Godzilla, King of the Monsters! Page #2
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I'm afraid my Japanese
is a little rusty.
[ Japanese ]
Dr. Yamane is suggesting
to the officials...
that they question
the natives of a small island.
He says that Odo Island
is close to the area...
where the disasters
have taken place.
Odo Island...
a bleak spot of land in the Pacific...
populated
with several hundred natives...
who were now
half paralyzed with fear.
[ Japanese ]
These people were the only ones...
who had seen
some of the fires at sea.
[ Chattering Excitedly ]
[ Chattering Excitedly ]
They were also the only ones
who saw a survivor of the sinkings...
and his visit was a short one.
[ Japanese ]
[ Shouting ]
[ Steve Narrating ] The next morning,
a helicopter was dispatched from Tokyo.
The security officer, Mr. Iwanaga,
had arranged for me to join...
the group of officials who were
to question the natives of Odo Island.
While various natives
of the island...
were being interrogated
by the officials...
Tomo and I went out
among the natives.
[ Japanese ]
Hey, Tomo, we make him mad?
He's frightened.
He's terribly frightened.
He must've seen something.
He claimed he saw a monster,
a horrible monster.
If he saw a monster,
he's had too much sake.
No, no, Mr. Martin.
These island people are very superstitious.
Well, let's see what else
we can find out.
It was decided that we'd spend the night...
and it gave me an opportunity
to witness a rare ceremony...
one that was all but forgotten.
[ Native ]
by many dangers, Steve -
some real, some imagined.
This ceremony is dedicated
to one such danger.
There's a legend
among the island people...
that somewhere off their shores
there exists a monster...
too terrible
for a mortal to conceive.
Many centuries ago, they used
to send a young girl out on a raft...
each year as a sacrifice.
[ Continues ]
What's the name of this monster?
[ Man ]
Godzilla. Godzilla!
[ Japanese ]
Did you hear that? Godzilla.
They believe their, uh, Godzilla...
is responsible
for all these ship disasters?
They're certain of it.
[ Wind Gusting ]
[ Thunderous Pounding In Distance ]
[ Japanese ]
[ Shouts ]
[ Thunderous Pounding ]
[ Boy Shouting ]
[ All Shouting ]
It was more than wind, rain, and lightning.
Much more.
I wasn't just sure what it was.
No one was sure.
No one except the natives,
and they were positive.
They said it was Godzilla.
The next morning, the officials brought
some of the islanders back to Tokyo...
to make a direct report.
[ Chattering In Japanese ]
[ Japanese ]
Each of the natives of Odo Island...
told his own story
of the sudden turbulence...
and had his own ideas
of its cause.
They were all of the opinion
that the destruction was brought about...
by a living creature.
[ Japanese ]
I have not been
to the island myself...
with many mysteries.
In the Himalayas, footprints
of snowmen have been found.
No one knows
anything about them...
so there's no one
who can explain
a phenomenon
at the top of the world.
Is it not possible that some other
unexplainable phenomenon....
might exist at the bottom
of the ocean?
organized to make...
a scientific survey of Odo Island.
[ People Applauding ]
I'm going to catch Dr. Yamane.
I'll see you later.
It seems to me there are still
forces left in this world...
that none of us can understand.
[ Japanese ]
Oh, excuse me.
[ People Chattering ]
- Dr. Yamane.
- Steve Martin. It is good to see you.
You take this monster talk seriously?
Who can tell?
I understand you're heading
the research group to Odo Island.
Yes. We leave this afternoon.
With your permission, I'd like to come.
I've been cleared by the security office.
Of course. Pier J at 2:00.
Good. I'll see you then.
- [ Brass Band ]
Pier J swarmed with well-wishers...
for Dr. Yamane and his party.
[ Horn Blowing ]
[ Japanese ]
But there was still
a feeling of anxiety among us all...
for every ship
that had taken this course...
had vanished
from the face of the earth.
Yes, there was a feeling of anxiety.
But perhaps the two exceptions...
were Emiko and a young
At the moment, they seemed
more interested in each other.
When I'd last seen Emiko...
she had just become engaged
to Dr. Serizawa.
It was the usual triangle...
only this time it was
to play an important part...
in the lives of millions of people.
[ Japanese ]
This well is contaminated.
Please stay back.
- This ground is dangerous!
- [ People Exclaiming ]
Mr. Ojihara...
these are footsteps
of a living creature.
[ Flashbulb Pops ]
They're also radioactive.
This ground is dangerous!
Everybody, please stay back!
[ Crowd Chattering ]
Emiko...
a trilobite, a three-ringed worm...
which was thought to be extinct.
Don't hold it in your bare hands!
What does that mean?
It's a fabulous discovery.
Trilobite?
- Isn't that a -
- [ Bell Clanging ]
Godzilla!
[ Shouting, Indistinct ]
What's that, Tomo?
It's safer up on the hills.
[ Thunderous Pounding ]
[ Japanese ]
[ All Screaming ]
[ Roaring ]
- [ Screams ]
- [ Roaring ]
[ Roaring ]
[ Dr. Yamane ]
Emiko! Emiko!
- Emiko!
- Emiko! Ogata!
- [ Panicked Chattering ]
[ Japanese ]
Look at the size of those footprints!
It can safely be assumed
It can safely be assumed
this brontosaurus and other
ancient reptiles roamed the earth.
It was known as the Jurassic age.
During this period,
there was another species which
we may call the intermediary animal...
a cross between the land-living
and the sea-living animals.
Let us call this creature Godzilla...
according to the legend
of Odo Island.
And judging from this photograph...
this creature is over 400 feet tall.
[ All Murmuring ]
[ Man Exclaiming In Japanese ]
Of course,
the question we are...
asking ourselves is how this animal...
happened to reappear
after all these centuries...
and so near to the coast of Japan.
rare phenomenon of nature...
allowed this breed
of the Jurassic age to reproduce itself...
and for a long span of time, it had
no reason to reappear to the world.
But now that analysis
of radioactivity...
of the creature's footprint...
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