Today, Toho and GKIDS revealed the first theatrical trailer and an all-new poster for Godzilla Minus Zero. The new theatrical trailer begins by confirming that Godzilla was not fully destroyed and offers a glimpse of the latest kaiju extermination operation. Masami Nagasawa joins the cast as Makoto Aoyama, a genius weather forecaster assigned to the Disaster Response Bureau.
Select moments in the trailer also show off the full 1.43:1 aspect ratio of the film’s IMAX sequences. As the first Japanese production Filmed For IMAX, Godzilla Minus Zero was shot with high-definition digital cameras certified by IMAX and optimized for the sound and imagery unique to IMAX screens.
Godzilla Minus Zero comes to North American theatres on November 6, 2026, with Oscar-winning filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki returning as Director, Screenwriter, and VFX lead.
Godzilla Minus Zero Trailer
Synopsis
War reduced Japan to zero, and Godzilla plunged it into minus. Two years have passed since then, and the country has faced agonizing struggles to achieve recovery and finally reclaim its daily life.
Just as humanity managed to cling to a hard-won peace, a new threat strikes, crushing hope in an instant.
About Godzilla Minus Zero
Also joining the cast are Jun Kunimura, playing the role of Dr. Ogata, and Kou Maehara as Professor Murakami’s assistant, Akira Hagiwara. Additionally, Kisuke Iida is confirmed to reprise his role as Akio Itagaki, the Toyo Balloon section chief who made significant contributions to the Godzilla extermination operation in Godzilla Minus One. Further cast additions include Kenji Mizuhashi, Eita Okuno, and Kai Inowaki.
The film will make its world premiere as the Spotlight Gala selection for the 64th New York Film Festival on Saturday, September 26.
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