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"'''Island of Doom'''" is the 25th episode of [[Godzilla (series)|''Godzilla'']] and the 12th episode of Season 2. | "'''Island of Doom'''" is the 25th episode of [[Godzilla (series)|''Godzilla'']] and the 12th episode of Season 2. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The | The ''Calico'' crew is off the coast of Australia, keeping track of a new weather satellite that's being deployed to take photos of the South Pacific. Unknown to the crew, on a far-off island, a criminal organization known as COBRA, led by General Xadar and Colonel Varna, notices the satellite being deployed as well. Fearing that their base of operations will be discovered, Xadar has the satellite shot down with a missile. | ||
The ''Calico'' crew notices the destruction of the satellite and traces the origin of the missile strike coming from COBRA's island, to which they head off | The ''Calico'' crew notices the destruction of the satellite and traces the origin of the missile strike coming from COBRA's island, to which they head off to get some answers. Back on COBRA's island, Xadar reveals to his troops that, thanks to their nuclear reactor, they are currently constructing nuclear warheads with the intent of using them for world conquest. COBRA soon learns of the ''Calico'' entering their island's sea space. Hoping to get rid of the intruders, Varna orders COBRA to release their underwater mines, trapping the ''Calico'' in a minefield without any means of escape or evasion. Majors calls upon [[Godzilla]], who arrives on the scene. Unaffected by the destructive capacity of the mines (after accidentally detonating one while trying to get a closer look), Godzilla scoops up the rest of the mines and destroys them in the palm of his hand. | ||
As Majors and Brock spy on the island to gather evidence to prove COBRA's illegal activity | As Majors and Brock spy on the island to gather evidence to prove COBRA's illegal activity, they notice the island's abundant arsenal of cannons, missiles, turrets, and its nuclear reactor. While investigating the reactor's inner workings, Majors and Brock are discovered by COBRA's soldiers and are held captive (Majors had tried to call upon Godzilla for help but was unable to reach him due to the reactor's radioactivity jamming the signal). Noticing Majors and Brock's overdue departure, Quinn, Pete, and [[Godzooky]] also head to the island to find them. However, they too are quickly captured by COBRA's soldiers and are locked up with Majors and Brock. Xadar and Varna are prepared to interrogate the crew, thinking that they are all spies. However, they are forced to leave the crew after learning that COBRA'S reactor has gone critical, endangering everyone on the island (and the world) of nuclear fallout. | ||
With Godzilla as their only hope, Godzooky breaks out of the island's tower and heads off to the ocean to call | With Godzilla as their only hope, Godzooky breaks out of the island's tower and heads off to the ocean to call for him. Godzilla hears the call and heads off to rescue the ''Calico'' crew from their imprisonment. COBRA is alerted of Godzilla's presence and they hail down upon the him with all of their weapons: Turrets, missiles, tanks, cannons, jets, and even a field of land mines are thrown at the Monster King, but Godzilla's sheer size, eye lasers, and flames render all of COBRA's weapons ineffective, and Xadar and Varna are forced to flee for their lives. Godzilla rescues the ''Calico'' crew from their imprisonment, but there is still one more problem: COBRA's reactor, which is in danger of having a meltdown. Thinking quickly, Godzilla disposes of the reactor by hurling it into the ocean to cool it down, and then using his eye lasers to neutralize the excess radioactivity, saving the world. | ||
Later that day, the ''Calico'' crew is informed that Australia's U.N. forces will clear out what is left of COBRA's island and all of COBRA's members will be imprisoned soon enough. | Later that day, the ''Calico'' crew is informed that Australia's U.N. forces will clear out what is left of COBRA's island and all of COBRA's members will be imprisoned soon enough. | ||
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"Island of Doom" is the 25th episode of Godzilla and the 12th episode of Season 2.
Plot
The Calico crew is off the coast of Australia, keeping track of a new weather satellite that's being deployed to take photos of the South Pacific. Unknown to the crew, on a far-off island, a criminal organization known as COBRA, led by General Xadar and Colonel Varna, notices the satellite being deployed as well. Fearing that their base of operations will be discovered, Xadar has the satellite shot down with a missile.
The Calico crew notices the destruction of the satellite and traces the origin of the missile strike coming from COBRA's island, to which they head off to get some answers. Back on COBRA's island, Xadar reveals to his troops that, thanks to their nuclear reactor, they are currently constructing nuclear warheads with the intent of using them for world conquest. COBRA soon learns of the Calico entering their island's sea space. Hoping to get rid of the intruders, Varna orders COBRA to release their underwater mines, trapping the Calico in a minefield without any means of escape or evasion. Majors calls upon Godzilla, who arrives on the scene. Unaffected by the destructive capacity of the mines (after accidentally detonating one while trying to get a closer look), Godzilla scoops up the rest of the mines and destroys them in the palm of his hand.
As Majors and Brock spy on the island to gather evidence to prove COBRA's illegal activity, they notice the island's abundant arsenal of cannons, missiles, turrets, and its nuclear reactor. While investigating the reactor's inner workings, Majors and Brock are discovered by COBRA's soldiers and are held captive (Majors had tried to call upon Godzilla for help but was unable to reach him due to the reactor's radioactivity jamming the signal). Noticing Majors and Brock's overdue departure, Quinn, Pete, and Godzooky also head to the island to find them. However, they too are quickly captured by COBRA's soldiers and are locked up with Majors and Brock. Xadar and Varna are prepared to interrogate the crew, thinking that they are all spies. However, they are forced to leave the crew after learning that COBRA'S reactor has gone critical, endangering everyone on the island (and the world) of nuclear fallout.
With Godzilla as their only hope, Godzooky breaks out of the island's tower and heads off to the ocean to call for him. Godzilla hears the call and heads off to rescue the Calico crew from their imprisonment. COBRA is alerted of Godzilla's presence and they hail down upon the him with all of their weapons: Turrets, missiles, tanks, cannons, jets, and even a field of land mines are thrown at the Monster King, but Godzilla's sheer size, eye lasers, and flames render all of COBRA's weapons ineffective, and Xadar and Varna are forced to flee for their lives. Godzilla rescues the Calico crew from their imprisonment, but there is still one more problem: COBRA's reactor, which is in danger of having a meltdown. Thinking quickly, Godzilla disposes of the reactor by hurling it into the ocean to cool it down, and then using his eye lasers to neutralize the excess radioactivity, saving the world.
Later that day, the Calico crew is informed that Australia's U.N. forces will clear out what is left of COBRA's island and all of COBRA's members will be imprisoned soon enough.
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Trivia
- This is the first of two episodes in the series that do not feature any other monsters besides Godzilla and Godzooky. It is thus the second episode in the series in which Godzilla does not fight another monster.
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