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*[[Kadokawa|Daiei]] releases ''[[Gamera Super Monster]]'' to cinemas on March 20. | *[[Kadokawa|Daiei]] releases ''[[Gamera Super Monster]]'' to cinemas on March 20. |
Latest revision as of 20:46, 22 October 2023
Timeline
Before 1900
1900-1999
2000-present
In the real world
- Daiei releases Gamera Super Monster to cinemas on March 20.
- Mayumi Okuwa is born on July 23 in Japan.
- Tsuburaya Productions concludes its final Ultraman TV series for 16 years, Ultraman 80. While the series is a commercial success, the franchise is put on a semi-hiatus to allow the studio to work on other projects, ending the Showa era of a series which intentionally developed and grew from the Godzilla franchise. During the hiatus, several films and other media for the franchise are produced.
In fiction
- Ishiro Serizawa learns of Monarch, Godzilla, and Shinomura from his father. (Godzilla: Awakening)
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