Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (Heisei era trilogy part 2)

Plot
A year has passed since the battle between Gamera and the Gyaos, and Japan has struggled to rebuild its cities in the meantime. The military has kept a cautious vigil on the nation's coast, but so far Gamera has yet to return. Suddenly, a series of bizarre incidents reveal a new threat to the land of the rising sun. On a moonlit stroll, science instructor Midori Honami watches as a huge meteor plunges into the mountain snow. The next night, two security guards are horrified as they see large insect-like creatures stealing glass bottles from a nearby wearhouse. Soon after, the entire city of Sapporo is covered with strange plants and the link between these events soon becomes clear.

The meteor has carried with it a species of extraterrestrials. These aliens have set up a hive in the bowels of the city's subway tunnels, deliberately nurturing the plants that are covering the city. Soon a gigantic pod erupts from a building and Colonel Watarase of the Self Defense Force realizes that it is dramatically raising the city's oxygen levels. Working together with the swift-minded Miss Honami, he realizes that the aliens are building a huge biological launchpad: the increased oxygen will aid the aliens in exploding the pod, catapulting its seed into space so that they can colonize yet another world. The military can only watch helplessly, as any attempt to destroy the pod would destroy all of Sapporo.

Just as all hope is lost, Gamera flies from the sea and heads toward the besieged city. He tears the flower out by its roots, but is ambushed by a swarm of aliens. As Gamera thrashes to rid himself of the attacking aliens, a nearby soldier names them "Legion", after a Biblical demon army. Gamera is forced to retreat, just as the monstrous queen Legion bursts out of the ground and flies off to start a second hive. Her wings are damaged by fighter jets but she survives.

Again a Legion flower blooms, this time in Sendai, and again Gamera attempts to stop its explosion. He is intercepted, however, by Legion. Gamera can't use his full power againest the mighty space monster due to the amount of oxygen generated by the Legion flower could ignite if he used his fireballs and evacuations not being completed. Because of this, Legion makes short work of Gamera, impaling him with her sharp legs and blasting him with her horn beam but Gamera is able to hold the mammoth insect until the last helicaptor full of civilians to escape. Sensing the detonation of her flower approaching, Legion leaves Gamera for dead and burrows off. Gamera limps toward the flower, destroying it by knocking it down before it laucnhes its seed into space. The flower explodes and completely annihalates Sendai; and seeminglly killing Gamera. The failure of the first two flowers signaled desperation in Legion's mind. The first two flowers had been destroyed, but now Gamera is dead and all that remains is to destroy the Japanese Army and Tokyo would be hers.

Japan's military and scientists race to find the Legion's weakness, but have so far found only one clue: the smaller symbiotic Legion are attracted to any electromagnetic source, such as a power line or a neon light. While this may enable the army to distract them, it has the unfortunate side-effect of drawing them to Tokyo: Japan's capital city, and the largest source of electromagnetism in the nation and still leaves the massive queen to deal with. The military knows it needs Gamera's help to defeat the titanic insect, and so Miss Honami brings in the one person who could possibly revive him: Asagi, the young girl who bonded with him during the Gyaos attack one year ago. Asagi visits the ruined city where Gamera lies comatose, and as she tries to reach out to him, the mystical jewel that enables their bond shatters. Fire surges from all over town and regenerates Gamera, awakening him, but at the sacrifice of his human connection.

Legion marches on Tokyo with the intention of planting a third and final flower, but Gamera heads her off in the outskirts. She spawns a swarm of symbiotic Legion against him, but the military manages to draw them off and destroy them with an electric distraction. Gamera and Legion fight throughout the suburbs, and the military lobs a few missiles at Legion in aid, breaking off her head arms and weakening the shield she could create. Finally, Gamera manages to tear off Legion's horn, and she momentarily collapses in defeat.

Suddenlly, Legion rises up and fires laser whips from her stomp into Gamera's flesh. On the verge of defeat, Gamera then looks into the sky and roars, and light begins to shine down upon him. As Legion closes in, Gamera's chest opens up and fires a powerful plasma beam. Legion is hit by the blast and lets out a final roar before being blown apart, finally ending the infernal space monster.

Gamera glances toward the human onlookers, and then ascends into the morning sky. As they watch Gamera fade into the distance, mankind is unsettled by his power, and trembles lest he should ever view humanity as an enemy.

In my oinion this is an epic film and your probly wonder what happen to the Gayos just wait and see for part 3....OH! By the way did I forget to tell you that Legion is one of the few female giant monsters

did not know they had female monsters

Is godzilla male or female

Godzilla is male just incase your wondering and Mothra is Feamale