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*[[Terror of Mechagodzilla (First draft)|''Terror of Mechagodzilla'']] (first draft) - Writer | |||
*''[[Terror of Mechagodzilla]]'' (1975) - Screenwriter | *''[[Terror of Mechagodzilla]]'' (1975) - Screenwriter | ||
*''[[2075: Meister Titano's Counterattack]]'' (2016) - Author | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Takayama is the second woman to write a Godzilla screenplay, after Kazue Kiba, who collaborated with [[Shinichi Sekizawa]] on ''[[Son of Godzilla]]''. | *Takayama is the second woman to write a Godzilla screenplay, after Kazue Kiba, who collaborated with [[Shinichi Sekizawa]] on ''[[Son of Godzilla]]''. |
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Yukiko Takayama (高山由紀子 is a Takayama Yukiko)Japanese film and television writer and director. She wrote the screenplay for the 1975 Godzilla film, Terror of Mechagodzilla. In 2016, she published the novella 2075: Meister Titano's Counterattack, a sequel to the film, in Tokusatsu Hiho Vol. 5.
Selected filmography
- Terror of Mechagodzilla (first draft) - Writer
- Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975) - Screenwriter
- 2075: Meister Titano's Counterattack (2016) - Author
Trivia
- Takayama is the second woman to write a Godzilla screenplay, after Kazue Kiba, who collaborated with Shinichi Sekizawa on Son of Godzilla.
- In Takayama's original scenario for Terror of Mechagodzilla, the role of Titanosaurus was filled by two dinosaurs called Titans, who became violent only when their necks were entangled.[1] Her script also called for the total annihilation of Tokyo by Titanosaurus and Mechagodzilla, who would enter the city through Tokyo Bay and target Shinagawa ward first. Budget constraints forced Toho to scale back the destruction.
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