00:17:14However, I note
00:17:15that you haven't offered
00:17:16a more reasonable explanation
00:17:17for the total destruction
00:17:19of the Chitteramaru.
00:17:20If you'll get down
00:17:21from your pulpit
00:17:22for one minute,
00:17:22I'd like to ask you
00:17:23why Washington
00:17:24is so silent
00:17:25about all this.
00:17:26Or do you know
00:17:27more about it
00:17:27than the government?
00:17:28It would not be
00:17:29the first time
00:17:30Washington has kept
00:17:30the truth from the public,
00:17:32whether it be
00:17:32flying saucers
00:17:33or Gamera.
00:17:34Oh, so now you believe
00:17:35in flying saucers
00:17:36along with
00:17:36two hundred feet turtles
00:17:38that survive
00:17:38atomic bomb explosions.
00:17:41Of course,
00:17:41we all know
00:17:42there really is
00:17:43a Santa Claus.
00:17:44Oh, Dr. Contrera,
00:17:45every time you bray,
00:17:47you make a bigger
00:17:47jackass of yourself.
00:17:49Jules, please.
00:17:49Mr. Standish,
00:17:53I demand an apology.
00:17:55I've devoted my life
00:17:56to science.
00:17:57Gentlemen, gentlemen.
00:17:57You'll get no apology
00:17:59from me, Contrera.
00:18:00I prefer to...
00:18:00You have no scholarship
00:18:01to back your arguments.
00:18:03You have no arguments.
00:18:04Only invective.
00:18:05Read.
00:18:06Read.
00:18:06Read.
00:18:06Read Virgil's
00:18:08Laocoan.
00:18:08Read Paradise Lost.
00:18:10The ravings of a lunatic.
00:18:11Read of the Pyrites.
00:18:13The fire without
00:18:13and the frost within.
00:18:14Read, you ignorant ape.
00:18:16Read what intelligent men
00:18:18have written for thousands
00:18:19of years.
00:18:19What did he call me?
00:18:20The tools, please.
00:18:21He called me an ape?
00:18:22Gentlemen, not merely ape.
00:18:23Quiet.
00:18:24Please remember that
00:18:24we're on the air.
00:18:25Why are you?
00:18:25Remember that we're on the air.
00:18:26How dare you call me an ape?
00:18:27Where'd you get your diploma?
00:18:29Made in just a...
00:18:29Ladies and gentlemen,
00:18:30I'm afraid that we were
00:18:31right here to...
00:18:31What do you want
00:18:32to advance, man?
00:18:33I hope you'll be
00:18:33going to get a next week
00:18:34for another...
00:18:35What do you expect
00:18:35to make out of this?
00:18:36I'd like to see
00:18:37who the guest will be.
00:18:38You be there and we're...
00:18:39Would you care
00:18:44for a magazine
00:18:44or newspaper, sir?
00:18:46Oh, thanks.
00:18:46You're very kind.
00:18:48Do you suppose
00:18:56there's any connection
00:18:56between this
00:18:57and what happened
00:18:57to the Shidori Maru, doctor?
00:18:59I'm personally inclined
00:19:00to believe there is, yes.
00:19:01Although we don't know
00:19:02what happened to the ship.
00:19:04And then the radio blackout
00:19:06was that mere coincidence.
00:19:08And those reports
00:19:09General O'Neill told us
00:19:10about Dr. Hidaka,
00:19:12I think there is a connection
00:19:13between them somehow.
00:19:14I'm sure of it.
00:19:16And far-fetched,
00:19:17as it seems,
00:19:18I'm convinced all this
00:19:19has something to do
00:19:20with Gamera.
00:19:21You mean you believe
00:19:22such a beast
00:19:23might really exist?
00:19:24Of course,
00:19:25you're the scientist
00:19:25and I'm just a layman doctor.
00:19:27But still, after all,
00:19:29except for the pilot's report
00:19:30and the Eskimo stone,
00:19:32there's really nothing to go on.
00:19:34Still, you can't just
00:19:35discount all that evidence.
00:19:37No, you can't.
00:19:38To do so is just dangerous
00:19:39and foolish.
00:19:40I'm afraid Gamera is real.
00:19:43A creature like that.
00:19:45Do you realize
00:19:45the amount of damage
00:19:46it could cause?
00:19:47Of course I do.
00:19:49In civilized areas,
00:19:50it would be capable
00:19:51of destroying whole towns.
00:19:52No.
00:19:54Well, you convince me,
00:19:56doctor, anyway.
00:19:57Let's hope General Arnold
00:19:58can convince the people
00:19:59in Washington.
00:19:59All right, Miss,
00:20:13will you take this downtown
00:20:14as Mr. Jones
00:20:15type of the report
00:20:15of what you did?
00:20:16Thank you very much.
00:20:18Senator?
00:20:19Gentlemen?
00:20:25I think we know
00:20:26why we're here.
00:20:27Let us not waste any time.
00:20:29General Arnold,
00:20:30we'd appreciate your report.
00:20:31Yes, sir.
00:20:33In addition to our
00:20:34initial findings,
00:20:35huge footprints,
00:20:37not unlike those
00:20:38of a turtle,
00:20:39leading from the area
00:20:41of the explosion
00:20:42to the exact spot
00:20:44of the destruction
00:20:45of the ship
00:20:46and also where
00:20:48Captain Foster
00:20:49of our air defense
00:20:51claimed he saw
00:20:52the giant turtle.
00:20:54And during the last
00:20:5413 hours,
00:20:56we have received
00:20:57reliable sightings
00:20:58of flying saucers,
00:21:00all fitting the
00:21:01identical description,
00:21:03starting over
00:21:04Nome, Alaska,
00:21:05proceeding to Saskatchewan,
00:21:08on to Toronto,
00:21:09London,
00:21:10Munich,
00:21:11Warsaw,
00:21:12and now Moscow.
00:21:14General,
00:21:15are you inferring
00:21:16that these sightings
00:21:17of UFOs
00:21:18are related
00:21:19to the reports
00:21:21of a giant turtle,
00:21:24a horrendous monster,
00:21:26right out of mythology?
00:21:28I'm inferring nothing,
00:21:30Senator.
00:21:31I'm reporting facts
00:21:32as we know them.
00:21:33And I might add
00:21:34that if UFO
00:21:36continues its pattern,
00:21:38it will be sighted
00:21:40next over Japan,
00:21:42I would estimate
00:21:42in five or six hours,
00:21:44or shortly before
00:21:46Dr. Hidaka
00:21:48is scheduled
00:21:49to land
00:21:49to Tokyo.
00:21:50Dr. Hidaka?
00:21:53Does he have
00:21:54some standing
00:21:55in World Science Councils?
00:21:57I've never heard of him.
00:21:59And I'm considered
00:22:00expert enough
00:22:01to head committees
00:22:02on nuclear fission
00:22:04and the like.
00:22:05This man
00:22:06should not be permitted
00:22:07to terrify the world
00:22:08with such distortions
00:22:09unless he is qualified
00:22:11to throw sunlight,
00:22:12some ray of light,
00:22:14on these incredible reports.
00:22:16The point is
00:22:16that Dr. Hidaka
00:22:17is eminently qualified.
00:22:20I have examined
00:22:20all the reports,
00:22:22including the transcript
00:22:23of the conversation
00:22:24between General Arnold
00:22:25and Dr. Hidaka
00:22:26shortly after
00:22:28the zoologist
00:22:28was rescued
00:22:29by one of our helicopters.
00:22:31It is evident
00:22:31that he is a logical man
00:22:32and one who relies
00:22:33on facts.
00:22:34And from what he learned
00:22:35about Gamera
00:22:37as a result
00:22:38of his research
00:22:39and the evidence
00:22:40at the scene
00:22:40of destruction,
00:22:41I respect
00:22:42his conclusions.
00:22:43whether his knowledge
00:22:44is derived
00:22:45from science
00:22:45or mythology,
00:22:46both extensive.
00:22:48Mr. Secretary,
00:22:49you must agree
00:22:50that until more
00:22:51logical explanations
00:22:53are available,
00:22:54the public
00:22:54should not be informed
00:22:55of this factual
00:22:58evidence
00:22:59of supposed footprints
00:23:02of supposed monsters.
00:23:04That decision
00:23:05was made
00:23:05by the Commander-in-Chief.
00:23:06I do know
00:23:07that if Gamera exists
00:23:08and did survive
00:23:10an atomic explosion,
00:23:11our world
00:23:12is about to face
00:23:13a calamity
00:23:13of enormous proportions.
00:23:15Well, I, for one,
00:23:16will not be conversed
00:23:17by this schoolboy myth,
00:23:19the Flaming Dragons.
00:23:22And frankly,
00:23:22Mr. Secretary,
00:23:24I am disturbed.
00:23:26I am deeply disturbed
00:23:28to see that you have decided
00:23:29to go along
00:23:30with these alarmists.
00:23:32Are you, Senator?
00:23:35Well, from the facts,
00:23:36I am quite concerned.
00:23:38Deeply concerned.
00:23:40And so is the President.
00:23:42General Arnold,
00:23:44has Dr. Hidaka
00:23:45offered any advice?
00:23:47No, sir.
00:23:47There was none
00:23:48he could offer
00:23:49until he knows
00:23:50more about the creature.
00:23:51Gentlemen,
00:23:52I think we're in
00:23:53for a time of it.
00:23:54General Arnold,
00:23:55you're relieved
00:23:56of all duties
00:23:56at the command post
00:23:57and will take
00:23:58this assignment,
00:23:59the Gamera operation.
00:24:01Report directly to me.
00:24:02Yes, sir.
00:24:03Now, gentlemen,
00:24:05if you will excuse us,
00:24:06the President is waiting.
00:24:14The only three
00:24:15known survivors
00:24:16of the ill-fated
00:24:17exploration ship
00:24:18Chidori Maru,
00:24:20Dr. Eiji Hidaka
00:24:21and his two companions
00:24:22will arrive in Tokyo
00:24:24tomorrow.
00:24:33My other men.
00:24:36They're all over me.
00:24:44Oh, no!
00:24:45I'm not going to talk
00:24:47to me.
00:24:58What's going on?
00:24:59Oh, no!
00:25:03miss sakurai ah mr ueda good afternoon good afternoon i was on my way to see you what's
00:25:13wrong has toshu been misbehaving at school no not really misbehaving exactly here look at this
00:25:18oh no not more turtles yes it would seem your brother has some sort of obsession about turtles
00:25:26miss sakurai i know how children are they all love to collect pets and things but this goes beyond
00:25:34that so i thought i ought to see you you mean it's interfering with his work so much so that if he
00:25:39continues he could be expelled of course i understand how lonely it is for him in that
00:25:44lighthouse out there without any friends oh yes it is very hard on a little boy his age yes i know it
00:25:52still you will speak to him about doing better at school won't you and i'm so sorry he's caused
00:25:57you this trouble not at all good day toshu and his silly turtles
00:26:03did you rest well father do you like working at night well there's not much need for lighthouses
00:26:15during the day yes there no may i be excused
00:26:20toshu
00:26:25come here what are you up to toshu are you going to feed your turtle
00:26:34oh father yes could you come here a second yes what is it toshu
00:26:41your sister and i understand your love for your pet turtle but we want to talk to you about it
00:26:46come out here
00:26:48come toshu
00:26:50you have to learn to make friends with people
00:26:53as well as animals toshu
00:26:55your turtle is very nice
00:26:57but you have to have other friends too
00:26:59set him free toshu
00:27:00it would be better for him to return to the lake
00:27:03and better for you to forget about turtles
00:27:05listen
00:27:06if you promise to get rid of that turtle i think father will buy you something
00:27:09anything you like yes i will
00:27:12what would you like most toshu tell me
00:27:15you want me to tell you what i would really like what is it toshu
00:27:19tell us what is it
00:27:20to keep it
00:27:23toshu
00:27:24i want you to set him free
00:27:27if you don't know where i'll do it for you
00:27:29it would be a lot nicer
00:27:32wouldn't it if you went out yourself and let him go
00:27:34listen to me toshu
00:27:39i realize that this may seem cruel
00:27:41it is
00:27:42but i'm doing it for your sake
00:27:44you do understand don't you
00:27:46oh no
00:27:47good bye
00:28:06don't go in the ocean stay where i put you
00:28:10for your sake you
00:28:15don't go in the ocean
00:28:15you
00:28:15THE END
00:28:45Tosho!
00:28:57The oil!
00:28:58What is it? Why are you running?
00:28:59Look!
00:29:04Look at what? The ocean?
00:29:06Go to bed now.
00:29:11Earthquake!
00:29:13No, boyo!
00:29:14Tosho! Are you all right?
00:29:16No, it's not an earthquake. Look!
00:29:26Tamara!
00:29:27Tamara!
00:29:28Look, they're alive! Tosho!
00:29:30Tosho, come back!
00:29:33Tosho!
00:29:34Tosho!
00:29:34Tosho!
00:29:50Tosho!
00:29:54Tosho!
00:29:55Tosho!
00:29:56Tosho!
00:29:56Tosho!
00:29:59Tosho!
00:30:03I can't hold on! I can't!
00:30:06I'm falling, Papa-san!
00:30:09Tosho!
00:30:09Tosho!
00:30:22Tosho!
00:30:23Tosho!
00:30:24Tosho!
00:30:28Tosho!
00:30:28Tosho!
00:30:39Tosho!
00:30:40Tosho!
00:30:41Tosho, wake up!
00:30:42Wake up!
00:30:44Wake up, son!
00:30:45Tosho!
00:30:45Tosho!
00:30:45Are you all right?
00:30:51Sure, I'm all right.
00:30:53That big turtle, Gamera.
00:30:54Yes, but he's gone.
00:30:56Apparently, he's gone back in the ocean.
00:30:58But how do I get down here on the ground?
00:31:00It was a miracle, Tosho.
00:31:02Gamera caught you and put you down.
00:31:04Huh?
00:31:05Gamera put me down?
00:31:05Yes.
00:31:06You're safe.
00:31:07You're safe.
00:31:08Thank goodness.
00:31:09Uh-huh.
00:31:09Good evening, Dr. Hidaka.
00:31:18Dr. Hidaka, could you answer a few questions?
00:31:21Do you know what General Honor is planning on?
00:31:22No, I'm thinking that General Dean didn't speak to him, didn't you?
00:31:24Sir.
00:31:24With Dr. Hidaka arriving on Pan-American flight 819, please report to the desk for a message.
00:31:29Thank you, Dr. Hidaka.
00:31:30Dr. Hidaka, please report to the desk for a message.
00:31:31I'm Dr. Hidaka.
00:31:32I'll call for you, sir.
00:31:33Hello.
00:31:33Hidaka speaking.
00:31:34Why, of course.
00:31:39I'm practically on my way.
00:31:42That was Professor Morasi at Hokkaido.
00:31:45Gamera was seen there by a number of reliable witnesses.
00:31:47In Hokkaido?
00:31:47Yes.
00:31:48We'll leave immediately.
00:31:49Yes, sir.
00:31:50The scout planes have not yet been able to locate Gamera, who is now definitely known to
00:31:54be on or near Hokkaido.
00:31:56Please stay tuned for continuing announcements and bulletins.
00:31:58It's dreadful, I can't say.
00:32:00Where's Toshio in bed?
00:32:02Yes.
00:32:03He's had quite an evening.
00:32:04We all have.
00:32:05Necessary.
00:32:30It's me.
00:32:31Come on out of there.
00:32:34I know why.
00:32:36I bet Gamera scared you, but he's gone.
00:32:37Did you feel that tremor?
00:33:06What's so unusual?
00:33:06We have them all the time here.
00:33:08Yeah.
00:33:08But not that rough.
00:33:09Ah.
00:33:18I've spotted Gamera.
00:33:19Yes.
00:33:20He's headed for the geothermal installation.
00:33:22Oh.
00:33:23Something must be wrong.
00:33:25I'm getting nothing but a high frequency noise.
00:33:28Another tremor.
00:33:29What's going on?
00:33:31What is it?
00:33:31An earthquake.
00:33:32Oh, a steam explosion.
00:33:33Good evening, Captain.
00:33:46Good evening.
00:33:50Good evening.
00:33:51I'm Dr. Hidaka of Tokyo University.
00:33:54How do you do?
00:33:54I'm Kyoko Yamamoto.
00:33:55He's a sister.
00:33:56How do you do?
00:33:57And who is this?
00:33:58Oh.
00:33:59I'm Ayogi.
00:34:00Nito Press.
00:34:00I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to leave.
00:34:02The press is barred.
00:34:03Captain, just a moment.
00:34:05Perhaps you can make an exception, Captain, in the case of Mr. Ayogi here.
00:34:09I feel he can make a worthwhile contribution to our efforts here.
00:34:12He's been with us from the start, and I value his opinion very highly.
00:34:15Very well, sir.
00:34:16You can stay.
00:34:17Explain the situation.
00:34:19At 1930 hours, Gamera destroyed the lighthouse at Erima here.
00:34:24Then he disappeared.
00:34:25But then, within the last ten minutes, he was spotted near the geothermal power plant by aerial reconnaissance.
00:34:31Geothermal power plant?
00:34:33Allow me to explain, Doctor.
00:34:34In a volcanic area such as this, there are many natural steam vents, or fumaroles, pouring out steam at about a thousand degrees.
00:34:41This tremendous natural energy has been harnessed to generate electricity.
00:34:46I see.
00:34:47Then there is superheated vapor at a thousand degrees, issuing from the ground there.
00:34:50Exactly, sir.
00:34:51Excuse me, Doctor Hedaka.
00:34:52Steam that hot could kill a person instantly, could it not?
00:34:55Then why can't we use that steam to destroy Gamera?
00:34:58I don't think it would work, Captain.
00:34:59You mustn't forget that atomic bomb generated far greater heat, and yet Gamera was able to survive.
00:35:06Doctor Hedaka, what is there that could stop Gamera, then?
00:35:10Don't know.
00:35:12What's the maximum output of that?
00:35:13No, 350,000 kilowatts.
00:35:16350,000.
00:35:18It might just work.
00:35:20Hmm.
00:35:21Hmm.
00:35:21Hmm.
00:35:22Hmm.
00:35:22Hmm.
00:35:23Hmm.
00:35:23Hmm.
00:35:23Hmm.
00:35:23Hmm.
00:35:23Hmm.
00:35:24Hmm.
00:35:24Hmm.
00:35:24Hmm.
00:35:24Hmm.
00:35:25Hmm.
00:35:25Hmm.
00:35:25Hmm.
00:35:26Hmm.
00:35:26Hmm.
00:35:26Hmm.
00:35:26Hmm.
00:35:27Hmm.
00:35:28Hmm.
00:35:29Hmm.
00:35:29Red Scout calling Red Leader.
00:35:35Red Scout calling Red Leader.
00:35:36This is Red Leader.
00:35:37All units ready to attack.
00:35:39Stand by.
00:35:40Over.
00:35:48They are ready to attack now, Dr. Hedaka.
00:35:50Captain.
00:35:52Please hold off the attack for a while.
00:35:54Let's try my plan first.
00:35:55Yes, sir.
00:35:56Ah, Dr. Hedaka, we're ready, sir.
00:35:56Ah, Dr. Hedaka, we're ready, sir.
00:36:16That's your radio, Dr. Hedaka.
00:36:18Dr. Hedaka, look.
00:36:18He's getting close to the wires.
00:36:22Ready?
00:36:23Close all circuits.
00:36:24Stand by for signal for full discharge.
00:36:36Look.
00:36:37It didn't even slow down.
00:36:39Yes, this was a mistake.
00:36:41Captain, you'd better give the order to attack.
00:36:44Careful.
00:36:45Open fire!
00:36:46Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:37:16Let's go.
00:37:46Let's go.
00:38:16Let's go.
00:38:25Doctor, it looks like he's eating it.
00:38:28Yes, he is.
00:38:29Captain, call off the attack.
00:38:34He's invulnerable, don't you see?
00:38:35Yes, sir.
00:38:36But what?
00:38:36Inocuity area.
00:38:38At least all of the civilians.
00:38:40And a race for a car at once.
00:38:41I must consult with Professor Morasi.
00:38:43Urgently.
00:38:43Good.
00:38:57He actually ingested the fire?
00:38:59Yes.
00:39:00Hmm.
00:39:01Although legends of fire-breathing monsters like the chimera and dragons have persisted through the ages,
00:39:08still it's astounding to discover such a creature really exists.
00:39:11Yes, it is.
00:39:12Is Gamera really invulnerable, Professor?
00:39:14That I don't know.
00:39:16I've made one conclusion.
00:39:18Well, what?
00:39:19Obviously, his metabolism is not like ours.
00:39:22It is not only conceivable, but entirely likely that his cell structure differs radically from known life forms.
00:39:29For instance, silicon or metallic elements replacing carbon in his tissues.
00:39:33Precisely.
00:39:34Hmm.
00:39:34And that would explain his fire-eating and his invulnerability to electric shock, heat, and concussion.
00:39:41Yes, I agree with you completely, Professor.
00:39:43But that doesn't bring us any nearer to a solution, does it?
00:39:46This pattern is very peculiar.
00:39:47They look like waves, and yet I don't think they...
00:39:51Yes.
00:39:51Still, they're obviously symbols of some sort.
00:39:53I don't think they're rhythmic enough for waves.
00:39:57Doctor, it would be very useful if we could decipher this.
00:40:00It's all you, sir.
00:40:19Our weapons do not really slow you down.
00:40:22Nothing short of an atom bomb will do any good.
00:40:24You're right.
00:40:25What may call the General Otto Batchett?
00:40:27Yes, sir.
00:40:30We understand your problem, and we will do everything we can.
00:40:34You can be assured of it.
00:40:38We have just received a request from General Yotabashi for the use of our missiles.
00:40:43Up until now, every armament that we have provided them hasn't done any good.
00:40:47Our missiles?
00:40:49But that means getting approval of our allies.
00:40:53Mr. Secretary, I'm certain you're aware of our peace treaties and our international obligations.
00:40:59There isn't time, sir.
00:41:01I recommend that we act immediately.
00:41:04The destructive power of Gamera is beyond comprehension.
00:41:08He must be stopped now.
00:41:10And I say...
00:41:11But I can haste.
00:41:12I disagree with you, Senator.
00:41:13You may inform General Yotabashi, Dr. Hidaka, and Dr. Morass that our missiles are entirely
00:41:20at their disposal.
00:41:21Also, that our government will inform our ambassador to the United Nations to call for an emergency
00:41:27world meeting.
00:41:28Because if our missiles fail to destroy Gamera, we will need world cooperation to determine
00:41:35our next line of defense.
00:41:36Mr. Secretary, have you consulted the President on these decisions?
00:41:42I have, and he has given me complete authority to implement any moves that we may take.
00:41:48General Arnold, get to it.
00:41:50Thank you, sir.
00:41:52Now, gentlemen, I think we'd better order in some lunch.
00:41:55We'll have to be here for some time.
00:41:56If you don't mind, Senator.
00:42:00You can expect my complete cooperation, sir.
00:42:03I expect nothing less, sir.
00:42:05Good evening, Professor Morasset.
00:42:19Good evening.
00:42:20Situation about the same?
00:42:21Yes, sir.
00:42:22It's about to be changed any moment, though.
00:42:24The Americans are going to attack Gamera with nuclear missiles.
00:42:27Oh.
00:42:27A message from General Dean, sir.
00:42:29The American missiles are ready.
00:42:30Good.
00:42:30Clear the area.
00:42:31No, wait.
00:42:32Listen.
00:42:33The missiles won't do any good.
00:42:35It's more likely they'll serve as a source of energy.
00:42:37All right.
00:42:38If you say so.
00:42:39Well, what do we do instead, Doctor?
00:42:43Sir?
00:42:44Yes?
00:42:45What is it?
00:42:46We've completed the evacuation, sir.
00:42:48Except for patrol units.
00:42:49Very good.
00:42:50Carry on.
00:42:52Professor Morasset, what can we do?
00:42:54I don't know, since our most powerful weapons are useless.
00:42:57Dr. Hedaka, do you have any ideas?
00:42:59What?
00:43:02It's not even an idea, just a thought that occurred to me.
00:43:06We assume Gamera is invulnerable.
00:43:08Obviously, with a great deal of justification.
00:43:10But Gamera is vulnerable.
00:43:12Too cold.
00:43:13Remember, he was frozen in the ice until the bomb released him.
00:43:17Yes, of course.
00:43:17We must devise some means of freezing Gamera.
00:43:20Dr. Hedaka?
00:43:21Professor?
00:43:21The Army may have the answer.
00:43:23Our scientists have developed a freezing bomb to use in fires and nuclear reactors.
00:43:28Captain, you mean the Army has a bomb that will freeze things?
00:43:31Yes.
00:43:32Though it's still in the experimental stage.
00:43:34I believe we can use it, although there is one serious drawback.
00:43:38The gases that they use in this as a refrigerant dissipate in ten minutes.
00:43:42I see.
00:43:44Hmm.
00:43:44Still.
00:43:45These bombs, are there enough for our purpose?
00:43:47I believe there's an adequate supply, sir.
00:43:51This may be the answer.
00:43:52There isn't too much time.
00:43:53Do you suppose you can arrange it?
00:43:55It's urgent.
00:43:56I believe so, sir, yes.
00:43:57I'll just start around a medium.
00:44:10This is Nightwatch Patrol.
00:44:12Gamera is now leaving power plant, heading for a mountain.
00:44:14It should be easier out there.
00:44:24Yes, it should.
00:44:25The planes will be able to attack from all sides.
00:44:32Gamera is now on Chishimari, heading for Devil's Spring area.
00:44:35Roger.
00:44:36That's a big resort area.
00:44:38We have to attack now, before he gets there.
00:44:40Hurry.
00:44:41Forget the bumps.
00:44:42Yes.
00:44:42May I have your attention, please?
00:44:55The effect of the freezing bomb doesn't last very long.
00:44:59Ten minutes, which means that your work has to be completed within that time.
00:45:02So, everyone, please remember, when you plant the dynamite, be quick, but be careful.
00:45:09We won't get another chance.
00:45:10Thank you, and good luck.
00:45:12Shall I give the signals after?
00:45:13Please.
00:45:14Look, it's working.
00:45:42Uh-huh, you're right.
00:45:43His movements are getting slower.
00:45:49Look, a bomb is doing the trick.
00:45:51Dr. Hidaka, almost a minute is gone.
00:45:54Right, thanks.
00:45:55Come, doctor.
00:45:57On the double.
00:45:57Look, Gamera's beginning to move.
00:46:21Do they have enough time left to plant that dynamite in?
00:46:24How much time?
00:46:25Only three minutes.
00:46:26One minute, captain.
00:46:35Right.
00:46:37Clear out.
00:46:38Take cover.
00:46:39Hurry.
00:46:39Watch your fuses.
00:46:40Let's get out of here.
00:46:41On the double.
00:46:43Hurry up.
00:46:44Come on.
00:46:44Move it out.
00:46:46Hey, watch your...
00:46:4730 seconds.
00:46:4730 seconds.
00:46:4830 seconds.
00:46:48Ten minutes are nearly up now.
00:47:06That's it.
00:47:07The time's up, doctor.
00:47:08I know.
00:47:09Stand by.
00:47:10Yes, sir.
00:47:11Don't you go.
00:47:11Don't worry.
00:47:13We're all ready.
00:47:16Fire!
00:47:16Fire!
00:47:16Fire!
00:47:16Look, he's down and he's on his back.
00:47:41Luckily.
00:47:42We've got him now, huh?
00:47:43Yes, because with Gamera, as with any other turtle, once he's on his back, he can't get up again.
00:47:48We're very lucky that your freezing bomb has worked as well as it did.
00:47:52Dr. Hidaka, I think we've done it.
00:47:53Fire!
00:47:56Fire!
00:47:57Dr. Hidaka, it looks like your plan has succeeded.
00:47:59Yes.
00:48:00And in a month or so from now, he'll be just another zoological specimen.
00:48:04Look, he's putting his legs and head back into hauteus shell.
00:48:15He knows his leg, that's what you call tounic turtle.
00:48:17Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:48:47Look, an amazing adaptation.
00:49:17The Eskimo stone.
00:49:31Do you have it, Choco?
00:49:32Yes, sir, right here.
00:49:36That's it.
00:49:37Now I understand the pattern, Professor Moratti.
00:49:40Those lines are meant to represent clouds, you see.
00:49:42A primitive but graphic attempt to show that Gamera can fly.
00:49:57Gentlemen, Gamera must be stopped.
00:50:00God knows where he'll strike next.
00:50:02So far, the American weapons have been completely ineffective, and the Japanese radar systems offer barely enough warning to evacuate the civilian populations.
00:50:12We must now work as one cohesive unit with one objective, creating a plan to destroy Gamera before he destroys civilization.
00:50:24General Arnold.
00:50:24Thank you, sir.
00:50:26Both Dr. Hadaka and Dr. Morass are convinced that Gamera is continually on the hunt for food.
00:50:35There is some chemical substance in our fuel that it needs to exist.
00:50:40Possibly the same chemical substance it consumed over 200 million years ago.
00:50:46In the beginning, in the Earth's atmosphere, there was less than a small part of 1% of oxygen that we, with lungs, need to live in.
00:51:00The other creatures existed on the sustenance of sulfur compounds in their seething Earth.
00:51:08Now, as oxygen increased in the world's atmosphere, living things started to develop lungs.
00:51:17Now, Gamera is of the prior period, possibly the last survivor.
00:51:23This all came within the radii of our microscopes.
00:51:27But the existence of Gamera is living proof that they were not all single-celled creatures.
00:51:35Do you mean it literally eats fire?
00:51:38Yes.
00:51:39The beast actually eats fire.
00:51:42Such an incredible asshole.
00:51:43This may explain why he's most destructive when he's unable to satisfy his ravenous appetite.
00:51:49And least destructive when he's gorging himself at some oil refinery or fuel reserve.
00:51:56Now, that may be the key to any plan that we come up with.
00:51:59If we can keep Gamera in one location long enough, we may gain the time we need.
00:52:08Thank you, General.
00:52:09This conference is now open to discussion.
00:52:12I recognize the representative from the Soviet Union.
00:52:16I've been authorized by my government to offer complete cooperation.
00:52:20Our nation's resources, scientists, and armed forces are at your disposal.
00:52:26The American ambassador.
00:52:28The United States government takes the identical position.
00:52:32To save time, gentlemen, I move for unanimous agreement.
00:52:34With all those in favor, say aye.
00:52:37Aye.
00:52:38So be it.
00:52:40General Arnold, I understand that you and General Sokolovsky of the Soviet command met with other military authorities and discussed an approach to the problem.
00:52:50Yes, sir, we did.
00:52:50We proposed a meeting of supply and fuel experts, and at the same time...
00:52:58Point of order.
00:52:59Chair recognizes the ambassador.
00:53:02My country has made its position clear.
00:53:05However, the decision of who is going to direct the military operations has not yet been decided.
00:53:12And until it is, we will in no way...
00:53:14There is no time for indecision or debate.
00:53:17General Arnold has been on top of this situation since the trouble began.
00:53:20It is logical he direct the operation.
00:53:22May I remind the ambassador that it was General Arnold who gave the orders to shoot down one of my nation's aircraft.
00:53:28Which was flying over American territory at the time and carried the bomb and on exploding, released Gamera.
00:53:34Our planes were forced into the area, and besides, I want...
00:53:37Gentlemen, gentlemen, please.
00:53:40As the American ambassador has stated, we do not have time for debate.
00:53:44I recommend that there be a joint command.
00:53:47Under the direction of General Arnold of the United States forces, and General Sokolovsky of the Soviet Army.
00:53:54If the ambassadors have no objections, I suggest we put it to a voice.
00:53:58General Sokolovsky and I have worked together before, in Berlin after the war.
00:54:18I think we can still function as a team.
00:54:20All right.
00:54:25I'll agree to the proposal.
00:54:27Will all those in favor say aye?
00:54:29Aye.
00:54:30The ayes have it.
00:54:32It is a joint command.
00:54:34You may continue, General Arnold.
00:54:36Thank you, sir.
00:54:37After the fuel and supply experts have solved the problem of logistics,
00:54:42we have one plan that we think might work.
00:54:46We have discussed Plan Z with the Japanese authorities,
00:54:50and they agree it is the best of our alternative plan.
00:54:54Is that correct, sir?
00:54:56That is so.
00:54:57Plan Z is hope of the world.
00:55:02Gentlemen, Plan Z is open to discussion.
00:55:06Here's another one from Paris.
00:55:08Gamera has been sighted all over the world, but only in the air.
00:55:17Yes.
00:55:19Apparently, his experience with the freezing bomb frightened and disturbed him.
00:55:22Yes.
00:55:22But what happens when he gets hungry again?
00:55:24See who it is.
00:55:26Yes, sir.
00:55:28Come in, please.
00:55:29How do you do?
00:55:30I'm Nobuyo Sakurai, and this is my brother Tosio.
00:55:33How do you do?
00:55:34Good afternoon, sir.
00:55:35Good afternoon.
00:55:36I am the doctor's assistant.
00:55:36These are the sakurai from the Urema Lighthouse doctor.
00:55:39I asked them to come when I heard that they were in Tokyo.
00:55:42Yes.
00:55:43Sightseeing?
00:55:44Not exactly.
00:55:45You see, our home was destroyed.
00:55:46My.
00:55:47They're rebuilding everything now.
00:55:49And since there is no place nearby where we can stay,
00:55:52why, Tosio and I have come to visit our uncle here in Tokyo.
00:55:57Oh, yes, I understand.
00:55:58Yes, but as long as you are here, Tosio, you mustn't miss the sightseeing.
00:56:02See that?
00:56:02Right there?
00:56:03That is the Tokyo Tower.
00:56:04Dr. Hedaka?
00:56:07Yes?
00:56:08Is Gamro going to return?
00:56:10Well, let us hope that he doesn't return here.
00:56:14He's very dangerous.
00:56:15Gamro saved my life.
00:56:16I hope he's all right.
00:56:18He doesn't mean to be dangerous.
00:56:20He's just so big and clumsy, that's all.
00:56:22He goes overboard when it comes to turtles.
00:56:25I like turtles, that's all.
00:56:26I bet Gamro's lonesome, too, wherever he is.
00:56:29Even a turtle doesn't like to be alone.
00:56:33If people were kind to Gamro,
00:56:36I bet he could be trained to be nice and quiet, like other turtles.
00:56:39I wonder where he is now.
00:56:55Good night, Tosio.
00:56:56I think Dr. Hedaka was very nice to explain everything, don't you?
00:57:05And at least you realize now how dangerous Gamro really is.
00:57:09Listen, I think tomorrow you and I should go sightseeing.
00:57:13Hmm?
00:57:14Uh-huh.
00:57:17Tosio?
00:57:18Tosio?
00:57:23Sound asleep already?
00:57:24Good night.
00:57:27Little turtle.
00:57:33A mysterious reversal of this morning's tide caused heavy flooding in the Sumida River,
00:57:38threatening to wash out large stretches of the shoreline.
00:57:40At the Kawasaki Wharf in Tokyo Bay, meanwhile,
00:57:43the mysterious tide, which was accompanied by severe local radio interference,
00:57:47caused this collision between two oil tankers.
00:57:50Fireboats and tugs at tremendous risk
00:57:52towed the burning ships from the oil storage docks,
00:57:54averting potential disaster.
00:57:56Now, here are pictures just released to us by the security forces
00:57:59of the geothermal power plant destroyed by Gamora last week.
00:58:03As you can see from these films,
00:58:05virtually nothing remains of the plant but shattered debris.
00:58:08So complete is the devastation caused by Gamora that cost estimates in the millions are based
00:58:15on total replacement rather than reconstruction.
00:58:17This was the scene earlier today at Heneda Airport,
00:58:25when the International Commission arrived.
00:58:30Representatives of 20 nations,
00:58:31including Professor Bauer of the United States,
00:58:34Akademician Yanofsky of the Soviet Union,
00:58:36we interrupt to bring you live from the conference itself
00:58:38a statement by Dr. Hedaka.
00:58:40Good evening.
00:58:42We are fairly certain that the disturbances earlier today
00:58:44have been caused by Gamora's return.
00:58:46You mean he's in the Tokyo area?
00:58:48Yes, unfortunately.
00:58:50But knowing that he is in Tokyo
00:58:52gives us a chance to carry out
00:58:54the United Nations plansy for his disposal.
00:58:58Yes.
00:58:59Will the projectionist show the film, please?
00:59:01This is Oshima Island in Tokyo Bay,
00:59:04a dormant volcano used at present
00:59:06for a space installation and weather observatory.
00:59:08It is here that Plan Z will be carried out
00:59:11as soon as arrangements are completed.
00:59:13In the meantime, let us hope
00:59:14Gamora stays where we can find him
00:59:16and does no further damage.
00:59:20This is Heneda Control,
00:59:22interference on the line.
00:59:23This is Heneda Control.
00:59:25We have lost our contact.
00:59:26We cannot read you.
00:59:27Do not attempt to land.
00:59:30There it is!
00:59:31Look!
00:59:38It's Gamora!
00:59:52Gamora, look out!
00:59:53火an indexed on it!
01:00:03All right, look out!
01:00:07Gamora!
01:00:11Gamora!
01:00:15Gamora!
01:00:17Gamora!
01:00:19Gamora!
01:00:19Gamora!
01:00:20Gamora!
01:00:20Gamora!
01:00:20Gamora!
01:00:20Gamora!
01:00:20Attack on everyone!
01:00:36Hey, Gamora! Gamora is attacking!
01:00:38Come on, we've got to stop them!
01:00:39Come on, we've got to stop them!
01:00:39Come on, we've got to stop them!
01:00:44No! No, no, no, quick!
01:00:45Gamora, he's coming, I said you!
01:00:47Quickly, hurry, get out of here!
01:00:49Quickly, move!
01:00:49Go and blow your cool!
01:00:50We're not going anywhere!
01:00:52What?
01:00:52I say we should stay here at Dunn!
01:00:55How about it?
01:00:58Are you all insane?
01:01:01Hurry, get out of here!
01:01:02Gamora!
01:01:03Gamora!
01:01:03Gamora!
01:01:04Gamora!
01:01:05Gamora!
01:01:06Gamora!
01:01:07Gamora!
01:01:08Gamora!
01:01:09Gamora!
01:01:10Gamora!
01:01:11Gamora!
01:01:12Gamora!
01:01:13Gamora!
01:01:14Special bulletin! Special bulletin!
01:01:41Camera is attacking! Proceed to shelter immediately! Proceed to shelter! Camera is attacking! Camera is attacking!
01:02:11Camera is attacking!
01:02:18Good night! We're destroying one! Camera! Camera! Camera!
01:02:22Camera!
01:02:29Camera!
01:02:34Camera!
01:02:47The End
01:03:17Toshu, come and help me, please.
01:03:32Come on.
01:03:33I can't do it all by myself.
01:03:37Toshu, did you hear me?
01:03:38I need some help.
01:03:39Do not attempt to leave on your own.
01:03:42Only authorized rescue and fire equipment and personnel will be passed.
01:03:45Don't do that.
01:03:46You still have one you want.
01:03:46Listen to me.
01:03:47You want that?
01:03:48You have as many large containers as possible, so you have a supply on hand for drinking as much as you can.
01:03:52All right, that's the signal.
01:04:19Don't wait in five minutes.
01:04:21Have you seen Toshu Ichiro?
01:04:22I think he went to the river.
01:04:24The river?
01:04:30Toshu!
01:04:32Toshu!
01:04:34Toshu!
01:04:34Toshu!
01:04:47Toshu!
01:04:47We missed the train.
01:04:57Cameras at the refinery.
01:04:59Oh, yes.
01:05:00Father, hurry.
01:05:01Run.
01:05:02Oh, I'm going to miss the train.
01:05:17Okay.
01:05:27Get going.
01:05:29Roll it.
01:05:47Refinery, O'Neal speaking.
01:06:08Yes, Dr. Docker.
01:06:09Yes, sir.
01:06:10I understand.
01:06:10We'll try.
01:06:11Listen, everybody.
01:06:12They will be ready on Oshima Island for another 24 hours.
01:06:15That means we've got to keep rolling gas down there until the supply runs out.
01:06:21All right.
01:06:22Everybody ready now?
01:06:23Let them roll.
01:06:25Right foot, boss.
01:06:26Here we go.
01:06:32Get her off.
01:06:45All right.
01:07:01Here we go.
01:07:01There's a boy on that thing.
01:07:03What?
01:07:04Hold it.
01:07:10Hey.
01:07:11Cameras.
01:07:12Come here.
01:07:33Are you nuts?
01:07:34Get out of there.
01:07:35Come on.
01:07:35No.
01:07:36Come on now.
01:07:37You're going to poke you.
01:07:38No.
01:07:39Come on, kid.
01:07:40He's not smart.
01:07:41Let me go home.
01:07:43Come on.
01:07:44Ah.
01:07:59Are you all right, kid?
01:08:01I think so.
01:08:02All right, then.
01:08:02Come on.
01:08:03Let's go.
01:08:03Let's go.
01:08:03Put me down.
01:08:17Put me down.
01:08:18I just want him.
01:08:19Oh, he's all right.
01:08:20Oh, he's lucky to be alive.
01:08:21Listen to me, kid.
01:08:22That was a pretty stupid statue pulled back there.
01:08:24It was not.
01:08:25I wanted to see Gamera, that's all.
01:08:26Uh-huh.
01:08:27Well, you saw him all right, didn't you?
01:08:28Is he hit, sir?
01:08:29No, he's all right.
01:08:30There.
01:08:30Now go home, will you?
01:08:31He wanted to see Gamera.
01:08:33Ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:08:35Take off.
01:08:41We are certain that Gamera will remain at the Kyashu refinery as wrong as we are able to feed him.
01:08:48However, our fuel supply is now dangerous rerolled.
01:08:53Without an air lift, we cannot keep him there.
01:08:56We have anticipated this, sir.
01:08:58By nightfall, you will start receiving a steady flow of high-grade fuel oil.
01:09:03Thanks, Saran.
01:09:04Mr. Ambassador, my country is very anxious to know how you are coming along with Plan C.
01:09:09Our men are working around the croc to complete the installation.
01:09:13Once we have determined a way to read Gamera to the location, we are hopeful the plan will work.
01:09:21It must work, gentlemen.
01:09:23If it doesn't, Gamera might well destroy civilization as we know it.
01:09:28Yes, the conversion to the plan must be completed in 24 hours.
01:09:34If it is human reposible, it will be so.
01:09:37We know your people are doing all they can.
01:09:39Gentlemen, I am happy to report that thanks to the U.N. airlift of gas and oil,
01:09:46that Gamera has stayed put where he is at the refinery,
01:09:48and that Plan Z will be ready for execution tonight.
01:09:55Let's not congratulate ourselves prematurely, gentlemen.
01:09:59We have only oil and gas enough for the one attempt,
01:10:01and Plan Z must be put into effect at once as soon as the evacuation of the civilians from Oshima is completed.
01:10:07Hurry up, hurry up, this is all right, come on, come on.
01:10:10All right, hurry up.
01:10:12Careful.
01:10:16Well, Ayaki, this is goodbye for now, I guess.
01:10:18You know, it doesn't seem right somehow, Doctor.
01:10:20Not after I've been with you all along.
01:10:22Uh-huh, but the press is only being allowed to send a full correspondent.
01:10:27I know.
01:10:28But that doesn't make it any less disappointing.
01:10:30Good luck.
01:10:32Ayaki, go to Kawasaki.
01:10:35Dr. Murase is handling things there.
01:10:38Not at all.
01:10:39Goodbye.
01:10:39How long.
01:10:39All right, details.
01:10:57Get out and find a balloon in their folder.
01:11:00Testing.
01:11:00Kawasaki control, calling Oshima.
01:11:02Kawasaki control, calling Oshima.
01:11:04Testing.
01:11:04Dr. Hidaka should be at Oshima by now.
01:11:14Yes.
01:11:15And we'll be ready here as soon as they need us.
01:11:17Good.
01:11:17Let's hope our plan to get Gamera to Oshima works.
01:11:20Which one next?
01:11:34Yeah.
01:11:34Pick up that flag.
01:11:35You want to dump it?
01:11:36Yes.
01:11:37All right.
01:11:37You ready?
01:11:39Hey.
01:11:39Hey, go away.
01:11:46Dr. Murase.
01:11:47Excuse me, sir.
01:11:48A young lady to see you.
01:11:49Excuse me.
01:11:49Mr. Kurai, what are you doing here?
01:11:51Please.
01:11:52It's Tosio.
01:11:53At 10, we were supposed to evacuate Hachiochi.
01:11:55But Tosio's gone.
01:11:57He's been missing all day.
01:12:05Yes, sir.
01:12:05We have just finished on rolling.
01:12:07Hey.
01:12:07Where do you want to stop?
01:12:08Take it up to the warehouse.
01:12:10Right.
01:12:11It is only quick.
01:12:12Okay.
01:12:12Okay.
01:12:13Okay.
01:12:13Okay.
01:12:14Okay.
01:12:14Okay.
01:12:15Okay.
01:12:15Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:16Okay.
01:12:17Okay.
01:12:18Okay.
01:12:18Okay.
01:12:19Let's do it, I think.
01:12:24Don't you?
01:12:25Let me go.
01:12:26Let me go.
01:12:27All right.
01:12:27Get down out of there.
01:12:29What's that?
01:12:30What's going on?
01:12:31We just found a storeway, sir.
01:12:33A storeway?
01:12:34Boy, it's Tosio.
01:12:36You shouldn't be here.
01:12:37I'm sorry.
01:12:38I came here to see Gamera, that's all.
01:12:41Come on.
01:12:42Come on.
01:12:42Come on.
01:12:43Hmm.
01:12:44You can stay, Tosio.
01:12:45But you have to behave, understand?
01:12:47Mm-hmm.
01:12:47I'll take care of Tosio, doctor.
01:12:49You hungry?
01:12:50Starving.
01:12:50It's time to begin.
01:12:53Oh, good.
01:12:53Is everything ready here?
01:12:54Yes, doctor.
01:12:55But, Dr. Dacca, are you sure the scheme of yours will lure Gamera to Hashima Island?
01:13:00Practically certain.
01:13:01Assuming, of course, his behavior pattern remains unchanged.
01:13:05You may begin your tank operation.
01:13:08Everything's ready on Hashima Island.
01:13:13Get those horses out there.
01:13:16T.K., back the double, I said.
01:13:24All right.
01:13:25Take your position.
01:13:27Don't bunch up.
01:13:28Give yourselves room.
01:13:30Yes, as soon as it's ready.
01:13:32Mm-hmm.
01:13:32Oh, good.
01:13:33Yes.
01:13:34That's fine.
01:13:34Goodbye.
01:13:37Miss Sakura, good news.
01:13:39Tosio's safe on Hashima Island.
01:13:41Oh, my.
01:13:42Tosio's all right.
01:13:57Yes.
01:13:59Yes, professor.
01:14:00Phase two can begin.
01:14:01The ships are here.
01:14:03Yes, as soon as you are ready.
01:14:04You are?
01:14:06Begin immediately.
01:14:07Thank you, doctor.
01:14:10All right, General.
01:14:11They're ready.
01:14:12Sergeant, proceed.
01:14:13Come on.
01:14:14I'm close.
01:14:17Warning.
01:14:19Open fire.
01:14:22Let's go!
01:14:52Look, he's moving. It's going to work.
01:15:01Yes.
01:15:01Congratulations.
01:15:02Thank you, N'boyo.
01:15:05Look.
01:15:09Hello, Dr. Itzaka.
01:15:11It works.
01:15:11Gamera's following the path of fire to Oshima.
01:15:14So we did it.
01:15:16He's on his way here.
01:15:17Do you see Gamera?
01:15:18No, not yet.
01:15:19Just the fire.
01:15:20Thank you, Professor.
01:15:22Can you see anything?
01:15:30Is Gamera there yet?
01:15:32For heaven's sake.
01:15:35Typhoon warning.
01:15:38Doctor, listen.
01:15:39Attention.
01:15:40Typhoon warning.
01:15:42A small typhoon originating east of Autori Island has changed course and is approaching the Tokyo area.
01:15:47All shipping is warned to take shelter immediately.
01:15:50High winds, rain squalls.
01:15:51Dr. Itzaka, who is in trouble for us?
01:15:53Take all necessary.
01:15:54I think we're all right.
01:15:55Once Gamera is here.
01:15:57There is a threat of volcanic activity.
01:15:59Gamera!
01:15:59Gamera!
01:16:00Gamera!
01:16:00It is advised that everyone assure themselves of inadequate water and food supply.
01:16:10Take all your waste materials.
01:16:13No!
01:16:14Gamera!
01:16:14It's a trap!
01:16:15Get back!
01:16:16You're in danger!
01:16:22Come on, Gamera!
01:16:24Come on!
01:16:25That's it!
01:16:26We've got you now!
01:16:27We've got you now!
01:16:28We've got you!
01:16:33We've got you!
01:16:34Look!
01:16:37We've got you!
01:16:37We've got you on the fire!
01:16:48Look!
01:16:48The fire is out!
01:16:49Come on, let's go!
01:16:57This blasted typhoon!
01:17:04Can't anything be done, Doctor?
01:17:06Might I suggest, Doctor?
01:17:08That we use some of the fuel from Plan Z.
01:17:11It's not practical.
01:17:12Why not?
01:17:13Because if we did, there wouldn't be enough fuel left over for the plan itself.
01:17:18See?
01:17:19Huh?
01:17:23Doctor Itzaka!
01:17:24Sabotage!
01:17:30Hey, you!
01:17:31Doctor!
01:17:32Put out the fire!
01:17:34What are you doing?
01:17:35Are you mad?
01:17:36That man!
01:17:37Doctor Itzaki!
01:17:38Let me go!
01:17:39Don't put out the fire!
01:17:40Doctor!
01:17:41Listen!
01:17:42What's the meaning of this?
01:17:43Are you insane?
01:17:44Mr. Ayagi, what are you doing?
01:17:46Listen to me.
01:17:47You've also noticed that.
01:17:48If Gamera sees that, he'll come back, won't he?
01:17:51You're right, Ayagi.
01:17:52Men, light the fire!
01:17:54Hurry!
01:17:54Keep beating the fire!
01:18:24That's it!
01:18:26All wood!
01:18:44The wind! Gasoline!
01:18:46Get the gas from the truck!
01:18:49The pile's going out!
01:18:51It's no use!
01:19:05Gather on!
01:19:07Look at that!
01:19:12There he goes and there's nothing we can do about it!
01:19:15And so close to success, too!
01:19:17Ah!
01:19:18Rock the luck!
01:19:19Ah!
01:19:20Ah!
01:19:21Ah!
01:19:22Ah!
01:19:23Ah!
01:19:32Ah!
01:19:33Ah!
01:19:34Ah!
01:19:35He's turning!
01:19:50The volcano did it!
01:19:51We were right!
01:19:52Wonderful!
01:20:05Here comes the plane, probably Professor Morasi.
01:20:27Yes.
01:20:28Ten minutes and counting.
01:20:35The eruption has subsided, sir.
01:20:38Not even a live volcano could keep me away today.
01:20:41Yes, sir.
01:20:42Tighten your belt.
01:20:45Novoio!
01:20:46Good morning, Professor Morasi.
01:20:47Tosho!
01:20:48Did you have a further flight?
01:20:49Tosho!
01:20:50You had me scared half to death.
01:20:52Call me later.
01:20:53Right now we've got to hurry, or else we missed everything.
01:20:55Five minutes and counting.
01:20:59Where do you see this?
01:21:01Look!
01:21:04It's incredible.
01:21:05Here they are.
01:21:30Professor Morasi.
01:21:31Ah, Dr. Hedaka.
01:21:33Everything's going well, it seems.
01:21:34Very well, indeed.
01:21:34Excellent.
01:21:36Stand by, please.
01:21:37The count is now ten seconds and holding.
01:21:41All set.
01:21:42Yes, sir.
01:21:43Good.
01:21:45Ready ignition and start of step two.
01:21:48Begin step two.
01:21:49Ready?
01:22:02Ready?
01:22:03Don't you?
01:22:14Open hatches.
01:22:40There's out.
01:22:42Hatches open.
01:22:43Fire's out.
01:22:47Ready with the capsule?
01:22:48Whose capsule?
01:23:00Activate energizer.
01:23:06Stand by.
01:23:09Resume count.
01:23:10Ten.
01:23:13Nine.
01:23:14Eight.
01:23:16Seven.
01:23:17Six.
01:23:19Five.
01:23:20Four.
01:23:22Three.
01:23:24Two.
01:23:26One.
01:23:27Zero.
01:23:27Four.
01:23:28One.
01:23:47Two.
01:23:48Four.
01:23:49Four.
01:23:49Four.
01:23:51This is United Nations Radio.
01:24:11At this very moment, the Plan Z rocket with Gamera aboard is starting on its long journey to Mars.
01:24:16Plan Z, the triumph of scientific achievement, is the result of the combined efforts of all the nations of the world.
01:24:23Thus, through international cooperation, a major threat to civilization has been averted.
01:24:35Well, John, you did.
01:24:37I suppose the three of us saw the beginning and the finish, eh?
01:24:40Only I didn't get a picture.
01:24:42Where's he going, Dr. Hidaka?
01:24:44He's on his way to Mars.
01:24:45Oh, I guess that you'll still be lonely, eh?
01:24:48I think so, Dr. Hidaka.
01:24:49But when I grow up, I'm going to be a scientist like you.
01:24:52And then I'll go to Mars in a rocket.
01:24:54I see.
01:24:58Gamera, sayonara!
01:25:00Gamera!
01:25:01Gamera!
01:25:02Gamera!
01:25:03Gamera!
01:25:04Gamera!
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01:25:07Gamera!
01:25:08Gamera!
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01:25:14Gamera!
01:25:15Gamera!
01:25:16Gamera!
01:25:17Gamera!
01:25:19Gamera!
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