1. TOHO CO., LTD.Copy !req
2. This is Tokyo...Copy !req
3. once a city of six million people.Copy !req
4. What has happened here
was caused by a force...Copy !req
5. which, up until a few days ago,
was entirely...Copy !req
6. beyond the scope
of man's imagination.Copy !req
7. Tokyo — a smoldering memorial
to the unknown...Copy !req
8. an unknown which,
at this very moment, still prevails...Copy !req
9. and could at any time lash out
with its terrible destruction...Copy !req
10. anywhere else in the world.Copy !req
11. There were once many people here
who could have told of what they saw.Copy !req
12. Now there are only a few.Copy !req
13. My name is Steve Martin.Copy !req
14. I'm a foreign correspondent
for United World News.Copy !req
15. I was headed
for an assignment in Cairo...Copy !req
16. when I stopped off in Tokyo
for a social call.Copy !req
17. But it turned out to be a visit
to the living hell of another world.Copy !req
18. Emergency hospitals were overflowing
with the maimed and the dead.Copy !req
19. For the living,
the horror of last night was over.Copy !req
20. The only thought left
was the paralyzing fear...Copy !req
21. that it could happen again today...Copy !req
22. or tomorrow.Copy !req
23. Everyone who had survived
without serious injury...Copy !req
24. was helping to repair
the human wreckage.Copy !req
25. One of the survivors
was Emiko Yamane...Copy !req
26. the daughter of Japan's
famous paleontologist.Copy !req
27. For some of the victims,
there was hope.Copy !req
28. For others,
there would be no tomorrow.Copy !req
29. I don't know
how many hours went by...Copy !req
30. before an auxiliary
hospital unit found me.Copy !req
31. I knew it was daylight.Copy !req
32. I was surprised to be alive.Copy !req
33. The odor of scorched flesh
permeated the air.Copy !req
34. The sight of all the helpless
human wreckage...Copy !req
35. snapped me back to stark reality.Copy !req
36. Emiko. Emiko!Copy !req
37. Steve. Steve Martin.Copy !req
38. Are you badly hurt?Copy !req
39. After last night,
I'm lucky to be alive.Copy !req
40. I guess we're all living
on borrowed time.Copy !req
41. Oh, Steve,
what brought this upon us?Copy !req
42. I don't know, Emiko.Copy !req
43. I don't know.Copy !req
44. Your father — is he all right?Copy !req
45. Yes. He's meeting
with the security officials now.Copy !req
46. Don't move, Steve.Copy !req
47. I'll try to get a doctor for you.Copy !req
48. It was still hard for me to believe...Copy !req
49. that I could be lying here
in a hospital alive...Copy !req
50. when I think of the thousands
of others dead and dying...Copy !req
51. in the ruins around me.Copy !req
52. When I think back,
only a few days ago...Copy !req
53. I was en route to Cairo...Copy !req
54. with a few days' layover in Tokyo.Copy !req
55. I was looking forward to a visit
with an old college friend, Dr. Serizawa...Copy !req
56. a theoretical scientist who was gaining
great recognition in the Far East...Copy !req
57. for his unusual experiments.Copy !req
58. While I was unaware
of it at the time...Copy !req
59. 10,000 feet below,
an incident was about to take place...Copy !req
60. that would shake the foundations
of the civilized world.Copy !req
61. This morning,
it would have been impossible...Copy !req
62. for anyone to convince me that I would
ever see Tokyo like this again.Copy !req
63. - Pardon. You are Mr. Steve Martin?
- Yes.Copy !req
64. I'm Shigeo Ioto,
assistant to Dr. Serizawa.Copy !req
65. Oh, how do you do?
And how is Serizawa?Copy !req
66. His health is fine, but he regrets
not being here to meet you.Copy !req
67. Something wrong?Copy !req
68. Dr. Serizawa had to go inland
on some field experiments.Copy !req
69. He wanted to delay them
until after your visit...Copy !req
70. but they were much too important.Copy !req
71. - He hopes that you understand.
- Of course.Copy !req
72. - Oh, when's he planning to return?
- Perhaps before your departure to Cairo.Copy !req
73. Meanwhile, if there's anything I can do,
please feel free to call me.Copy !req
74. I certainly will.Copy !req
75. I'm sorry, Mr. Martin,
but we must ask you...Copy !req
76. to come to the security office
for questioning.Copy !req
77. Is this a polite way
of telling me I'm under arrest?Copy !req
78. No, no arrest.
Just questioning.Copy !req
79. - But it is imperative that you come.
- Of course.Copy !req
80. I'll take your bag.
Hotel Mikasu?Copy !req
81. No. Still the Imperial.Copy !req
82. Flight 104 is arriving at ramp seven.Copy !req
83. - How do you do, Mr. Martin?
- Mr. Iwanaga.Copy !req
84. During your flight last night,
did anything unusual occur?Copy !req
85. Well, I didn't notice anything.Copy !req
86. I was busy writing and reading,
and the rest of the time I was sleeping.Copy !req
87. Oh, I see.Copy !req
88. I understand you've questioned
everyone on my flight.Copy !req
89. What is it you're trying to find out?Copy !req
90. I represent United World News.Copy !req
91. I don't know, Mr. Martin.Copy !req
92. I don't know whether
it should be printed or not.Copy !req
93. I don't follow you.Copy !req
94. You see, we don't know
what it is we're dealing with.Copy !req
95. At 3:30 this morning,
a ship from Tokyo was literally wiped...Copy !req
96. from the surface of the ocean
in a matter of seconds.Copy !req
97. Anything from the ship's radio?Copy !req
98. It said there was
a blinding flash of light...Copy !req
99. and the ocean burst into flame.Copy !req
100. Could have been
a mine or a collision.Copy !req
101. Why would the radio men
not report a mine or a collision?Copy !req
102. That's a good point.Copy !req
103. Well, whatever's being done
I'd like to find out about.Copy !req
104. All right.
Come with me.Copy !req
105. This is the chart room
of the Nankai Steamship Company.Copy !req
106. It was their ship which was sunk.Copy !req
107. You mind telling me
what they're discussing?Copy !req
108. They're at a loss to explain how their ship
could disappear so suddenly.Copy !req
109. - Any survivors?
- No, not yet.Copy !req
110. They're in direct contact
with the rescue ship now.Copy !req
111. It should arrive at the scene
of the sinking in a few hours.Copy !req
112. Operator,
give me Paul, please. Rush.Copy !req
113. Paul?Copy !req
114. That's it, operator.Copy !req
115. Mr. George Lawrence,
United World News, Chicago, U.S.A.Copy !req
116. "Japanese ship disasters
puzzle world.Copy !req
117. Eight ships obliterated...Copy !req
118. by mysterious blinding flash of fire.Copy !req
119. No survivors found.Copy !req
120. Radio reports from stricken ships
gave same message."Copy !req
121. That's right.Copy !req
122. "Terrible sea of fire engulfs all.Copy !req
123. Staggering death toll forces
all shipping schedules be canceled.Copy !req
124. Will remain Tokyo
unless word from you."Copy !req
125. Sign it "Steve Martin."Copy !req
126. You've got it. Thanks.Copy !req
127. Like a creeping illness,
panic began to spread...Copy !req
128. all over Japan.Copy !req
129. The Nankai Shipping Company
swarmed with distraught families...Copy !req
130. pleading for news of lost crews.Copy !req
131. The few survivors who had been found...Copy !req
132. died in a matter of minutes
from shock and strange burns.Copy !req
133. With disaster following disaster,
the terror-stricken people...Copy !req
134. demanded action be taken.Copy !req
135. Security officials and scientists
were called together.Copy !req
136. Dr. Yamane,
Japan's leading paleontologist...Copy !req
137. was among the top scientists
invited to the meeting.Copy !req
138. I had met Dr. Yamane through my friend
Serizawa several years ago.Copy !req
139. If there was to be an answer
to these mysterious ship disasters...Copy !req
140. it would come from these men.Copy !req
141. I'm afraid my Japanese
is a little rusty.Copy !req
142. Dr. Yamane is suggesting
to the officials...Copy !req
143. that they question
the natives of a small island.Copy !req
144. He says that Odo Island
is close to the area...Copy !req
145. where the disasters
have taken place.Copy !req
146. Odo Island...Copy !req
147. a bleak spot of land in the Pacific...Copy !req
148. populated
with several hundred natives...Copy !req
149. who were now
half paralyzed with fear.Copy !req
150. These people were the only ones...Copy !req
151. who had seen
some of the fires at sea.Copy !req
152. They were also the only ones
who saw a survivor of the sinkings...Copy !req
153. and his visit was a short one.Copy !req
154. The next morning,
a helicopter was dispatched from Tokyo.Copy !req
155. The security officer, Mr. Iwanaga,
had arranged for me to join...Copy !req
156. the group of officials who were
to question the natives of Odo Island.Copy !req
157. While various natives
of the island...Copy !req
158. were being interrogated
by the officials...Copy !req
159. Tomo and I went out
among the natives.Copy !req
160. Hey, Tomo, we make him mad?Copy !req
161. He's frightened.
He's terribly frightened.Copy !req
162. He must've seen something.Copy !req
163. He claimed he saw a monster,
a horrible monster.Copy !req
164. If he saw a monster,
he's had too much sake.Copy !req
165. No, no, Mr. Martin.
These island people are very superstitious.Copy !req
166. Well, let's see what else
we can find out.Copy !req
167. It was decided that we'd spend the night...Copy !req
168. and it gave me an opportunity
to witness a rare ceremony...Copy !req
169. one that was all but forgotten.Copy !req
170. The island people are beset
by many dangers, Steve —Copy !req
171. some real, some imagined.Copy !req
172. This ceremony is dedicated
to one such danger.Copy !req
173. There's a legend
among the island people...Copy !req
174. that somewhere off their shores
there exists a monster...Copy !req
175. too terrible
for a mortal to conceive.Copy !req
176. Many centuries ago, they used
to send a young girl out on a raft...Copy !req
177. each year as a sacrifice.Copy !req
178. What's the name of this monster?Copy !req
179. Godzilla. Godzilla!Copy !req
180. Did you hear that? Godzilla.Copy !req
181. They believe their, uh, Godzilla...Copy !req
182. is responsible
for all these ship disasters?Copy !req
183. They're certain of it.Copy !req
184. It was more than wind, rain, and lightning.Copy !req
185. Much more.Copy !req
186. I wasn't just sure what it was.
No one was sure.Copy !req
187. No one except the natives,
and they were positive.Copy !req
188. They said it was Godzilla.Copy !req
189. The next morning, the officials brought
some of the islanders back to Tokyo...Copy !req
190. to make a direct report.Copy !req
191. Each of the natives of Odo Island...Copy !req
192. told his own story
of the sudden turbulence...Copy !req
193. and had his own ideas
of its cause.Copy !req
194. They were all of the opinion
that the destruction was brought about...Copy !req
195. by a living creature.Copy !req
196. I have not been
to the island myself...Copy !req
197. but the world today is filled
with many mysteries.Copy !req
198. In the Himalayas, footprints
of snowmen have been found.Copy !req
199. No one knows
anything about them...Copy !req
200. so there's no one
who can explainCopy !req
201. a phenomenon
at the top of the world.Copy !req
202. Is it not possible that some other
unexplainable phenomenon...Copy !req
203. might exist at the bottom
of the ocean?Copy !req
204. A research party should be
organized to make...Copy !req
205. a scientific survey of Odo Island.Copy !req
206. I'm going to catch Dr. Yamane.
I'll see you later.Copy !req
207. It seems to me there are still
forces left in this world...Copy !req
208. that none of us can understand.Copy !req
209. Oh, excuse me.Copy !req
210. - Dr. Yamane.
- Steve Martin. It is good to see you.Copy !req
211. You take this monster talk seriously?Copy !req
212. Who can tell?Copy !req
213. I understand you're heading
the research group to Odo Island.Copy !req
214. Yes. We leave this afternoon.Copy !req
215. With your permission, I'd like to come.
I've been cleared by the security office.Copy !req
216. Of course. Pier J at 2:00.Copy !req
217. Good. I'll see you then.Copy !req
218. Pier J swarmed with well-wishers...Copy !req
219. for Dr. Yamane and his party.Copy !req
220. But there was still
a feeling of anxiety among us all...Copy !req
221. for every ship
that had taken this course...Copy !req
222. had vanished
from the face of the earth.Copy !req
223. Yes, there was a feeling of anxiety.Copy !req
224. But perhaps the two exceptions...Copy !req
225. were Emiko and a young
marine officer named Ogata.Copy !req
226. At the moment, they seemed
more interested in each other.Copy !req
227. When I'd last seen Emiko...Copy !req
228. she had just become engaged
to Dr. Serizawa.Copy !req
229. It was the usual triangle...Copy !req
230. only this time it was
to play an important part...Copy !req
231. in the lives of millions of people.Copy !req
232. This well is contaminated.
Please stay back.Copy !req
233. This ground is dangerous!Copy !req
234. Mr. Ojihara...Copy !req
235. these are footsteps
of a living creature.Copy !req
236. They're also radioactive.Copy !req
237. This ground is dangerous!
Everybody, please stay back!Copy !req
238. Emiko...Copy !req
239. a trilobite, a three-ringed worm...Copy !req
240. which was thought to be extinct.Copy !req
241. Don't hold it in your bare hands!Copy !req
242. What does that mean?Copy !req
243. It's a fabulous discovery.Copy !req
244. Trilobite?Copy !req
245. Isn't that a —Copy !req
246. Godzilla!Copy !req
247. What's that, Tomo?Copy !req
248. It's safer up on the hills.Copy !req
249. Emiko! Emiko!Copy !req
250. Emiko!Copy !req
251. Emiko! Ogata!Copy !req
252. Look at the size of those footprints!Copy !req
253. It can safely be assumed
that two million years ago...Copy !req
254. this brontosaurus and other
ancient reptiles roamed the earth.Copy !req
255. It was known as the Jurassic age.Copy !req
256. During this period,Copy !req
257. there was another species which
we may call the intermediary animal...Copy !req
258. a cross between the land-living
and the sea-living animals.Copy !req
259. Let us call this creature Godzilla...Copy !req
260. according to the legend
of Odo Island.Copy !req
261. And judging from this photograph...Copy !req
262. this creature is over 400 feet tall.Copy !req
263. Of course,
the question we are...Copy !req
264. asking ourselves is how this animal...Copy !req
265. happened to reappear
after all these centuries...Copy !req
266. and so near to the coast of Japan.Copy !req
267. One answer could be that some
rare phenomenon of nature...Copy !req
268. allowed this breed
of the Jurassic age to reproduce itself...Copy !req
269. and for a long span of time, it had
no reason to reappear to the world.Copy !req
270. But now that analysis
of radioactivity...Copy !req
271. of the creature's footprint...Copy !req
272. shows the existence of strontium 90...Copy !req
273. a product of the H-bomb...Copy !req
274. it is my belief that Godzilla
was resurrected...Copy !req
275. due to the repeated
experiments of H-bombs.Copy !req
276. - Hello?
- Can you hear me okay, George?Copy !req
277. You're comin' in clear.Copy !req
278. Now, let's have it, Steve.
What about this monster story of yours?Copy !req
279. Well, it's big and terrible...Copy !req
280. more frightening
than I ever thought possible.Copy !req
281. You realize your story's front-page
all over the country?Copy !req
282. We want to know
what's being done about this monster.Copy !req
283. Well, here's your headline:Copy !req
284. "Security Decides to Use
Depth Bomb on Godzilla."Copy !req
285. Oh, that's fine.Copy !req
286. But how can they use depth bombs
against something they can't even see?Copy !req
287. Same way they look
for a submarine: sonar.Copy !req
288. Oh, they'll find him, all right.Copy !req
289. The big question is,
will they kill him?Copy !req
290. Well, stay on it, Steve,
and keep us posted.Copy !req
291. I will. So long, George.Copy !req
292. Hello?Copy !req
293. Steve, you are a better
newspaperman than a linguist.Copy !req
294. It is good to hear from you.Copy !req
295. I just got the message that you called.
Did you finish with your experiments?Copy !req
296. Yes, I finished.Copy !req
297. - Good. Let's have dinner tonight.
- Steve, make it tomorrow.Copy !req
298. Emiko is coming over this evening,
and she said it was important.Copy !req
299. - All right. I'll check with you tomorrow.
- That will be fine, Steve.Copy !req
300. Sayonara.Copy !req
301. The marriage
between Emiko and Dr. Serizawa...Copy !req
302. had been arranged
when they were both children.Copy !req
303. And while Emiko wasn't in love
with the great scientist...Copy !req
304. she had great respect
and admiration for him.Copy !req
305. It proved difficult for her to tell him
she was going to marry Ogata.Copy !req
306. It...Copy !req
307. It's good to have you home,
Dr. Serizawa.Copy !req
308. It is good to be back, Emiko.Copy !req
309. I'm glad we have this time together.Copy !req
310. There is something important
I must tell you.Copy !req
311. But there is something far more
important which I must show you.Copy !req
312. Eh?Copy !req
313. Come with me.Copy !req
314. Stand back!Copy !req
315. Emiko-san!Copy !req
316. The world must not know of this.Copy !req
317. Promise to keep my secret.Copy !req
318. I won't even tell my father.Copy !req
319. What happened?Copy !req
320. Nothing.Copy !req
321. Nothing.Copy !req
322. Father, what is it?Copy !req
323. They are so wrong.Copy !req
324. Godzilla should not be destroyed.
He should be studied.Copy !req
325. Emiko...Copy !req
326. please, leave me alone.Copy !req
327. Hai.Copy !req
328. By the end
of the day, it was generally assumed...Copy !req
329. that the underwater demolition
had ended...Copy !req
330. the short but terrible reign
of Godzilla.Copy !req
331. There was a feeling of relief
throughout Tokyo...Copy !req
332. even celebration.Copy !req
333. But both the hope
and celebration were short-lived.Copy !req
334. Godzilla!Copy !req
335. Within minutes, the city was aware...Copy !req
336. that Godzilla was inside Tokyo Harbor.Copy !req
337. Among the people,
there was a state of panic.Copy !req
338. The military used every man
and machine available...Copy !req
339. in an effort to stem
the oncoming terror.Copy !req
340. - Has Emiko returned?
- Hai.Copy !req
341. Ogata-san!Copy !req
342. I couldn't tell Dr. Serizawa about us.Copy !req
343. I understand, Emiko.Copy !req
344. Let's go up on the hill.Copy !req
345. He's leaving!Copy !req
346. But he will be back.Copy !req
347. The damage had been severe...Copy !req
348. but fortunately confined
to the dock section of the city.Copy !req
349. Godzilla was still in Tokyo Bay...Copy !req
350. and there was every reason
to believe he would return...Copy !req
351. unless some means
was found to stop him.Copy !req
352. Steve.Copy !req
353. - Hey, Steve.
- Hi, Tomo.Copy !req
354. - What did you run out of the meeting for?
- Got to get this story off to the paper.Copy !req
355. - Anything happen after I left?
- Yes.Copy !req
356. They're making one last
big effort to stop him.Copy !req
357. - And what's that?
- Come here. I'll show you.Copy !req
358. Tokyo is surrounded
by high-tension electrical towers.Copy !req
359. To get to the heart of the city...Copy !req
360. Godzilla would have to break through
300,000 volts of electricity.Copy !req
361. The officials are trying to have
everything ready by nightfall.Copy !req
362. Now I must report back
to my station.Copy !req
363. All right.
And thanks, Tomo.Copy !req
364. - So long, Steve.
- Sayonara.Copy !req
365. The security officials
ordered a general evacuation...Copy !req
366. of all nonessential personnel.Copy !req
367. It was a monumental job,
but a job which had to be done.Copy !req
368. By nightfall,
everyone was off the streets.Copy !req
369. The news office commanded
a good view of Tokyo...Copy !req
370. and was receiving all reports
directly from security headquarters.Copy !req
371. This tape recording
is for George Lawrence...Copy !req
372. United World News,
Chicago, U.S.A.Copy !req
373. Everyone remaining
in the city was on a watch-and-wait basis.Copy !req
374. The wait was not a long one.Copy !req
375. George, here in Tokyo, time has been
turned back two million years.Copy !req
376. This is my report as it happens.Copy !req
377. A prehistoric monster
the Japanese call Godzilla...Copy !req
378. has just walked out of Tokyo Bay.Copy !req
379. He's as tall as a 30-story building.Copy !req
380. And now he's making his way
toward the city's main line of defense:Copy !req
381. 300,000 volts of electricity
strung around the city as a barrier...Copy !req
382. a barrier against Godzilla.Copy !req
383. I can hardly believe
what has just happened.Copy !req
384. Now it seems Tokyo has no defense.Copy !req
385. They're moving an entire tank corps
to point-blank firing range.Copy !req
386. I'm saying a prayer, George —
a prayer for the whole world.Copy !req
387. George, the tanks have been
wiped out by a wall of flames.Copy !req
388. Neither man nor his machines
are able to stop this creature.Copy !req
389. Godzilla has turned
the heart of Tokyo into a sea of fire.Copy !req
390. Beneath the flames,
thousands lie dead or dying.Copy !req
391. Nothing can save the city now.Copy !req
392. This is it, George.Copy !req
393. Steve Martin
signing off from Tokyo, Japan.Copy !req
394. Watch it!Copy !req
395. Hi, Emiko.Copy !req
396. You've been sleeping very nervously.Copy !req
397. - Hello, Ogata.
- Hello, Steve.Copy !req
398. Anything new develop?Copy !req
399. Nothing new will develop unless —Copy !req
400. - Unless what?
- I was shown a terrible secret...Copy !req
401. which is probably the only weapon
which could destroy Godzilla.Copy !req
402. - What is it?
- I promised Dr. Serizawa...Copy !req
403. never to reveal his secret to anyone.Copy !req
404. Emiko...Copy !req
405. Emiko, last night
Tokyo was destroyed.Copy !req
406. Tomorrow it might be
Osaka or Yokohama.Copy !req
407. If you can help, you must.Copy !req
408. When I went to see Dr. Serizawa...Copy !req
409. I had intended to tell him
about Ogata and me...Copy !req
410. but there was something
he wanted to show me first.Copy !req
411. Dr. Serizawa had been
experimenting with oxygen...Copy !req
412. when he came upon
a terrible chemical discovery —Copy !req
413. a way to destroy
all oxygen in water...Copy !req
414. thereby disintegrating
all living matter.Copy !req
415. An amount no larger
than a baseball...Copy !req
416. could turn Tokyo Bay
into a graveyard.Copy !req
417. Serizawa had found
a terrible destructive power...Copy !req
418. and until he could find
a counteracting good...Copy !req
419. that would come
from this discovery...Copy !req
420. he didn't want the world
to know his secret.Copy !req
421. He made me promise
never to tell what I had seen.Copy !req
422. Emiko, we need Serizawa's help.Copy !req
423. There's no other way.Copy !req
424. If I could only see him...Copy !req
425. just talk to him.Copy !req
426. Perhaps I can change his mind.
Ogata will go with me.Copy !req
427. Whatever you do, Emiko,
you mustn't fail.Copy !req
428. Serizawa-san.Copy !req
429. Sit down.Copy !req
430. Doctor, I know of
your Oxygen Destroyer.Copy !req
431. - We must have it.
- I don't know what you are talking about!Copy !req
432. I broke my promise, Serizawa.Copy !req
433. I told Steve Martin and Ogata.Copy !req
434. They both agree.Copy !req
435. You must use your Oxygen Destroyer
against Godzilla.Copy !req
436. - No.
- Serizawa-san!Copy !req
437. Serizawa-san!Copy !req
438. - Ah, Serizawa-san!
- Let go!Copy !req
439. - We must have the formula! We must!
- Let go!Copy !req
440. Please stop!Copy !req
441. Serizawa-san!Copy !req
442. Ogata-san!Copy !req
443. Ogata-san!Copy !req
444. Sorry, Ogata.Copy !req
445. The Oxygen Destroyer
cannot be used.Copy !req
446. If we don't defend ourselves
from Godzilla now...Copy !req
447. what will become of us?Copy !req
448. And what will become of us
if a weapon such as I now have...Copy !req
449. falls into the wrong hands?Copy !req
450. Then you have a responsibility
no man has ever faced.Copy !req
451. You have your fear,
which might become reality...Copy !req
452. and you have Godzilla,
which is reality.Copy !req
453. Attention.
Attention, people of Japan.Copy !req
454. At this moment,
a nationwide prayer...Copy !req
455. is being observed for the survivors
of devastated Tokyo.Copy !req
456. The voices of our children
are raised in a prayer...Copy !req
457. for the courage to surmount
the destruction of today...Copy !req
458. and look forward with hope...Copy !req
459. for peace and light.Copy !req
460. Have you decided?Copy !req
461. Yes. But this must be
the only time...Copy !req
462. the Oxygen Destroyer
will be used.Copy !req
463. The boat...Copy !req
464. finding the location of Godzilla...Copy !req
465. the Oxygen Destroyer —Copy !req
466. all these have been accomplished.Copy !req
467. Serizawa insisted upon helping
Ogata place the weapon.Copy !req
468. And now the divers are descending.Copy !req
469. We ask the whole world
to stand by.Copy !req
470. They have reached the bottom.Copy !req
471. Serizawa!
Serizawa! Serizawa!Copy !req
472. One diver is up. It is Ogata.Copy !req
473. Dr. Serizawa has not yet
started his ascent.Copy !req
474. Serizawa! Serizawa-san!Copy !req
475. Serizawa-san!Copy !req
476. Ogata, it is working!Copy !req
477. Live happily with Emiko.
Good-bye.Copy !req
478. Serizawa!
Pull the line up!Copy !req
479. Answer me! Serizawa!Copy !req
480. Serizawa!Copy !req
481. People of the world,
Godzilla is dead.Copy !req
482. Give us strength to rebuild
our beloved land.Copy !req
483. He said, "Be happy together."Copy !req
484. The menace was gone.Copy !req
485. So was a great man.Copy !req
486. But the whole world
could wake up and live again.Copy !req