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2.8 / 5

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Platform
SNES
Genres
Action
Player Perspective
Side view
Developers
Advance Communication Company
Publishers
Toho
Release date
December 23, 1993

Summary

Super Godzilla lets you step into the massive shoes of Toho’s iconic lizard and tear through a stylized Japan that’s split between a top action screen and a bottom‑right map. In the movement phase you steer Godzilla with the D‑pad, hunting down specific targets—humans, buildings, power‑ups—while a ticking clock and a draining energy meter keep the pace tense. When the map pinpoints a rival monster, the game flips to a side‑scrolling showdown where punches, tail whips and that signature fire breath become your only tools, and a “Fighting Spirit” meter rewards precise timing and the right attack choices, punishing missed swings with vulnerability. Along the way you can collect three Super S capsules that trigger a temporary Super Godzilla form, letting you face the likes of King Ghidorah, Mechagodzilla, Biollante, Battra, Mecha‑King Ghidorah, Bagan and even relentless UFO squadrons. Critics were split: the visuals and sound design earned praise for capturing the movie vibe, but many found the map‑roaming sluggish and the battles more cinematic than interactive, making the title a niche hit for die‑hard Godzilla fans.

Storyline

When King Ghidorah suddenly attacks Osaka, the military deploys the Super X II and uses a transmitter to herd a mutant Godzilla into the city. The dinosaur slays Ghidorah, whose body vanishes as an alien spaceship materializes, demanding humanity’s surrender.

A second Godzilla appears on Mt. Fuji, prompting the Super X II to lure the real beast there for a showdown with a Mechagodzilla disguised in artificial skin. During the clash the aliens kidnap Dr. Shiragami, dragging him to Lake Ashino where Godzilla meets Biollante, a plant‑based clone created from stolen DNA. After defeating Biollante the Super X II rescues the professor, who reveals he has been working on a serum that amplifies any creature’s physical traits.

Shiragami injects Godzilla with the serum, granting him a massive power boost just as the invaders unleash Battra in Yokohama. Godzilla destroys Battra and its egg, then faces a resurrected Mecha‑King Ghidorah. Hidden capsules around the city contain more serum; collecting them triggers Godzilla’s transformation into Super Godzilla, who easily crushes the cyborg monster.

The aliens then travel to ancient China, awaken the primordial Bagan and dose it with the same serum. After a fierce battle among the ruins of Yokohama, Godzilla prevails, the serum wears off, and the Super X II disables the control transmitter. The mutant titan returns to the ocean, leaving humanity grateful for his aid.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Alternative Titles

  • Chou-Godzilla Alternative