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Meanwhile, members of the United Nations Godzilla Countermeasures Center arrive at Birth Island in order to plant a mind control device on Earth's Godzilla. The Cosmos, Mothra's twin priestesses, appear to psychic Miki Saegusa and warn her of SpaceGodzilla's arrival. M.O.G.U.E.R.A. (Mobile Operations G-Force Universal Expert Robot: Aero-type), a mecha built by the JSDF to replace Mechagodzilla, is sent in to intercept SpaceGodzilla, but suffers damage in the process.

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Remote Control Dandy is a 1999 mecha action game by Human Entertainment for the Sony PlayStation. In a major departure from most mecha games, it hearkens back to giant robot shows of the '50s and '60s such as Tetsujin 28-gou, in which the robots, rather than containing a human pilot, are controlled from afar via remote. The game adopts this as its core mechanic: not only does the player have to contend with remotely navigating their robot in the manner of an RC car, but also personally run after it to keep it in sight, all while not getting stepped on by enemy robots.

Recorded before the movie came out, Wingard's feature-length yakker is fittingly breathless. Much of it pertains to his roots in low-budget filmmaking, which served him well on a production that often struggled to subsidize its creators' whims. In other words, lots of repurposing of props and footage took place. Wingard even drew the fake children's drawings instead of leaving it in the art department's hands. He takes credit for the idea of the magic axe, and says his "main drive" in making the film was to see Godzilla fight Kong in "a synth-wave neon city." Godzilla vs. Kong is pretty much what you'd expect from the director of The Guest and the same goes for this yak-track, a frequent shopping list of references to '80s pop culture. (I did enjoy the Norm Macdonald-ish dis on Mecha Godzilla as "the biggest jerk ever.") That's it for extras on the 4K platter, but the retail Blu-ray bundled with it (along with a digital code for download) contains a grab-bag of HD featurettes divided into sections dubbed "The God"--"Godzilla Attacks" (6 mins.), "The Phenomenon of Gojira: King of the Monsters" (10 mins.), and "The Rise of Mechagodzilla" (7 mins.)--and "The King." (The latter contains "Kong Leaves Home" (8 mins.), "Kong Discovers Hollow Earth" (8 mins.), "Behold Kong's Temple" (6 mins.), and "The Evolution of Kong: Eighth Wonder of the World" (8 mins.).) There are also three segments on the "Battles"--"Round One: Battle at Sea" (5 mins.), "Round Two: One Will Fall" (6 mins.), and "Titan Tag Team: The King and the God" (8 mins.)--that mainly offer fight commentary from executive producer Jay Ashenfelter.

Meanwhile, Bernie Hayes, an employee of the Apex Cybernetics corporation and host of a Titan conspiracy theory podcast known as the Titan Truth Podcast, exfiltrates information suggesting sinister activities at a Pensacola Apex facility, but as he finished downloading the files, Godzilla arrives and unexpectedly attacks. During Godzilla's rampage, Bernie discovers a strange piece of technology resembling a giant robotic eye among the ruins of the facility. In the aftermath of the attack, public opinion has turned against Godzilla, who is no longer viewed as humanity's savior. Walter Simmons, Apex's founder and CEO, promises mankind that he and his company will find a way to defend the world from Godzilla. Meanwhile, Madison Russell, now 17 years old and a fan of Bernie's podcast, sees the news about Godzilla's recent attack at her school and is worried. After school, she tries unsuccessfully to talk sense into her widowed father Mark (who is acting as Monarch's director), regarding a possible lead on the cause of Godzilla's rampage, but he dismisses everything she says as he only replies that creatures, just like people, can change. Later, Madison enlists the help of her friend Josh Valentine so they can investigate the one responsible for causing Godzilla's rampage, have his name cleared, prove the Titan's innocence and figure out the secrets of Apex.

Meanwhile, Madison and Josh find Bernie, who recognizes Madison as Mark's daughter and becomes part of their investigation, believing Apex had something to do with Godzilla's change in behavior. Together, they sneak into the wrecked Apex base, only to find that the "eye" Bernie had described and seen earlier is now gone. As they discover a secret facility deep underground, the group are inadvertently locked and transported in an antigravity transport vehicle carrying Skullcrawler eggs all the way through an underground tunnel to Hong Kong. There, the three disembark and find themselves inside a huge dark chamber, but stumble upon Mechagodzilla, a mechanized counterpart of Godzilla being controlled by the late Dr. Ishiro Serizawa's son and Walter's chief technology officer Ren Serizawa. To test Mechagodzilla's might against the Titans as soon as the mecha is activated, Walter unleashes a large Skullcrawler codenamed "Number 10" into the chamber. The beast targets Madison, Josh and Bernie and is on the verge of attacking them when it is suddenly grabbed and restrained by Mechagodzilla, who cleaves the Skullcrawler in half using a powerful red energy beam, allowing Madison, Josh and Bernie to seek shelter in a small hatch. However, the test is cut short when the mecha powers down immediately afterwards due to limitations of the power supply. It is then revealed that Walter intends to harness the power of the Hollow Earth's energy to overcome Mechagodzilla's limitations. Madison realized that Mechagodzilla is the reason why Godzilla attacked in the first place: Apex activated the mecha which sent out signals that provoked him into becoming hostile so they would manipulate mankind that he has turned against them while also secretly planning to get rid of him and all the Titans so that humans can become the Earth's dominant species. While trying to find an exit, Madison and the others suddenly come upon a room where Ren is sitting inside the skull of Ghidorah's severed head, which has now turned into a biological supercomputer and cockpit for Ren to control Mechagodzilla through radio waves after Apex acquired it from Alan Jonah since Godzilla previously tore it off during his battle against Ghidorah off the coast of Isla de Mara five years ago.

Back in the Apex base, Walter excitedly orders Ren to send out Mechagodzilla to kill Godzilla. Though Ren warns him against using the new Hollow Earth energy source without testing, Walter refuses to listen and coldly orders him to activate the mecha. At the same time, Bernie, Madison, and Josh are caught by security for infiltrating Apex headquarters and taken to Walter. There, Madison accuses Walter of provoking Godzilla into war and for causing all of this in the first place, though he confidently explains that he accepted the responsibility for giving mankind a chance to fight back against Godzilla and the Titans. Unbeknownst to Walter as his back is turned while he monologues about his creation, Mechagodzilla suddenly goes haywire under the influence of both the energy source and Ghidorah's neural networks, resulting in the robot killing Walter with a swipe of its hand and Ren getting electrocuted in the process. Now possessed by Ghidorah's consciousness, Mechagodzilla breaks free from the Apex facility underneath Victoria Peak Mountain and rampages through the city, only to be confronted by Godzilla, who senses the presence of Ghidorah inside the machine. Quickly coming into contact with Godzilla, Mechagodzilla engages its organic counterpart in battle.

While Josh and Bernie unsuccessfully try to deactivate the rampaging robot remotely and Madison tries to call up Mark for help, Godzilla and Mechagodzilla battle, at one point both fire their energy beams at each other which lock together, only for Mechagodzilla to gain the upper hand, knocking Godzilla over and burning him due to the fact that he has already grown weary from his earlier battle against Kong. While Mechagodzilla continues to overpower Godzilla, Nathan, Ilene, and Jia approach an unconscious Kong, where Jia senses that he is dying as his heartbeat is starting to slowly shut down. Ilene explains that they can't produce a charge big enough to restart Kong's heart, but Nathan, having remembered what Maia said earlier about the HEAVs producing a charge powerful enough to "light up Las Vegas for a week", flies the remaining HEAV onto Kong's chest and sets it to self-destruct, detonating the craft and releasing a huge electrical charge which instantly revives Kong. After Kong regains consciousness, he awakens in time to witness Godzilla getting beaten up by Mechagodzilla before reuniting with Jia, who convinces Kong that Godzilla isn't really his enemy. Though Kong doesn't believe her at first as he continues to watch Mechagodzilla overwhelm Godzilla, Jia reveals the truth to him that the robot is the "real" enemy, not Godzilla. After a moment, Kong, realizing that he made a mistake, finally accepts and, after fixing his dislocated arm, heads into battle to help Godzilla, who is now at Mechagodzilla's mercy.

Just when all hope seems lost as Mechagodzilla prepares to fire its red energy beam down Godzilla's throat, Kong leaps onto the robot's back as it was about to deliver the killing blow and redirects the beam into the air, saving Godzilla's life in the process. Surprised that Kong saved his life despite having been beaten to the brink of death earlier and sensing an ally in him upon realizing Kong is not the enemy he thought he was, Godzilla helps his former rival fight against Mechagodzilla. Working together as a team, the two Titans turn the tide, but the robot still proves too strong and is able to overpower them. Seeing his axe among the wreckage after losing it during his earlier battle against Godzilla, Kong reclaims it and lands several blows on Mechagodzilla, but his weapon, having lost its charge, is ineffective against the robot, who attempts to fatally impale Kong with its tail drill. Meanwhile, Bernie, realizing there is nothing he and the others can do to help the two Titans, pulls out a flask of liquor, suggesting that they all have a drink. However, Josh, suddenly having an idea, snatches the flask out of Bernie's hand and short-circuits Mechagodzilla's controls by pouring the contents of the drink all over the control panel, momentarily interrupting the robot in order to give Godzilla and Kong the opportunity to recover. Seeing Kong holding his axe as he struggles to hold his own against Mechagodzilla, Godzilla supercharges the weapon by blasting it with his atomic breath, giving Kong a second wind and allowing him to dismember Mechagodzilla limb from limb before tearing its head off. With the threat eliminated, Kong holds up his trophy with a mighty bellow of triumph before sitting down to rest. 2ff7e9595c