Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla
	Japanese Release Date: December 10, 1994
	Japanese Title: Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla
	Japanese Running Time: 108 minutes
	U.S. Release Date: 1999 (Video)
	U.S. Title: Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla
	U.S. Distributor: Tristar
	U.S. Running Time: 106 minutes
	Monsters: Godzilla, SpaceGodzilla (Final Form), SpaceGodzilla (Flying Form), Little Godzilla, MOGERA, Fairy Mothra, Mothra
	My Rating:
My Comments
Not as good as the other Heisei series films but, the special effects are really good (except for that styrofoam ball asteroid scene...), but anyway, onto the synopsis... Sick of me saying that yet?
Synopsis
With the failure of MechaGodzilla, the UNGCC quickly moved to develop a brand new weapon, this being MOGERA (Moble Operation Godzilla Expert Robot Aero-type). Unlike MechaGodzilla, MOGERA could split into two individual robots, the burrowing Land Mogera and the flying Star Falcon, allowing for twice the attack power. However, Dr. Okubo and Dr. Gondo have a different idea, that being to implant a psychic receiver in Godzilla’s brain and control the Monster King’s every move, thereby avoiding any future attacks on Japan, but Miki Saegusa is opposed to the project. Meanwhile, G-Force Lieutenants Shinjo and Sato are sent to Birth Island, home of Godzilla and LittleGodzilla (formerly BabyGodzilla), where they are ordered to carry out the first stage of the plan, planting the psychic receiver in Godzilla’s brain stem with a large injection gun. On the island, the Lieutenants meet up with their commander, Major Akira Yuki, who is conducting a personal war against Godzilla. When Godzilla finally arrives on the island, Sato and Shinjo successfully fire the receiver into Godzilla’s brain stem and Miki is now able to control Godzilla. Meanwhile, a space monsters is discovered heading for Earth from the depths of space and MOGERA is sent to engage him, but the space monster makes short work of the robotic kaiju and continues on his journey to Earth. Finally, the space monster, dubbed SpaceGodzilla, arrives and lands on Birth Island, where he defeats Godzilla and traps LittleGodzilla in a crystal prison. Meanwhile, Dr. Obuko is revealed to be a criminal and with the help of a mercenary group, captures Miki and using the psychic technology, plans to sell the controlled Godzilla to the highest bidder. However, Yuki, Shinjo, and Sato soon arrive and save Miki as SpaceGodzilla flies overhead, destroying Dr. Obuko and his mid-control technology. SpaceGodzilla destroys everything in his path on his flight over Japan, heading straight for Fukuoka to use the city’s tower as an energy receiver to charge his body. Meanwhile, Major Yuki, Shinjo, and Sato take control of MOGERA and are sent to confront SpaceGodzilla, but briefly goes after Godzilla instead, forcing Sato and Shinjo to take total control of MOGERA and heads for SpaceGodzilla once again. Godzilla arrives as well and a three-way battle ensues, with Godzilla and MOGERA uniting to defeat SpaceGodzilla, but MOGERA is destroyed in the battle. Godzilla then heads for the ocean while back on Birth Island, LittleGodzilla is freed from his crystal prison.
Other Features: Behind the Scenes & Deleted Scenes

Cast & Crew
Godzilla Kenpachiro Satsuma	Director Kensho Yamashita
SpaceGodzilla Ryo Hariya	Producer Tomoyuki Tanaka & Shogo Tomiyama
MOGERA Wataru Fukuda	Screenplay Hiroshi Kashiwabara
Little Godzilla Little Frankie	Special Effects Koichi Kawakita
Commander Aso Akira Nakao	Music Takayuki Hattori
Miki Saegusa Megumi Odaka
Koji Shinjo Jun Hashizume
Chika Gondo Towako Yoshikawa
Kiyoshi Sato Zenkichi Yoneyama
Susumu Ohkubo Yosuke Saito