Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Godzilla? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. "It's believed that during the following geological period, the Cretaceous period, a rare intermediate organism was evolving from a marine reptile into a terrestrial animal. Following Odo Island tradition, I propose for the time being that we call this creature Godzilla. We encountered Godzilla on Odo Island." Who dropped this bit of backstory on us?
Professor Yamane
Doctor Serizawa
Alan Grant
Professor Tanabe
Q. "This is absolutely unbelievable, yet it's unfolding before our very eyes! Godzilla's leaving a sea of flames in its wake! Owari-cho, Shinbashi, Tamachi, Shiba, Shibaura—all a sea of flames!" Who saw Godzilla's trail of destruction?
Ogata
Martin
A news reporter
Oyama
Q. Who said, "If the Oxygen Destroyer is used even once, the politicians of the world won't stand idly by. They'll inevitably turn it into a weapon. A-bombs against A-bombs, H-bombs against H-bombs. As a scientist—no, as a human being—adding another terrifying weapon to humanity's arsenal is something I can't allow"?
Hagiwara
Captain Mandrake
Shinkichi
Doctor Serizawa
Q. "But Professor, that's no reason to let such a violent monster run loose. Godzilla is no different from the H-bomb still hanging over Japan's head." Who made this argument to Yamane?
Emiko
Ogata
Hagiwara
Professor Yamane (arguing with a mirror)
Q. Who said, "That's right. A giant, terrifying monster. Once it eats all the fish in the sea, it'll come ashore and eat people. In the old days, if the catch was poor for a long time, we'd sacrifice a young girl, send her drifting out into the middle of the ocean. This dance is all that's left of that exorcism ritual"?
Old Fisherman at Odo Village
Tanabe
Emiko
Fox Mulder