TV series
Godzilla Singular Point
Overview
Brought together by a mysterious song, a grad student and an engineer lead the fight against an unimaginable force that may spell doom for the world.
Details
- First air date
- 2021-04-01
- Status
- Ended
- Seasons
- 1 season
- Episodes
- 13 episodes
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Mystery
- Network
- Tokyo MX, BS11, KBS Kyoto
- Production
- BONES, Orange, TOHO
- Country
- JP
- Original language
- JA
Cast
- Yume Miyamoto as Mei Kamino (voice)
- Shoya Ishige as Yun Arikawa (voice)
- Wataru Takagi as Goro Otaki (voice)
- Taro Kiuchi as Haberu 'Barbell' Kato (voice)
- Misaki Kuno as Pelops II (voice)
- Yohei Azakami as Shunya Sato (voice)
- Jin Urayama as Tsunetomo Yamamoto (voice)
- Ryosuke Hara as Sailor B (voice)
- Hiromichi Tezuka as Makita K. Nakagawa (voice)
- Genki Yoshimoto as Security guard (voice)
- Arisa Sakuraba as Newscaster (voice)
- Shunichi Maki as Hunter B (voice)
Creators and crew
- Eiji Inomoto - Executive Producer
- Keiji Ota - Executive Producer
- Masahiko Minami - Executive Producer
- Takayuki Oshima - Executive Producer
- Kiyotaka Waki - Producer
- Takashi Yoshizawa - Producer
Episodes
Episode 1: Terzetto
Jacks-of-all-trades Yun and Haberu investigate sounds emanating from an empty mansion. They locate the source nearby, while Mei hears the same tune.
Episode 2: Gamesome
Yun, Goro and their robot Jet Jaguar clash with a hostile pterosaur-like kaiju, Rodan. Mei travels to Tokyo to meet with a world-renowned researcher.
Episode 3: Tigerish
A legion of Rodan swarm towards Nigashio. The Otaki Factory crew scramble to lure them away from the city, but soon find themselves surrounded.
Episode 4: Gadabout
Yun and Haberu deduce that Misakioku may be linked to the Rodan incursion. Mei attends Li's lecture in Dubai, where the professor reveals new material.
Episode 5: Theorist
Salunga emerges from the depths of the Upala research station shrouded in red dust. Meanwhile, Yun observes Anguirus exhibiting an uncanny ability.
Episode 6: Enfatico
Mei discovers a mysterious code in Professor Ashihara's research. The Otaki crew confront Anguirus as part of the city's extermination efforts.
Episode 7: Omniarch
Following a group of Manda, a giant kaiju makes landfall in Tokyo. Red dust forces Mei and Professor Li's flight to London to divert to Milan.
Episode 8: Graftage
Ground forces under the command of Matsubara respond to Godzilla's attack on Tokyo. Now in London, Mei attempts to decipher Ashihara's research.
Episode 9: Erumpent
Godzilla continues to advance on Tokyo, covering the city in red dust. The Otaki crew rushes to rescue a person ensnared by spider-like kaiju.
Episode 10: Encipher
Back at Ashihara's mansion, Yun and Haberu attempt to decipher the professor's research using Jet Jaguar. In India, Lina takes Mei to meet with BB.
Episode 11: Relaunch
Before heading to the Super Dimension Calculator, BB offers Mei a view of the Singular Point. The Otaki crew leave for Tokyo to destroy Godzilla.
Episode 12: Explorer
Mei learns of a large explosion triggered by Ashihara's calculator long ago. Kanoko gives Matsubara the Orthogonal Diagonalizer to use against Godzilla.
Episode 13: Together
Mei, BB and Pelops II attempt to prevent the Catastrophe, but Salunga ambushes them. Meanwhile, the Otaki crew make their final push toward Godzilla.
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