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The last hope of mankind <Mechagodzilla>, is activated. (人類最後の希望 (<メカゴジラ>)が、起動する。)
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GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle (GODZILLA 決戦機動増殖都市,   Gojira Kessen Kidō Zōshoku Toshi, lit. GODZILLA: Battle Mobile Proliferation City) is an anime science fiction kaiju film produced by Toho Animation and animated by Polygon Pictures, and the second entry in a trilogy of animated Godzilla films. It was released to Japanese theaters on May 18, 2018, and became available to stream worldwide via Netflix on July 18.

Plot

Shortly after the annihilation of the United Earth's forces at the hands of the now 300 meter-tall original Godzilla, the Central Committee receives a transmission aboard the Aratrum informing them of the situation. They see footage of the enormous Godzilla, and comparison with past data indicates that is indeed the same Godzilla that drove them from the Earth in the past. Deputy Director Takeshi J. Hamamoto asks Admiral Unberto Mori what their next course of action should be, but the Bilusaludo chieftain Halu-Elu Dolu-Do interjects, saying they can no longer return to Earth. He also wonders what would happen if Godzilla noticed them in the planet's orbit. The Exif cardinal Endurph asks the controller to estimate the range of Godzilla's atomic breath, and she reveals that it could pierce the atmosphere and strike the Aratrum. Hamamoto tells Mori the probability that Godzilla would notice them is low, but Dolu-Do says they will have to exit Earth's orbit and retreat to the Moon's orbit. Hamamoto protests and says that they won't be able to send rescue ships, and Dolu-Do responds by saying all of their forces on Earth have been annihilated anyway. Endurph says there is a probability of survivors, and that the Exif are opposed to leaving survivors behind. Mori says they will send Reconnaissance Drones to search for survivors, but if after 48 hours they can find no sign of survivors, then they will withdraw from the Earth...

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