: Two young children, Kenichi and Helen, must outwit the "Zigra Woman" and help Gamera defeat the giant swordfish-like monster, Zigra.
Gamera famously uses Zigra’s back fins as a giant marimba to play his own theme song. gamera vs zigra internet archive
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In the 1980s, television producer Sandy Frank acquired the distribution rights to the Showa Gamera films. He redubbed them for American television syndication. These versions became staples of late-night broadcast TV and early home video releases. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
The plot is gloriously chaotic. An alien named Zigra—a giant space shark with a saw-like nose and a superiority complex—invades Earth. His goal? To enslave humanity and pollute the oceans (wait, no, actually he wants to stop pollution, but he decides the best way to do that is to kill all the humans... it’s complicated).