History Film / Gamera2AdventOfLegion

* HotScientist: Midori Honami can certainly count.

* BadassNormal: Colonel Watarase. he takes on a Symbiotic Legion soldier ''by himself'', with nothing more than a pistol and a radio. He wins.

* JumpScare: Although in this case, it's actually the monster causing it.

* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The Manna Cannon, although it wouldn't be revealed as such until the next movie.

* WaveMotionGun: Gamera's Manna Cannon.

* GagDub: The ADV DVD has two of these, with the first beign a colleciton of "outtakes" and the second being a true gag dub that runs over a selection of scenes, called ''Lake Texarkana Gamera''.

* AlienInvasion: Most likely. After all, what are the Legion going to do after launching another spore into space?

* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The Manna Cannon, although it wouldn't be revealed to be this until the next movie.

* BigDamnHeroes: Gamera does this three times, although the second instance is heavily subverted when the Legion Queen soundly defeats him.

* AlienInvasion: Most likely. After all, what are the Legion going to do after launching another spore into space?

* AlienInvasion: Msost likely. After all, what are the Legion going to do after launching another spore into space?

The Legion Queen is sighted making her way towards Tokyo, one of the largest sources of electromagnetism anywhere on Earth, with the hopes of setting up another flower. Despite knowing how small their chances are, the JSDF set up defensive lines at the outskirts of the city, preparing for a final showdown with the Legion Queen. Meanwhile, back in the ruins of Sendai, Asagi, accompanied by Honami, uses her bead to help wake Gamera up. She soon succeeds, but the bead is destroyed, and Gamera loses his link with humanity in the process. Gamera, wanting revenge, seeks out the Legion Queen, who has already broken through the JSDF's first line of defense.

It isn't long before disaster strikes in Tokyo. A subway train is almost forced off of its rails, and soon the conductors and passengers are attacked by strange, man-sized, bug-like creatures. A police team is sent in to investigate and find survivors, but nearly all of the police are slaughtered by the strange beings. Soon, the entire area around the subway is cordoned off as the army is brought in, and they do find survivors. The big question on everyone's mind is: why were these passengers spared when everyone else was killed?

As the military tries to combat and understand these strange creatures, a large, plant-like structure bursts through the ground above the subway, destroying a building in the process. It is soon discovered that oxygen levels are rising to dangerous levels in the subway, especially near the location of the creatures and the plant. As Honami and Obitsu study these strange beings, they make a terrible discovery, alongside the JSDF: The plant is a seed pod, and it will soon depart, causing an explosion that will destroy nearly all of Tokyo (or at least what's been rebuilt since the previous year). The JSDF prepares to destroy the pod before it can launch, but this proves ineffective. Fortunately, Gamera has appeared and he soon arrvies in Tokyo, destroying the seed pod before the strange aliens retaliate. As the space-bugs cover Gamera like ants on a sugar cube, two men on the ground, Colonel Watarase and Hanatani, make a biblical reference, with the laines then being dubbed, "Legion."

Gamera soon retreats, and shortly afterward a giganitc Queen Legion emerges from the ground, flyign away into night. Fighter jets intercept the queen, but afterwards, there is no sign or trace of her to be found, other than her wings. Less than a day or so later, another Legion Flower emerges in Sendai, and this time it is much closer to launch than the previous one. Realizing that they cannot hope to stop it this time, the JSDF evacuates Sendai. At an airport, where civilians, including Asagi Kusanagi, are being loaded onto helicopters, Gamera soon appears again as he prepares to attack the Legion Flower. Before he can even land, however, gamera is ambushed by the Queen Legion, who once again emerges from the ground and battles Gamera to a draw while he tries to protect the helicopters from her advance.

After successfully holding off the Legion Queen long enough for the helicopters to escape, Gamera is knocked aside by her as she burrows underground. Determined to stop the flower from launching, Gamera ignores the retreating queen and makes his way to the site of the alien plant. By the time he reaches it, however, it is too late. The plant launches its seed into space, destroying Sendai and seemingly killing Gamera. With the Atlantean turtle apparently dead, The JSDF begin preparing to hunt down the Legion Queen.

As the military tries to combat and understand these strange creatures, a large, plant-like structure bursts through the ground above the subway, destroying a building in the process. It is soon discovered that oxygen levels are rising to dangerous levels in the subway, especially near the location of the creatures and the plant. As Honami and Obitsu study these strange beings, they make a terrible discovery, alongside the JSDF: The plant is a seed pod, and it will soon depart, causing an explosion that will destroy nearly all of Tokyo (or at least what's been rebuilt since the previous year). The JSDF prepares to destroy the pod before it can launch, but this proves ineffective. Fortunately, Gamera has appeared and he soon arrvies in Tokyo, destroying the seed pod before the strange aliens retaliate. As the space-bugs cover Gamera like ants on a sugar cube.

A strange meteor shower strikes Hokkaido, Japan, in the first of several unusual occurances in Winter of 1996. Meanwhile, strange lights in the sky, much like aurora borialas, appear near countryside where the impact crater from one of the meteors was. An investigation is headed by a scientist named Midori Honami (played by Miki Mizuno), and her colleague Obitsu (played by Mitsuru Fukikoshi). The next day, an investigation headed by JSDF colonel Watarase (played by Toshiyuki Nagashima), looks into these strange incidents. The impact crater, despite its size, appears to be normal, however, one of the witnesses of this meteor noted something strange: the meteor was ''slowing down'' as it neared the ground. A beer factory soon experiences a break-in, but the culprits are nowhere to be found, except for the testimony of two scared security guards (including a job-switching Mr. Osako).

A strange meteor shower strikes Hokkaido, Japan, in the first of several unusual occurances in Winter of 1996. Meanwhile, a strange locallized magnetic interference is found near countryside where the impact crater from one of the meteors was. An investigation is headed by a scientist named Midori Honami (played by Miki Mizuno), and her colleague Obitsu (played by Mitsuru Fukikoshi). The next day, an investigation headed by JSDF colonel Watarase (played by Toshiyuki Nagashima), looks into these strange incidents. The impact crater, despite its size, appears to be normal, however, one of the witnesses of this meteor noted something strange: the meteor was ''slowing down'' as it neared the ground. A beer factory soon experiences a break-in, but the culprits are nowhere to be found, except for the testimony of two scared security guards (including a job-switching Mr. Osako).

It isn't long before disaster strikes in Tokyo. A subway train is almost forced off of its rails, and soon the conductors and passengers are attacked by strange, man-sized, bug-like creatures. A police team is sent in to investigate and find survivors, but nearly all of them are slaughtered by the strange beings. Soon, the entire area around the subway is cordoned off as the army is brought in, and they do find survivors. The big question on everyone's mind is: why were these passengers spared when everyone else was killed?

It isn't long before disaster strikes in Tokyo. A subway train is almsot forced off of its rails, and soon the conductors and passengers are attacked by strange, man-sized, bug-like creatures. A police team is sent in to investigate and find survivors, but nearly all of them are slaughtered by the strange beings. Soon, the entire area around the subway is cordoned off as the army is brought in, and they do find survivors. The big question on everyone's mind is: why were these passengers spared when everyone else was killed?

A strange meteor shower is the first of several unusual occurances in Winter of 1996, as a beer factory soon experiences a break-in, but the culprits are nowhere to be found, except for the testimony of two scared security guards (including a job-switching Mr. Osako). Meanwhile, a strange locallized magnetic interference is found near countryside where the impact crater from one of the meteors was. However, one of the witnesses of this meteor noted something strange: the meteor was ''slowing down'' as it neared the ground.

An invetigation, headed by JSDF colonel Watarase (played by Toshiyuki Nagashima), looks into these strange incidents, and soon it isn't long before disaster strikes in Tokyo. A subway train is almsot forced off of its rails, and soon the conductors and passengers are attacked by strange, man-sized, bug-like creatures. A police team is sent in to investigate and find survivors, but nearly all of them are slaughtered by the strange beings. Soon, the entire area around the subway is cordoned off as the army is brought in, and they do find survivors. The big question on everyone's mind is: why were these passengers spared when everyone else was killed?

Another investigation, linked with the strange magnetic interference from earlier, is headed by a scientist named Midori Honami (played by Miki Mizuno), and her colleague Obitsu (played by Mitsuru Fukikoshi) becomes linked with the military's investigation when the strange creatures are found to be related to strange incidents that her team is looking into.

Another investigation, linked with the strange magnetic interference from earlier, is headed by a scientist named Midori Honami (played by Miki Mizuno), and her colleague Obitsu (played by Mitsuru Fukikoshi) becomes linked with the military's inestigation when the strange creatures are found to be related to strange incidents that her team is looking into.

An invetigation, headed by JSDF colonel Watarase, looks into these strange incidents, and it soon isn't long before disaster strikes in Tokyo. A subway train is almsot forced off of its rails, and soon the conductors and passengers are attacked by strange, man-sized, bug-like creatures. A police team is sent in to investigate and find survivors, but nearly all of them are slaughtered by the strange beings. Soon, the entire area around the subway is cordoned off as the army is brought in, and they do find survivors. The big question on everyone's mind is: why were these passengers spared when everyone else was killed?

Gamera 2: Advent of Legion is the 1996 sequel to 1995's immensly popular Gamera: Guardian of the Universe.