Godzilla 1985

The Japanese fishing vessel Yahata Maru encounters a ferocious storm while at sea. Amidst the chaos, a colossal monster arises from an uninhabited island, attacking the ship and leading to a catastrophic event.

A day after the attack, reporter Goro Maki discovers the sole survivor, Hiroshi 'Kenny' Okumura, amidst the wreckage of the Yahata Maru. This finding sparks a series of events that unfold around the disaster's repercussions.

Japanese Prime Minister Mitamura is informed that the attacker is Godzilla, a revelation that leads him to issue an order to keep this information from the public. The fear of mass panic drives the decision to maintain a media blackout.

Maki's report on Godzilla is deemed too sensitive for publication due to national security concerns. Instead, he is tasked to interview bio-physicist Hayashida, leading to further exploration of the creature's implications.

During his investigation, Maki meets Naoko, Okumura's sister, and informs her that her brother is alive. This revelation propels her to rush to the hospital in hopes of reuniting with him amidst the chaos.

Godzilla's attack on a Soviet submarine escalates international tensions, as the Russians mistakenly believe that the Americans are responsible. This incident puts diplomatic relations on the brink of war, complicating the already dire situation.

In response to the submarine attack, the Japanese government arranges a conference involving Soviet and American ambassadors. Prime Minister Mitamura firmly states that nuclear weapons will not be allowed in Japan, which garners mixed reactions from the representatives.

Godzilla re-emerges, causing significant destruction by attacking a nuclear power plant and consuming radiation from its reactor. The creature's actions further heighten the urgency for a response from the Japan Self-Defense Forces.

The Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) are mobilized to prepare for an impending Godzilla attack on Tokyo Bay. General Kakura briefs the cabinet on a secret weapon known as the 'Super-X attack plane,' specifically designed to combat Godzilla.

Hayashida utilizes advanced ultrasonic imaging to uncover Godzilla's bird-like brain structure. He deduces that Godzilla can be lured using synthetic bird calls, which could aid in devising a strategic plan to combat the creature.

Hayashida proposes luring Godzilla into Mt. Mihara's volcano using electronic bird signals. Prime Minister Mitamura approves the JSDF's defensive strategies alongside this innovative plan to trap the creature.

As Godzilla is sighted in Tokyo Bay, a swift evacuation is organized to ensure the safety of residents. The stage is set for a confrontation between Godzilla and the JSDF with their newly developed Super-X attack plane.

The Pentagon prepares to support Japan against Godzilla, but Steve Martin warns that military aggression could escalate the situation. Despite initial successes in calming Godzilla, tensions rise again when the JSDF attacks.

As a Soviet missile is detected, the impending blast is described as capable of dwarfing the Hiroshima bombing. Faced with this crisis, Mitamura reluctantly allows American intervention amid rising fears and tensions.

In a desperate attempt to control the situation, Hayashida activates the bird signaling technology to draw Godzilla to the volcano. Through triggering an eruption, they successfully trap Godzilla, thereby neutralizing the threat to Japan.