Godzilla Quotes

  • Dr. Daisuke Serizawa: If my device can serve a good purpose, I would announce it to everyone in the world! But right now, it's nothing but a weapon of mass destruction. Please understand!

    Hideto Ogata: I do understand. But if we don't stop Godzilla now, what's to become of us?

    Dr. Daisuke Serizawa: Ogata, 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. Bombs versus bombs, missiles versus missiles. As a scientist - no, as a human being - adding another terrifying weapon to humanity's arsenal is something I can't allow.

    Hideto Ogata: Then what do we do about the horror before us now? Just let it happen? Only you can save us from this tragedy. Even if you use the device to defeat Godzilla, how can it be used as a weapon, if you don't publish your research?

    Dr. Daisuke Serizawa: Ogata, we human beings are weak creatures. Even if I burn my notes, everything is still in my head. As long as I'm alive, who can say I wouldn't be coerced into using it again?

  • [last lines]

    Dr. Kyohei Yamane: I can't believe that Godzilla, was the last of his species. If nuclear testing continues, then someday, somewhere in the world, another Godzilla may appear.

  • Chief of Emergency Headquarters: This is quite a problem, professor. If this keeps up, we'll have to suspend the international shipping routes. Have you found a way? Is there something we can do to defeat it?

    Kyohei Yamane-hakase: So, that's it...

    Chairman of Diet Committee: Professor Yamane, let's be honest. If there's a way to defeat Godzilla, we need to know.

    Kyohei Yamane-hakase: It's impossible! Godzilla absorbed massive amounts of atomic radiation and yet it still survived! What do you think could kill it? Instead, we should focus on why it is still alive. That should be our top priority!

  • News Reporter: O peace, O light, hasten back to us-- that's the prayer of peace being offered up nationwide today. We're broadcasting one such scene from Tokyo. Listen to these young girls as they sing from their hearts.

  • [Trian passengers discuss the appearance of Godzilla]

    Woman on train: This is awful. Atomic tuna, radioactive fallout, and now this Godzilla to top it off! What if he shows up in Tokyo Bay?

    Man on train: He'll probably go straight for you first.

    Woman on train: You're horrible! I barely escaped the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, and now this!

  • The Old Fisherman: I knew it. It must be Godzilla.

  • Newspaper Reporter Hagiwara: Godzilla?

    The Old Fisherman: That's right. A giant, terrifying monster.