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A DAIEI CO. LTD. PRODUCTION

SPACEMEN APPEAR IN TOKYO (WARNING FROM SPACE)

PRODUCED BY MASAICHI NAGATA

PRODUCED BY FUJIO NAKADAI

ORIGINAL CONCEPT BY G. NAKAJIMA SCREENPLAY BY HIDEO OGUNI

CINEMATOGRAPHY BY KIMIO WATANABE SOUND RECORDING BY KENICHI NISHII

LIGHTING BY KOICHI KUBOTA ART DIRECTION BY SHIGEO MANO

SPECIAL EFFECTS BY TORU MATOBA MAKE-UP BY MASAO MAKINO

MUSIC BY SEITARO OMORI EDITING BY TOYO SUZUKI

CAST:

KEIZO KAWASAKI, TOYOMI KARITA, BIN YAGISAWA

ISAO YAMAGATA, SHOZO NANBU, BONTARO MIAKE

MIEKO NAGAI, KIYOKO HIRAI, FUMIKO OKAMURA

TOSHIYUKI OBARA, SHIKO SAITO, FRANK KUMAGAI

KANJI KAWAHARA, AKIRA NATSUKI, SHUNJI TSUDA

GAl HARADA, TETSUYA WATANABE, KOH SUGITA

(YUZO HAYAKAWA, KENJ TAN), SHIN KARINO

KYOSUKE SHIHO, AKIHIKO SHIMA, SEUJI IZUMI

KEIICHI HOSOKAWA, KISAO TOBITA, MUNEHIKO TAKADA

SACHIKO MEGURO, MUNEHIRO OKUDA & THE BLUE SKY ORCHESTRA

DIRECTED BY KOJI SHIMA

- Doctor! - Oh, it's you.

Heading to your usual place?

- I'll come with you. - Alright.

SAKE

CAFE COSMOS

- Welcome, Doctor. - Evening.

Terrible weather, isn't it?

But even when it rains outside, the sun always shines in here.

Nothing to spoil your view of our sky.

Actually, the doctor spends his days gazing at the skies through a telescope,

so the rain gives his eyes a chance to rest.

You're right!

- Doctor, shall I get you some hot sake? - Yes.

Here's my latest newspaper article about the flying saucers.

They've appeared again.

UFOS SPOTTED OVER TOKYO

- Doctor, what do you think they are? - Sorry, I'm afraid I have no idea.

But you must know something.

I understand your position of having no definite answers,

but at least give me a quote for my next article.

I'd love to, Hideno, but I can say nothing.

Please!

An interview with the Director of the Observatory

would be very important to me.

I understand that, and if I knew anything I'd tell you.

Could you at least make a guess?

Science doesn't work that way.

You can know 90% of something, but if you ignore the other 10%,

you don't know anything.

- Sure, but - Mr. Hideno, don't be so persistent.

A scientist is not like a politician who can answer every question.

Good evening!

You're here, Mr. Hideno. Do I still have that assignment?

- What do you mean? - What? You've forgotten already?

- The photos. - Oh, yes, yes. Of course.

Thank you.

- What was that about? - Sankichi's an amateur photographer.

If he gets pictures of a UFO, I promised to publish them.

How about unicorns?

I almost forgot. Dr. Komura, your daughter called.

She'll be dining with her uncle tonight in Ushigome.

- Ah, thank you. - Don't forget!

- You have a brother in Ushigome? - Yes.

He's really my cousin. The physicist Dr. Matsuda.

Dr. Eisuke Matsuda?

Everything looks delicious.

I don't know where to start.

- Will you have a glass of wine? - Yes, thank you.

- You have a favor to ask, don't you? - Me?

Not at all, you know that's not my style.

Well, Taeko...

Here it comes!

It's no laughing matter.

How long are you going to keep working in that nursery?

But I love children.

So you say, but isn't it time to make your boyfriend your husband?

She has the look of love.

But maybe she's waiting for another's wedding proposal.

They seem like a good match.

Transparency: 8 degrees. Image...

What is it?

That's odd.

What's wrong with my radio?

How many payments behind are you?

Don't be funny! It's never had any problems before.

That's strange.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- Must be a problem at the power station. - Looks like it.

- Well, then... - Good night.

That's very odd.

- Take over for me. - Yes, sir.

Call Dr. Komura and tell him I'm on my way over. It's urgent.

Yes, this is Mikawa.

Dr. Komura?

No, he was having a drink at Cafe Cosmos. Yes...

There's been no good fish at the market the past few days.

They say there's no fish in Tokyo Bay.

- It must be because of the UFOs. - I think so, too.

- Good evening. - Oh! Your father's just left.

- Has he eaten? - Yes, he has.

Right.

So you went to Ushigome for a marriage proposal?

- Yes. - Congratulations!

- No, I didn't accept... - Taeko!

- Is your father here? - He just left. What is it?

Mr. Isobe needs to see him right away.

- Who? Toru? - Yes.

- Goodbye. - Goodbye.

- Welcome. - Hi.

Taeko, please excuse us. This meeting's quite important.

Very well.

So you're convinced this thing is a satellite from another country.

Well, that seems to be the most logical answer.

If so, wouldn't there have been some announcement?

Perhaps.

But if it's not an artificial satellite...

Doctor, this may seem slightly preposterous,

but could there be any truth in the rumors of flying saucers?

That's not something I expect to hear from a scientist!

It's a flying saucer!

San-chan, where are you?

I'm here! Come up!

It's exactly what I saw in the telescope.

- It's not a meteor. - You're right.

It was no meteor. I saw it very clearly.

I need more data before I can formulate a theory.

But you don't think they're UFOs?

Well...

I guess I can no longer deny it.

I'm going to watch.

UFO SIGHTED! COULD IT BE A NEW FOREIGN WEAPON?

A FLYING OBJECT FALLS IN TOKYO BAY!

ASTRONOMERS MAINTAIN SILENCE

We understand that you don't deal in conjecture,

but there were many witnesses and people are becoming afraid.

It's your duty to inform us.

We're doing everything possible to discover what it is.

We hope to give you an explanation soon.

- Have patience. - For how long?

You said you saw it last night?

I got it. Thank you.

Tacubaya Observatory in Mexico saw the same luminous object last night.

Dr. Matsuda is here.

- Hello. - Hello.

Yes, this is Tokyo.

- This is Kodaikanal, India. - Yes?

Just last night, we saw the same one over 200 miles.

I got the same report from London.

Yes, I got it. Thank you.

India's Kodaikanal Observatory also saw it.

So, even our first step is problematic: how do we identify the object?

Perhaps we could use a rocket to take a photograph.

The University is making meteorological observations.

- I'll talk with Dr. Takashima. - Good.

Yes, receiving.

Doctor!

- A call from Johoku Observatory. - Right.

Eh? The bait's still good.

Hey, look there! What is that?

A monster!

- It's a monster! - Monster!

What the hell's that?

- I'll call Dr. Takashima. - Okay.

- Have him stand by. - Right.

Rocket launch site. Rocket launch site.

- Ready for launch? - Hold.

Dr. Takashima, the observatory's asking if you're ready!

Get ready.

Give them the OK!

- Stand by. - Stand by.

Stand by!

Everyone take cover!

- Launch! - Launch!

Launch!

Thanks for coming.

As I said on the phone, it may sound strange,

but I don't think this is some kind of a hoax.

There's an odd residue on the dock, as if the monster had risen from the sea.

- Let's take a look. - Come.

It's down there.

- Yoshida. - Yes?

Bring a Geiger counter.

Without your help, we wouldn't have gotten those pictures.

Luckily it coincided with our test launch.

Aren't the pictures developed yet?

Both the speed and distance will be captured in these pictures.

They're ready.

Is that it?

A tremendous energy release.

It can't be a satellite.

No artificial satellite emits such an intense light.

That's right.

But it's hard to distinguish what's in these pictures.

- Sorry I couldn't be more help. - Not at all.

I'll have prints sent to all the other observatories.

- Oh, Toru. - Yes?

Your father was sent to the cargo ship to investigate. Any news?

No. I've not been home since yesterday.

Oh, that's true.

"A Monster Invades The Earth!"

What a ridiculous story! I feel sorry for your father.

He and your mother should be laughing at that right now.

- I'm home. - Welcome back.

I'm starving.

- Dad isn't eating? - I've called him several times.

- Is he still working? - He's busy analyzing specimens.

Has he found anything?

I don't know, he hasn't left his office.

- When did you get back? - Just now.

- Any news on the UFO? - No, nothing.

- Have you learned anything? - Nothing at all.

Oh, is that the time?

Mother'll complain if you let your dinner get cold.

You're right. Come on.

- Tory, come see this! - OK.

Bring the Geiger counter.

Welcome home. Did you stop at Cafe Cosmos?

- No. - Want a sake?

I don't feel like drinking.

What's happened?

The headquarters of the World Council announced

that they are suspending all satellite launches.

ATTACK FROM THE SKY!

The World Council announced globally,

in case of air attack,

Jet fighters will attempt to bring down the saucers.

- The UFOs have disappeared. - Thank goodness!

Come on.

NEW STAR: HIKARI AOZORA

Doctor, they've reappeared!

The monster which appeared on the freighter at Shibaura Pier,

as well as in Lake Kawaguchi and in Lake Biwa,

appeared again last night at the Imperial Theater

during a concert by Hikari Aozora, creating panic in the auditorium.

That's the end of this news flash.

It's terrible. The whole world's going mad.

All these strange things appearing, monsters, saucers...

I can't take any more.

So I guess Dr. Komura's too busy to drop by tonight.

Of course!

Sorry to keep you waiting.

WHAT ARE THE RESULTS OF YOUR FIRST MISSION?

HAVE YOU REVEALED THE REASON FOR OUR PRESENCE?

NO, IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR US.

AS SOON AS THEY SEE US, THEY SCATTER IN FEAR,

AS IF THEY HAD SEEN SOMETHING MONSTROUS.

WHAT? ARE WE CONSIDERED HIDEOUS?

ARE THEY MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN US?

NO. EXAMINE THIS.

THIS IS WHAT THEY CONSIDER A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

THIS IS THEIR CONCEPT OF BEAUTY?

IT HAS A VERY LARGE LUMP IN THE CENTER OF ITS FACE.

BUT WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE CONTACT WITH THEM

IF WE ASSUME THE LIKENESS OF AN EARTHLING.

WE CANNOT LEAVE WITHOUT SAVING THE EARTH.

IT SEEMS DANGEROUS BUT TIME IS DESPERATELY SHORT.

NUMBERS 11 AND 16, BEGIN IMMEDIATE SURVEILLANCE OF DR. KOMURA.

NUMBER 18 WILL ACT AS RADIO CONTACT.

I REQUEST THAT I BE ALLOWED TO CARRY OUT THIS PROJECT MYSELF.

AFTER ALL, IT IS MY IDEA AND I KNOW EARTH BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE.

NEGATIVE. THE RISK IS FAR TOO GREAT.

TRANSMUTATION HAS NEVER BEEN ATTEMPTED USING A 2D PATTERN.

WE DON'T KNOW THE EFFECT IT WILL HAVE ON YOU.

YOU ARE TOO VALUABLE A SCIENTIST TO RISK IN SUCH AN EXPERIMENT.

IT WILL BE SAFE IF THE TRANSMUTER HAS A COVERING OF ARTIFICIAL SKIN.

YOUR SACRIFICE HONORS THE PAIRANS AND WILL BE REMEMBERED

THROUGHOUT OUR HISTORY IF WE DON'T PERISH IN THE CATASTROPHE.

PREPARE YOURSELF FOR THE TRANSMUTATION, THEN.

Look!

Look at them, not a care in the world!

It feels good to finally be able to relax like this.

I believe the whole world has had quite an awakening.

Whatever they were, they were certainly not satellites.

It's frightening to think of those creatures appearing on that cargo ship.

I can't stop wondering what became of those UFOs and why they were here.

I wish I knew. Maybe they came to invade.

What? And what would have become of the Earth?

Annihilation. We'd have disappeared from the cosmos in a flash.

Maybe that's just my imagination.

But for now we needn't worry. There are no more flying saucers.

It's good to hear you all laugh. It's been a rarity recently.

They must be reminiscing about the picnics they had as kids.

Yeah, but it looks like the youngsters are enjoying themselves as well!

Isn't it beautiful?

Look at that mountain.

It feels great.

Doesn't it?

- Should we head back? - Yes.

Let's see what that is.

She's so beautiful, isn't she?

- What happened? - She was just floating.

Excuse me, please! Please!

- What is it? - A drowning.

Wait! Isn't that Hikari Aozora?

- Eh? Hikari Aozoral! - Yes.

Miss Aozoral We have to talk.

- It's important. - Who are you?

I'm a journalist. You just died in Nikko!

- Me? - Yes!

Would you like one?

Thanks.

Apparently she remembers nothing at all.

She's even forgotten her name. Classic symptoms of amnesia.

I feel sorry for her.

How can we discover her identity?

It'll be very difficult if even she doesn't know.

We have room at our house, so, what if she stays with us

until we find out who she is?

What do you think?

Eh? What do I think about what?

Where are you going?

Initial phase of infiltration IS a complete success.

All the good children gather round

How delightful, how delightful our town is

All the flowers are in bloom, bloom, bloom

As the blacksmith's hammer bangs, bangs, bangs

All the good children gather round

How delightful, how delightful our town is

All the sparrows fly around And chirp, chirp, chirp...

Miss Komura!

Mr. Isobe has left a phone message.

He said, stop by the tennis court on your way home.

Thank you very much.

- Mr. Isobe, call your home! - Thanks, just a sec!

Do not look around. Just listen to me.

I'm Number Two, sent down to assist you.

Numbers Three and Four are expected.

Signal if you need us.

Right, I understand.

- Is everything alright? - It was my father.

- He made a weird request. - What was it?

- That woman... - Who?

- That woman. - Ah, Ginko-san?

Yes, Ginko.

Did you forget her name? It was you who gave it to her.

He asked me to bring him Ginko's cap and tennis racket.

- Why would he ask that? - Want a drink?

Juice.

I just don't understand.

He told me not to touch the handle of the racquet.

That's strange, isn't it?

- Sounds like a detective novel. - Here she comes.

- Let's go home, Ginko. - Okay.

The cap, as well.

Isn't that Hikari Aozora?

No, get away!

No, back up!

What? Where is she?

Can I have your autograph, please?

Dad, is there a problem?

Something odd about it...

- With the racket? - No. With that woman.

- Did something happen? - Yes, I came about Ginko.

Here, Dad.

Something very strange happened today.

What? What happened?

I hit a lob far over Ginko's head,

and she jumped incredibly high and returned the shot.

- And then? - And then I saw her go through...

- A closed door without even opening it! - Without opening it?

Yes.

I was right.

How did you get in?

Through the door.

Is that so?

- I didn't hear anything. - Really?

- What are you doing? - Destroying this horrible formula! I

That's part of my research. It does not concern you!

Not me, but it is of vital importance to the future of the Earth.

What? Do you mean you understand that formula?

- Yes. It's element 101. Urium. - Eh?

With enough of this element, you could blow up the Earth!

Who are you?

Humans are already threatened by the atomic bomb,

and now you're creating something much more devastating.

My formula is for peace. And anyway, it's still only theoretical.

And what business is it of...?

Mr. Isobe just telephoned.

He needs you at the observatory. It sounded urgent.

Thank you.

Is there something wrong?

He hasn't told me anything,

but I think it's about Ginko.

I've called him, so sit back and relax.

I came right over.

What's going on today? Everyone is here.

I just witnessed something... something I do not understand.

Did something happen?

She took one look at my Urium formula and understood it completely.

I'd only just completed it!

- You mean that woman? - Yes.

That settles it. She's not human.

What day is it today? April Fool's?

I started thinking about this after she was found in the lake.

The doctor told me she had too many white blood cells to be alive.

And yet, she was fine.

But we can't rely on only one test.

Well, take a look at this. Fingerprints taken from her racket.

What do you think? She doesn't have a single fingerprint!

And if that weren't enough, look at this.

It's a sample of sweat taken from her cap.

And this substance was discovered at Shibaura Pier.

What do you say? They're exactly the same.

So Dad, who is Ginko, really?

- An extraterrestrial. - What?

It comes from another planet.

But when we examine the Solar System: Mars, Jupiter...

we've never found a trace of any other lifeforms.

When my son played tennis with it,

he saw it jump higher than even a trained athlete could.

The gravity of its planet must be different from that of the Earth.

It must've reached the Earth in one of those UFOs.

All clues point to that.

Then an alien Ginko can transform into a human being?

I can think of no another possibility.

Eh? What's that?

Where's that sound coming from?

There! Over there!

You... It's you!

You surmised correctly. I am not a human being.

Then it's true! You're an alien!

Correct. I come from a planet called Paira.

- I am a Pairan. - Paira...?

What name do we know it by?

Paira is unknown to the Earth.

It's a distant planet, lying way beyond the scope of your observatories.

Why did you come to our planet?

From our planet, we saw many atomic clouds on Earth.

No way. That's impossible.

Not so. Our civilization is far older than yours.

Thousands of years ago, our satellites detected the presence of your Earth.

That alone shows how much more advanced we are.

I can't believe it. I just can't believe it.

When you saw my formula,

how did you know it was for element 101?

Our scientists discovered it long ago,

but it was too dangerous even in microscopic quantities,

so we destroyed our research into Urium.

Our physicists developed a much safer source of energy

and Paira's culture has greatly benefited from the resulting peace.

But why have you Pairans come here?

- As an act of goodwill towards you. - Goodwill?

Your planet is the only one in the cosmos that matches the conditions on ours.

But the misuse of nuclear weapons now threatens the very existence of Earth.

Centuries ago, the Pairans came close to nuclear catastrophe themselves,

but we were wise.

And with unlimited safe power, our culture progressed rapidly.

And you want us to avoid any similar catastrophes?

It's hard to open people's eyes to the potential danger.

Only one country on Earth has experienced the terror and destruction of atomic war,

and that country is Japan.

Well... Japan is calling for the abolition of nuclear arms,

but who knows what'll come of it?

There is one possible way out of this.

If all of Earth's nuclear weapons were activated in an accident,

ripples of destruction would spread throughout space.

What do you mean?

A planet from another solar system is heading

on a collision course with Earth.

Eh?

This is a news flash.

Today, Doctors Matsuda, Komura and Isobe

have sent a request to the World Council.

That they immediately deploy their entire stockpile of nuclear weapons

for the purpose of saving lives.

Rather than destroying them,

this is to protect our Earth from total destruction.

A rogue planet called 'R' is on course

to collide with the Earth.

This collision will take place within 90 days.

To avoid collision,

the warheads will attempt to destroy Planet R

or to divert it from its trajectory.

This warning was delivered to us by the Pairans,

an alien race who have recently been seen by many people

as they entered our atmosphere in their spacecraft.

The planet has yet lo be detected from Earth

but it is being tracked by the Pairans.

Sounds like a joke to me.

What's a Paira?

I don't know but it sounds delicious.

You're right! Paira! Paira!

Paira!

Paira!

Paira!

Attention, please. May I have your attention?

Gentlemen... unfortunately,

the World Council has rejected our request.

The reason is that they do not believe that Paira exists.

Now, wait. Patience, please.

You have all witnessed the presence of the Pairans.

But other countries, and even some Japanese,

do not believe in the reality of Planet R.

So first we need to convince the Japanese,

before resubmitting our request.

And I'm sure with our nation behind us, it will be accepted.

My Pairan informant estimates that we will be able,

within 15 days,

to observe Planet R from Earth.

PLANET R APPROACHING EARTH

IS PLANET R REALLY THERE?

THE WORLD COUNCIL REMAINS SILENT

CAN WE PREVENT THE APOCALYPSE?

NEARING THE END OF THE WORLD

TOMORROW, PLANET R WILL BE VISIBLE THROUGH TELESCOPES

Tomorrow the planet should appear. What is the course of action?

There is only one solution: to use the nuclear warheads.

- Any news from the other countries? - Not yet.

I think that once they're convinced that Planet R exists,

they will realize that ours is the only option.

And what if they do not?

Then the Earth and mankind will disappear forever.

You're joking! Can nothing else be done?

A Japanese scientist has discovered an explosive greater than the H-bomb.

Who?

It was to be used as an energy source, not a weapon.

- What's his name? - Dr. Eisuke Matsuda.

You've made the evening papers.

What does it say?

That you discovered a weapon more powerful than a nuclear bomb.

That changes nothing. It's too late.

We don't have the technical capability to build it.

It's purely theoretical.

A gentleman's here to see you, sir.

I said I didn't want visitors.

Yes, but he says it's very important.

Who is he?

- His card says "George Saito". - George?

- Very well. Show him in. - Yes, sir.

I just can't sit around here.

I'm going to the observatory. Order a car for me.

Have a seat.

I have to leave quite soon, so please be brief.

Very well, I'll get straight to the point.

- Good. - It's about your formula.

I'd like to buy the rights.

What? Buy the rights?

I'm offering a great deal of money.

Who the hell are you?

- Consider me a friend. - Why do you want my formula?

- Many countries want to buy it. - You would betray Japan?

- I didn't say I was Japanese. - Then what are you?

- I was born in Heaven. - Get out, you fool!

I have no time for you.

- If you refuse, you'll regret it... - Get out of my house now!

We shall meet again.

- Who was that man? - The deuvil!

Attention. News flash.

The day has arrived.

Stand by for a report from the Observatory.

I see it!

They've spotted it!

Please, you can't enter here!

Dr. Isobe.

Attention, everybody. The planetary body is moving at high speed.

Want to see it?

Yes, this is Tokyo calling. Is this Sydney Observatory?

- Yes. - Yes, I've got it.

- It's coming? - Yes, we just saw. It's coming!

Yes. Yes, I've got it. Yes.

Doctor, how soon before we collide?

Within 50 days. But the world will be scorched long before that.

Couldn't we survive underground?

That would only delay the outcome.

There's no solution but to destroy it with nuclear weapons.

Why not use the atomic bombs? It's insane to save them for war!

Don't abandon us!

Launch them now! Get rid of them all!

This is a news flash.

Foreign agencies have informed us

that the Defense Ministries have convened in emergency session

to reconsider Japan's proposal to use bombs against Planet R.

Doctor, can you do anything?

Attention! I shall issue orders to begin the evacuation of Tokyo.

The basement of the observatory is too small to accommodate the parents.

We understand, but thank you for taking our son.

We're grateful that he'll be safe.

- I'll look after him. - Thank you.

Listen to the teacher and behave yourself.

- Thank you. - Goodbye.

- Goodbye. - Goodbye.

Thank you!

SUBWAY

Doctor!

Speed has increased to 200km per second.

At that rate, within two days, it'll be visible without a telescope.

- Any news from abroad? - No.

- Prepare the basement. - Yes.

Let's begin moving all important documents.

What do you want? Who are you?

Let go. Let go!

Who are you?

Quieten down.

You!

So, we meet again.

- What do you want from me? - To reconsider my offer.

No way, you bastard! This is kidnapping.

Kidnapping?

You misunderstand. I'm trying to do you a favor.

Aren't you sick of being a poor scientist?

Accept my money and you will be rich.

Take me home. I have work to do!

We'll return you once you've given me the formula.

Unless you can fly, you can't escape.

I will not give you the formula under any circumstances.

Then you're about to enter a world of pain.

The formula's useless. Soon we'll all be dead.

Do what you want.

I don't think your formula Is useless.

Nor do my clients. Make him talk!

Carefully, children.

Walk down slowly, one at a time.

Really? Well, we'll wait for you here.

- Matsuda left to come here hours ago. - Where can he be?

If the World Council rejects the request again,

Matsuda's new element 101 is our only hope.

But according to him, we lack the ability to actually produce it.

Quick, someone help me!

Hand me that!

Here!

Where can my husband be?

Don't worry. He must be sheltering in another basement.

That's it.

Okay, kids, nothing to be scared of. Everything's fine now.

Doctor!

- Please come quickly! - What is it?

It's accelerating again!

Quick! Over here!

- Yes... yes... in Japan. - Linear velocity steady.

Radiation: -15.

- How much time do we have now? - We only have 20 days.

What do we do?

We can only wait until the other countries have decided.

This is a news flash.

The World Council has reversed its decision.

Today at 20:00 hours,

all the Earth's nuclear bombs will be launched against Planet R.

At last!

Listen! We're saved!

Tonight, all countries will launch their warheads at R.

- Hurrah! - Hurrah!

Hurray!

Alright, time for your nap.

What happened?

Doctor, what happened?

The nuclear bombs had no effect on Planet R.

She was so beautiful that the prince kissed her,

and suddenly she awoke.

The prince asked for her hand.

And they got married, and lived happily ever after

Until the end of their days.

Did you like it? Okay, time for sleep.

We have a big problem.

The atomic bombs did not destroy the planet.

Radiation has doubled.

How much time do we have?

Only five days till impact.

- What is it? - Doctor!

- What happened? - Doctor! Doctor!

- Are you all right, Doctor? - Yes, yes.

- What's wrong? - Rats! There are rats!

OBSERVATORY - MAIN BUILDING

It's so hot!

Don't cry, be brave.

I'll sing a song and cheer us up, okay?

In our lovely town, under the beautiful sky

How delightful, how delightful everything is

All the flowers are in bloom, bloom, bloom

As the blacksmith's hammer bangs, bangs, bangs

All the good children gather round

How delightful, how delightful our town is

All the sparrows fly around and chirp, chirp, chirp...

If only we had Matsuda's Urium.

Everyone, do not abandon hope.

Where is Dr. Matsuda?

He's been missing for days.

We shall find Dr. Matsuda.

And how will you be able to do that?

Dr. Matsuda is wearing one of our rings.

The ring's location will be visible on our radar.

Doctor, are you okay?

We need your Urium to save the Earth.

Please give us the formula.

Matsuda...

Where are you?

Don't cry, we'll all be fine.

Matsuda!

- Dr. Matsudal! - Doctor!

Matsuda!

They found him!

Sit him down.

People of the Earth. People of the Earth.

A bomb using Dr. Matsuda's Urium has been built on our ship.

We are preparing to launch.

Imminent launch! Please observe Planet R.

Come on!

THE END

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