Unberto Mori
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- Takeshi J. Hamamoto: “M-Maybe it was thunder or--”
- Unberto Mori: “Idiot! No one would ever forget that roar! Damn it. It's still on this planet.”
- ― An exchange between Unberto Mori and Takeshi J. Hamamoto after a Reconnaissance Drone is brought down by Godzilla (GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters)
Unberto Mori (ウンベルト・モーリ Unberuto Mōri) is the captain of the emigrant spaceship Aratrum who first appeared in the 2017 Godzilla film, GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters.
History
Post-Millennium Series
GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters
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GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle
When the Central Committee learned of the fate of the United Earth troops sent to Earth to kill Godzilla, Takeshi J. Hamamoto immediately asked Mori how they should proceed. Halu-elu Dolu-do was insistent that they could not return to Earth anymore, and warned that Godzilla might notice the Aratrum. When a simulation showed that Godzilla's atomic breath would be able to strike the ship, Hamamoto and Dolu-do argued over whether to search for survivors or retreat, while Endurph asserted that the Exif were opposed to abandoning survivors. Mori compromised by saying they would retreat to the Moon's orbit and send Reconnaissance Drones to search for survivors. If no signs of survivors were detected after 48 hours, Mori declared that they would abandon the Earth.
Contact was successfully made with a large number of survivors, and Mori assembled with the rest of the Central Committee to greet a returning Landing Ship. To their shock, only Corporal Marco Ghione and two others were aboard the ship. Hamamoto demanded to know where the others were, but Mori immediately realized Captain Haruo Sakaki had stayed behind to fight Godzilla. Mori made contact with Haruo over a monitor in Mechagodzilla City to try and convince him to return to the Aratrum. Haruo declared that if staying behind to kill Godzilla was disobeying the Central Committee's orders, then he was willing to accept any punishment. Haruo then cut off the communication before Mori could respond. Hamamoto later approached Mori and informed him that the Exif and Bilusaludo aboard the ship were no longer in favor of abandoning Earth, but rather desired to assemble in Mechagodzilla City to help carry out the anti-Godzilla operation.
GODZILLA: The Planet Eater
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Aboard the Aratrum, members of the Central Committee listen to the last broadcast received from Mechagodzilla City. It contains a conversation between Mulu-elu Galu-gu and Haruo, where Galu-gu urges Haruo to do what is necessary to destroy Godzilla, even though it means Mechagodzilla City's Nanometal will continue to spread. Just as Haruo screams defiantly, the broadcast ends. The Bilusaludo chieftain Halu-elu Dolu-do is infuriated and demands that Haruo be executed for treason. Takeshi J. Hamamoto argues that it was Galu-gu who committed an act of treason by unwillingly subjecting soldiers to Nanometal assimilation, and expresses suspicion that Mechagodzilla and its Nanometal were in reality a tool the Bilusaludo intended to use for the conquest of Earth. Unberto Mori sits silently as Dolu-do and Hamamoto's argument becomes increasingly heated. Mori and Hamamoto discuss on the bridge what to do with Haruo. Suddenly, alarms are sounded on the ship and they are contacted by Dolu-do. He informs them that he and the other Bilusaludo on the ship have seized control of the engine room and have shut down all power to the ship. He says they will not restore power until Captain Sakaki is dealt with. The Aratrum is able to operate on auxiliary power, but Hamamoto reminds Mori that the ship can only support life for a few days unless power is restored. When Martin learns of the events transpiring on the ship, he tells Haruo that their best option for resolving the crisis is for him to disappear. It is unsafe for Haruo to remain in the village due to the fervor of Metphies' cult, who have been convinced by Metphies that Haruo is chosen by God. He also can't return to the Aratrum since the Bilusaludo are calling for his head. If no one can locate Haruo, he says, Mori and Hamamoto may be able to reason with Dolu-do and restore power to the ship without needing to arrest Haruo.
Books
GODZILLA: Monster Apocalypse
During "Operation: Eternal Light" in 2039, Mori served as the deputy captain of the attack submarine Goten under Captain Jinguji. Mori helped command the Goten in battle against Manda in the Strait of Dover, a battle in which the submarine successfully killed Manda. Because of his service during this operation, Mori was appointed as the captain of the Aratrum nearly a decade later.[1]
Gallery
Concept Art
GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters
Render
Screenshots
GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters
GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle
GODZILLA: The Planet Eater
Comics
GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters Manga
Unberto Mori portrait by Youth Kurahashi
References
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