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Line 3: ~ Takuya }} The nineteenth [[Godzilla]] film and the fourth in the Heisei series. After the success of ''[[~~Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (Film)\|~~Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah]]'', Toho decided to bring back another familiar monster. While there are similarities to ''[[~~Mothra vs. Godzilla (Film)\|~~Mothra vs. Godzilla]]'', such as greedy businessmen and kidnapped fairies, the film is its own animal. The film sold well and became the most popular entry in the Heisei series. A meteor hits the ocean, causing many natural disasters. An repenting tomb raider, his ex-wife, and the secretary of a corrupt corporation are sent to investigate the effects on Infant Island. There, they meet a giant egg and the Cosmos, a pair of tiny twin girls who are the [[Last of Their Kind]]. Their civilization angered the Earth with its weath machine and released the "Black Mothra." Battra and Mothra clashed fiercely, the civilization lost in the battle. The Cosmos agree to go to Japan with the giant egg, but Godzilla intercepts them. Mothra hatches and gets saved from Godzilla when a revived Battra clashes with the King of the Monsters. They are sucked into the earth by a underwater eruption and Mothra leaves.

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