Godzilla Island (location)

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Godzilla Island (ゴジラアイランド, Gojira Airando) is an island in the South Pacific where most of Earth's monsters live. It was the primary setting of the 1997-1998 television series of the same name. It is within swimming distance of Matango Island.

History

By 2097, this tropical paradise is home to most of the planet's monsters. The job of monitoring the monsters and protecting them falls to G-Guard Commander Beisuke Jinguji, whom lives on the island with only the company of the robot Lucas. However, an alien race known as the Xiliens arrives on Earth intending to conquer the planet, starting with Godzilla Island! It is up to the Commander, Lucas, the alien Torema, the Commander's daughter Misato, her friend Nao Koda, and all the monsters living on the island to protect their home from the Xiliens and their horde of evil space monsters.

Monsters Living on Godzilla Island

G-Guard Mechas and Weapons on Godzilla Island

Landmarks on Godzilla Island

  • G-Guard Base
  • Sanda Plains
  • Gabara Pond
  • Mt. Gaira
  • Rodan's Hot Spring
  • Gorath Volcano
  • Monster Temple

Trivia

  • Most of the locations on (and around) Godzilla Island are named after various Toho special effects films and monsters that did not appear in the series. For example, Matango Island is named after the Matango. Gorath Volcano is named after the collapsed star from 1961's Gorath. The Sanda Plains are named after Sanda the "Brown Gargantua" from 1966's The War of the Gargantuas. Both Gabara Pond and Gaira Mountain are also named after monsters that, like the Matango and Sanda, did not appear in the Godzilla Island series, a tribute to the long and rich history of Toho's monster movies.
  • Near the end of the series, it is discovered that Godzilla Island is located on what used to be the ancient continent of Mu, the home of the villains in the 1963 film Atragon. While the sea dragon Manda never appears, the Gotengo (known here as the "Gyotengo") does make an appearance.

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