First Appearance: Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Battle for Earth
Twelve thousand years ago, the spirit of Earth created
Battra. Battra was created to destroy a device built by an ancient civilization
to control Earth's climate. Battra began to do his job well beyond his purpose
and Mothra was forced to intervene. There was a huge battle between Mothra and
Battra. When Mothra finally won, Battra was laid to rest in the North Sea,
while Mothra survived in the mountains with the Cosmos. Unlike his benevolent
twin Mothra, Battra sees humanity as a blight on Earth, and won't stop until
humanity is removed from the planet. It's because of this that Battra came into
conflict with Mothra, who seems intent on protecting humanity.
Thousands of years later, Battra was awoken by a meteorite
in Siberia. Battra swam to the coast of Japan and burrowed, reappearing and
attacking Nagoya. The JSDF fought Battra but were no match, and Battra left a
wrecked city behind as he burrowed again. Battra appeared in the waters off the
archipelago of the Philippines, where Godzilla and Mothra were battling. Battra
engaged Godzilla, who was the bigger threat. The two monsters battled down to
the sea floor in the Philippine Trench, where a volcanic eruption supposedly
killed them. But Battra and Godzilla lived on, appearing near Mount Fuji, with
Godzilla exiting an erupting volcano and Battra emerging from the ocean's
depths. Upon metamorphosing from his larval form, he flew to Tokyo to exact his
revenge on Mothra. The sinister moth seemed to have an upper hand against his
less violent counterpart, but soon, in the heat of the battle, Godzilla
appeared. Mothra and Battra teamed up to combat Godzilla together in defense of
both Earth and humankind. Once Godzilla was defeated, Battra and Mothra carried
him out to sea. However, Godzilla, still conscious, killed Battra by attacking
him with an atomic ray at point-blank range while he was being transported.
Godzilla and Battra dropped into the ocean below. Mothra then flew in a circle
and placed a seal over the final resting place of Battra, honoring his
sacrifice.
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