Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001)

In the vast open seas near Guam, an American submarine vanishes mysteriously, triggering a cascade of inexplicable events. Admiral Tachibana stands alone in his belief that the infamous King of Monsters, Godzilla, is the unseen force behind this disaster. Half a century has passed since Godzilla's initial rampage through Tokyo in 1954, but now the beast has re-emerged with a vengeance to unleash havoc upon Japan once more. General Tachibana, haunted by his parent's death in Godzilla's previous onslaught, readies himself to shield Japan from a repeat catastrophe. However, his warnings fall on the deaf ears of a complacent Japanese government, who naively underestimate Godzilla's formidable might. In the midst of this brewing chaos, Tachibana's daughter Yuri, a reporter for "Digital Q," delves into a series of strange occurrences across three distinct Japanese locales. Along her journey, she encounters a cryptic old man named Isayama. He reveals a startling truth: Godzilla is not merely a nuclear aberration, but a manifestation of vengeful spirits - both Japanese and foreign - left to perish in the Pacific War. Thus, conventional weaponry proves futile against him. As the government finally acknowledges the looming threat, Isayama summons the Three Sacred Guardian Beasts of Yamato - King Ghidorah of the sky, Mothra of the water, and Baragon of the earth - from their age-old slumber across Japan's sacred territories. These divine beasts rise to confront the wrathful Godzilla, while Tachibana readies himself for a personal war against his long-dreaded radioactive adversary. The stage is set for an all-out monster clash, where the fate of Japan hangs in the balance.

Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack is an action movie featuring Chiharu Niiyama and directed by Shusuke Kaneko.

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