Universal has never bothered to actually release the un-edited version of the film meaning that the 1963 American re-edit is the most widespread version instead of the actual 1962 Japanese original. The only musical piece that survived was the Island chant. Beck also had editor Peter Zinner restructure the entire narrative and replace the original soundtrack with stock music from Universal.

A Japanese fishing boat is destroyed by a flash of light near Odo Island, and another. He was an ordinary dinosaur called the Godzillasaurus that was mutated by nuclear radiation, causing him to grow to enormous proportions and become a radioactive monster. Gojira is the name of the original Godzilla. For the more famous second Godzilla, see Godzilla. T-Rex Games are dinosaur action games with the most popular dino of all times. Writers Bruce Howard and Paul Mason rewrote much of the story with the new dialogue often straying from the original Japanese script, with much of the intentional humor being eliminated. Note: This is about the original monster. Producer John Beck inserted several new scenes with American actors directed by Tom Montgomery in a news report subplot that was never present in the original version. Godzilla is not the ending, but most everything else.' Similar to Godzilla: King of the Monsters! (1956), most of the original Kingu Kongu tai Gojira (1962) was heavily re-edited for it's release outside of Japan.

However this is not true with author Steve Ryfle noting that 'What is different about the Japanese and U.S. The earliest record of this rumor was in the American fanzine Spaceman which wrote that those who saw the movie in 'some Oriental sector of the world' were given a different ending. For decades, a myth has circulated that the outcome in the original Japanese version was different from that of the American version.

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