Daiei Films never spent the money to make this franchise anything but kids flicks
Gamera Super Monster was released during the original wave of Japanese Kaiju films. The first couple movies had two defining features. First, they were completely meant for little kids. Second, Daiei Films never really spent that much time or money on productions like their rival Toho did with the Godzilla films which led to some very bad looking monsters that did not stand up to the test of time. By 1980 when this was released some of that had changed. They did spend more money so things looked better. Well, not everything but generally so. Still they cut some corners when they re-used entire fight scenes from the 1968 Gamera vs Barugon and 1969’s Gamera vs Guiron. That means overall Super Monster is better than the earlier films but still inconsistent.
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