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LATITUDE ZERO

Longitude, one hundred eighty degrees.

Latitude...

...ZERO!

The spring of 1969.

The largest oceanographic
ship in the world,

the Japanese research
vessel "Fuji"...

...has sailed eastward
from the Gilbert Islands to...

...an area in the
equatorial South Pacific

to investigate and
analyze what is known...

...as the Cromwell Current,

a subsurface stream
flowing east from New Guinea

to the coast of Ecuador.

Why do they study it?

Because possibly it can be used
by submarines to increase speed...

...just as the jet stream is
used by high-flying aircraft.

Shall we go?

Dr. Ken Tashiro, physicist and
oceanographer is in command.

Aiding him is Dr. Jules Masson.

A French geologist and veteran
of many bathysphere expeditions.

Perry Lawton from Trans Globe News...

His story and photographs are to be
"pooled", that is made available to...

...all the various news services.

Oh!

I wasn't going to
light up in here.

I just carry it to ease my mind.

This is control.
How do you read us?

Loud and clear.
Just passing twenty fathoms.

How's the temperature?

Exterior water temp
two-zero degrees centigrade.

Bathysphere temp two-six.

It better get cooler.
We not gonna light each other...

Has the depth of mission
being determinate?

Negative!

The DSL is very dense in this area.

The SONAR findings are inconclusive.

But you probably reached
the bottom of the current,

around 100 fathoms.

We'll be pulling you up in twelve hours.
Have a good trip. Out.

What is the DSL?

DSL stands for deep scattering layer.

Is composed of living organisms,
that scatters or reverts sound pulses.

Organisms that reflect sound...

That's why.
Can it be photographed?

They never have never been,
at least conclusively.

Might be a manu fish,
even a squid. We just don't know.

Oh, that's why.

Yes, I can see those
red lines right now.

Divers in Cromwell Current
find sound reflective squids.

Gentlemen, that for sure is
not gonna get me any surprise.

Red lights increase vision
as we get deeper.

How deeper are we now?

Nearing 300 feet, close to 90 meters.

Check this!

How come they're all going one way?

What'd you make of it?

Do they know something that we don't?

Turn on the searchlights.

Exterior water temp is one-five...

That's normal for this depth.

Dr. Tashiro, do you read us?
Go ahead!

Ship board seismograph indicate
some sort of disturbance on the sea floor.

Have you observed
anything unusual?

Everything seems normal.

Except, all marine
live has disappeared.

Stand by.

The director is dropping the mission.

We'll start pulling you
up to the surface immediately.

Out!

Hey! What's that coming at us?

Wherever we are...

I'm sure we're all better than we were.

Hey, we don't have any scars either.

Look, they are all healed.

Glad to see you two
are feeling better.

I'm Dr. Anne Barton.

Dr. Tashiro...

I'm Perry Lawton.

And your companion...what's his name?

Jules...Dr. Jules Masson.

He's okay?

We're taking care of him.
He's in a separate cabin.

When you feel up to getting dressed,
the Control Room's straight ahead.

Oh, I don't know whose camera it is,
but I put it there.

Doctor of medicine?

Harry.
Yes.

Hi.

Oh, nice to see you up and about.

You must be Dr. Tashiro...

Yes.

I'm Captain Craig McKenzie.
Welcome aboard the Alpha.

This is my assistant, Kobo.

Mr. Lawton...

Trans Globe...

Ah yes, all the news from pole to pole.

We do try.

How is Dr. Masson, sir?

Dr. Barton reported he is suffering
from shock and a cranial injury.

Is it bad?

Everything is being done to effect
his recovery as soon as possible.

This Dr. Barton is kind
of young, isn't she?

She doesn't look
much like a doctor.

Mr. Lawton,

what's a doctor
supposed to look like?

Well...

Now, there...what is that?

That is the volcano that tore
you loose from your mooring.

Now you're seeing it from a viewing
scanner we have on the surface.

How close is it?

About ten miles away.

Our vulcanologists have been
predicting this eruption about a month.

That's why we happening to be in this area.
To observe it.

And that's why we happened
to observe your difficulty.

Had you been dropped two miles farther
south, you'd have been incinerated.

That's a pleasant thought.

Where are we?

What is this anyway?

This is the Alpha, a submersible.

An American nuclear sub?

Or Japanese?

No. Mr. Lawton, neither are we
American, Russian, British...

...nor any other nationality.

We are neutral.

You're neutral?

Look, a submarine like this has got to
come from somewhere. Now where?

-That's irrelevant.
-No, I don't think it is.

Listen, I'm a reporter.
I do know a story when I see one.

I imagine you do, but you can't
cable your editors from here.

Perry!

The Alpha, launched June 21 , 1805...

Stornaway Harbor, Hebrides...

that's in Scotland, isn't it?

1805!

That would make this submarine
a hundred sixty-four years old!

You don't believe that, do you?

Neither do I.

Excuse me, Captain McKenzie.

Yes?

This business about your submarine
being launched in 1805...

That's a hoax, isn't it?

What?

I mean...a joke.

No.

But the first success submarine
wasn't build until the 1880's.

Not quite accurate, doctor.

A Dutchman named Van Drebbel while in
the services of King James of England

build the submersible that
was powered by 12 rowers.

And they rowed at the Thames
of the depth of nearly 15 feet.

Yes...

1620.

Captain, he's not responding.

I am afraid, we can't treat him
successfully aboard the Alpha.

You realize the importance of
our presence here.

-How urgent is this problem?
-Very urgent.

The shock factor is manageable, but...

...he suffered some internal injuries
requiring care we're not equipped to give.

Then you recommend
we call off this mission?

If he's to live.

What are you gonna do now, Captain?
Toss a coin?

-Kobo, set course to El-zee.
-Yes, Captain.

Hello, El-zee, this is the Alpha.

Go ahead, Captain McKenzie.

We are aborting the mission.

Alert Rehabilitation Clinic to pick up
injured man as soon as we dock.

That is all.

Kobo...

Flank speed.

Yes, Captain.

All right Doctor?
Thank you.

How fast are we going, anyhow?

A shade under eighty knots.

Now, if you'll excuse me...

Dock at Latitude Zero?

That's only a place on maps,

where the Equator and
international Date Line cross.

But, there's no land there.

Malic!

Malic!
Come quickly!

Have our agents finally
kidnapped Dr. Okada?

No word from them, but look!

McKenzie is leaving the volcano.

Kroiga, this is Malic.

I am here, my lord Malic.

The Alpha is northeast of you,
on course for Latitude Zero.

It would please me if you
intercepted and destroyed it.

Your wish is my command, my lord.

We're near enough to
get McKenzie this time.

You should reach the Alpha
within the quarter hour.

Do your best, little one.

McKenzie will be destroyed.

This I promise, my lord.

And your reward shall
be waiting, little one.

Your jealousy is showing.

I can't help it.
I just hate that woman.

Don't be silly.
She's useful to us.

You're the only woman I keep with me.

Why don't you tell me you
gonna get rid of her,

and let Ching take
over the Black Shark?

I will, eventually...
after she destroys the Alpha and McKenzie.

Later, Lucretia, when we have
something to really celebrate.

The Black Shark.

Is it going to attack?

It always has.
Cover the the lights.

Yes.

Do you have anything to fight it with?

Nothing is powerful as what it has.

That includes speed!

It's a matter of how to escape.

Go up twenty meters.

Maybe that avalanche caught them.

Stay above two strokes.

Prepare search missiles!

Search missiles ready!

Those aren't torpedoes!

Search missiles.

Follow our heat path.

Kobo, activate the icing equipment.

Yes, Captain.

It doesn't work, Captain.

Do something!
Will you!

McKenzie has increased
the mobility of the Alpha.

He's forever changing
something on that damned boat!

Your ''little one'' is no match for him.

Don't underestimate her
just because you dislike her.

She was stupid!

If those missiles had backfired,
she could have cost us the Black Shark.

Trying to get close up to use
their laser cannon, I would guess.

Another sub!

No.
That's a ghost image of us.

Marvelous!

How ingenious!

It must be a projection
device of some kind.

Of course! But which is the real Alpha
and which is the image?

How bloody inventive that McKenzie is!

I have done it!

I have finally done it!

Did she do it?

That's what McKenzie
would like us to believe.

Look!

He has made a fool of her.

She shouldn't have fired
those missiles so soon!

How did you do that?

Well, not exactly with mirrors,
Dr. Tashiro.

Top speed!

Ram it!

What's that glow?

That's the light of our artificial sun.

Sun?
Under the sea?

Kobo, turn on the equalizers.

Yes, Captain.

Faster! Faster!

I’m sure Kroiga did her best.

She shouldn't have failed...

Order the Black Shark
back to Blood Rock.

Then contact our agents in Japan and
find out about kidnapping Dr. Okada.

I better get back to my patient.

What happened to the Black Shark?

The electronic shield of light
prevents entry into Latitude Zero...

...to all vehicles except the Alpha
and a few others that have...

...equalizing equipment.

It's a sort of electronic
fence around your ranch, right?

In a sense, yes.

-Kobo, take over, please.
-Yes, Captain.

Who does the Black Shark belong to?

To an evil genius named Malic,
and his companion Lucretia.

His captain is Kroiga, a woman.

Formidable opponent.
More skillful than most seamen.

Where's this Black Shark from?

Malic's base at Blood Rock.

It's an island some
distance north of here.

And you're always at war
with each other?

He lives up to his name. In one archaic
language ''Malic'' means murderer.

If it wasn't for the
efforts of Latitude Zero,

he might have taken
over your world...

...a century ago.

A century ago?

Yes, we were students, not friends, really.

We aren't enemies neither.

He chose one path...I another.

Wait, just a minute.

You and he were students
together a century ago, right?

Yes.

What?
Just how old are you?

Well...

Since you question everything, I
don't expect you to believe this

or much of anything else
you're about to see.

I am two hundred and four years old.

Malic is now two hundred and three.

And this Dr. Barton...

How old does that make her?

Mr. Lawton.

Even in Latitude Zero, gentlemen
do not discuss the age of a lady.

We'll be docking soon.

This Sir...

we are actually at the
bottom of the sea?

Yes, a little more than
eleven thousand fathoms.

Is taking pictures here forbidden?

Not at all.

Oh good, because nobody's gonna
believe me unless I show them pictures.

They might not even
believe me anyway.

Gently, Kobo.

Yes.

-Is he all right?
-He will be better soon.

I'll go with him to the
Rehabilitation Clinic.

Is that electrically operated?

Yes. We have no internal
combustion machines here.

So no smog.

Kobo.
Yes.

report the malfunction of the
icing equipment and have...

...and have the R and D
people make the modifications

on the bow rudders
as I requested.

Yes, Captain.

Now...

to the Great Hall.

This is a model of Latitude Zero.

Here's the Great Hall where we are now.

Fabulous.

Who does it all belong to?

To the people who live here.

That lady over there looks like
she just got here by a wagon train.

Some of our people prefer the styles
they wore when they arrived.

But who runs it?

Nothing like this can
operate all by itself!

Mr. Lawton, are you skeptical by
nature or because of your profession?

I'm a realist.

We are the realists.

That's why we're not political here.

Politics are only needed by people
incapable of running their own lives.

I'm sorry.

Quite all right.

Welcome home, Craig!

How was the volcano?

Erupting!

Professor Bella, a nuclear physicist.

He's made many contributions
to our sunshine.

Now we can get much more Vitamin D.

Comes up six o'clock in the morning
and dims down at eight at night.

Please, change my name to Alice.

I didn't take a ride in a bathysphere.
I just fell through the looking glass.

Mr. Lawton, you can be very good
company when you aren't glowering.

Thank you.

Dr. Karnack!

Don't you look fine today.

Dr. Karnack?

Karnack?
The Russian mathematician?

Yes.

He was reported killed in an
air crash five or six years ago!

Ah, and that water fall
in those mountains.

Yes!

That's the source of our fresh water river.
They evaporate it in the hills, over there.

Dr. Tashiro seemed to understand

what I tried to explain
about Latitude Zero.

But Perry Lawton found it
difficult to accept.

But he appreciated that the
variety of architectural styles...

...in our residential areas
representing international tastes...

...and reflected the desire to preserve
what was good from the past.

I'm sorry.
A place like this just cannot run itself.

Maybe you'll never understand.

But when...greed is made meaningless,

there is no reason for one to seek
power over his neighbors or become a..

as you, buddy,
a though dog.

Are you trying to tell us
that nobody down here ever...

...raises his voice or has an argument?

Of course we all do, but arguments are
to solve problems, not bolster egos.

You really go for this, don't you?

-Yes, I do.
-All right.

Does everybody down here
wear gold clothing?

We use a good deal of it.

You mean there are gold mines here?

No.
We extract it from sea water.

It's inexpensive and very practical.

No laundry, you know...

Captain McKenzie,
where exactly is Jules Masson now?

He is right here
in the rehabilitation clinic.

Everything is near normal.

You see, the cranial bruise
has already healed.

The lung puncture has closed.

The broken ribs have knitted quickly.

The new narrow injections promote
healing in a miraculously short time.

Really nothing to be concerned about.

All he now requires is
ample sleep.

When can he be released, Dr. Sugata?

In the morning.

Goodnight, Dr. Barton.

'Night, Dr. Sugata.

Come in, gentlemen.

Excuse me.

Here's the bathroom.

Tomorrow morning this closet
will be full of fresh clothing.

The YMCA was never like this.

Here's the bed.

Captain McKenzie!
Is this what I think it is?

A diamond.

Is it real?

Everything in Latitude Zero is real.

Do you mind if I take a few
of those stones, Captain?

Take all you like.

We only use them for
abrasive or cutting tools.

That's their only real value to us.

Why are you sweating?

Because I never was an
instant millionaire before! That's why!

Thank you very much,
Captain McKenzie!

Don't mention it.

For dinner, do we got a mess hall or what?
Oh!

The schedule is here.

You press these buttons to select
what you want from the menu,

and it will be delivered through
there from the central kitchen.

What is this:
caviar, rack of lamb, prime rib...

Well, and who you get to prepare this food?

Oh, this is a hobby.
Today the chef is Dr. Ildoro, mineralogist.

Don't worry.

You won't find any stones in your stomach.

Goodnight, gentlemen.
I'll see you in my office tomorrow.

You can't have everything.

No moon, no stars.

Do you realize that those people
McKenzie talked to, or about,

all disappeared...

...or they were reported missing
and finally presumed to be dead.

Maybe we're in Paradise
and don't even know it.

Oh, come on now!
I'm serious!

You think maybe we're dead.

I don't know.
I've never been dead before.

You know what,

McKenzie and some
of his cronies...

...they could've
kidnapped those people

they could've brought them down here.

and then brainwashed them
into working for him.

You're out of your head.

And now he's trying
to brainwash us!

You act like he's
already gotten to you!

He sure has.

Or maybe while we
were still out,

we were given some
sort of injections

that might have caused
hallucinations!

Oh, come on!

No, I mean it.

When we come to, we
might find we're just...

another exhibit in Marineland.

You gonna join me?

Or should I enjoy
all this hallucination all by myself.

I'll be dead.

To Latitude Zero.

What's McKenzie up to now?

He's doing something to the Alpha.

Every change he makes in it also
makes him more difficult to destroy.

If only there was some way
to puncture that dome...

You know there's no way of doing that!

We must get him away from there.
In the open we never gonna get him.

This is Malic...

From Tokyo? Go ahead.

Dr. Okada has escaped?

Escaped?

I'm not interested in how or why
you failed to kidnap him in Tokyo.

When did he sail?

What route?

Report to our agent in Osaka
and wait for further orders.

Dr. Okada and his daughter
sailed from Yokohama last night.

The ship is bound for Honolulu,
then San Francisco.

Are Latitude Zero agents with him?

I don't know.

But, we've got to get Okada here.

Killing two birds with one stone...

I'll get the secret of his immunized
radiation formula and also use him as bait!

Don't you see?

I'll make sure McKenzie finds out
Okada is here on Blood Rock.

When he comes to rescue him,
it'll be the end of McKenzie!

Yes.
But you are inviting him to invade us.

That's the idea, Lucretia.

Now contact Kroiga for me.

She has one more mission to perform
before I ''retire'' her from service.

I'm very grateful to you for
saving my life, Captain McKenzie.

Not at all, Dr. Masson.
She talked me into it...

-Good morning.
-Good morning.

Hey you are fine!

Why shouldn't I?
Look who's been taking care of me.

Well, they sure got you
up and around fast, didn't they?

From I've seen so far,
I hasn't even in a mild medical problem.

Oh I see...

Hey!

Quite layout? , isn't he?
Yes, great.

What's this thing?

This is a model of
a special vehicle...

Used for transporting
Project Teams to and from...

...Latitude Zero.

From where?

All over the world.

For instance,
Project Team Three.

The chemist is Sir Morris Polley.

But, he defected to the Communists!

So the Western Press reported.

The Communists said nothing
preferring let

the West believe he indeed
had defected to them.

The truth is one of those
brought here is working on...

... pure science
instead of ''profitable'' science.

What if he decides he'd
rather go back to London?

Oh, we will take him home.

That young man is from
Project Team Eight.

The man with him is
Sergey Kievsky, the biologist.

I thought he took
political asylum in Canada.

So you read...

The Communists read he had taken
his family on a holiday to Egypt.

Actually, he is here.

Here is Dr. Okada.

Three years ago
when he received the Nobel Prize.

Every nation in the world tried to
lure him into working for them...

...or steal his discovery.

Including Malic.

These men are from
Project Team Fourteen...

...when they explained Latitude Zero
to Dr. Okada and his daughter.

That was last month.

And where are they now?

Are on their way to Hawaii.

To meet the Team to bring them here.

Father!

The ship will radio for help.

Aid may come before
Kroiga can get

Dr. Okada and his daughter
aboard the Black Shark.

That's so none will risk firing for
fear of injuring our noted guest.

Besides, I think we can
count on the little one.

Captain, what's this Okada
done that's so important?

He developed a serum

that can immunize
against radiation.

No wonder every nation wants it.

Exactly. Any one
government could immunize

its own population and
destroy all opposition.

But Dr. Okada has refused
to reveal his formula

until all mankind posses it.

But...

after these people here in Latitude
Zero invent something or whatever...

...how is it going to benefit mankind
if you keep everything down here?

We frequently manage to...

find new discoveries into medical
laboratories of the world.

The passenger liner en route
from Japan to Honolulu...

...was stopped on the high seas
by a mysterious submarine,

identity not established.

And the Nobel Prize-winning bacteriologist,
Dr. Shogoro Okada and...

...his daughter, Tsuruko, were forcibly
taken from the ship...

... by hostile persons unknown.

...the kidnapping of the famous
scientist is intolerable!

At this very moment, our Ambassador
to the United Nations...

...is protesting to the Secretary General
about the high-handed act of piracy.

The identity of the submarine
has not yet been confirmed.

But since it was not American...

...the evidence indicated it may have
been either of Soviet design...

...or a new aggressive
step by Red China.

Strong diplomatic protests...

Any report from Project Team H?

Team H from Hawaii.
Standby.

This is Yankton.

We are waiting to meet Okada
and his daughter in Honolulu

and bring them to El-Zee,

after supplying identical substitutes
to continue the voyage to San Francisco

to cover his disappearance

We're now waiting for instructions.

None now. Stay put.

No! I will tell you nothing!

Dr. Okada, you judge us wrongly.

We new you were going to be
taken for that ship in Honolulu

and spirited away
to Latitude Zero...

...never to be heard from again.

We are going willingly to that place.

I see.

Well, if that's your desire, I'll see to it
that you get there...

...as soon as you give me the
formula for the immunization serum.

Never.

Well, you're probably too upset
to think clearly right now.

Take a little rest, and
then we'll talk again.

That way, Doctor and Tsuruko-san.

Do I get a reward for
having brought them to you?

Of course, little one.
Just what did you have in mind?

To be alone with you.

It's a long time.

Too long.

Come with me. I'll take you
where we can be together.

Kroiga...

Wait in here, little one.

Oh, no!

Malic...

Damn you!

What's that noise?
What happened to her?

Nothing...

yet.

This way, please.

Please, this is our guest room.

You can rest here, Doctor,

and think about my proposition.

I will not cooperate
with you at any time.

You may change your mind.

This is one of my creations.

They will keep you company
for the next twelve hours.

Convince your father to cooperate,
or I'll turn you into a creature like that.

No, no...

You're a monster!

No, I am a genius.

If you continue to be
obstinate, Dr. Okada...

...you will force me to get
your formula in my own way...

...by surgically removing your brain,
and then dissecting its memory bank.

That's impossible!

Not for me.

You have twelve hours.

Now to let McKenzie know
that I have Dr. Okada...

It's originating from someone here!

Yes, it's Okada.

How convenient that they
supplied him with a homing device.

Very good.

It saves me the trouble of
telling McKenzie where Okada is.

-That will bring him here.
-Exactly what I want.

We're getting a signal on 87.4.
We'll have its location in a moment.

McKenzie.
-Yes, sir.

Have the modifications on the Alpha
I requested been completed?

The work is done, but testing will
require at least another day.

No time for testing.
She must be ready within one hour.

Thank you.

The signal is stabilized, therefore
Okada can not be on the Black Shark.

They have to be on Blood Rock.

No land or island shows at that point.

Plenty of islands have
never input on maps.

How can Okada let you know where he is?

We gave him a homing device
before he left Tokyo.

Gentlemen, I had planned to return you to
the surface today, but it'll have to wait.

Anne, we must select three men to
go with us on this rescue attempt.

What's the matter with us?

We're only alive because you
put us safe without the bathysphere

Let us go with you.

I wouldn't miss it.

I must warn you the dangers
will be very great.

So, how do we start preparing for them?

You may need a doctor, Captain?

All right, but you'll remain
aboard the Alpha.

First, to the Bath of immunity.

The bath of what?

Now, you see, Gentlemen,
that's how it's done.

The immunity only lasts
for twenty-four hours.

Submerge for a count of three.

Uh, ladies first.

I think you'd better go first.

You know, I thought
we would look like Easter Eggs.

-You'd better be tested too.
-No...

Ah, me?

I've been hit harder
with ping pong balls.

These are made of Corvexo...

an alloy of gold and platinum.

Impervious to all temperatures.

And this is an added precaution,
put them on.

Then, we'll board the Alpha.

-Mr. Lawton.
-Thank you.

Have you changed your mind, Dr. Okada?

Never!

Do you expect to be rescued?

The people of Latitude Zero
already know where we are.

I certainly hope so. They've had
ample time to pinpoint your location.

That’s why I didn't take that homing device
away from you when you first time turn on.

Ingenious.

Much less obvious than others.

But they've served their purpose.

Bring them to the operating room.

El-zee, El-zee, this is the Alpha.

This is El-zee.

Are you still hearing
the homing device?

Negative, it stopped, twelve seconds ago.

No...no...no...please...no...

No..no...Malic please...no!

Please, no, Malic...

No, no, please...Malic!

No!

You're a monster...a fiend...damn you!

I hope you die...die...die...

While we're waiting for the arrival of
your benefactor, I'll demonstrate my skill.

by creating the creature that
will kill Captain McKenzie for me.

Nearly an anesthetic.

He is to watch everything.

Is that way in all sides?
Yes.

And how we get up those cliffs?

Anne, cover for Kobo.

The rest of your equipment.

This is the Helium Elevation Belt.

Rocket-powered, it permits a person to
climb to high altitudes very quickly.

That's the answer of my question, right?

Here is the safety.

Here's the trigger.

Now these are dangerous
and diverse weapons.

In the fingers.

The first finger emits a jet of fire.

-A miniature flame-thrower?
-Yes.

The second
a paralyzing gas...

...that immobilizes but does not kill.

How do we keep from
immobilizes ourselves with it?

The Bath of Immunity and
Corvexo suit will prevent that.

The third discharges a
laser beam that is lethal...

...up to one hundred yards.

Each is fired...
by its own switch on the wrist.

Under no circumstances...

are you to use any
of these weapons,

unless I specifically
give you the order.

I can't stand it!
No!

Can you see?

The brain of this lion.

Your doctors are so elated that
they have finally been able to...

...transplant organs
from one human to another.

That's child's play.

I'm now going to transplant a human
brain into the head of this lion.

My God, no!
Don't kill that woman!

Think of it, Dr. Okada, a
human's brain in a savage beast!

It will be able to understand
and obey my orders.

Ah, what a marvelous creature
this is going to be!

I beg you.
Don't do this terrible thing!

I'll give you the formula.

Only stop this, and let her go!

It's too late, Doctor.

There is a ledge below at eighty feet.

After we leave, submerge

and let the Alpha settle on it.

The Alpha has surfaced
beside the cliff wall.

Administer the anesthetic to the condor.

You are to remain on that ledge...

...until you receive a radio signal
from me to surface.

If you fail to receive
that signal by dusk...

...you are to return to
Latitude Zero immediately.

Is that understood?
Immediately.

Yes, Captain.

Be careful.

Yeah.

I must be crazy!

Changed your mind?
Don't want to come alone?

No, is not that.
I didn't bring my camera with me.

I didn't bring one lousy camera.

Malic, look!

McKenzie has arrived!

Now watch and see what happens
to him and his little group.

I've seen pictures of the moon
that looks a lot more inviting.

Captain, you've never been here before?

First time.

That’s great.
How do we find Dr. Okada?

We have to search.

Could be in that tower.

It looks like a way down.

What's the matter?

It's a strong magnetic force.

Lock on the lever
on our elevation belts!

Captain!

Kobo, try to pull us out.
One at a time.

They're getting loose!

Malic.

They freed themselves.

Don't matter.
Don't bother me.

Kroiga, do you hear me?

You see, Dr. Okada!

My new creation even
knows its name!

This amplification serum.

It will increase the size of
this creature at least three times.

All within a few minutes.

Kroiga! Come here!

It can't be...
a beast with the brain of a human!

Go!

Find McKenzie and kill him!

Yes!
Kill McKenzie!

You understand?
Kill McKenzie!

Now Dr. Okada,
it is your turn.

No, no!

Silence her!

Hurry!

Doctor, doctor!
This way!

Are you all right?

You look all right, OK?
I guess so.

Back to that tunnel we just pass!

We head to that high ground.

Rather a better attack,
I should have only a few bones to pick on.

Watch out!
There!

Maybe we can wade across.

I'll go.

Let's get his boots off, Ken.

Captain McKenzie!
Over here!

Can you make it?

I'm okay.

Jules, get back here.

Grab him. .
Two on each side.

Activate your elevation belts!

Kroiga!

Kroiga!

Kroiga was a fool as a woman.

Is she also a fool as a griffin!
Why doesn't she attack?

But you will not scape, Dr. Okada!

Please, please don't hurt my father!

Malic!

Idiot!

Why didn't she get McKenzie?

-Kobo!
Yes.

Try that lock.
-Yes, Captain.

Give me the anesthetic.

McKenzie!

Lucretia!

Lucretia...

I.... I didn't....

I didn't mean.

I know Malic.

Malic...

Kill him!

Ah! Malic!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Father!

Tsuruko!

Father!

-Captain McKenzie?
-We'll talk later, Dr. Okada.

Malic has escaped.

We must hurry back to the Alpha.

Captain!

Dr. Okada, Tsuruko.

This is Dr. Anne Barton. She
will take care of you.

Where's Jules...Dr. Masson?

He's up there
with Kobo and Mr. Lawton.

We have to go back to help them down.

Are they all right?

Everybody is all right,
except Malic escaped us.

Ready!

Yes.

Is that what I think it is?

The Black Shark!

Let's go!

Inside, everybody!

Hurry!

Try to overcome this force, my friend!

We are being pulled by a
strong magnetic force.

We're in a magnetic field
coming from that cliff!

-Prepare the laser gun.
-Yes, sir.

I'm going to destroy the Alpha and
everyone on her, piece by piece!

That laser cannon is aimed on us.
-Hold to something stead, all of you.

-What's going to happen?

The first time, test of the modification
installed just before we left. Kobo.

Activate bow rudders.
Yes, captain.

If this works, we're going to fly.

Fly?

Now or never.

Aim the laser gun!

Laser Ready!

Fire!

Fire!

Shoot it down!
Shoot it down!

Get out!

Out of my way!

Sir! We are being pulled to land!

How ironic.

Black Shark has been
caught in the magnetic field!

Sir, look out!

Scratch one submarine!

Scratch one island!

I know.

I've already told them goodbye
and I wished them luck,

which I figure they've
already found.

A logical conclusion
for a good reporter.

Have a chair.

I suppose you're anxious to
get back to your own world.

Well, with the terrific story I've got,
plus the pictures to prove it...

...and a tobacco pouch full of diamonds,
it's the only place to go.

Uh, Captain McKenzie...

You said everything down here was developed
for the benefit of mankind, right?

When are you going to let the rest
of the world in on this secret?

Mr. Lawton,

none of us is wise enough to know
when men will live in harmony.

We do believe that eventually,
must until then...

we must continue our work here,

because is the only place on
this planet where we can.

Kobo, arrange to return
Mr. Lawton to the surface.

Yes, Captain.

Good luck.

Thank you.

Captain, excuse me.

How much longer before the
spacecraft splashes down, Captain?

The American officers aboard tell us
that re-entry should begin at...

...eleven hundred hours.

Raft adrift off starboard bow, sir!

Oh, over there!

Look, I've told you all a dozen times.
The other two decide to remain down there.

This captain...

-At the bottom of the ocean?
It's the truth, I swear!

And all those scientists
the world think are dead...

...are really alive.
They are working down there. I saw them!

What is this?

He seems to think I'm
somebody called Tashiro.

If you please, Gentlemen...

I'll be in the radio room
with Lt. Hastings.

Thank you.

What are you doing here?

I'm temporarily assigned
to this ship to observe the...

...pick-up of a space-craft,
Commander Glenn McKenzie.

You look exactly like
Captain Craig McKenzie.

Now, you can see for yourself
the pictures I took!

-Nothing on this film.
-What?

Blank!

What?

That's his lousy darkroom
that ruined my films.

I took pictures of everything there.

Wait a minute!

I can prove it to you.

You see this...

It was full of diamonds.

Captain McKenzie gave them to me.

I come from a long line of McKenzie’s.

I never knew any rich enough to
give away diamonds.

Lt. Hastings, you better bring a corpsman
to the wardroom.

Right, sir.
Thank you.

Until this mission is completed,

you will be cared for
in sick bay.

But I'm not sick!

You are all so hung up
on exploring space.

You're not even interested in
learning about a miracle that exists

right here on our own planet.

When this miracle you seen
so hang upon can be true...

...we'll be most interested, Mr. Lawton.

Here's the patient, Lt. Hastings.

But you...

-Take care of him, corpsmen.
-Yes, sir.

Telegram, Captain.

It's from New York Bank to Perry Lawton.

Listen to this...

''Have received six hundred karats
of diamonds from unknown sender...

''...instructing we hold for safe
keeping pending your return.''

How the bank knows
he is aboard this ship?

And as I know...

he is essentially
the richest man aboard.

Here is one from SOPAC, sir.

The rendez-vous area is now Tango X-Ray
for splash-down of the spacecraft.

Better ask the captain to change course.

Captain!

Longitude one seven six.

One seven six.

Latitude...

Latitude...

Zero.

Zero.

THE END