Godzilla vs. Gamera (unmade 2002 film)
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A Godzilla and Gamera crossover film, nicknamed Godzilla vs. Gamera (ゴジラvsガメラ, was planned by Gojira tai Gamera)Kadokawa in 2002 but rejected by Toho.
History
Following the Kadokawa Corporation's acquisition of Daiei in July 2002, President Kazuo Kuroi announced in November that the company was considering projects based on Daiei properties, namely a remake of Daimajin and a film pitting Gamera against Toho's monster Godzilla.[1] Sometime later, Kadokawa approached Toho with the crossover idea, but was turned down.[2] Toho ultimately produced the remainder of the Godzilla series' Millennium era until 2004, and Kadokawa produced Gamera the Brave in 2006.
When asked about the concept in a 2021 interview, ex-Toho producer Shogo Tomiyama opined, "Perhaps Godzilla or tokusatsu fans would want to see it, but there would be no benefit for the filmmakers to make this movie."[3]
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Trivia
- Godzilla and Gamera previously battled in a live stage show in 1970, and met in a puppet show performed at the 1996 Hero Festival by Atelier Koganemushi, the group which would go on to produce the web series Godziban.[4] The Gamera incarnation from GAMERA -Rebirth- was added to the video game Godzilla Battle Line in September 2023, and can encounter several different versions of Godzilla on the battlefield.
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