Sandbox:Tamura
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- Tamura: “I'm with INTERPOL, Tamura.”
- Keisuke Shimizu: “Then you're with Nanbara?”
- Tamura: “Yep, we're partners.”
- ― Tamura introduces himself (Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla)
Tamura was an INTERPOL agent who appeared in the 1974 film Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla.
History
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974)
Showa era
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla
When Keisuke Shimizu, Saeko Kanagusuku, and Ikuko Miyajima traveled to Azumi Castle to place the statue of King Caesar on a shrine, they were stopped by two Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens holding Nami Kunigami and her grandfather hostage, demanding they hand over the statue or their captives would die. Before the statue could be handed over, both aliens were suddenly shot and killed by Tamura. After checking the bodies, Tamura introduced himself to Keisuke as an INTERPOL agent and Nanbara's partner. Keisuke and the others showed their gratitude for his help. He proceeded to assist Nami and her grandfather as the Sun rose, producing a mirage that looked like another Sun rising in the west. Tamura watched as the statue was placed on top of the shrine and fired two beams from its eyes at a cliffside, revealed to house the sleeping King Caesar. From there, Tamura witnessed King Caesar awakening, the ensuing battle between it and Mechagodzilla, Godzilla coming to King Caesar’s aid, Mechagodzilla's defeat and the destruction of the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens' base.
Gallery
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Tamura introduces himself to Keisuke Shimizu -
Tamura watching a mirage of a rising Sun in the west -
Tamura and the others viewing King Caesar -
Tamura and the others as Mechagodzilla approaches King Caesar -
Tamura, Keisuke Shimizu and Saeko Kanagusuku observing Mechagodzilla
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