Discovery and Betrayal in Gamera's Conflict
Keisuke Hirata:
What I am doing here?
Karen:
If we had found you a bit later you'd've been dead, but we didn't save you out of kindness you can believe that, you and your friends found something didn't you, and then one of them betrayed you. Don't try to hide it.
Keisuke Hirata:
Yes, we found what we were looking for, the opal.
Karen:
An opal?
Keisuke Hirata:
That's right, one that's this big, my brother found during the war, he hid it in that cave himself, and so by rights it's ours.
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Thawing Ice Reveals Gamera's Awakening
Narrator:
But now, the building's frozen by Barugon have begun to thaw. The ice melts away from Osaka Castle. Gamera has regained consciousness.
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Preparation for Operation Rear View Mirror
Narrator:
So, the microwave antenna at the summit of Mount Kajika is turned into a mirror in readiness for Operation Rear View Mirror. Hundreds of workmen are employed, treating everything that holds the mirrors in place with a mercury preparation. At the same time, action is being taken to keep Barugon in one spot. Preparations for Operation Rear View Mirror have been completed. The ground force is making use of all its most advanced weapons in the attack against Barugon. It is hoped that in this way, Barugon will be angered. He will respond by sending out his most powerful weapon - the rainbow.
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Strategic Intervention Against Barugon's Threat
Narrator:
A flight of helicopters is sent to fly over Barugon, spraying onto him man-made rain, a mist-like liquid which, it is hoped, will arrest the monster's movements. At the same time, the rain should make Barugon unable to exhale his freezing vapour, thus rendering him harmless.
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Operation Diamond: A Strategic Deception Against Barugon
Narrator:
In a final attempt to rid Japan of Barugon, Operation Diamond is put into effect. A five thousand carat diamond is used to trick the monster into abandoning his natural environment - land - for the waters of Lake Biwa.
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Gamera's Pursuit of Heat Energy
Narrator:
Gamera is attracted by any form of heat energy. Barugon's rainbow emits an arc of heat. So Gamera is flying toward it over Osaka.
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Barugon's Tongue: A Destructive Force
Narrator:
The long tongue of the monster Barugon is its most powerful weapon. Everything within reach is immediately destroyed.
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Gamera's Journey to Mt. Uzal
Narrator:
Gamera loves flames. He left Japan as suddenly as he had arrived, and headed for Mt. Uzal in the equator, flying directly toward the flowing molten lava.
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Gamera's Awakening and Rampage in Japan
Narrator:
Six months ago, an airplane carrying an atom bomb crashed while flying over the Arctic Ocean. The bomb exploded, shattering the huge ice floes and releasing from the depths, Gamera, the fabled monster who had been imprisoned in the ice for thousands of years. Gamera's first action after he was freed from his long captivity was to attack Japan. All man-made weapons proved powerless against him. There was only one last resort: the Z Plan. Gamera was jettisoned to Mars in a rocket. Again there was failure. The rocket crashed into a meteor and split open, liberating Gamera from the capsule. Gamera returned to Japan and attacked the Kurobe Dam, the largest of its kind in the entire Orient. Gamera must have a source of fuel. And so, from the power plant, he extracted electricity to store in his own body.
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