Plot:
At the Godzilla Prediction Network, they keep location of Godzilla. They detect something is approaching. Godzilla walks
through some power lines before the TOO DARK TO SEE scene. The trackers are following the path of destruction.
A corporation is preparing to retrieve a meteorite.
Godzilla train destruction ensues.
At least, I don't have to put up with Minya.
One again, another TOO DARK TO SEE scene ensues. Power station destruction, feel the heat for all the Robert Palmer fans.
A submarine readies to recover the meteorite.
Yuki, a reporter, goes back to get a story from the Godzilla trackers.
The corporation wants to use the meteor for a new energy source. The sub begins the recovery as ships with tow lines start to
lift the meteor to the surface of the water.
The Godzilla trackers have more tremors to trace.
The ships are unable to uncover any data about the meteor.
The trackers realize that Godzilla is heading for nuclear plants. Let the reactors start shutting down. Shinoda, the chief Godzilla
tracker, is arguing with Katagiri, head of the Crisis Control Institute, over whether to study Godzilla or kill it. .
The meteor rises from the sea.
The military plan to attack Godzilla. By trapping him, they’ll be able to use their new armor-piercing missiles just in case. Godzilla
is heading for the beach. Choppers and tanks are firing. Godzilla isn’t bothered by any of the attacks.
The meteor flies away from the ships and passes Godzilla. It attacks the big Godzilla who starts to fight back. The meteor is
able to escape.
Shinoda studies some of Godzilla’s footprints.
Elsewhere, the meteor is partially submerged underwater again. Several scientists have realized the meteor uses solar
power.
Shinoda and Katagiri agree to pool their resources.
With a hidden web-cam, we can spy on Sailor Moon.
Apparently, Godzilla’s skin cells regenerate in rapid time. Shinoda is talking with one of the scientists explaining why he left the CCI.
At dawn, the meteor arises.
Somehow, the Japanese remake of Flight of the
Navigator bombed.
Flying over the city, the city is started to be evacuated. The meteor perches on top of one of the skyscrapers.
Back at the CCI, Katagiri and the board plan to attack the meteor at night. The computers are starting go down. The meteor is
tied into the skyscraper’s computer network to suck up all the data it can.
Racoon City has almost reached maximum infection status.
Yuki is in the skyscraper trying to learn Godzilla is so important.
The CCI plans to blow up the skyscraper to cut the meteor data link. Shinoda heads in to rescue Yuki. He examines the
data. Yuki tries to get Katagiri to delay the blast. Shinoda barely gets out.
He reveals the meteor’s plan. It wants to change the atmosphere and Godzilla’s healing factor.
Godzilla is heading into the city. TOO DARK TO SEE scene ensues. The meteor attacks Godzilla. However, it is TOO DARK
TO SEE the scene. The alien inside the meteor is leeching energy from Godzilla and reforms.
Godzilla attacks but doesn’t seem to phase the alien. The meteor is trying to morph into a Godzilla-clone.
We always have the problems with the Overfiend.
It’s a good thing
the scientists are explaining what is going on else I’d be lost. Godzilla sets his enemy on fire but, it’s still alive. The fight continues
until the alien commits suicide. All think Godzilla was eliminated too. However, we hear the roar as the scene is TOO DARK TO
SEE.
The scientists wield their irony suppositions. Godzilla destroyed the meteor the day after it was unearthed for the first time
in 60 million years. Godzilla heads to the building. Katagiri wants to be left for Godzilla. The scientist narration finishes off with
creating Godzilla and trying to destroy it as Godzilla heads out.
