Shin Godzilla (2016)

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2. SHIN GODZILLA

3. Tokyo Bay, off the coast of Yokohama

4. Offshore of Haneda Airport

5. A pleasure craft has been spotted adrift offshore of Haneda.

6. Japan Coast Guard Patrol Boat PC16 - Hamanami, roger that.

7. Pleasure craft confirmed. No apparent damage.

8. The "GLORY-MARU". MJG-15041.

9. Requesting owner information.

10. Boarding the vessel.

11. Hello. Anyone here?

12. No one on the flying deck.

13. No sign of life. Some personal effects.

14. No traces of an incident. Perhaps a fall overboard?

15. Vessel's vacant. We'll prepare a tow.

16. Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line Aqua Bridge

17. Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line Aqua Tunnel

18. Wait, wait, wait!

19. Prime Minister's Office, Chiyoda Ward

20. 5th Floor Hallway - Just received a report from Intelligence gathering center

21. The Aqua-Line has sprung a leak. Water's pouring onto the auto lanes.

22. Actual details still unknown. But several cars are trapped in it.

23. A liaison office is up, and an emergency order issued.

24. Understood. And the PM?

25. Arriving in 28 minutes.

26. We need more information, let's go down.

27. Yes, sir.

28. First report confirmed at about 8:30 a.m.

29. Leak in the Tokyo Aqua-Line tunnel, near the 2.5 kilo marker.

30. Seawater entering from a fissure in the tunnel ceiling.

31. Crisis Management Center - Several cars involved.

32. Hamanami Coast Guard personnel are caught in the steam cloud in the bay.

33. Executive Meeting Room - Aqua-Line has closed both ways.

34. Coast Guard is issuing the alerts.

35. Rando Yaguchi, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary - Status, Mr. Koriyama?

36. Koriyama, Crisis Management Supervisor - Regarding the tunnel, 5 confirmed vehicle collisions

37. Was the tunnel incident caused by Earthquake?

38. Oki, Deputy Director (Japan Meteorological Agency) - We're still checking with our agency.

39. Any relation to the underwater eruption?

40. Not enough info to confirm that yet.

41. We have heli footage!

42. Yusuke Shimura, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Ministry of Defense)

43. Looks like an underwater volcanic eruption?

44. If so, it feels anomalous.

45. Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line Wind Tower - This is Coast Guard 691 reporting, the steam is still erupting.

46. - Japan Coast Guard Super Puma 225 MH691 - The churning water is preventing any verification of the undersea situation.

47. Since we are unable to surmise the current situation, we'll need a unified initial response

48. The response team is hereby officially instated.

49. FDMA disaster force is in place.

50. 3rd Regional Coast Guard HQ has sealed the bay.

51. No sea or air access.

52. A coastal evacuation advisory has been issued.

53. Tokyo Bay, Kisarazu Island (Umihotaru Parking Area) - This is an evacuation warning. Please evacuate the premises immediately!

54. Please follow the police instructions and evacuate to Kisarazu!

55. Tokyo Bay Aqua Line Aqua Tunnel - Holy crap!

56. Tunnel's leaking!

57. Watch your head!

58. Cool! A slide.

59. Aqua Tunnel Evacuation Slide

60. Be careful.

61. We're heading back to ER from the site.

62. Aqua Tunnel Evacuation Passage - This place is awesome.

63. I hate this, my feet hurt.

64. This is awesome! I'm getting scoop footage.

65. - What? What's that noise? - Something's up there.

66. This is bad.

67. I don't know what's happening by it's freaking me out.

68. - What's that? - Something's there.

69. Crisis Management Center Conference Room Stairs

70. The PM has returned.

71. 5th Floor Hallway - Aqua-Line rupture is unconfirmed.

72. Prime Minister and attendants - Never mind the details. Any fatalities?

73. No.

74. Then leave it to the guys below.

75. There's secondary disaster risk.

76. I've canceled your meeting. There's a briefing in five minutes.

77. I see. Understood.

78. PM's Office, 5th floor, Briefing for the Prime Minister - What are the cases for it being some undersea thermal discharge?

79. Sekiguchi, Minister of Science - An unidentified nuclear sub meltdown?

80. Hanamori, Minister of Defence - Impossible. The bay is too shallow for a submarine.

81. Yanagihara, Minister of Transportation - We believe it to be a magma steam.

82. A new undersea volcanic eruption.

83. Excuse me, Minister Yanagihara.

84. The epicenter is shallow and appears to be just steam.

85. We're confident it's not volcanic activity.

86. Really? Then tell me sooner.

87. A new, large hydrothermal vent?

88. That's it. That must be it.

89. But, a vent directly above the tunnel?

90. Past geological surveys rule that out.

91. Kanai, Minister of Disaster Management - An oversight, perhaps?

92. Mr. Prime Minister.

93. Something's on the sea floor.

94. Seiji Okochi, Prime Minister - Some "thing"? Like what?

95. It's speculate to be a colossal creature. Footages online are confirming this.

96. Preposterous. You're saying a big whale spouting?

97. The sea is boiling. What creature could withstand a temperature over 100 degrees?

98. Kono, Minister of Internal Affairs - We've been scouring online videos.

99. We've yet to find any conclusive evidence.

100. Azuma, Chief Cabinet Secretary - Time is a wasting. How about a process of elimination?

101. That's right. A new volcano or a large thermal vent.

102. What else could it be?

103. Then let the cabinet discuss this and come out with a basic response.

104. Is it fine with you, Mr. Prime Minister?

105. I understand.

106. So everyone, let's move to the main conference room.

107. Yaguchi.

108. The Prime Minister and the cabinet know what they are doing.

109. Don't stir things up.

110. I believe we should consider every possibility.

111. Hideki Akasaka, Aide to the Prime Minister (National Security Officer) - It's good to be a rebel,

112. Hideki Akasaka, Aide to the Prime Minister (National Security Officer) - but think of the guy who got you here.

113. Got it? Word of advice.

114. Fourth Floor Conference Room - All those injured in the tunnel are receiving care.

115. Conference regarding the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line incident

116. Fireboats and helicopters are mobilized in Tokyo Bay.

117. Satomi, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, is absent on a trip to Australia.

118. They stand ready to respond. That concludes my report.

119. Next, regarding to Tokyo Bay coastal region...

120. we're at evacuation preparedness level.

121. Due to possible debris and ash,

122. we're grounding all flights out of Haneda until further notice.

123. Forgive me. Correction.

124. The grounding of all flights out of Haneda

125. is unavoidable to ensure citizen safety over economic concerns...

126. Later

127. As for the undersea volcano-induced tunnel flooding.

128. fortunately, no toxic gasses have been detected.

129. Teams from the Archaeological Agency and the Coast Guard

130. are en route to conduct a thorough investigation of the cause.

131. Eruption activity is reportedly dying down rapidly.

132. Is it over?

133. No big deal, I guess.

134. Mr. Prime Minister. I beg to reiterate...

135. the presence of a large marine creature...

136. as a possible cause.

137. Yaguchi. This is no place for jokes.

138. This is a ministerial meeting. Minutes are kept.

139. Don't make mockery of it.

140. With no time frame for restoration,

141. we can expect those losses to swell.

142. Sorry! We must suspend this meeting.

143. The television. Turn on the TV!

144. It's unbelievable! It's really unbelievable!

145. I've never seen anything like it.

146. What was that?

147. A tail?

148. Yes, It's a tail.

149. It seems Yaguchi's hypothesis did come true.

150. Due to the sudden change in the situation, let us adjourn this meeting.

151. Cabinet ministers are to assemble in the Prime Minister's office immediately.

152. So what the hell is it?

153. For now, we only know it as the "Giant Unidentified Creature."

154. We're making a list of biologists and scholars

155. from universities and research organizations.

156. We'll hold an emergency summit to figure this out.

157. We got to understand this thing quickly. Do it now.

158. Yes!

159. Mr. Prime Minister.

160. Besides knowing the truth about the tail, perhaps we should focus on our response.

161. Yes, of course.

162. And this thing is larger than expected.

163. Whatever it is, I think our choices are simple.

164. Let it go. That is leave it alone.

165. Or capture it, exterminate it, or just chase it off.

166. Kabira, Minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs - I vote for extermination.

167. Hayama, Secretary of Economic Industry - I agree.

168. Even if we ignore what happened to the tunnel

169. it has caused the cancellation of all flights at the Haneda Airport

170. and indefinite closing of Tokyo Bay. Presenting causing huge economic losses.

171. I, too, favor extermination.

172. That's right, exterminate it immediately.

173. Right, Defense minister?

174. Matsumoto, Supervisor of Defensive Operational Policy - We do have a contingency plan for a wildlife-based threat.

175. But never with Self-Defense Forces using weapons in Tokyo Bay.

176. Then, can't we just chase it back into the sea?

177. Mr. Prime Minister, Academic circles and environmentalists are saying this is a rare species

178. and are already calling for it's live capture

179. to provide for further studies.

180. No, it has to be exterminated.

181. Using a torpedo would do the trick.

182. I can understand how you feel but there are civilians in the area.

183. Please think seriously of the consequences of using weaponry.

184. I, too, think live capture is more appropriate.

185. I suggest we start gathering Intel on the unidentified creature.

186. Taking appropriate actions for different scenarios.

187. Hiraoka, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary - Uh, which department are you addressing?

188. The Vapor cloud seems to be moving towards the Tama River!

189. Uh. It's moving?

190. It's alive, isn't it?

191. Tama River mouth, Tokyo Bay

192. The unidentified creature is off from Haneda Airport Runway D,

193. entering the Tama River!

194. We have reports of flooding on the Bayshore Expressway.

195. Not again!

196. Forget live capturing it.

197. Anzai, Prime Minister's Secretary of Internal Affairs - Mr. Prime Minister. Biologists are starting to arrive. Only three so far, but...

198. Prime Minister's Reception Room, 5th floor

199. Emergency Academic Conference on Giant Unidentified Creature

200. Dr. Shiga, paleontologist - It's indiscernible from TV images

201. whether it's some dinosaur or a whale

202. or distinguish which species are they.

203. Dr. Yanagi, marine biologist - It seems to be a never-before seen aquatic species.

204. Without an physical examination I can't say anything.

205. Dr. Hanawa, biologist - First of all, whether the footage is real

206. and authenticated.

207. If I were to rush to judgment. based on unverified evidence...

208. I'd lose credibility as a biologist.

209. The conference with the experts is wrapping up in 5 minutes.

210. 5th Floor Secretary's office - This is ludicrous.

211. Asahi Bridge on the Nomi River, Ota Ward

212. What a waste of time that was. These experts don't know a thing.

213. I agree.

214. Damn their status, get me someone.

215. Hurry and get me someone who knows something.

216. Yes, Sir.

217. Shimura, any ideas?

218. I seem to recall a senior working at the Environment Ministry,

219. but she's just a deputy chief.

220. It's okay. Get her her immediately.

221. Hiromi Ogashira, Ministry of the Environment Deputy Chief, Wildlife Division

222. It looks serpentine with the auxiliary ambulation.

223. Gills make it aquatic. With legs it can survive on land too.

224. Since it has legs, will it come on land?

225. Yes. It's a possibility.

226. Really? What then?

227. Frankly, we haven't determined how to deal with it.

228. The experts think due to the unidentified creature has lived a long time in the water,

229. it's legs have degenerated and wouldn't be able to support it's own weight.

230. So coming ashore is physiologically impossible.

231. Pardon my frankness. I think it can support it's own weight.

232. Is that so?

233. What's your view, Environment Minister?

234. Kikugawa, Minister of the Environment - Forgive the deputy chief's poor decorum.

235. I too agree with your experts' conclusion,

236. that the unidentified creature coming on land is very improbable.

237. I see.

238. Mr. Prime Minister, considering the damage wreaked this far...

239. the sooner we hold a press conference to calm the public, the better.

240. Mr. Prime Minister, for now avoid the uncertainties,

241. just give only verified information.

242. Okay.

243. Prepare my disaster prevention uniform and speech.

244. New Nomi Bridge, Nomi River, Ota Ward

245. 1st Floor Press Conference Room - The unidentified creature that has caused the Aqua-Line and Tama River to sustain significant damage

246. is currently moving up the Nomi River.

247. We're yet to identify what sort of creature it is.

248. And we are uncertain if it will come on land.

249. Due to the fact that the unidentified creature has lived in the water for a long time,

250. it's legs have degenerated.

251. Coming ashore, it couldn't stand up and might even killed itself doing so.

252. So everyone, please don't worry.

253. I repeat.

254. The giant unidentified creature will not come ashore.

255. Everyone, please set your minds at ease.

256. Mr. Prime Minister, excuse the interruption.

257. What, at Kamata?

258. Kamata, Ota Ward

259. Hurry! Hurry! Run away!

260. Run!

261. Hurry!

262. What's that? Announcing it will not come ashore.

263. Underground Access Hallway - Now what? I just announced it will not come ashore.

264. That's why we reminded you earlier please just stick to the script!

265. I needed to reassure the public. Common sense calls for that.

266. You're right.

267. Right now the experts are discussing how it came ashore.

268. Screw them. What's happening out there?

269. Mr. Prime Minister, we need to set up an emergency disaster control headquarters.

270. I know.

271. Conference regarding Emergency Disaster Control for Giant Unidentified Creature

272. This cabinet council is now adjourned.

273. Okay, everyone, let's get to work.

274. - 4th Floor Hallway - So much red tape.

275. Every action requires a meeting.

276. That's the foundation of democracy.

277. Even to hold a press conference?

278. Given the unidentified creature has come ashore at Toyko.

279. we have set up emergency disaster control headquarters.

280. We are crafting a full-scale response to secure citizen safety,

281. including a speeding coordinated evacuation

282. with all federal government agencies and ministries...

283. The creature's heading toward Shinagawa.

284. At a speed of about 13 km per hour.

285. It moves quite slowly for it's size.

286. Even with this speed, it can trample through Tokyo in 3 hours.

287. It's hard to think Tokyo is so brittle.

288. Oh no. The damage caused by the unidentified creature is growing.

289. That's why I voted earlier to exterminate it.

290. But, it's a densely-populated area.

291. Instead of attacking it, we must evacuate people first.

292. Have MIC and MILT set up evacuation zones and transport.

293. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

294. 9th Floor Disaster Control HQ - We've got orders from the PM to conduct evacuation measures.

295. Kozuka, Governor of Tokyo - Why didn't the evacuation order come immediately?

296. This incident is too fallacious.

297. Nothing in any of the first response manuals applies here.

298. Since when do the first response manual application ever been used?

299. Just expedite an evacuation plan immediately.

300. But we've never gone through such disaster scenarios.

301. Tahara, Vice Governor - A hasty city-wide evacuation might cause a general panic.

302. Kawamata, Vice Governor - The citizens will have to self-evacuate.

303. Onchi, Superintendent General - We'll make every effort to control traffic.

304. Highway 15, Shinagawa Ward - The traffic signals are out of order.

305. Please leave your vehicles and follow the police instructions.

306. The Tokyo Government has ordered a full evacuation of Shinagawa.

307. All residents are required to evacuate immediately.

308. Mama, hurry up!

309. At this rate, the city will be in ruins

310. Contact the Public Safety Commission.

311. We can request Self Defense Forces (SDF) for pest extermination.

312. And use of weapons?

313. Interpreted as an armed attack under Article 76...

314. Self-defense troops can use force.

315. This doesn't qualify as an armed attack.

316. Article 76 stipulates "by an aggressor country or equivalent."

317. It's no time for semantics.

318. Only the SDF is equipped to respond.

319. That means soldiers engaging in urban combat.

320. That will give the Prime Minister pause.

321. And so, Mr. Prime Minister, we need to announce a state of emergency immediately

322. that involves both military force and civilian evacuation,

323. and also all measures taken by the cabinet.

324. Right now, our only extralegal measure

325. is mobilization for defense.

326. Only the Prime Minister can decide that.

327. You're talking about...

328. a declaration with no precedent.

329. By mobilizing, we're declaring the country for war.

330. Mr. Prime Minister,

331. for the police to handle a evacuation in such a short time would be difficult.

332. But if we mobilize...

333. we have to let the public be prepared for a likelihood of war.

334. No, no. I don't want that.

335. Can we get the U.S. to kill this beast under the Security Treaty?

336. No. Our government and SDF must move first.

337. Even under the Treaty, the U.S. can only provide support.

338. We're facing a living organism.

339. Aggravating it might only lead to more damages.

340. Yes, it's an organism.

341. That means we can stop it.

342. Unlike an earthquake or a typhoon.

343. Mr. Prime Minister, protecting citizens is our top priority.

344. Prime Minister, this is a tough decision, but to prevent further calamity...

345. please make a swift decision.

346. Make the decision right now?

347. Are you serious?

348. Time is precious. Please decide.

349. Moment ago, unprecedentedly the Prime Minister has announced ...

350. on the disaster countermeasures, a national state of emergency

351. calling for the mobilization of the Self Defense Forces to defend against the unidentified creature.

352. The mobilization of the Self Defense Forces

353. is the first post-war military action since World War II

354. for the purpose of the "pest extermination".

355. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building A (Ministry of Defense) - At Tokyo's request, Nerima 1st division has been dispatched.

356. Underground Command Room - They're tasked first with guiding rescue and evacuation efforts.

357. But they're not equipped for battle, right?

358. Atsushi, Chief of the Ground Staff - Normal helicopters are unable to battle.

359. It seems attack helicopters are more expedient.

360. - Confirm with Kisarazu base again. - Yes, sir.

361. Ozawa, Chief of the Air Staff - Shall we deploy F-2 missiles at Misawa?

362. No.

363. Hamada, Joint Staff Commander - Any civilian casualties could hinder the SDF.

364. Let's minimize the weapons' firepower.

365. Kitano, Chief of the Maritime Staff - But we don't know it's capability.

366. I think we need to be commit all of SDF's resources.

367. Yajima, Joint Staff Deputy General - I agree.

368. there's a need to integrate all 3 sea, land, air forces.

369. Call the PM.

370. For the east side, the joint force will be lead by the Eastern Army.

371. The goal, extermination of the creature.

372. Zaizen, Joint Staff General - The ground troops will focused on civilian evacuation.

373. The rapid response helicopters will be our primary attack force.

374. Mr. Prime Minister, there could still be disabilities, sick and elderly in the city.

375. That's why I can't make a decision without an inspection.

376. Under such conditions, a little collateral damage is unavoidable.

377. Mr. Prime Minister, although it's not easy,

378. but you need to make a decision.

379. I know.

380. Ground Self Defense Force Kisarazu Base, Chiba Prefecture

381. This mission full of risks and uncertainties.

382. Should we call for support?

383. No, the standard staff would do.

384. This is what we signed up for when we enlisted.

385. Fourth Anti-tank Helicopter Unit, Second Flying Squadron - Order! Arms!

386. Ground Self Defense Force AH-1S Attack Helicopter - Lift off from Kisarazu at 13:08.

387. Arriving at destination at 13:20, over.

388. Underground Access Elevator, Prime Minister's Office - What a relief. The creature may be big,

389. but this ought to do the trick.

390. Maybe we can rebuild the town with it's carcass.

391. Minister Yanagihara.

392. Wishful thinking and armchair theories

393. by the old Imperial Army in the last war

394. led to 3 million Japanese lives lost.

395. Beware of unfounded optimism.

396. Kitashinagawa

397. Please watch your step. Remain calm.

398. Get away from here quickly! Time is of the essence.

399. Local evacuation centers are pointless.

400. Tell us the new evacuation locations, PLEASE!

401. The giant unidentified creature has stopped moving!

402. It has stopped it's progression.

403. Stopped? Why all of sudden?

404. Incredible.

405. It's evolving.

406. Shinagawa Shrine

407. Kitashinagawa Station

408. Yatsuyama Rail Bridge

409. Attacker 1, this is CP, over.

410. CP, Attacker 1, over.

411. Head to holding area 2 to await further orders, over.

412. Ashida, 2nd Flying Squadron Commander - Attacker 1, copy.

413. 2d Flying Squadron Gunner - Target is different from the Intel.

414. CP, this is Attacker 1. Target is different from Intel.

415. I repeat. Target is different from Intel.

416. Attacker 1, CP, hold your position. Await instructions.

417. Resident evacuation is complete.

418. Understood.

419. Minister Hanamori, we're ready to open fire.

420. Understood.

421. Mr. Prime Minister, you can begin the attack.

422. I understand. Go ahead.

423. Attacker 1, CP, commence fire on the target.

424. I repeat, commence fire, over.

425. CP, Attacker 1, copy. Commencing fire.

426. Target straight ahead. Aim for the head.

427. Distance 300. Ready, aim...

428. Hold your fire! Hold your fire!

429. Why aren't they firing?

430. Ground Self Defense Force OH-1 Scout Helicopter - While confirming the surrounding, we found

431. Surveyor - civilians near the line of fire!

432. Fourth Anti-tank Helicopter Unit, Kisarazu Base - There are civilians still not evacuated. Should we fire?

433. Joint Task Force Central Command, Camp Asaka - There are civilians still not evacuated. Should we fire?

434. Ministry of Defense HQ, Central Command Post - There are civilians still not evacuated. Should we fire?

435. Crisis Management Center Conference Room, Prime Minister's Office - There are civilians. Should we proceed firing?

436. Mr. Prime Minister, can we proceed with firing?

437. Mr. Prime Minister!

438. Abort. Abort the attack!

439. The Self Defense Force must not fire on the civilians!

440. Attacker 1, CP, abort attack. Holding your position, over.

441. Copy. Abort attack! Holding positions!

442. The unidentified creature is on the move again.

443. Breaking through the expressway, and heading towards Tokyo Bay.

444. Tokyo, Ota Ward

445. All flights are canceled at Haneda Airport.

446. Shinagawa is now under the Fire department's control. New fire outbreak in Shinagawa.

447. Most train lines are still running.

448. Heads of countries are pledging their supports.

449. Tokyo is recruiting helpers and aid workers.

450. The Tokyo Exchange is open as usual...

451. The bullet train is operating shuttle services from Shin Yokohama.

452. Scientist envoys from France and other nations have arrived.

453. The unidentified creature has not been spotted in the Uraga Channel.

454. The search zone has continued to expand.

455. The casualty count is up to 100 as a result of...

456. The defense at Ota Ward is ready.

457. Disaster Management lead by Minister Kasai

458. has began to survey and assess the damage.

459. Giant Unidentified Creature disaster site, Ota Ward

460. - Giant Unidentified Creature Government Damage Assessment Team - It was only ashore for about 2 hours, and look what it did.

461. No.

462. Unfortunately, we've used the 2 hours to decide an initial response.

463. It was a sudden incident. It can't be helped.

464. Everyone did their best even if it's not perfect.

465. Don't get smug, Yaguchi.

466. Time is short, let's meet the press.

467. Mr. Minister, this way.

468. I understand.

469. Sagami Bay, Oshima Island vicinity

470. Maritime Self Defense Force Takanami-class destroyer Onami DD-111

471. Commencing sea observatory.

472. Rotary Wing Patrol Helicopter SH-60K

473. Dipping sonar

474. We believe after the unidentified creature has left the shore,

475. it passed through Kanaya heading towards Tokyo Bay.

476. Right now, we're strengthening surveillance...

477. especially around Chiba and Sagami Bay.

478. But if it's hiding in Sagami Trough, detection will be moot.

479. That is to say.

480. Who knows where or when it'll emerge?

481. How are the preparations if it comes ashore again?

482. Camp Asaka, Nerima Ward

483. Joint Task Force Central Command - Once spotted, a rapid land strategy at water's edge will be difficult

484. We'll need multiple plans

485. Yamaoka, Eastern Commander - for a landing point encounter and expeditionary pursuit.

486. Samejima, Eastern Director of Defense - I'll get right on it.

487. Coordinated artillery, tanks and F-2 scenarios.

488. 3rd Floor Entrance Hall, Prime Minister's Office - Defensive operations lean heavily on the Kanto area.

489. Cabinet Press Conference

490. The metro area has to take priority.

491. Looks like a 5th floor order.

492. What about the regions?

493. Tokyo's 13 million people, GNP of 85 trillion yen.

494. That's 17% of total Japan.

495. And in the Kanto region? 40% and 200 trillion.

496. Seems like a prudent strategy to me.

497. Protecting a country isn't easy.

498. Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary's office, 5th Floor - They've set up a special response team in the PM's residence.

499. Fujinose restaurant, Akasaka District, Minato Ward - And I hear you were appointed it's bureau chief.

500. You're rising in the world, feels good, right?

501. - Rando Yaguchi, Deputy Director & Cabinet Minister of State for Special Missions - I want you to pick the team. You know bureaucrats.

502. Okay.

503. Shuichi Izumi, Vice President of the Liberal Democratic Party - I'll round up people who'll speak their mind to the PM.

504. Yeah. People with balls.

505. I'm Tachikawa.

506. Takeo.

507. Ready, lift.

508. 2nd Floor Conference Room

509. Giant Unidentified Creature Crisis Management Headquarters - I'm Rando Yaguchi from Giant Unidentified Creature HQ.

510. We operate as a flat organization here.

511. So please let us forget about titles and seniority.

512. Speak freely here.

513. What it means is.

514. Although I'm nominally in charge, but we're a crack team of lone wolves,

515. nerds, troublemakers, drop outs, outcasts, academic heretics

516. and general pains-in-the-bureaucracy.

517. So do your thing and whatever you like.

518. Mori, Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Bureaucrat - Here are the basic specs.

519. Each department find out whatever you can.

520. Is this all?

521. Yup. Our job is to fill in the remaining blanks.

522. If you have info, please share it.

523. Just to add, Yesterday the "council of experts"

524. was too baffled by the situation to conclude anything.

525. Hazama, Johoku University biologist - I put together a simple profile.

526. First, second and 3rd configurations.

527. And more mutations on the way.

528. And there's more?

529. Yasuda, Basic Research Promotion Division Chief - By the way, we're analyzing a sample of it's body fluid at our lab.

530. If you have samples, pass some to us.

531. I'll get outside help.

532. The U.S. took all the remaining samples.

533. Sodehara, Joint Task Force Lt. Director General - On-site remains are being burned due to stench.

534. Komatsubara, Foreign Policy Director - Under American pressure, I hear.

535. Okay. Then we'll leave the analysis to you.

536. Any info from Behavioral Biology?

537. Behaviorally, it just seems to move.

538. Can't determine intellect.

539. I think communication with it is unlikely.

540. Tachikawa, Director of Nuclear Power - Let me ask a simple question.

541. What is it's energy source?

542. Indeed, It needs an enormous amount of energy.

543. Not just to move, but metabolically.

544. Oxygen conversion in it's digestive tract wouldn't be enough.

545. All that energy.

546. Could it be Nuclear fission?

547. You're joking, Ms. Ogashira?

548. That's impossible.

549. Yokosuka Bay, Kanagawa Prefecture

550. Yokosuka Bay, emergency departure?

551. Yeah.

552. We heard that Yokosuka Bay's radiation monitoring alarm went off.

553. I understand.

554. I'll check with the Nuclear Regulation Authority.

555. Monitoring Department, Nuclear Regulation Authority, Minato Ward - Yeah. I have orders not to go public yet.

556. But radiation levels in the metro area have risen.

557. Where is the leak coming from? A reactor?

558. Negishi, Nuclear Regulatory Authority Monitoring Manager - No.

559. Negishi, Nuclear Regulatory Authority Monitoring Manager - We've not found a leak at any of the nation's reactors.

560. Then where's the radiation coming from?

561. - Is that possible? - Huh?

562. This data shows areas where the radiation spikes matching the creatures path.

563. Look here.

564. See?

565. Which means Miss Ogashira was right.

566. Sorry.

567. Today 13:00, Tokyo, Shinagawa ward, radiation level is 0.5165 uSv/h. 16.1 time higher than normal level.

568. This information is already spreading publicly.

569. Let's get to Chief Secretary's office. Contact Chief Secretary Akasaka and Mr. Morito.

570. Chief Cabinet Secretary's office, 5th Floor, Prime Minister's Office

571. This is trouble.

572. That is why the ministers and PM needs to call an immediate press conference.

573. Morito, Secretary to the Chief Cabinet Secretary - But, without knowing the source of the radiation,

574. by announcing this to the press might end up stoking the public's fear.

575. It's not enough of a spike to warrant evacuation.

576. There are no legal grounds to it.

577. No matter what's the alert, it's still a matter of radioactivity.

578. Call the press as soon as possible.

579. That's right. I'll do it.

580. Let me talk to the PM.

581. Schedule a Prime Minister's briefing. Five minutes.

582. Japan-U.S. heads of state conference call - Yes, President Ross, I understand. Thank you.

583. A lot of unilateral requests.

584. Typically American.

585. The U.S. President has sent us an emissary

586. who wants a secret meeting with the PM.

587. They move fast.

588. Yeah.

589. He just left Yokota Air Base and is on his way here.

590. Foreign Ministry's in chaos.

591. I hear his aide has made an appointment to meet with you.

592. With me? Why?

593. Kayoco Anne-Patterson, Special Presidential Envoy - I read your administrations reports.

594. And I'm interested in your past. I could use a talented person like you.

595. I need a person I can work with. That's you, Rando Yaguchi.

596. Any objections?

597. No.

598. But I think Prime Minister aide Akasaka is more appropriate.

599. He turned me down already, that's why I chose you.

600. Whatever you do, don't stain my work record.

601. I want to find this person.

602. The reason is?

603. This person foresaw this scenario several years ago.

604. This reason good enough?

605. We know he landed in Narita airport 7 days ago.

606. Goro Maki.

607. Japanese. Former university professor.

608. I hear your intelligence agency is quite efficient.

609. I'll be hearing from you.

610. What's in it for us?

611. A trade. You give me the details about him, I'll hand you the Intel we've gathered.

612. But, a third party country must not know about this.

613. Just U.S.-Japan, so, win-win.

614. Understood. Let's get to it.

615. Thank you.

616. I rushed to Yokota straight from a party, so I didn't have time to change.

617. Where's Zara?

618. Kayoco Anne Patterson.

619. She's very young.

620. America admirably values performance over age.

621. And she's Senator Patterson's daughter.

622. The one behind the Kern Agreement. Formidable.

623. A mixture of talent, pedigree and coattails.

624. Not really your type, I suspect.

625. Nope.

626. If she unabashedly uses her father's connections...

627. she's the political type, like Yaguchi.

628. Tokyo Central Government Building Two, Chiyoda Ward

629. Commissioner-General Secretariat, National Police Agency - Searching for an individual at a time like this?

630. It's for Rando Yaguchi.

631. I owe a great debt to his father.

632. Just say how many men you need.

633. Sawaguchi, Commissioner's Secretariat - This is his profile.

634. Motobe, Criminal Affairs Director - A rebellious professor, expelled from Japan.

635. Although a biologist, he worked at a U.S. energy firm.

636. Interesting old man.

637. A red notice?

638. No. Just locate him.

639. After that, the NSA or CIA will take it from there.

640. Don't bring any mess here.

641. This is his last whereabouts.

642. My grandma's country sure works fast.

643. But he's gone missing a few days ago.

644. The Coast Guard found his boat adrift at sea.

645. "GLORY-MARU"

646. Emissary Patterson.

647. Were you looking for the professor? Or this?

648. Yeah, that too.

649. "I did as I pleased. You do the same."

650. Looks like his last words?

651. You want to take a look at this?

652. No need.

653. I trust you.

654. It's printed with special ink. Can't be copied.

655. I'll take photos to share with my team.

656. Godzilla?

657. That's right. It's the DOE's code name. "GODZILLA".

658. He gave it an English name.

659. Gojira.

660. What does it mean?

661. I got one hit.

662. On Ohdo Island, where he's from, it means "God incarnate".

663. A violent one. I hear that's why he put "God" in the name.

664. In Japanese, the name read "Gojira."

665. "Gojira"...

666. you say?

667. Who cares about it's name at this point?

668. It's just as well it originated in the U.S..

669. Now we know what to call it.

670. The government is unofficially calling the giant unidentified creature "Gojira."

671. National Diet Building Gardens, Chiyoda Ward

672. Goro Maki?

673. Ex-biology professor at Jonan University.

674. Find out who he was.

675. You'll get an exclusive when the time's right to go to print.

676. I'd appreciate your help.

677. That's a promise.

678. Hayafune, Freelance Journalist - Yes, I know.

679. This is 60 years ago.

680. Unregulated dumping of radioactive material from every country.

681. Don't tell me...

682. Gojira fed on these.

683. Yes.

684. That's the DOE's conclusion.

685. When DOE noticed the radioactive material dumping,

686. they sent requests to various institutions to analyze the containers.

687. Dr. Maki was the main figure.

688. Suddenly, an ancient species of marine life

689. found itself surrounded by radioactive waste.

690. And rapidly mutated into an organism that could withstand it.

691. That's his Godzilla theory.

692. But, emissary Patterson,

693. it's body was much longer when it came ashore.

694. Yes.

695. It can suddenly mutate, from sea organism to land.

696. With the current DNA Intel, this Godzilla's mutation surpasses anything I could imagine.

697. This is all the information at my disposal.

698. From now on.

699. Personal service.

700. Dr. Maki left this behind?

701. I can't make sense of it.

702. It's not a molecular array.

703. How does it relate to Gojira?

704. I may not understand this,

705. but this could be an analytical table of structural layers.

706. Dr. Maki intentionally left out some unexplained data at America.

707. With this, we now have the complete version.

708. Do you mind if we analyze it?

709. Sure.

710. Please, I'm bad at Japanese honorifics. Can we go informal?

711. Okay, then I'll be frank.

712. What does the U.S. want with Gojira? Capture to Study

713. or exterminate?

714. That's for the president to decide.

715. In your country, who makes the decision?

716. Prime Minister's Signature

717. Cabinet Approved Victim Relief and Reconstruction Bill

718. 4th Floor Hallway - Finally a cabinet decision on the relief and recovery bill.

719. The Gojira bill, too, will be an inter-agency nightmare.

720. Lack of precedent will cloud orders.

721. Expect a lot of passing the buck.

722. Second Floor Hallway - At least the security bill passed easily.

723. Foreign Ministry muscle, under U.S. pressure.

724. The U.S. wants to use it's Gojira info as a diplomatic card.

725. Let's pray our crafty Aide Akasaka can handle the White House.

726. These are the results of the disaster site analysis.

727. Gamma rays match no known elements whatsoever.

728. This is an incredible discovery.

729. This Gojira, right?

730. It's body harbors new elements.

731. This is why the U.S. Dept. Of Energy moved so quickly.

732. Let's take this data with us.

733. - Contact the Prime Minister. - Yes, sir.

734. Okay.

735. Radiation too is a problem.

736. So...

737. how much can we say?

738. Here are the results after analyzing the substances recovered from Gojira.

739. Radiation in the stricken area.

740. small amount at 0.5165 uSv/h microsieverts

741. Thanks for the food.

742. Thank you for the food.

743. Even with the information the U.S. shared,

744. I feel like falling into a gridlock.

745. Yeah. Riken's report is truly shocking.

746. Gojira has 8 times more genes than humans.

747. It'll take years to sequence all of it.

748. I'm also confirm that Gojira is the most evolved creature on the planet.

749. Not evolution but Capable of self-mutation.

750. That trumps human intelligence.

751. But Gojira is still an organism.

752. It can be killed.

753. I sure hope so.

754. That's what we're here to find out.

755. Any more news from behavior study department?

756. It just walks

757. Since it came ashore,

758. why did it suddenly decide to return to Tokyo Bay?

759. I got it.

760. The coolness.

761. Gojira has something of a nuclear reactor on it's body,

762. and so it's fins act as heat sinks.

763. Meaning there's a high possibility that it is a cold blood animal.

764. So it went back to sea temporarily

765. to adjust it's body temperature after mutating.

766. So, maybe our only option

767. is to shut down it's internal cooling system.

768. Forcing Gojira to do a reactor scram to stay alive.

769. Rapid cooling may not kill it,

770. but could immobilize him.

771. - Machida, METI Manufacturing Director - Like administering a blood coagulation drug.

772. Is it possible to administer directly into Gojira?

773. We'll examine all practical methods.

774. Perhaps a compression pump.

775. Takeo, MLIT Disaster Management & Transport Safety Deputy Director - We, the health ministry and METI,

776. will gather the necessary coagulant and equipment.

777. Submit it to the PM as the "Yaguchi Plan."

778. Okay.

779. Name aside, let's get on it.

780. - Yes, sir. - Okay.

781. "Godzilla is God!"

782. "Save Godzilla!"

783. Thank you for your hard work.

784. Ah. Thank you.

785. Thank you very much.

786. Everyone, let's take a break.

787. - Yes, sir. - Yes, sir.

788. Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary's office guests - Everyone is collaborating voluntarily.

789. They don't go home to rest, not even when they are asked to.

790. Even if they do, they come back early with warm food for everyone.

791. It's very inspiring.

792. None of that jurisdictional infighting among ministries.

793. Just people working together.

794. A lot of outsiders have tirelessly volunteered their time, too.

795. You're right.

796. There's hope for this country yet.

797. Truly.

798. And uh, Deputy Chief.

799. How long are you going to wear your shirt?

800. Mm?

801. To be honest, the shirt and the room smells a little rank.

802. Really?

803. A shower would do you good.

804. Deputy Chief, Gojira has resurfaced in Sagami Bay a minute ago!

805. It's coming ashore!

806. Cape Inamura, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture

807. J-Alert! Broadcast that Gojira has come ashore!

808. Primary alert over Em-Net transmitted!

809. This is Kamakura Disaster Prevention station.

810. This is an emergency evacuation order.

811. The giant unidentified creature has come ashore.

812. Everyone, please evacuate the city immediately.

813. I repeat. Evacuate immediately.

814. Please follow the instructions of police and fire personnel.

815. The Prime Minister.

816. Target is moving through Kamakura towards Kamariya.

817. Oy.

818. Does it seem it has gotten bigger since it last came ashore?

819. Yeah, big beyond expectation.

820. The face and body have change completely.

821. Yeah. It's size has nearly doubled.

822. It has evolved again. Gojira in it's fourth form.

823. Looks like this is going to be disastrous.

824. Yokodai, Isogo Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture - Citizens not in the designate area, please take refuge indoors!

825. This area is under curfew.

826. Attention.

827. Citizens from this are please evacuation immediately.

828. Gojira is expected to reach Tokyo in 3 hours.

829. Tsukuda, Minister of Justice - Why's it coming here again?

830. Ogimachi, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture

831. As you can see from the report,

832. a direct armed assault on it's body

833. runs the risk of releasing radioactive material.

834. To preventing Tokyo from another attack

835. I suggest stopping it's progression as our top priority.

836. I hear it lives on radioactive material.

837. If it attacks a nuclear facility,

838. it'll spell a worse disaster than Gojira.

839. Mr. Prime Minister.

840. We should seize this moment to strike it now.

841. Mr. Prime Minister,

842. we don't want to be viewed overseas as timid.

843. How goes your 'Yaguchi' Plan?

844. Regrettably, it's not ready yet.

845. Mr. Prime Minister, with your order, the SDF in the area will attack with full force.

846. The declared state of emergency is still in effect.

847. To attack...

848. Mr. Prime Minister, is your authority to give.

849. Mr. Prime Minister.

850. I know.

851. Commence fire.

852. Yes, Prime Minister.

853. Contact the 1st company.

854. Okay.

855. The Prime Minister has issued new combat orders.

856. Assume unrestricted weapon use.

857. The Defense Minister has also ruled to do whatever it takes if things turn ugly.

858. to eliminate Gojira before it invades the city.

859. - If it comes ashore at Kanagawa, carry out Operation B. - Okay.

860. Make Kawasaki the primary battleground.

861. Carry out operation B-2.

862. Miki, Eastern Army Deputy Chief of Joint Staff - I understand.

863. Miki, Eastern Army Deputy Chief of Joint Staff - Tama River will be the absolute defense line. This operation B-2...

864. will commence now.

865. Air Self Defense Force Misawa Air Base, Aomori - Taxi to holding point B1, Runaway 10.

866. Runway 10, cleared for takeoff.

867. Air Self-Defense Force, Mitsubishi F-2 Fighter Jet

868. Ground Self Defense Force Kisarazu Base, Chiba - Attack formation reports 5 miles west.

869. Ground Self Defense Force Tachikawa Base, Tokyo - P0304 embark from Tachikawa, 15:36.

870. Maruko Bridge on the Tama River bank, Ota Ward, Tokyo - Tanks and artillery deploying at Maruko Bridge.

871. Roger. Please confirm firing position.

872. Please succeed.

873. Tamagawa Sengen Shrine, Ota Ward - Eight minutes to target contact.

874. We're really engaging here?

875. Relax. Just like in the drills.

876. Operation Command Post, Tamagawa Sengen Shrine - Target contains radioactive material.

877. Saigo, Operation Field Commander (First Regiment) - Pinpoint your attack on the head and legs.

878. All teams must carry this out.

879. Target approaching. ETA to contact in 3 minutes.

880. 1st to 4th battle chopper squadrons are arriving.

881. Anti-tank Helicopter Squadron

882. C01, this is CP, over.

883. CP, C01, over.

884. C01, this is CP.

885. P01 is to fly over Musashi-Kosugi, await orders at BP1.

886. P02 to P04, standby at Holding Area 2 behind the towers, over.

887. Musashi-Kosugi station vicinity, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture - CP, C01, ready to enter BP1.

888. distance from target, 1,200 meters, over.

889. Roger. Maintain position, over.

890. Heli squadron reconnaissance complete.

891. Specified areas evacuation confirmed.

892. You're sure this time, Koriyama? No stragglers?

893. I only trust the report from the field.

894. The target is still advancing.

895. Mr. Prime Minister, please authorize the use weaponry.

896. Use of weaponry...

897. authorize.

898. The Prime Minister's authorization has been confirmed.

899. Fire authorized. Commence fire.

900. Operation Tama, commence Phase 1.

901. Commence fire. Repeat. Commence fire. Over.

902. CP, C01, copy. Commencing fire.

903. Togawa, Fourth Anti-tank Helicopter Squadron Commander - Ready. Fire!

904. Autocannons, direct hit, but ineffective.

905. Switch to Apache 30mm. Give it a shot.

906. Rotary Wing AH-64D Apache Longbow

907. Ninja, ACP, report on the 3rd wave's attack effectiveness.

908. 3rd squadron is still engaging target and the Target is still standing.

909. The attack still has no effect.

910. After taking 16,000 rounds of machine gun fire,

911. not even a scratch.

912. Get HQ and the PM.

913. The Eastern Commander request permission to use missiles.

914. It's a dense populated area, but we've no choice, Mr.Prime Minister.

915. Please give the mission of using missiles.

916. From now onwards,

917. unrestricted use of weapons

918. is authorize.

919. C01, CP, switch assault weapons to missiles.

920. When ready, fire all of them. Over.

921. Roger! P01 to P04, fire all missiles!

922. Target, giant unidentified creature, straight ahead.

923. Distance 700 meters. Ready to fire... fire!

924. Launch all missiles! Give him hell!

925. TOW missiles, Hellfire missiles, all fired.

926. All direct hit's. But no visible damage sustained.

927. Even missiles don't work?

928. What kind of monster is it?

929. It's skin is tougher than expected.

930. We'll shift to operation phase 2.

931. Tiger 1, CP.

932. Commence Phase 2 of Operation Tama. Commence fire.

933. Repeat. Commence fire. Over.

934. Roger, Tiger. This is Tiger 1.

935. Type 10 Tanks - Commence fire. Commence fire.

936. 1st Tank Squadron - Type 10, Targets are the front legs.

937. Concentrated barrage and fire all shells.

938. - Ikeda, First Tank Squadron Commander - Type 10, Fire. Commence operation now.

939. Distance confirmed. Fire!

940. Direct hit! Keep firing!

941. Target's speed seems to be has decreasing.

942. Good. Press home with the attack.

943. Artillery brigade, commence fire!

944. Type 99155mm Self-propelled Howitzer

945. Distance, 10 seconds.

946. 8... 7... 6...

947. 5... 4... 3...

948. Impact, now!

949. All direct hits.

950. Prepare for fusillade. Fire!

951. Type 96 Multi-Purpose Missile System

952. Target has crossed the embankment, and beginning to enter the Tama River area!

953. Tell the Artillery brigade in Gotemba to commence attack.

954. Camp Fuji, Shizuoka Prefecture

955. Multiple Launch Rocket System M270 MLRS

956. Target has halted!

957. Move to Operation Phase 3.

958. Begin the aerial assault.

959. Type 10 tanks, this is 10, entering Phase 3.

960. All tanks to new position. Repeat. All tanks to new position.

961. Cleared to attack. Cleared to attack.

962. Fire, ready... now.

963. Bombs away.

964. Laser on. Lasing.

965. Target is turning northwest.

966. Repeat. Northwest!

967. It's turning away?

968. The aerial assault worked?

969. Commencing JDAM 2nd wave.

970. Good. This will stop it.

971. Is it done?

972. Murasaki, Second Tank Squadron Commander - All tanks, retreat at full speed!

973. - Evacuate! - Evacuate, quickly.

974. - Evacuate! - Evacuate!

975. Target has crossed Tama and entering Tokyo!

976. ACP, C01, choppers and planes all out of munitions!

977. Repeat. All aerial units out of munitions!

978. Tiger 1, this is 40. Visibility zero. Target location unconfirmed.

979. CP, this is Tiger 1.

980. We have 8 squads out of ammo.

981. Also, 3 tanks totally gone, 2 tanks severely damaged. Over.

982. Forward command post is destroyed!

983. Operation Tama's commanding team has lost command capability.

984. Target has breached the defense line.

985. Defense position has collapsed, unable to continue with the strategies.

986. Yamamoto, Joint Task Force First Commander - Mr. Joint Staff Vice Chief.

987. The Artillery brigade is still within range.

988. Let's continue the attack!

989. No.

990. Ota-ku ward and Setagaya ward are not fully evacuated.

991. MR. Prime Minister, I'm sorry, they have done their best.

992. I understand.

993. Operation suspended.

994. We couldn't even halt it, sad to say.

995. Don't lose hope.

996. Our job is to protect the people,

997. not attacking.

998. Hurry and help the public evacuate.

999. The Tama operation has failed.

1000. Gojira is still standing and moving forward.

1001. Even the SDF's effort was futile.

1002. It's defense ability totally exceeded our expectations.

1003. If it could be eliminate by standard weapons

1004. we wouldn't be here cracking our heads.

1005. A super organism that surpasses man's intelligence.

1006. Meguro Ward, Tokyo

1007. Target is entering Meguro Ward from Setagaya ward!

1008. Mr. Prime Minister, sad to say,

1009. let's petition for U.S. troops assistance under the Security Treaty.

1010. Mr. Prime Minister, the American ambassador sent word.

1011. To protect the embassy, bombers have been deployed from Guam.

1012. U.S. Air Force 509th Bomb Wing B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber

1013. Submit a formal cooperation request.

1014. I'll meet with the ambassador.

1015. I'll hold an emergency press conference on the subject.

1016. We've requested assistance from U.S. forces in Japan

1017. In fighting Gojira based on the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty

1018. These are the bombing zones estimated by the U.S.

1019. - Isn't this a bit widespread? - This is preposterous.

1020. It'll be worse than Gojira.

1021. It seems too late for moving and transporting.

1022. We'll need to evacuate the people underground.

1023. Atagoshita Avenue, Minato Ward - The U.S. military is launching an attack on Gojira.

1024. It will be dangerous here.

1025. Please evacuate to subways and underground arcades!

1026. Sengaku-ji Station, Asakusa Subway Line

1027. Don't push!

1028. This official residence is also in Gojira's path.

1029. It is something the SDF has failed to stop.

1030. The U.S. military may too, unable to eliminate it.

1031. Are you saying, evacuate from here?

1032. Yes.

1033. Ichigaya and Ariake are in danger too.

1034. You must leave immediately

1035. and transfer all officials to the facility in Tachikawa.

1036. But the U.S. attack is about to begin.

1037. I have a duty to stay and monitor it's execution.

1038. And also we can't abandon the citizens to make our escape.

1039. But Mr. Prime Minister,

1040. even if you abandon Tokyo, but you still have to protect the nation and the people.

1041. Please evacuate from here.

1042. It's a good thing the Tokyo city hall is still functioning.

1043. For now, let Governor Kozuka take charge.

1044. I understand.

1045. Arrange 2 helis from Kisarazu immediately.

1046. Sir, we'll go by car.

1047. Okay. See you there.

1048. It'll take some time for you guys.

1049. The traffic will be murder.

1050. We'll meet later.

1051. Okay. I'll crawl if I have to.

1052. As the Giant Unidentified Creature is approaching,

1053. a mandatory evacuation order has been issued.

1054. Please evacuate immediately.

1055. As the Giant Unidentified Creature is approaching,

1056. a mandatory evacuation order has been issued.

1057. Please evacuate immediately.

1058. Sotobori Avenue, Akasaka, Minato Ward

1059. The jam here is terrible. Traffic's not even moving.

1060. Yeah.

1061. U.S. is about to attack. Let's get everyone underground.

1062. So that's Gojira.

1063. Deputy Chief.

1064. The U.S. military will attack ahead of schedule.

1065. U.S. Air Force, Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOPII)

1066. Roof heliport, PM's Office - Massive Ordnance Penetrator bomb, MOP II, direct hit.

1067. Iki, Ministry of Defense Secretary - Target's injured. Confirmed bleeding!

1068. This may work!

1069. Way to go, U.S.A.

1070. Mr. Prime Minister, the helicopter is arriving soon.

1071. A2 Exit, Akasaka 5-chome Station, Minato Ward - Please take shelter underground.

1072. Please go underground.

1073. What's that light?

1074. Rotary Wing Eurocopter EC-225LP Transport Helicopter

1075. Gojira's back seems to be glowing. Further details unknown.

1076. What is it doing?

1077. There are no more people out there.

1078. Deputy chief, please get inside.

1079. Highway 16, Fussa City - There was an emergency call from Japan's airbase.

1080. - U.S. Ambassador convoy in Japan - B-2 number 1 seems to have been down.

1081. Inside U.S. Ambassador official vehicle - But there's no way.

1082. That's impossible!

1083. Godzilla.

1084. Truly a god incarnate.

1085. The target is shooting some unidentified weapon from the front.

1086. Bomber 2 and Bomber 3 will circle in from behind.

1087. Payback time.

1088. Roger. Payback.

1089. 1853, taking off from official residence, together with PM, 9 people to Tachikawa...

1090. Hamamatsucho, Minato Ward

1091. Shimbashi, Minato Ward

1092. Ginza 4th Street intersection, Chuo Ward

1093. Toranomon, Minato Ward

1094. Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda Ward

1095. Nagatacho, Chiyoda Ward

1096. Tokyo Station, Chiyoda Ward

1097. Expecting high levels of radiation to be leaking,

1098. people are to standby and remain indoors for at least 49 hours.

1099. How much radiation has Gojira released in Tokyo?

1100. Don't count on the government...

1101. It has been proven high level of radiation is leaking.

1102. Please do not enter the right side of the yellow warning tapes...

1103. Too many subjects to be tested for radiation.

1104. Regarding this disastrous radiation situation,

1105. Nuclear, biological and chemical response teams are being deployed.

1106. For decontamination and rescue.

1107. The Prime Minister, Cabinet Secretary and 5 ministers have gone missing.

1108. Police headquarters and Ministry of Internal Affairs still remains.

1109. In the city there are millions of homeless people.

1110. Government officials are hoping to avoid a political vacuum.

1111. An acting Prime Minister will be selected among the Party members.

1112. Presently, Kanto's situation as been deemed as urgent.

1113. Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base, Provisional HQ - Temporary command center has been set up at Tachikawa

1114. where the team can discuss about Tachikawa's emergency issues.

1115. Deputy Chief Yaguchi!

1116. I'll call back.

1117. Mr. Izumi.

1118. I'm glad you're safe.

1119. To think that going home on Friday saved me.

1120. Yaguchi, you must take care of yourself too.

1121. You're hurt. You all right?

1122. Sorry. We were unable to acquire any medical supplies.

1123. That's okay. It's not a big deal.

1124. Notify the Fire and rescue department,

1125. Ministry of Internal Affairs is still not functionable.

1126. Let the police handle it.

1127. Special Disaster Bureau Provisional HQ Operation Room - Have them survive for one night.

1128. I can't imagine the pressure from the public.

1129. Have our press department take care of it quickly.

1130. Provisional HQ Staff Room - In short, I need information. Where's Gojira now?

1131. It's still at the Tokyo Station. Who knows why.

1132. Hows the radiation situation?

1133. Nothing from the Nuclear station.

1134. The city now is now in a state of waste.

1135. Compare to what's coming out from Gojira's mouth...

1136. this trace amount is nothing.

1137. Hisamatsu, Nation-First Party Deputy Chairman Public Secretary - The highly concentrated material spewing from it's mouth

1138. is spreading over the sea.

1139. The 3 wards that came under direct attack, I'm afraid the air there has been contaminated.

1140. The problem might become more severe.

1141. The situation has turn from urgent to super urgent.

1142. We lack manpower, materials and legal infrastructure.

1143. That can't be helped.

1144. The Prime Minister, Chief Cabinet Secretary, everybody's gone.

1145. Don't go to pieces!

1146. Presently, those who remains must also do their best!

1147. Yaguchi.

1148. Calm yourself first.

1149. I'm sorry.

1150. Has the acting Prime Minister been elected yet?

1151. Evacuation center (Unoshima Elementary Gym), Kazo City, Saitama - Due to the situation in the city,

1152. Agriculture Minister, Yusuke Satomi, has been appointed as Acting Prime Minister.

1153. Presently the government is not functioning if full capacity

1154. resulting in the situation in the emergency shelters.

1155. - Evacuation center (Nishi-nakamachi public center), Isesaki City, Gunma - To prevent any further calamity

1156. a new cabinet will be named immediately.

1157. Giant Unidentified Creature Response Task Force HQ - So a man with factional seniority,

1158. Giant Unidentified Creature Response Task Force HQ - and whose loyalty made him a minister,

1159. is now the Prime Minister.

1160. I hear it was foisted on him by the party secretary.

1161. Who wants the responsibility at a time like this?

1162. - Director's Office, Special Disaster Bureau Provisional HQ, Tachikawa City - Right now, there's some disturbing movement near Tsushima Island.

1163. - Director's Office, Special Disaster Bureau Provisional HQ, Tachikawa City - there's something going on Tsushima Island.

1164. I see.

1165. Kazakoshi, Executive Secretary to the Prime Minister - We'll have to wait and see about this.

1166. Is Foreign Ministry functionable?

1167. Katayama, Acting Foreign Affairs Minister - It is still getting organized.

1168. I see.

1169. At any rate, just try to avoid unforeseen surprises.

1170. Yes, sir.

1171. I'll let the ambassador know.

1172. Yusuke Satomi, Acting Prime Minister - Ah, the noodles got soggy.

1173. I knew this job wouldn't be easy.

1174. Satomi is a hard man to read.

1175. Whoever is the Prime Minister, our job's to keep the ship afloat.

1176. We need an emergency legislation.

1177. And uh, we're only 30 kilometers from where Gojira's sleeping, is that okay?

1178. I'm not worried about that anymore.

1179. This country's good at quickly picking a successor.

1180. You next?

1181. No way.

1182. I'm thinking 10 years.

1183. If Japan's still around, run for office.

1184. I'll support you... in exchange for a party secretary post.

1185. Akasaka was at Yokota, so he was saved.

1186. A politician needs strategy and luck.

1187. Now he's Chief Cabinet Secretary.

1188. You could be more ambitious.

1189. The Disaster Bureau is a unique path, though...

1190. You're practically in charge.

1191. - Rando Yaguchi, Deputy Director, Cabinet Minister of State for Special Missions & Giant Unidentified Creature Unified Response Task Force HQ Bureau Chief - No, I'm here to take the fall, if needed.

1192. Akasaka's a shrewd delegator.

1193. You're the next new aide to the PM on a career track.

1194. What's wrong with that?

1195. Why did you become a politician?

1196. 'Couse it's either friend or foe. I like the simplicity.

1197. Deputy chief, the Bureau members have arrived.

1198. Special Disaster Bureau Provisional HQ Office 3

1199. It's great to see you all.

1200. Over half of our team has returned. Thank you so much.

1201. Regrettably, our hearts are heavy for those we lost.

1202. Let's do it for them.

1203. We'll fill their positions.

1204. While we struggle

1205. with the lost of colleagues and loved ones.

1206. That's why we will prevail!

1207. For our countrymen.

1208. I ask you to pour heart and soul into completing our work.

1209. Please.

1210. Okay, let's get to work! - Alright. - Okay.

1211. Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base

1212. Preliminary conference room

1213. - Manager Mori. - Yeah.

1214. How's the freeze plan coming along?

1215. Still no complete data on Gojira

1216. We still need to collect from the citizens in the city,

1217. 24 blood samples.

1218. I hope this helps.

1219. Hows our progress now?

1220. - Hiromi Ogashira, Ministry of the Environment Deputy Chief, Wildlife Division - We've asked GSDF to retrieve some living cells for us.

1221. Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle

1222. Roger that.

1223. Sample retrieval, done.

1224. Please send them to BSL4 labs.

1225. Okay.

1226. Remainder samples to be sent to any P3 level labs.

1227. But these are government-classified secrets, it that appropriate?

1228. It's alright. I just need some scientific info on Gojira.

1229. No change in radiation levels. It's still below 1 Sievert.

1230. Roof of Kabukiza Tower, Chuo Ward - It must be sleeping.

1231. Roof of Kabukiza Tower, Chuo Ward - Using that much energy, it's needs to recover.

1232. Central Nuclear Biological Special Weapon Defense Unit Eleven

1233. Something's up.

1234. Yaguchi here.

1235. It's me. Arriving in 5 minutes.

1236. Please secure a meeting with the acting PM.

1237. Are you saying the U.S. wish to assist Japan in it's crisis?

1238. Is that right?

1239. Yes. There's a movement centered on China and Russia,

1240. to take Godzilla from under the control of the Japanese government

1241. and put it under the control of international organizations.

1242. Many countries are aligned with that opinion, too.

1243. However, as for the U.S. government, we strongly hope

1244. that Japan and the U.S. can perfectly control Godzilla together.

1245. Hideki Akasaka, Acting Chief Cabinet Secretary (Former Aide to the Prime Minister) - Okay.

1246. From the government's point of view,

1247. it is for that reason that we would agree to a 2-plus 2 cooperation.

1248. However, as army experts will remain as the backbone of the government.

1249. We have to respectfully decline your offer to remain at the center of decision-making.

1250. In place of that, we will...

1251. A U.S.-Japan Gojira research coalition?

1252. That'd be good, isn't it?

1253. The more knowledge, the better.

1254. Lets clear some space.

1255. U.S. GODZILLA Joint Research Team - Nice to meet you. I'm Rando Yaguchi.

1256. This image is from GSDF's latest unmanned surveillance system.

1257. It was inoperative soon after it was attacked.

1258. Same as the D2 simulation.

1259. Richter, Joint Research Team Leader - Just as I thought...

1260. It appears that Godzilla has something like a built in phased-array radar.

1261. So it can instinctively intercept approaching objects. No doubt about it.

1262. U.S. air strike grounds, Minato Ward

1263. First Special Weapons Defense Unit - Squad 2, this is CV1.

1264. 5 minutes from zero mark. 10 minutes remain. Over.

1265. CV1, Squad 2, copy that.

1266. According to the situation in the areas

1267. and the field data from Tsukuba,

1268. this could be Gojira's cell propagation.

1269. Soon rapidly spreading to the whole world.

1270. If it continues to evolve instead of become smaller,

1271. it could sprout wings and fly to other continents.

1272. Let's go

1273. And that will mark the end of the human race.

1274. Before that happens, using our nuclear wisdom is the only road for salvation for mankind.

1275. Are you serious?

1276. Tama Monorail Operation Base, Tachikawa City, Tokyo

1277. Washington's Defense Secretary has ordered a strike... No,

1278. It clearly means to use thermonuclear weapon against Gojira.

1279. And the White House?

1280. The possibility of Gojira coming ashore is 13%

1281. has been reported to the President.

1282. United Nations has set up a multinational Gojira strike force.

1283. The U.S. is serious?

1284. Afraid so.

1285. They have decided to deploy nuclear missiles.

1286. The Pentagon's has gotten ready B83 warhead

1287. and an explosion team

1288. Just like that, on Tokyo?

1289. I was ordered to evacuate.

1290. I see.

1291. So it's highly likely, isn't it?

1292. Yes.

1293. But I'm not going back.

1294. The bombing that caused my grandmother's tragedy,

1295. I don't want to see it happen the 3rd time to my motherland.

1296. Japan-U.S. heads of state conference call - Certainly. We will act accordingly, President Ross.

1297. Matsuzawa, Minister of Foreign Affairs - Certainly, we will act accordingly that way, President Ross.

1298. Well, you heard it.

1299. That country foists some crazy things to us.

1300. Even so.

1301. This decision is unacceptable1

1302. I agree.

1303. Get the Chief Cabinet Secretary.

1304. Yes, sir.

1305. We've decided to let the U.S.

1306. to lead an operation to attack the giant unidentified creature.

1307. To exterminate it.

1308. As party to the resolution and participant...

1309. our nation will be under U.S. command.

1310. In other words...

1311. I'm going to declare a special law

1312. to support this decision.

1313. Authorizing...

1314. the use of a nuclear weapon on Tokyo?

1315. I didn't want to go down in history for anything like this.

1316. Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base rooftop

1317. From here on, Gojira comes under U.S.-led, UN jurisdiction.

1318. Post-War Japan is a tributary state.

1319. "Post-War" extends forever...

1320. That why you mustn't give up.

1321. No creature can withstand the million-degree heat of a nuke.

1322. As a sure method of extermination, it's the right choice.

1323. But we're on the edge of a breakthrough...

1324. with our freezing method.

1325. Your plan still has too many unknowns.

1326. Plus, all countries have pledged their support.

1327. to a complete rebuilding effort if we sign on.

1328. If we can't kill Gojira with certainty...

1329. Japan will lose the world's trust.

1330. We must put our fate in the UN's hands.

1331. My job is to think about what to do for Japan

1332. after Gojira has been destroyed.

1333. Right now Tokyo's damage is limited to three wards.

1334. They can be rebuilt.

1335. The city's economy is in a free fall.

1336. If bonds and stocks continue to plummet...

1337. The nation will go into transgression.

1338. Japan needs international sympathy and funding.

1339. Scrap and build, huh?

1340. To save the country.

1341. There's no other way.

1342. Yaguchi.

1343. This is the reality. All else is just a dream.

1344. Huh? An thermonuclear attack on Gojira?

1345. Dropped here?

1346. The Prime Minister has just sanctioned it and informed the UN.

1347. Unbelievable.

1348. There's a possibility that Gojira can still evolve.

1349. Not able to die is a possibility too.

1350. Therefore it's either incinerate with a nuke, or Yaguchi's freezing plan.

1351. Yes, there's a choice.

1352. But not a good one.

1353. What's more frightening than Gojira is us, humans.

1354. The United Nations will not attack out of sudden,

1355. first, they have to consider evacuation for the civilians.

1356. That's our window to set up the plan.

1357. You're right.

1358. We've confirmed some substance that worked well on the samples.

1359. It's just production now.

1360. Estimating the amount of blood in Gojira,

1361. we'll need at least 672 kiloliters of coagulant.

1362. I've already requested support from nationwide plant facilities.

1363. Can we make it?

1364. We have to make it!

1365. Let us... protect this country till the end.

1366. Ask every private chemical company in our nation

1367. operate all the lines to make it in time. I beg you.

1368. I'll send over all pertinent data.

1369. Please ask everyone to finish production by tomorrow.

1370. Thanks to them, we've collected loads of data.

1371. There is no doubt the more knowledge the better.

1372. Notify the police and MLIT the transportation of the coagulant.

1373. I'll do that.

1374. I need METI to coordinate with the pump making plants.

1375. If we agree to buy them...

1376. Shanghai agree to give us 3 tank trucks.

1377. Size doesn't matter, we need 5 more wheel loaders.

1378. This report just came in.

1379. according to Gojira's energy recovery rate, it is estimated that

1380. it would be restored to the original level within 360 hours.

1381. Shuichi Izumi, Acting Special Adviser to the Prime Minister - That's to say, Gojira will resume activity in 15 days.

1382. I see.

1383. U.S. Forces Japan Yokota Air Base Command HQ, Fussa City - A charter home will be leaving in an hour.

1384. All remaining staff, prepare to leave immediately.

1385. Cartland, U.S. Army Colonel - The start time for the nuclear strike against Godzilla has been decided.

1386. Countdown will begin in 5 minutes.

1387. Paine, U.S. Forces Commander - So, it's too late to turn back now.

1388. Lansing, U.S. Ambassador to Japan - Japan has been given a two-week grace period in order to...

1389. evacuate remaining residents.

1390. That may seem long for the Allied Forces, but it's too short for Japan.

1391. Evacuation means uprooting people from their beloved homes.

1392. - Don't make it sound so easy. - You're right.

1393. To evacuate 3.6 million people immediately? That's preposterous!

1394. It's too big a problem for the police manpower.

1395. Including Chiba and Kanagawa Prefecture, the evacuation area is simply too big.

1396. The governor too is against sacrificing Tokyo.

1397. This is a national decision, it's already not something the governor can decide.

1398. But we time for relocation selection and approvals,

1399. it can't happen in 2 weeks.

1400. The moment the giant unidentified creature resumes activity,

1401. there would be unrestricted usage of nuclear strikes.

1402. By then there would be countless victims.

1403. The UN has decided and has began planning for the launch of thermonuclear warheads.

1404. Bastards, just because we are an Asian country.

1405. If it were New York here,

1406. they would have come up with the same decision.

1407. Evacuation bus depot, Taito Ward

1408. Central Expressway, Hachioji City

1409. Port of Yokohama, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture

1410. Kisarazu Base, Chiba Prefecture

1411. Over 3.6 million Tokyo evacuated citizens were located nationwide

1412. Showa Memorial Park, Tachikawa City, Tokyo - Land prices are soaring in west Japan. Food is short.

1413. Kanto area companies and shops are shuttered.

1414. The City is full of the unemployed.

1415. The yen's plunge reflects investor fears...

1416. except from those profiting from it.

1417. People come in all forms.

1418. Do you have any new information?

1419. I do. It's my job after all.

1420. How about printing my article a day prior to the bomb drop?

1421. New information on Gojira.

1422. In exchange, we control the announcement timing.

1423. How's that?

1424. Okay, okay, I understand.

1425. The professor loathed the radiation sickness that took his wife's life.

1426. So he went into research to render radioactive materials harmless.

1427. If radioactive materials could be rendered harmless

1428. so is the creation of new radioactive materials.

1429. Either one being militarized is horrifying.

1430. That explains his redacting the DOE data.

1431. He hated radioactive materials.

1432. And so he hated people who are researching it.

1433. Including Japan, which left his wife to die.

1434. Then he leaves his data and writes, "Do as you like"?

1435. Strange guy.

1436. So what did he want to do in the end?

1437. Thank you for the meal.

1438. Solve the problem yet?

1439. Not without the help from the Intelligence ministry and a cryptographer.

1440. Anything from the U.S.?

1441. I've stopped relying on them. Forget about them right now.

1442. Although we've grasped Gojira's primary data,

1443. but we still don't know what's the next step.

1444. It resembles a mandala more than a chemical schematic.

1445. We can't think of an answer if we can't think of a question.

1446. Professor Maki is really a handful.

1447. I'm even baffled by it's simple lines.

1448. Why isn't it data but paper instead?

1449. It resembles folding lines.

1450. And to maintain such a large body...

1451. the initial radioactive waste consumed wouldn't be enough now.

1452. No doubt.

1453. With such teeth, it can eat any nuclear weapons, huh?

1454. Origami.

1455. It's not eaten.

1456. Through origami, we've gotten new information.

1457. We've used all the analytic methods, here's what we gathered.

1458. We're too focused on the radioactive material as it's energy.

1459. This is a molecular chart for converting elements in the body.

1460. Element conversion molecules.

1461. First of all, the unknown radioactive isotope is the proof.

1462. Say hydrogen or nitrogen entering the cell...

1463. where it's converted to necessary molecules.

1464. Gojira is a mixotroph with an organ that converts decaying heat.

1465. A bold but viable hypothesis.

1466. It can survive anywhere with water or oxygen.

1467. Like an ascetic's way of living.

1468. So Gojira's is not only a threat to mankind's survival...

1469. but also poses a revelation of limitless material potential.

1470. Since it has such living cells

1471. then the blood coagulant may be ineffective inside it's body

1472. killing the Yaguchi Plan.

1473. Possibly. So what now?

1474. There're no other plans. We raise certainty of working on the Yaguchi plan.

1475. First, analyze this structure, then a way around it.

1476. Our supercomputers are already running parallel analysis...

1477. but who knows how many days that would take.

1478. We've only got 10 days left.

1479. That's why I've asked MEXT to seek for global help.

1480. Burghead, Computer Science Laboratory - Call from Japan.

1481. They're requesting parallel analysis on the Gojira's cell structure.

1482. We can't.

1483. This is a closed system.

1484. If we open up to other nations, we risk our research data being stolen.

1485. Come, come. Where's your trust in your fellow men?

1486. Tell them we'd be happy to do it!

1487. Supercomputer cluster

1488. Profess Maki's data analysis is done!

1489. Quickly.

1490. How is it?

1491. - Here. - Excuse me.

1492. Incredible.

1493. In other words, it's not the cell membrane itself.

1494. But an extremophile configuration that inhibit's cell membrane activity.

1495. This inhibitor could keep the blood coagulant viable.

1496. There's still hope.

1497. It looks good.

1498. Okay.

1499. Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base rooftop - Professor Maki has already anticipated this incident.

1500. Maybe he's using this destructive God as a test...

1501. on mankind, this country, we Japanese.

1502. "Do as you like", including the use of nuclear weapons.

1503. I see.

1504. "Do as you please", huh?

1505. But...

1506. that's hard to do in this country.

1507. Yeah.

1508. If it's by myself.

1509. Mr. Prime Minister, we're ironing out the last kinks on the Yaguchi Plan.

1510. We ask your approval to deploy it.

1511. But Izumi...

1512. A UN resolution is already passed.

1513. Some say that the U.S. seeks a quick resolution

1514. to bury their knowledge of Gojira.

1515. We already knew that!

1516. And you know our country's condition.

1517. That's why, Mr. Prime Minister...

1518. forcing one country's sacrifice for self-gain is deplorable.

1519. So you're saying...

1520. act unilaterally on humanitarian principle.

1521. Mr. Prime Minister,

1522. perhaps it's time you did as you wanted.

1523. You're right.

1524. So, where do I affix my stamp.

1525. Reception Room, Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base

1526. The goal is to immobilize the giant unidentified creature

1527. by administer a coagulate to freeze it's blood operation.

1528. It's so long-winded.

1529. What's short for it?

1530. Operation "Sudden strike Gojira" seems too childish.

1531. Let's call it "Operation Yashiori."

1532. Very well.

1533. The operation is split into 5 phases.

1534. Everything has checked out.

1535. The integration of the army and the amount of explosive usage

1536. have been accounted.

1537. What's left is deploying them.

1538. Many thanks.

1539. No need.

1540. It's our job.

1541. Countdown in 2 days, huh?

1542. Damn.

1543. They still need three days to get the coagulant ready.

1544. Any ideas to delay the countdown for 24 hours?

1545. Only the Council can help to stall this?

1546. Which country can help?

1547. China and Russia are too geopolitically close.

1548. They rather proceed with the plan than delay it.

1549. How about France? Nuclear powered countries.

1550. They'd be interested in Gojira's biology system.

1551. I have a back channel to France. I will do it discreetly.

1552. Please do.

1553. I'll try the Euro Bureau Chief.

1554. Thank you. And I will talk to Foreign Minister Katayama.

1555. - Do whatever to get the 24 more hours! - Understood. - Understood.

1556. Chartered plane, U.S. Forces Japan Yokota Air Base, Fussa City - France has petitioned to interrupt the countdown.

1557. Cussing, U.S. Official - China and Russia are opposed, but we're maintaining silence.

1558. That's because it isn't just hardliners at the nucleus of Washington and the Pentagon.

1559. Japan has grown up enough to have international trade deals on the sly.

1560. Danger in another opportunity for personal growth.

1561. Our friends are progressing with an effective deep freeze plan.

1562. I think this country is betting on it.

1563. And you're raising that bet also, I see.

1564. Nuclear weapons are a deterrent.

1565. I've been trying to advise Charles against it.

1566. But, it goes against the flow of the mainstream.

1567. And you and I must bear the risk of retaliation.

1568. Me, I'm okay.

1569. But you, with your fastidious career,

1570. and the Patterson name, mud will stick.

1571. And your dream of becoming President in your 40s will disappear.

1572. Hey, Kayoko!

1573. Good luck.

1574. Yeah.

1575. Science Museum roof, Kitanomaru Park, Chiyoda Ward - A joint U.S. operation?

1576. Science Museum First Floor - Raise the chance of success than the SDF working alone.

1577. Can our independent commands be coordinated?

1578. You've made friends.

1579. The Air Force and navy are being deployed.

1580. Even drones if you need it.

1581. So, what do you say?

1582. I'm in.

1583. But there is no guarantee of the coming back in one piece.

1584. Of course. I'll bill the Japanese government later.

1585. Kanto Chemical Plant, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki

1586. We scrapped together enough inhibitors. Yeah.

1587. Quickly send some tankers to pick them up, I beg you.

1588. Port of Kisarazu, Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture

1589. The material and inhibitors here are shippable and operation ready.

1590. Give HQ the green light.

1591. GSDF HQ, Tachikawa Wide Area Disaster Prevention Base - Deputy chief, won't you reconsider accompanying the front line troops?

1592. To carry out an operation, a political decision may be needed.

1593. And time will be critical.

1594. Even so, it's still too risky.

1595. Policymakers should just remain back at base.

1596. You want to be PM in 10 years?

1597. It's more important to make sure this country is around in 10 years

1598. than me being Prime Minister in 10 years.

1599. We've got officials and many young talents.

1600. Like you. Having a leader is not a problem.

1601. Thank you very much for all your help.

1602. No need for thanks. It's all mentor Akasaka's instructions.

1603. It's up to you next.

1604. I'll deal with the Secretary.

1605. Heliport

1606. Operation Yashiori, private sector cooperation

1607. Special Machinery Company

1608. In this Operation Yashiori...

1609. there's a high risk of acute exposure to radiation heat.

1610. I cannot promise the safety of everyone here.

1611. No matter what, please carry out your jobs!

1612. Our country's greatest strength is found in the field.

1613. The SDF is the last fortress able to protect this country.

1614. Japan's future is placed in your hands.

1615. That's all.

1616. Understand?

1617. - Yes, sir! - Yes, sir!

1618. Operation Yashiori Forward Command, Science Museum rooftop

1619. Northwest wind, 2 meters.

1620. U.S. army has sent a message.

1621. All platoons are in position and standing by.

1622. The U.S. attack drone squadron is at the designated position, standing by.

1623. Nothing so far.

1624. Tanba, 32nd Infantry Regiment Commander - Operation Chief, all are ready to start.

1625. But Tokyo has yet to send word on the evacuation completion.

1626. No, We can't miss this chance. Let's go ahead.

1627. Tell local governments to enforce curfew order.

1628. - Mr. Kamba, if you please. - Roger.

1629. Contact all the local governments in Kanto,

1630. curfew for the next 50-hours.

1631. all citizens are to remain indoors till further notice.

1632. Roger.

1633. Shinbashi has sent word.

1634. Unmanned train car detachment complete, passing zero point.

1635. Commence Operation Yashiori.

1636. Phase 1, diversion, begin!

1637. N700 Series Bullet Train (unmanned)

1638. Containment success! Train blasts is effective!

1639. Operation, Phase 2.

1640. Begin aerial assault!

1641. U.S.AF Fifth Air Force 309th Intelligence Squadron - Copy. U.S. has sent word.

1642. Command, this is Bravo 1. Target in sight, engaging.

1643. U.S.AF Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Squadron (First sortie) - Copy that. First wave airborne, engaging.

1644. Target discharging photons from dorsal fins as anticipated.

1645. Gojira's taking down the drones as planned.

1646. 1st sortie, all eliminated.

1647. Never mind. Continue deployment.

1648. Until it's discharging is spent don't stop deploying.

1649. 2nd sortie, all eliminated.

1650. U.S. Forces Japan, Yokota Air Base runway - 3rd sortie, commencing attack!

1651. Target moving to predetermined coordinates.

1652. 3rd sortie, all eliminated!

1653. Contamination area is growing.

1654. Operation chief, the radiation level is exceeding the estimated amount.

1655. If we stop now, it will be all for nothing.

1656. Continue the attack.

1657. 4th sortie, all eliminated!

1658. 5th sortie, commence the attack.

1659. Target has stopped discharging it's beam from dorsal fins.

1660. 5th sortie, continue the attack.

1661. GSDF 32nd Infantry Regiment, Third Bomb Squad - It can even do that?

1662. 5th sortie, all eliminated.

1663. Kai, 32nd Infantry Regiment Third Company Chairman - Godzilla's radiation level has exceeded twice the level as expected.

1664. Hang in there.

1665. 6th sortie, commence attack.

1666. Body heat signature is dropping.

1667. Matsui, Communications Platoon Leader - Target's flame has ceased.

1668. Nogi, 32nd Infantry Regiment Lieutenant Colonel - Target luring to Kill Point 1 complete.

1669. Okay. Begin Phase 3!

1670. Commence stationary blasting.

1671. Fire!

1672. Radiation at expected value.

1673. Target is stationary at Kill Point 1.

1674. Roger. Operation Phase 4, commence guided blasting.

1675. U.S. Navy Aegis Destroyer Fleet Huey, Boso Peninsula, Pacific Ocean

1676. RGM-109C Cruise missile

1677. Target's down!

1678. Kill Point 1, stationary complete.

1679. Operation final phase. Deploy the Special crane platoon.

1680. Murayama, First Special Crane Platoon Leader - Roger! 1st platoon, forward!

1681. First Special Crane Platoon Wheel Loader Group

1682. Special Crane Platoon 01, Crane 01, Hydra-crane 01, moving out!

1683. Concrete Pump Truck Group - Cranes 12 to 14 to operation position behind BP2.

1684. Hydra-crane 01, Crane 01 and BP1 proceed to deployment zone. Over.

1685. Hydra-crane 01, Crane 01, copy! Standing by with generators ready.

1686. Deploying outriggers!

1687. Approach BP1, ready to commence injection!

1688. Crane 12 and BP2 deployment done.

1689. Hydra-crane 01, Crane 15. All vehicles deployed.

1690. Injection preparation, ready. Over.

1691. Crane 15, Hydra-slayer 01, copy.

1692. Tank Truck Group - Tanks awaiting at outer operation range.

1693. Start injection!

1694. Injecting coagulant!

1695. Initiate all pumps!

1696. Remote Control, operational!

1697. Okay, raise output pressure! Target the mouth as much as possible.

1698. Dosage, estimated amount 20% administrated!

1699. Dosage, estimated amount 30% administrated!

1700. Special Crane Platoon 1, all annihilated.

1701. The coagulant is working! Target's movement is slowing!

1702. We can't miss this chance.

1703. Unmanned train bombs. Deploy all train!

1704. Unmanned train bombs (E233 & E231 Series trains)

1705. Gojira's fallen!

1706. Mr. Kamba, please deploy the 2nd platoon!

1707. 2nd and 3rd platoon, move forward.

1708. Do it in one fell swoop.

1709. Second and Third Special Crane Platoon.

1710. Kikuchi, Second Special Crane Platoon Leader - All cranes, begin administering!

1711. Dosage, 50% administrated!

1712. First 20 tanks are running out.

1713. Roger.

1714. Switch tanks to 21 and above! Hurry!

1715. Dosage, 60% administrated!

1716. Dosage, 75% administrated!

1717. We have exceeded the minimum amount of the coagulant plan.

1718. Dosage, 90% administrated!

1719. Administrated quantity, 100%.

1720. Critical point reached.

1721. The target's skin is hardening!

1722. Please work according to plan.

1723. Did it work?

1724. The target has resumed movement!

1725. Full evacuation now!

1726. Change positions! Hurry!

1727. Abort the attack. Evacuate to the holding area!

1728. Chest area temperature has dropped to -196 degrees.

1729. Gojira...

1730. has been completely immobilized!

1731. Starting from now, Operation Yashiori is over.

1732. Thank you.

1733. Good work, everyone.

1734. One hour till the launching.

1735. Although timing is everything.

1736. We owe it to the acting PM who worked relentlessly to convince France.

1737. Morelli, French Ambassador to Japan

1738. Excuse me!

1739. Please look at this survey data.

1740. Gojira's new isotope has a half-life of 20 days.

1741. It'll be halved in a month, gone in 2, 3 years.

1742. Yeah.

1743. That's good news for Tokyo residents.

1744. That's wonderful.

1745. Nerima Base, Nerima Ward

1746. Good work.

1747. Soon, the Satomi cabinet will be resigning en masse.

1748. In line with your scenario?

1749. It wasn't mine.

1750. This was all PM Satomi's scenario.

1751. The capital and government are are in shambles.

1752. It's time to rebuild it right.

1753. After the provisional government has passed the bill regarding giant unidentified creatures

1754. and established the layout of rebuilding Tokyo,

1755. it will dissolve for general election.

1756. The rebuilding of Japan and 3.6 million evacuees...

1757. will require a brand new cabinet.

1758. This country has gone through one scrap-and-build.

1759. It will be done again.

1760. The countdown was merely suspended.

1761. But it will restart when Gojira starts to move.

1762. 3,526 seconds to launching.

1763. I'm amazed you allowed that.

1764. If I don't, the world will not feel safe.

1765. Japan...

1766. No.

1767. Mankind must coexist with Gojira.

1768. You shared the data with France, right?

1769. Not only with France, shared with the whole world too.

1770. I broke a promise, but regret nothing.

1771. I like your by-any-means approach.

1772. So...

1773. Don't quit.

1774. When I'm U.S. President,

1775. it would be great if you, Yaguchi, is the Prime Minister.

1776. Your ideal puppet, huh?

1777. No matter what the result is,

1778. too many people has sacrificed.

1779. Taking accountability is the politician's job.

1780. The form in which the politician take responsibility is the devotion of self.

1781. I will respond to my responsibility.

1782. Well,

1783. as Maki said,

1784. "Do as you like."

1785. But now's not the time to quit.

1786. This thing is far from being over.

1787. Subtitle edited by - Aorion -