(United Nations Godzilla Countermeasures Center) have devised two alternate plans that they hope will finally resolve the Godzilla problem.
Behind it, the space monster continues towards the Earth unimpeded.
Above ground, Star Falcon assaults SpaceGodzilla from the sky, and Godzilla continues to destroy the crystal spires, growing closer to Fukuoka Tower. They know that the tower receives energy from space, and deduce that it is SpaceGodzilla's main energy source. Therefore, the scientists have dubbed the creature "Back on Birth, Miki is again visited by the Fairy Mothra, and the Cosmos encourage her to continue helping Godzilla, who may be the Earth's only hope against SpaceGodzilla. DVD Cult said, "It does have some great destruction scenes and monster battles; two things that make these films worthwhile to begin with. The huge, crystalline object flies straight for M.O.G.U.E.R.A. The giant machine, while unable to defeat the space monster, did manage to retrieve cell samples from it. Miki, along with the others, are shocked to see that the space monster bears a striking resemblance to Godzilla himself! The small group turn and watch as Godzilla departs the burning city.
On the surface, Godzilla has finally reached the tower, and he begins to pummel and pound it mercilessly. A few seconds later, a gigantic object comes into view. However, as it flies through the field of space rocks, it's scanners detect an object moving towards it at great speed. Yuki tells Koji that he has realized Godzilla's tactic: when SpaceGodzilla absorbs too much of Godzilla's unleashed energy, the space monster will quite literally explode! Back on Birth Island, as Yuki checks several of his traps, Godzilla finally rises from the sea, and begins to lumber onto the island. M.O.G.U.E.R.A. The interstellar abomination, however, possesses a skeletal structure reinforced by diamond-hard crystal, and the missiles do little to injure him. Inside the hideout, Okubo is still laboring over the short circuiting T-Project computer. Godzilla attempts to hit the tower with his ray, but SpaceGodzilla projects his shield around the building, protecting it from harm.
Fairy Mothra (妖精モスラ, Yōsei Mosura? The giant robot soon lands and unleashes its Spiral Grenade Missiles against SpaceGodzilla.
The machine then crashes to the ground and is rendered inoperable. Although Yuki is limping, he has survived the blast thanks to Koji and Miki. Soon, the two G-Force soldiers, with Miki and Gondo hot on their heals, arrive and point their guns at Godzilla, prepared to fire. As Godzilla wades through the sea of crystals, SpaceGodzilla continues to assault the Monster King with its Corona Beam, as well as blocking Godzilla's own atomic ray with its shield. Eventually, the giant tower is brought down, and SpaceGodzilla's main energy source is cut off. She uses her powers to allow both her and Koji to see Little Godzilla, now once again free on Birth Island, attempt to fire a weak atomic ray. As the chopper prepares to leave, Koji elects to stay behind with Miki, and both he and Kiyo hop off the chopper, which carries Yuki, Gondo, and Okubo back to the U.N.G.C.C. They notice that the only building left standing anywhere near SpaceGodzilla is the Fukuoka Tower, which stands in the middle of the crystal fortress.
However, SpaceGodzilla retaliates and blasts off one of M.O.G.U.E.R.A. In this international version of the movie, an English title card was superimposed over the Japanese title, as had been done with the previous 1990s Godzilla films.
The video file on-board showed that the craft had first suffered from an electrical disturbance, and then had its hull breached by strange, crystal-like projections. The group rests on the beach and watch Godzilla wade into the ocean, heading back to Birth Island. The Cosmos appear before Miki one final time, and thank her for saving the Earth. When he does, he stumbles on several of Yuki's tear gas mines.
Suddenly, Miki senses SpaceGodzilla approaching, and the team quickly leaves the area.
Nearby, Yuki is following Godzilla across the island, crawling through the brush in an attempt to find an opportunity to shoot him. ), is a tiny divine moth kaiju created by Toho that first appeared in the 1994 Godzilla film, Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla.
Unable to find an explanation to the strange happenings, NASA "could only speculate that it was some sort of... huge monster". In the Mafia hideout, Okubo records Miki's T-wave and shows off his machine to the other Mafia members by controlling to rise from the sea.
She compares a sample of G-cells (Godzilla cells) with the space monster's cells, which are shown to be all but identical. Although the mech attempted to fight back, it could not stand against the incredible power of this creature, and was forced to retreat heavily damaged.
enters the asteroid belt as it moves to intercept the space monster.
There, M.O.G.U.E.R.A. As the monster baths in the energy from the crystal structures, Little Godzilla creeps out from behind a rock. As the Fairy Mothra departs, Koji approaches. As the group head away from the city, Miki uses her telekinesis to remove the Project T amplifier from Godzilla's head, prompting the giant monster to turn and face her, as if thanking her. Outside, Godzilla seems to comply, and begins to walk peacefully along the coast towards the cape. However, Yuki stays behind and launches the pod, taking Koji and Kiyo to safety.
Some time after the team sets up camp, they hear several explosions coming from the beach, and they quickly mobilize. 's escape pod.