The giant monster Raiga returns, rising in Atami Harbor and attacking the city. A second kaiju, Ohga, soon joins the chaos, and the two monsters clash, destroying large sections of the city. Defense forces launch two new weapons, the giant tank Kamikaze and the drill tank Gokumei, to meet the the monster invasion head on. But as the beasts work their way to Tokyo, will they be enough to stop the monsters from laying waste to the city?
Shinpei Hayashiya
Director
Makoto Inamiya
Commander Kito
Wasabi Yanagiya
Miyazaki
Hayashiya Anko
Nakagawa
Isamu Ago
First Secretary
Shocho Shunputei
Hanji Yanagiya
Colonel Arai
Tamanosuke Gomeiro
Kamikaze driver
Kyotaro Yanagiya
Ministry of Defense Counselor Kohara
Bunzaemon Tachibanaya
Japanese Prime Minister
Hayashiya Hikoichi
Yasuda
Tokin Sanyutei
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