When I heard about his death, I was pretty shocked about it. His performance in Godzilla, 1989 Godzilla vs biollante was my favorite and I would watch it most of the time he will forever be missed.
@@SamuelG2000 wow awesome small world. I actually got into that movie because of the soundtrack because Godzilla 1989. The soundtrack was done by kochi Sugiyama. You may know him as the composer of the dragon quest video game franchise. He’s not alive anymore but you know that’s the reason I got into the movie part of it.
We lost a legend today, it just simply hurts for us who grew up with the Heisei series since childhood. But may your spirit remains to the hearts who loved and appreciated your work as the King of the Monsters. May you rest in peace with your fellow friends such as Nakajima-San. We will deeply miss you. Sayonara, King of The Monsters.
These are the two Godzilla suit actors that we lost. Honestly, pretty sad. Nakajima was the very first Godzilla suit actor that we had, and when Godzilla of the monsters 2019 came out that was dedicated to him in honor of his memory he will forever be miss
Farewell Satsuma-san. thank you for making this American's childhood the greatest. Goodbye Godzilla! Sayonara!! Just like in the movies. Sayonara, old friend.
Godzilla is a "friend" that humanity must have as a companion. He walks the Earth alongside us to remind us of what awaits on the other side of the atom bomb.
Spoiler It's the duality of these movies Godzilla should be feared and hated but he's the star of the movie and a cultural icon so we the audience love him. But ya it is unrealistically weird that the Japanese prime minister literally cries in sympathy as homie falls into the volcano at the end of this movie while this music plays.
Well, the Russians were the biggrst threat in the movie, just nuking Tokyo because they feared the monster, and the USA wanting to retaliate, and Japan don't knowing how to react to the big man... Godzilla was nothing compared to the war that could have started...
@@vicentecortes2953 Also the fact that they did not at *all* treat Godzilla falling into the volcano like a victory. They made that shit feel like you just watched a innocent animal get murdered.
“He’s more than just an animal. In those eyes lies a fire that still burns till this day. A fire older than mankind itself. He may have taken my son away, but unlike my husband, Mark, I don’t feel hatred against him. Because to him, we are just ants. Godzilla has built our past, and now he will build our future.” -Dr. Emma Russel (G:KOTM Novelization)
I apreaciate this theme as sweet farevel to Showa series and as nice teaser to what will came next in Heisei. At least this is how I like to think about it. And now I have another song to cry to.
It wasn't backhanded because the emphasis was...not on how he was defeated, but the fact that he would return someday. I think also that the song is for those who defeated him, not out of hate but to save lives. They didn't want to do what had to be done. In the American version, the Steve Martin character wanted there to be a way to communicate with him and to understand how to coexist with Godzilla.
@@TheRivrPrncess This particular Godzilla didn't want to coexist although maybe by the end was ready to live in peace with Junior. I like when Godzilla grows and forgives, Heisei series provided a less "happy" version of that but at least by the end Godzilla loved someone and Junior became a Godzilla without a grudge.
How many love themes this movie has? It is kinda sad that they tried to sell this movie like some spinoff/comedy/slice of life/ save the world/ corny ass thing. First time the Kaiju came in it's true vicious form after the 1954 original one and this is how it got treated 😒.
![The Star Sisters - Godzilla (Love Theme) [MP3 Download Link Included!]](/img/1.gif)
R.I.P. Kenpachiro Satsuma, the Hesei-era Godzilla
1947-2023
"Sayonara till we meet again"
im still crying.
When I heard about his death, I was pretty shocked about it. His performance in Godzilla, 1989 Godzilla vs biollante was my favorite and I would watch it most of the time he will forever be missed.
@brodiger Same. That one was actually the first of the Hesei series I saw. Also, my favorite.
@@SamuelG2000 wow awesome small world. I actually got into that movie because of the soundtrack because Godzilla 1989. The soundtrack was done by kochi Sugiyama. You may know him as the composer of the dragon quest video game franchise. He’s not alive anymore but you know that’s the reason I got into the movie part of it.
He'll always be the best suit actor to dun Godzilla.
We lost a legend today, it just simply hurts for us who grew up with the Heisei series since childhood. But may your spirit remains to the hearts who loved and appreciated your work as the King of the Monsters. May you rest in peace with your fellow friends such as Nakajima-San. We will deeply miss you. Sayonara, King of The Monsters.
RIP, Kenpachiro Satsuma
These are the two Godzilla suit actors that we lost. Honestly, pretty sad. Nakajima was the very first Godzilla suit actor that we had, and when Godzilla of the monsters 2019 came out that was dedicated to him in honor of his memory he will forever be miss
Farewell Satsuma-san. thank you for making this American's childhood the greatest. Goodbye Godzilla! Sayonara!! Just like in the movies. Sayonara, old friend.
Movie: Godzilla was the antagonist in this movie, destroying Tokyo & causing so many deaths.
This song: Goodbye Godzilla my friend
Godzilla is a "friend" that humanity must have as a companion.
He walks the Earth alongside us to remind us of what awaits on the other side of the atom bomb.
Spoiler
It's the duality of these movies Godzilla should be feared and hated but he's the star of the movie and a cultural icon so we the audience love him. But ya it is unrealistically weird that the Japanese prime minister literally cries in sympathy as homie falls into the volcano at the end of this movie while this music plays.
Well, the Russians were the biggrst threat in the movie, just nuking Tokyo because they feared the monster, and the USA wanting to retaliate, and Japan don't knowing how to react to the big man... Godzilla was nothing compared to the war that could have started...
@@vicentecortes2953 Also the fact that they did not at *all* treat Godzilla falling into the volcano like a victory. They made that shit feel like you just watched a innocent animal get murdered.
@@vicentecortes2953It was an accident in the Japanese version. It was made intentional in the American version.
“He’s more than just an animal. In those eyes lies a fire that still burns till this day. A fire older than mankind itself. He may have taken my son away, but unlike my husband, Mark, I don’t feel hatred against him. Because to him, we are just ants. Godzilla has built our past, and now he will build our future.”
-Dr. Emma Russel (G:KOTM Novelization)
This one was a very big hit in Japan ! By the world famous "the Dutch star sisters"
Wonder why they didn't use this for the North American version?
Could've complimented Raymond Burr's final monologue.
I apreaciate this theme as sweet farevel to Showa series and as nice teaser to what will came next in Heisei. At least this is how I like to think about it.
And now I have another song to cry to.
This theme would have also been perfect for Godzilla Vs Destroyah.
Indeed
They should use this for the final Godzilla movie of the legendary series
I could see them pulling something like that, and I dont think my poor little nerdy heart would be able to take it
Agreed
Godzilla vs Destroyah would have also been a good movie for this song as well
Facts
I can see this playing after Godzilla roars one last time and starts marching back towards the sea as the credits begin to roll.
Farewell kenpachiro satsusama... "godspeed you magnificent bastard"
I just watched this for the first time today my favorite godzilla movie so far
This is my favorite Heisei movie
いつか、こちらのザ・スター・シスターズさんのバージョン（映画版）の主題歌もCD化して欲しいです！
とにかく、一々動画からではなく、CDソフトでいつでも自由に聴きたいです！
This soundtrack isn’t on CD 💿⁉️
One of the most beautiful songs i heard in an 80's movie. And its about godzilla taking a nap in a volcano
Taking a nap in a volcano while being boiled alive in lava...
@@spinner_boi he already burnt. It's just a smaller 5 year nap
Long live 84Goji
I saw this movie when I was in 5th grade. I was shocked that the ending was in English.
Godzilla 1985?
@@arthurimusprime2177 Yes, it is.
It sounds so backhanded, how friendly the farewell comes across as Godzilla drowns in lava.
It's kinda like the credits of sleepaway camp where they use a scary image while a pop song plays
It wasn't backhanded because the emphasis was...not on how he was defeated, but the fact that he would return someday. I think also that the song is for those who defeated him, not out of hate but to save lives. They didn't want to do what had to be done. In the American version, the Steve Martin character wanted there to be a way to communicate with him and to understand how to coexist with Godzilla.
@@TheRivrPrncess they should have found a way to lure him back to sea.
@@TheRivrPrncess This particular Godzilla didn't want to coexist although maybe by the end was ready to live in peace with Junior. I like when Godzilla grows and forgives, Heisei series provided a less "happy" version of that but at least by the end Godzilla loved someone and Junior became a Godzilla without a grudge.
no wonder he's so pissed off
I think this song will fit perfectly at the end of final wars
Worse than it's true
Have a great day
俺達のするべき事は、戦う事じゃない❗愛し合う事だった。
初めて見たゴジラがこの作品でした。
キングコングとの闘いが待っている
This should be on the ending on the American Version.
At the end of Godzilla vs Kong
News World Pitcures Found it Inappropriate and Just Put it's Own Staff Credits Theme on the End Credits for their 1985 Version of this Film Instead
A shame really...
The message of the song already compliments Raymond Burr's monologue to Godzilla.
ゴジラ万歳‼
I have a N.E.C.A GODZILL FIGURE STILL IN BOX. I GOT IN IN YEAR 2018.. NEVER BEEN OPEN. I HOPE I CA
Can give to my eldest son the his take care six of these neca figures
Great video 👍🏻
Has anyone tried editing this into the ending of "Godzilla 85"?
Imagined if this played in Terror of Mechagodzilla's ending
Shame this wasn't at the end of Minus One.
Godzilla was the exact opposite of a "good friend" in minus one 😅
@@-_deploy_- Same in the movie this song is from.
Toho's Godzilla is better than legendary
Yes
While Legendary's Godzilla is good, NOTHING can beat the Japanese OG
both good
Duhh
Both are good… but the legendary films are mainly humans and no beeg lizard… so Toho SOLOS
Me when I liked Godzilla in 2019 and then Godzilla got old on me so I liked Star Wars in 2020 and now I like Godzilla again in 2021 and 2022
That’s what I meant
Same with me but Disney ruined Star Wars.
Who disliked this??
What dislikes🤣
@@olii921 Haha cuz you know they ha- DELETED dislikes hahahaha
2 people disliked this for some reason
If Monsterverse kills off Godzilla they should play this or Requiem
歌詞カードお願い❤
デケェナゴッジラ♪デケェナゴッジラ マヨセー♪
This isn’t the Version off this Record.
Someone gotta Sample this track
How many love themes this movie has? It is kinda sad that they tried to sell this movie like some spinoff/comedy/slice of life/ save the world/ corny ass thing. First time the Kaiju came in it's true vicious form after the 1954 original one and this is how it got treated 😒.
This movie is one of the darkest and serious in the franchise though
Did you even WATCH the movie 🤨
This movie a serious entry just like 1954
Why would they use a song sung in English at the end of a Japanese movie⁉️
Also, this song was deleted in the American version of the movie, lol.
@@simbiotesnus1013lol
This music is fron wich movie?
Godzilla 1984.
(The Return Of) GODZILLA (1984)
The Japanese version of Godzilla 1984
Good for my GF