For some reason, people keep ending up back on the island with the statue. Eventually, the evil lord has his men blow up the statue with a lot of gunpowder. Majin's shattered remains end up at the bottom of the lake. Also true to the samurai formula is the amount of melodrama in Wrath of Daimajin . Retainers sacrifice themselves so their masters can get away.
Little kids cry.
Occasionally something paranormal happens, but such occurrences are met rather indifferently. All things considered, he's not a very considerate avenging god. If this were Gappa , someone would be patronizing the island boy in this shot. Be warned, there is an awful lot of samurai drama, and very little city stomping by monsters in this film. Frankly, it would probably be best if you go into this film expecting no monster at all.