The lord mocks the villagers' belief in a stone idol that resides the nearby forest, and goes so far as to try to destroy it by having his men drive a spike into the idol's forehead. In a surprising twist, the idol bleeds and his men flee in terror. Majin climaxes his rampage by pulling the spike out of his head and pinning the lord to the ruins of his castle with it. Then, like the golem of Jewish legend, the Majin goes beserk before it is stopped with another prayer from the priestess. Apparently the movie was a success, because Daiei made sure Wrath of Daimajin came out the same year as Daimajin .
Wrath follows the same outline as the first film, but with a few more twists and turns.
In Wrath , the Majin idol has taken up residence on an island in the middle of a lake. The lake is surrounded by two countries, which we will call the Happy countries. They are just so darn happy. Everybody who lives in those countries is happy. Happy happy happy.