Gojira ni-sen mireniamu

Gojira vs. Desutoroiâ (1995) was intended to be the last Godzilla movie until the 50th anniversary of Gojira (1954) in 2004, allowing TriStar to make a trilogy of American Godzilla movies in that time, but the poor response to गॉडज़िला (1998) caused TriStar to abandon plans for a second and third film and Toho to bring back the original Godzilla sooner than planned with Godzilla 2000. Producer Shogo Tomiyama admitted that Godzilla 2000: Millennium was "made abruptly" since there were no plans to create another Godzilla film until 2005. But because of the failure of the TriStar film, Tomiyama said that studio felt that they "couldn't keep silent until 2005".

When we see Shinoda inspecting Godzilla's footprints on the beach, Godzilla's heavy tail dragging behind him seems to have not left a trail among the footprints. Even the very first Godzilla movie included a tail trail in between Godzilla's footprints in a similar scene.

Over the closing shot of Godzilla blowing up Shinjuku, a green "THE END" is superimposed, with a red question mark that appears over between the two words. (Theatrical US version only)

The US version takes out about 9 minutes of the film and changes a lot of the dialogue.

Edited into Godzilla Tales: Godzilla World Tour 2020 (2020)