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In 2005, the Chinese military commenced "Operation: Hedorah" to kill Anguirus and Rodan with the bio-weapon. Hedorah successfully took down the two monsters, but it attained sentience afterwards and went on a rampage, consumed the pollutants in the surrounding area, then disappeared, leaving an estimated 8.2 million casualties in its wake.
After the film was completed, Toho had their international versions of the movie dubbed in Hong Kong. This dubbed version significantly changes the meaning of several lines throughout the film. Sony licensed GMK and Godzilla vs. Megaguirus with the hope of giving both films a theatrical release in the United States.
[2] [6] The name was derived from Japanese reading of Chinese phrase "bandai fueki" (万代不易), meaning "eternally unchanging" or "things that are eternal." [2] [3] [7] Being assisted by Atsuko Tatsumi, publisher of the Weekly Toy News in Tokyo, Bandai-ya distributed and imported celluloid dolls, metallic toys, and rubber swimming rings.
Godzilla vs. Hedorah was a moderate box office success in Japan, where it grossed ¥290–300 million. [14] [15] [16] In 2019, to celebrate the lives of Banno and Nakajima (both of whom died in 2017), it was the 22 film screened as part of the National Film Archive of Japan's "In Memory of Film Figures We Lost in 2017-2018" event. [17]
The 2014 video game Godzilla was released by Bandai Namco. [197] In May 2022, Call of Duty: Warzone featured a cross-over event for Godzilla vs. Kong . [ 198 ] Godzilla would be confirmed to play in the Kaiju fighting game GigaBash as a guest character. [ 199 ]
Chibi Godzilla tries the game first before letting Chibi Hedorah play after claiming that he is good at retro games. However the game proves difficult for Hedorah and passes the controller back to Chibi Godzilla. During the boss battle, Hedorah wanted to join but ends up crashing the game after pressing the console's button.
Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (Japanese: 三大怪獣 地球最大の決戦, Hepburn: San Daikaijū Chikyū Saidai no Kessen, lit. Three Giant Monsters: Earth's Greatest Battle) is a 1964 Japanese kaiju film directed by Ishirō Honda, with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya.
In May, Bandai Toy Division released "S.J.H.U.PROJECT Shin Universe Robo," a toy consisting of the title characters from each film at the price of ¥23.100. [ 20 ] [ 21 ] Hiroshi Butsuda directed a promotional video featuring the "Shin Universe Robo", released the same month, which a mecha formed by the combination of Godzilla, Ultraman ...