21 March 1974 Sci-Fi, TV Movie 55 mins
A made-for-television special promoting Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974) featuring stock footage of various Toho science fiction films.
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Susumu Ishikawa as Narrator (voice)
Ishirō Honda Writer
Japan 28 March 2008
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