
Gamera: Guardian of the Universe (1995) on Netflix
NR19951h 36mAdventureFantasyHorror
A ship hauling plutonium strikes a floating atoll, where scientists find amulets. Mayumi Nagamine investigates giant bird attacks, and Asagi Kusanagi touches an amulet that binds her to Gamera.
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- IMDb6.7/104,693 votes
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Plot summary
A vessel hauling plutonium strikes a floating atoll east of the Philippines. As the atoll drifts toward Japan, Naoya Kusanagi leads a team of scientists onto it and finds orihalcum amulets and a stone slab carved with Etrurian runes. The atoll quakes and throws the team into the ocean, and Coast Guard officer Yoshinari Yonemori catches sight of a huge turtle's eye and tusk. Meanwhile, ornithologist Mayumi Nagamine looks into reports of a giant bird in the Goto Archipelago; she finds human remains in a bird pellet, and her team drives three bird-like creatures away from another village. She joins the government effort to capture them. When Kusanagi's daughter Asagi touches one of the amulets, she forms a bond with the giant creature, and the runes give the turtle and the birds their names.
Cast
Tsuyoshi Iharaas Yoshinari Yonemori
Shinobu Nakayamaas Mayumi Nagamine
Ayako Fujitanias Asagi Kusanagi
Yukijirô Hotaruas Insp. Osako
Hirotarô Hondaas Mr. Saito
Hatsunori Hasegawaas Col. Satake
Kôjirô Hongôas Captain of the Nojima
Akira Kuboas Captain of the Kairyumaru
Takashi Matsuoas Taxi driver
Yoshihiko Hakamadaas Michiya
Akira Onoderaas Naoya Kusangi
- Yuka Sakanoas Yukino - Asagi's Friend in Aquarium
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Hiroyuki Watanabeas Colonel Ono
Tetsu Watanabeas Captain at Mt. Fuji
Jun Fubukias Housewife with her son in Grocery store
Tomiko Ishiias Female Grocery store Owner
- Minako Nagaias Self - News Casrer for Alta
Akemi Nakamuraas Female Correspondent at Dome
- Sarina Kôas Female Newsrepoter on Himegami Island
- Nanako Shindoas Zoo Employee
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Gamera: Guardian of the Universe (1995)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Niisan Takahashi, who had written all of the Shōwa era Gamera films, wrote a script early in development for this reboot, but it was rejected for being strictly children's entertainment.
- Two separate unused scripts written for the film by Chiaki and Kazuya Konaka and by Yoshikazu Okada were later reused: the Konaka brothers' script, partly inspired by the 1972 film Daigoro vs. Goliath, fed into Gamera the Brave, Ultraman Tiga and Digimon Tamers.




















