Godzilla x Megagilas G Disappearance Operation

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Godzilla x Megagilas G Disappearance Operation (also known as Godzilla vs. Megaguirus: The G Annihilation Strategy) is a 2000 Toho Tokusatsu kaiju film, Directed by Masaaki Tezuka.

## Plot

Godzilla appears a salrm of Megaguirus attack him that came throw a portal made by the Dimension canon they tack radiation from Godzilla and put it into the leder of the Megaguirus called Megagilas in Tokyo Megagilas battles Godzilla then later humans use the Dimension canon Godzilla vanishes and its the end of the film.

## Cast

* + Misato Tanaka   as   Major Kiriko Tsujimori, G-Grasper Captain
	+ Shosuke Tanihara   as   Hajime Kudo
	+ Masanobu Katsumura   as   Warrant Officer Makoto Nikura, G-Grasper Spokesperson
	+ Mansaku Ikeuchi   as   Master Sergeant Kazuo Mima, G-Grasper Operator
	+ Hiroyuki Suzuki   as   Jun Hayasaka
	+ Makiya Yamaguchi   as   First Lieutenant Seiichi Hosono, G-Grasper Pilot
	+ Tetsuo Yamashita   as   Third Lieutenant Tomoharu Okumura, G-Grasper crew member
	+ Toshiyuki Nagashima   as   Captain Takuya Miyagawa, Anti-Godzilla Special Forces
	+ Katsuo Nakamura   as   Dr. Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Special G Countermeasures Headquarters Biologist
	+ Kazuko Kato   as   Kaoru Hayasaka
	+ Masato Ibu   as   Motohiko Sugiura, Special Anti-G Director
	+ Yuriko Hoshi   as   Dr. Yoshino Yoshizawa, Special G Countermeasures Science Team First Laboratory Physicist
	+ Koichi Ueda   as   Government official
	+ Susumu Kurobe   as   Maritime Self-Defense Forces executive
	+ Shigeo Kato   as   Special Anti-G receptionist
	+ Keiko Shinohe   as   Neighborhood lady
	+ TOMO (Yuji)   as   Young man attacked by Meganulon in Shibuya
	+ Motoko Nagino   as   Young woman attacked by Meganulon in Shibuya
	+ Gokuraku Tombo   as   Waterworks officials
	+ Koichi Yamadera   as   *Oha Suta* host
	+ Emi Ota   as   *Oha Suta* host
	+ Masaya Matsukaze   as   S1 staff
	+ Hiroshi Kashiwabara   as   Government official / evacuating homeless man
	+ Masaaki Tezuka   as   Elementary school teacher
	+ Shinsuke Kasai   as   Refugee in Odaiba
	+ Wataru Mimura   as   Maritime Self-Defense Forces executive
	+ Eiji Hanawa   as   News announcer (voice)
	+ Yusaku Yara   as   Narrator
	+ Minoru Watanabe   as   Megaguirus
	+ Tsutomu Kitagawa   as   Godzilla

## Staff

* Directed by   Masaaki Tezuka
* Written by   Hiroshi Kashiwabara, Wataru Mimura
* Produced by   Shogo Tomiyama
* Music by   Michiru Oshima, Akira Ifukube
* Cinematography by   Masahiro Kishimoto
* Edited by   Yoshiyuki Okuhara
* Production design by   Takeshi Shimizu
* Special effects by   Kenji Suzuki

## Titles

* Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (Worldwide Title)

* Godzilla vs. Megaguirus: The G Extermination Strategy (literal Japanese title)
* Godzilla × Megaguirus: The G Extermination Strategy (Japanese Title)
* Godzilla vs. Megaguirus: The G Annihilation Strategy (Japanese Title)
* GXM (abbreviated Title)

## U.S. release

Godzilla vs. Megaguirus premiered in the U.S. at the Pickwick Theater on July 13th, 2002, as part of G-FEST '02. The Sci-Fi Channel aired its U.S. television debut on August 31st, 2003, editing the international English dub down to 88 minutes.

TriStar Pictures released the film on DVD in the United States in 2004. Along with Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, which had the same street date, it was the first official American release of a Japanese Godzilla film to include the original audio, though the subtitles came from the English dub's script. This release also used Toho's international title card, marking the first time TriStar did not create its own title card for a release. TriStar would do the same for each of its subsequent Godzilla DVDs.

## DVD

**Toho** DVD (2001) [Box Set]

* Region: 2
* Discs: 3
* Audio: Japanese (5.1 Surround)
* Subtitles: Japanese
* Special Features: Five trailers and six TV spots for *Godzilla vs. Megaguirus*, two teaser trailers for *Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack*, audio commentary by Masaaki Tezuka, Kenji Suzuki and Misato Tanaka, audio commentary by Michiru Oshima and Kyoko Kitahara, cast profiles, making-of feature (40 minutes), Godzilla Promotion Campaigns featurette focusing on marketing for the series since 1954 (42 minutes), "Tamao Sato and the Godzilla Lab" featurette which includes public appearances by MireGoji attraction suits (25 minutes), storyboards, soundtrack for the film on CD, production booklet
* Notes: Out of print.

**Universal Laser & Video** DVD (2001)

* Region: 3
* Discs: 1
* Audio: Japanese (5.1 Surround), Cantonese (2.0 Mono and 5.1 Surround)
* Subtitles: English, Chinese (simplified and traditional)
* Special Features: Japanese trailer
* Notes: Out of print.

**TriStar Pictures** DVD (2004)

* Region: 1
* Discs: 1
* Audio: Japanese (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Subtitles: English, French
* Special Features: Trailers

**Madman** DVD (2005)

* Region: 4

**Sony** Blu-ray (2014)

* Region: A/1
* Discs: 2
* Audio: Japanese (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Subtitles: English, French
* Special Features: 3 trailers for Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (2 teasers, 1 theatrical) and 2 trailers for Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (1 teaser, 1 theatrical)
* Notes: Packaged with Godzilla vs. Destoroyah.

## Gallery

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