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After [[Titanosaurus]] made landfall in Tokyo, a fleet of Phantom IIs were deployed by the [[JSDF|JASDF]] to attack the sea monster, arriving in formation and unloading their fire on the giant beast. Most of their shots hit, some even appearing to briefly set Titanosaurus's skin on fire, but suddenly he jumped into the air, colliding with and destroying two of the aircraft. | |||
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The Mitsubishi F-4EJ Phantom II is a Japanese supersonic jet interceptor aircraft/fighter-bomber manufactured and licensed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, based on the American-built McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II. It is first featured in the 1975 Godzilla film, Terror of Mechagodzilla.
History
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Terror of Mechagodzilla
After Titanosaurus made landfall in Tokyo, a fleet of Phantom IIs were deployed by the JASDF to attack the sea monster, arriving in formation and unloading their fire on the giant beast. Most of their shots hit, some even appearing to briefly set Titanosaurus's skin on fire, but suddenly he jumped into the air, colliding with and destroying two of the aircraft.
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