All Deleted Scenes in Godzilla films in the Showa Era

## King Kong vs. Godzilla (the flood)

i the trailer for the film there are scenes that were cut from the film in the 1970s the flood as scene in the original trailers from the film.

## King Kong vs. Godzilla (mt fuji battle)

in the japanese trailer there is a scene were king kong and godzilla are battling on mt fuji king kong kicks a rock at godzilla as scene in the original trailers from the film.

## Son of Godzilla (Ending)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqjSZCDqLMg

godzilla abandons his son

## Destroy all monsters (Godzilla vs manda)

while godzilla is under the control of aliens and same as manda this scene did not make sense to put in the film unless they wanted to destroy the city.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZesM1kkY7A

## Godzilla vs the Smog Monster (Alternate Versions)

There are two distinct versions of American International's "Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster." The first, presumably the original 35mm theatrical version, features an English language cartoon sequence (reworked from a similar Japanese one in the original film). A similar insert replaces a shot of a newsreader with an English language map of Fuji. Furthermore, AIP removed all Japanese text from the scenes of various "science lessons" given by Dr. Yano. This is the version released on video and Laserdisc by Orion Home Video in 1989. The second version has none of these unique shots. The Hedorah cartoon and newsreader shot are unchanged from the Japanese version and Dr. Yano's science lessons feature onscreen Japanese text. This version seems to have been the standard 16mm release for television and can be seen in unlicensed copies of the film such as the 1990 Simitar VHS release and the Canadian DVD release by Digital Disc.

At the end of the original Japanese and international English versions, right after the closing shot of Godzilla walking away into the open field, a still of Hokusai's ancient ukiyo-e illustration, "Mt Fuji from the Offing in Kanagawa"/"The Big Wave," which depicts a huge wave about to trample on fragile ships on the waters below (with Mount Fuji in the background), can be seen. This was followed by a title card (against a black background) reading "Soshite mo ippiki?"/"And yet another one?" The film then closes with the same still shot from the film's prologue of Hedorah rising out of the water, with "The End" superimposed. In American International's US version, the scenes were cut out. After Godzilla walks away into the open field, the film simply cuts to a black background, with a superimposed "The End - an American International Release" dissolving in. Then, the film fades out, and you can still hear the rest of Riichiro Manabe's closing music for another 10 to 15 seconds (where the original closing scenes used to be).

There are two different English versions of this movie. The first is titled "Godzilla vs. Hedorah" and was dubbed by an uncredited Hong Kong company for Toho. It's unedited from the original Japanese film, and notably all songs were left in Japanese. This version, often called an international or export version by fans, went unreleased in the United States until January 1996 when it was first broadcast on the Sci-Fi Channel. It's since become the only version available on DVD and Blu-Ray in the U.S. The second English version is titled "Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster." This version was produced by Salvatore Billitteri for American International Pictures and released in the United States in 1972. Despite an extant English version, AIP opted to have the film re-dubbed in New York at Titan Productions, Inc. The Japanese-language song featured in the Japanese and international version is translated and replaced by an English version, "Save the Earth," written by Guy Hemric and Adryan Russ and sung by Russ. This American version of the movie was removed from circulation in the mid-'90s when Toho regained control of the film from Orion, which had previously purchased the AIP film library.