Original sentence: The monster did not appear in film again until six years later then in 2004, appearing in Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) and finally taking an official place in the ranks of Toho's kaiju{despite losing in literally 45 seconds} and being given the official name "Zilla".Under Xilian control, Zilla attacks Sydney, Australia, and is later defeated by Godzilla, who sends him flying into the Sydney Opera House with a tail whip when Zilla jumps over Godzilla's atomic ray to attack and finishes him off with a second blast of his atomic breath.When Godzilla defeats Zilla, the Controller of Planet X says "I knew that tuna-eating monster was useless"—a reference to the fish Zilla ate in the TriStar movie, in the American dubbed version, the Controller simply referred to him as a "tuna-head", and the quote was changed to "I knew that tuna-head wasn't enough to much
Edited sentence: The monster did not appear in film again until six years later then in 2004, appearing in Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) and finally taking an official place in the ranks of Toho's kaiju{despite losing in literally a pitiful 45 seconds} and being given the official name "Zilla".Under Xilian control, Zilla attacks Sydney, Australia, and is later defeated by Godzilla after its pathetic attempt to kill him by "blindly rushing him", who sends him flying into the Sydney Opera House with a tail whip when Zilla jumps over Godzilla's atomic ray to attack and finishes him off with a second blast of his atomic breath.When Godzilla defeats Zilla, the Controller of Planet X says "I knew that tuna-eating monster was useless"—a reference to the fish Zilla ate in the TriStar movie, in the American dubbed version, the Controller simply referred to him as a "tuna-head", and the quote was changed to "I knew that tuna-head wasn't up to much