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13 (overall), 3 (season)
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Hiromi Kamata
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"Secrets" (秘密, Himitsu) is the 13th episode of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and the third episode of its second season. Directed by Hiromi Kamata and written by Kari Drake, it premiered on Apple TV on March 13, 2026.
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“I knew that『plot』wasn't up to much.”
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Trivia
- This episode's title is similar to that of an earlier episode, "Secrets and Lies." Both are the third episodes of their respective seasons.
- This episode is dedicated to cinematographer Tomomi Kamata, director Hiromi Kamata's late father.[1] He was responsible for fostering her interest in Godzilla, showing her the 1954 film when she was a child.[2]
- While scouring restricted Apex data, May sees the following files:
- "Castle Bravo - Bikini Atoll," dated 1954, referencing the 1954 Castle Bravo detonation seen in Godzilla: Awakening, the opening credits of Godzilla (2014), and "Secrets and Lies."
- "Skull Island - South Pacific," dated 1973, referencing the 1973 Skull Island expedition depicted in Kong: Skull Island.
- "James Conrad - London," dated 1979, referencing British Kong: Skull Island protagonist James Conrad, who joined Monarch following the events of the film.
- "Red Monarch - USSR," dated 1984; though the significance is unclear, an upcoming spinoff series will be set in this place and time.
- "Titanus Mosura - New York City," dated 2001, referencing Mothra; the significance of the date and location is unclear, although Mothra attacked the NYC-inspired New Kirk City in her debut film.
- "A Brooks - Skull Island," dated 2012, referencing Aaron Brooks and his report on Skull Island, which is discovered in 2012 in Skull Island: The Birth of Kong.
- "Outpost 32 - Antarctica," dated 2016, referencing the outpost holding King Ghidorah in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, which began to be constructed in 2016.
Notes
- ↑ Credited, though only appears in stock footage.
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