Godzilla vs. Mothra

An explorer who steals an ancient artifact and becomes entangled in the mystery of Infant Island. His curiosity pulls him into a collision between human ambition and Earth’s guardians. He discovers the true motives of powerful interests and must confront the consequences of his actions.

Takuya’s ex-wife who accompanies him to Infant Island. She serves as a catalyst for uncovering the Cosmos’ intentions and the corporate plot unfolding behind the scenes. Her choices influence the unfolding drama and the guardians’ response to human interference.

Secretary of the Marutomo company who drives the initiative to exploit the Cosmos for publicity. His actions reveal a willingness to sacrifice ecological and mythic balance for corporate gain. He becomes a central figure in the conflict between industry and nature.

Environmental Planning Board Chief who represents official concern for ecological impact. He weighs the consequences of human interference and attempts to steer actions toward ecological caution. His perspective anchors the dialogue between policy and mythic forces.

Head of the Marutomo company who pushes the public-relations angle of the egg and its potential publicity value. His greed underscores the tension between financial interests and planetary safety. He embodies corporate ambition that challenges natural order.

The ancient, meteoroid-awakened kaiju who descends upon Japan, challenging both monsters and humans. Though formidable, Godzilla is ultimately overwhelmed by the combined efforts of Mothra and Battra. His presence underscores the scale of nature’s power when stirred by human meddling.

A diminutive humanoid from Infant Island who communicates ancient wisdom about Earth’s climate and guardians. The Cosmos guide the humans to understand the island’s artefacts and the ecological stakes involved.

The second Cosmos, a companion to Cosmos #1, reinforces the island’s message and assists in interpreting the ancient narrative tied to Mothra and Battra. The Cosmos act as mediators between worlds and offer crucial context for the guardians’ decisions.