Chibi Godzilla Raids Again Season 3 Episode 31: Episode 31

Chibi Godzilla and Chibi Ghidorah stand in a remarkably long queue for what is clearly a very popular ramen establishment. The anticipation is palpable, but then Chibi Rodan swoops in, brazenly cutting in front of them without a second thought. Chibi Ghidorah's leftmost head, quite rightly, voices its irritation at this casual breach of social etiquette. Chibi Godzilla, ever the diplomat, tries to smooth things over, suggesting they just focus on the delicious meal to come.

Suddenly, a figure emerges from the ramen shop: Chibi Gabara, sporting a bandana and staff t-shirt, clearly working a shift. He lets out a loud, dismissive tongue click, barking for the next group of three. Chibi Godzilla and his friends are somewhat surprised to see Chibi Gabara in such a role, but his surly demeanor and disdain for his job are entirely in character. He mutters about the annoyance of the work, directing them to their seats with palpable reluctance, a stark contrast to the shop's bustling atmosphere.

Inside, another familiar face, Chibi Gigan, is also working behind the counter, a genuinely shocking sight. He declares with his signature laugh that the ramen here was so profound, so moving, it inspired him to take a part-time job. Chibi Gigan dramatically pronounces that when he destroys Monster Island, this shop, along with its nature and cute animals, will be spared. Chibi Godzilla quickly deduces that Chibi Gigan's attempts at villainy are completely undermined by his obvious affection for the very things he claims he will destroy.

Chibi Gabara, clearly the senior on this shift, wastes no time in reining in Chibi Gigan's theatrical pronouncements, snapping at him to focus on work. Chibi Gigan immediately defers, calling Chibi Gabara 'Baito-leader' and apologizing, though not quite to Chibi Gabara's exacting standards. Chibi Gabara then introduces the absurd rule of the 'tongue click apology' and demands his own staff meal, cementing his position as the demanding boss. The group's order, including Chibi Ghidorah's three separate bowls, is diligently taken by a now thoroughly subdued Chibi Gigan.

With Chibi Gabara abruptly off on another break, Chibi Gigan sees his moment to reclaim some semblance of menace. He announces his intention to pull out his 'gun,' building a moment of dramatic tension. To the disappointment of Chibi Godzilla and the others, Chibi Gigan merely brandishes a noodle strainer, explaining its nickname as a 'gun strainer' due to the noodle balls resembling bullets. Chibi Ghidorah's heads quickly debunk the weak pun, but Chibi Gigan ignores their criticism, proceeding to prepare the food with over-the-top, dramatic gestures.

Chibi Gigan serves the steaming bowls of ramen, continuing his theatrical performance by declaring it their 'last supper.' Despite the ominous presentation, the moment the group tastes the ramen, all pretense of villainy is forgotten. Chibi Godzilla expresses pure delight, while Chibi Rodan offers an unexpectedly sophisticated critique of the noodles and rich broth. The quality of the food completely captivates them, rendering Chibi Gigan's villainous posturing entirely ineffectual, replaced by genuine appreciation.

As Chibi Godzilla finishes his meal, expressing hearty thanks, Chibi Gabara reappears behind the counter. In a rare display of something akin to praise, Chibi Gabara tells Chibi Gigan he is now a 'full-fledged worker' for making the customers smile. Chibi Gigan is clearly touched by this approval, but the moment is immediately shattered as Chibi Gabara announces yet another break and saunters off. This infuriates Chibi Gigan, who, stewing in frustration, mutters that Chibi Gabara will be the very first person he destroys on the island.